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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
6
Jane visits Muriel at the old Anthony house and uncovers Lucius Morrell as a charming imposter. Muriel’s lavish husband and the mansion fortune are questioned as Jane exposes the ruse and hints Minnie may help Muriel rebuild after Lucius’s death.
Austria will lend the Cellini salt cellar to the Milan exhibition of ancient Italian goldsmith works as a token of friendship with Italy. The gold centerpiece, considered Cellini's masterwork, has a storied history from Paris to Vienna, with royal patronage and perilous episodes described in its diary.
In Urumchi the capital of Sinkiang, pedestrians face social scorn as officials and elites prefer riding. The pace of power favors those who travel by horse or carriage, while foot travelers are viewed with disdain by those of standing.
Sun S Sunday School at 9 45 followed by preaching at 11 00 Y PC U at 6 30 PM. Friends of Mrs Bert Kerr mourn typhoid relapse. Mrs Ella Warner back home after visit with son Robert in Vandergrift. Miss Gertrude Calhoun Anna Mary Farren and Mrs Carlyle Farren worked at Murphys in Indiana Saturday. S S club met at Mrs Geo Sharps. Ladies Missionary Society to meet at Mrs Wilmer Sharps. Kings companion class social at Leonard Millers home this Wednesday evening. Miss Wilda Montgomery visited Lowry home Monday. Family gathering marks 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Weiss.
Mrs Pearle Greiner and Indiana friend visited Mrs Ebert Braun sister. R Boyd Elkin and wife of Timblin visited mother Mrs Elizabeth Elkin. Local folks attended the Georgeville schoolhouse pre social. John Elkin welcomed a son on November 1. Nathaniel North and family visited Wells. Nurse June Diltz from Fairmont visited family. Merle Marshall and Clarence Daugherty families visited Rossmoyne. Elizabeth Elkin visited son R Boyd Elkin in Dora. Funeral attendance noted for David E Kerr near Plumville.
Curry Run on account of the men s meeting Jim the Presbyterian church of Apollo next Sunday there will be preaching at 9 30 in the Curry Run church and a Sunday school at 10780 Mrs John Thompson of North Washington visited her sister Mrs I J Sell and family last Sunday a miscellaneous shower was held in the home of Mrs Bell last Thursday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Oland Twig g one hundred guests were present and the couple received a nice lot of useful gifts Elda McCurdy spent last Sunday afternoon with Ruth Kunkle
The Epworth League held a Halloween party at the Albert Hughes home. News notes report the pneumonia deaths of two Strenko children in Reg Loc, former Strenko residents Blanche Tate before marriage. Other items mention Win Bennett in Indiana, Erma Boringig at home, W H Siess visiting, a Sunday school convention in Penn Run, Crissig Bennett visiting from New Florence, and Ernest Dearmy’s visit to Windber.
The piece touts a high tech kitchen with shiny metal work surfaces and indirect lighting. It presents two recipes: Cape Cod Baked Beans and Corn with bacon and onion, and a mushroom sauce using Cream of Mushroom Soup, both framed as hearty autumn dishes for sports fans.
Local notes recount visits among families in Vandergrift and nearby areas including Jamison Cravener Schrecengost and Kelley households. Mentions Merle Jamison staying with grandmother in Indiana and several Sunday and Saturday callers from Sagamore, Rural Valley, North Apollo, Muddy Run and West Lebanon. A quiz line and a farming joke appear before an odd ad line about The Frogieny and vicina Fest priced at $5.50.
Flora Ross of Rochester Mills visits sisters Emma Simpson and Miriam McManus. Wetzel and Mary Wetzel attend Agricultural Association banquet in Indiana. Muriel Barr returns from Indiana. Kinter family from North Manor street visits county seat. J A Terpe attends John Ross funeral in Rochester Mills. Mary Hawk of Home visits. Foraythe, Kinter, and Myers families in Reading spend weekend at home. Audrey Barr of Darke Ridge visits. Hugh Fissimmons Jr buys Marion Center Independent from Ella Griffith and takes over. A reception honors Rev H G Trimmer and family, new minister from Dayton. Mrs Hazel Grpaddrick of Pittsburgh guests of Bartley McKee. Rev Clyde Copeland of Pittsburgh visits locally.
Sunday school at 10 and church at 11 with several local families attending events in Pittsburgh and Indiana County. An oyster and soup supper is planned for Thursday November 6 at 6 30 pm at Widers Ridge church. Mrs George Wray called on Willie Howard Friday night. The 4 N club met at J G Mendersons farm Saturday. Mrs Walter Ewing and James and Annabel Ewing visited Salisbury Monday night.
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