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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
1
Peggy Biddle, six months married to Don Biddle, storms off after a quarrel and a bridge loss. Neighbors Vera Stern and Mrs Griggs notice a hospital-like odor from Park Court Apartments. Don and Peggy discover a crate and a chloroform scent, then reconcile in a chaotic scene with the janitor and neighbor gossip.
The Clarksburg region reports Sunday worship times 1 and 2 30 and 4 45 PM with communion and preparatory services midweek. Residents and visitors including Diricks Cunningham and Harold Borland are noted along with local travels, hospital stays, and club meetings.
Mr and Mrs Henry Townsend and family visited Mrs Townsend s mother Mrs Elizabeth Campbell Sunday Mrs Harry Fulton has been on the sick list Mr and Mrs James Patterson and family visited in the Millen home Friday evening L A L met in the Allshouse home Monday evening and at the home of Mrs Sade Reed Thursday afternoon We are glad to hear that Mrs John Donahey is improving and well on the way to recovery Miss Nancy Patterson of Indiana State Teachers College spent the weekend at her home Saturday evening the cast for the play from the West Union Ouhet P I C U held a meeting at her home The play is to be given in the tournament at the Indiana high school building Friday evening Nov 24 Misses Margaret and Isle Shirley visited at their home over the weekend The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church are having a supper and bazaar at the church Thursday evening Nov 16 Walter Smith was a business caller in Pittsburgh Monday Mr and Mrs Owens Coleman and daughter Val Jean were callers in town Sunday afternoon Reporter I understand Senator that you are a self made man Senator Oh no I couldn t honestly say that I ve had constant advice from my wife and mother in law
Open home prepared game with several recipes for rabbit pheasant and wild duck. Includes rabbit stuffed with sausage and parboiling tips for duck, plus a mincemeat tart dessert and side dishes. Provides oven times and temperatures for each preparation. Serves 8.
Local notes record Epworth League program speakers from Windber, visits by Mrs Forsythe and others, hunting party departures, and community activity in Marion Center. A 17 year old Ford City preacher led Smyrna A P church services this week while others traveled to Blairsville and Ble Run for events and business. The item ends with a humorous exchange about a poet and a publisher.
Mrs Myera Kimmer is a patient at Allegheny General Hospital after an operation on Friday. Glenn Frailey of Elderton visits his mother Mrs Tillie Frailey. Rev Wimmer spent days at Red Bank. Word arrives of the death of Mrs William A Beer at Johns Hopkins Hospital Maryland, a former local resident. Mrs Beer’s husband runs a coal mine near the Brethren church. Joan and Bly McKinney of near Rural Valley spent a Sunday at the Frailey home. Mrs Jay Henry Ethel and Jutania Wimmer shopped in Indiana on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Forster of Whitesburg visited J Kimmel home. John Fhenger and Gona of Ford City hustled in the vicinity on Armistice Day. Our community mourns the death of Mea James Thomas. Miss Ethal Wimmer visits Myers Kimmel’s home. Allen Kinder of Homer City was a recent visitor to Christ Boyer. Martha Beerer visits friends at Indiana. Mrs Margaret Bates spends time with her brother Jacob Miller.
Sabbath school at 10:00 church at 11:00 C B at 7:80 Led by James Harvey Miss Mary Reed visited Reynoldsville Mrs L C Rosensteel and others attended Dorcas class at Mrs George Mogbauher home Thursday evening Christian Endeavor plans an old fashioned entertainment Monday Nov 20 at 8 o'clock after which data will be sold. A neighbor quote about war and peace appears among community remarks.
Jack Hayes of Indiana toured his grandparents near Rochester Mills while numerous locals from New Kensington Punxsutawney and other nearby towns visited family and friends across the week. The piece notes hunting trips social gatherings and a short humorous aside about a proposed tax on talking machines.
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