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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1931
Page
8
Traditional yet simple Thanksgiving ideas emphasize turkey or roast with minimal labor. Ready-to-heat tomato juice and celery soup reduce prep, while hot mincemeat over ice cream offers a novel dessert. The menu includes roast turkey or chicken, baked ham, mashed or glazed potatoes, vegetables, salads, mincemeat pies, and coffee.
Sabbath services at 10 and 11 with evening meeting at 7 30 led by Alfred Henry. Numerous callers and visits from Greensburg Arnold West Lebanon Livermore Johnstown Saltsburg and Indiana State Teachers College figures, with mentions of family visits and local errands. Alfred Henry to spend week in St Louis Missouri and various residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sebring family trip to Johnstown. Harlin Bee callers in Glen Campbell. Mrs. Rose Hawes returns home from time with daughter in Allentown. Mrs. M. J. Tonkin and daughter attend Indiana flower show. Several residents attending Rebekah Lodge installation at Plumville. Social calls in Barnesboro Punxsutawney and Indiana. Attendance at M. E. B. class in Emeigh. Jett Hill visiting due to illness of mother Mrs. Howard Hill. Missionary meeting at Presbyterian church basement. Indiana visits by Clark, Kull and daughter. Johnstown shopping by O. G. Stall. Thorne of Clearfield visiting daughter J. E. Wooster. Bee family guests from Indiana. Brewer family weekend visit from Clarington. Ada Patterson and Sara Hawes motor to Beaver. Pluma Van Horn at sister’s home Homer City. Elkin and Rankin guests in Dora. Lerch and Johnston visitors in town. Percy Van Morn in Aliquippa for games. Fulmer family from Shellya visiting G. E. Elkin.
Maple Grove notes detail a Spruce Wesleyan Methodist church missionary entertainment on Sunday November 22 at 7 30 pm with all welcome to support a worthy cause. The column lists numerous residents visiting, returning home, and social visits across Heilwood Armagh and nearby towns, plus a Thanksgiving program by the Evangelical church and Women’s Missionary Society at Maple Grove.
The M B church holds a revival meeting. Mrs Westher Frye Splieher of Dormont received a shower at her parents Mr and Mrs John Frye. Mr and Mrs Harry Orr of Five Points enjoyed a shower. Mrs David Wolfgang returned home from Indiana hospital. Families like the Cubits moved to the Wilson house on Main. Several residents shopped in Indiana and locals attended Armistice Day parade.
Elmer Wick and son Frank of Stackenridge visited Mt. Tabor residents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Palmer. Mrs. Collins Mack and children called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lichtenfels. Mrs. Jane Buyzard and daughter Roche, and husband from Akron visited Mrs. and Mr. G. R. Shoup. Miss Stoge Palmer stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. Mrs. Poster Johnson visited her parents, and Mrs. Elsie Lichtenfels was guest of Mrs. Shauk.
Notice from Gilbert S Parnell attorney executrix novice regarding the estate of Martha Watt of Endinna Morough in Lip County. Claimants are warned to present authenticated claims promptly for settlement. Also property owners in Sleepy Hollow Rayne and White Townships prohibit trespassing with legal action. Signed Sleepy Hollow Club and individuals, October 28, 1981.
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