02 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1935
Page
1
This recipe collection outlines a 60 percent Noodle Soup meal plus a ham loaf with potatoes and a molded vegetable salad. It details grinding ham and pork, mixing with rice flakes and eggs, baking loaves, adding potatoes or pineapple, then serving with a gelatin molded salad, mince meat apple dumplings, and a currant jelly sauce.
R D readers offered a price of five dollars and fifty cents for a combined Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription. The notice lists a fixed amount and directs readers to respond for delivery details and service terms.
Names and travels of residents in South Bend township and Strongstown area. Visits include Clara Townsend, Jane Ruffner, Sadie Smith, Martha Townsend, Hobart Shellhammer, George Spahr and family, Nancy Devers, and others. A tax collector visit and a highway accident near McCrady's store are noted, plus humidity affecting grain moisture in storage.
The Maple Grove Church of God Sunday school held a corn and marshmallow roast on Saturday evening September 28 with about 37 attendees. Local families and guests from Nanty Glo Alverda Vince Indiana Heilwood Kenwood and nearby areas visited and shared music and fellowship. Numerous residents were noted as visitors, callers, or attendees through the evening and following day at various local homes and services.
In Clarksburg on Sunday Sunday school at 1 15 and church services at 2 80. Visitors included Mark Sanders and son Robert from Gary Indiana. Several locals and visitors shared family visits and attended services, with a social calendar featuring a Women’s Missionary Society meeting and multiple visits among neighbors and relatives.
Miss Pearl Marion Smith remains homebound due to illness. Mr and Mrs Joseph Miller returned to Mercer after visiting their son Glenn Miller and family. Mr and Mrs Edward Collins and children shopped in Indiana. Wilson Rice and wife were Indiana visitors. Raymond Munnel spent the weekend with his parents in New Castle. Mrs Harry Oberlin of Richmond called at Glenn Miller’s. Mrs George Wetzel is sick. Milton DeHaven and wife of Grove Chapel visited. Bartley McKee and wife stayed with his father Selvy McKee of Indiana who is seriously ill. First freeze of the season visited the area on Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wella of Pittsburgh visited Thomas Gilpatrick in Rochester Mills over the weekend. Clarence Little and family of Dixonville visited friends here on Sunday. Arthur Elkin and Steve Hudzik were Punxsutawney callers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jeffries and children of Indiana called at the home of G. H. Jeffries. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Work and daughter of McIntyre spent the weekend with friends here. Wm. Rica and Robert Work returned from Erie and East Palestine, O., Friday.
Mr and Mrs Dee Rankin of Indiana attended the funeral of Mrs Howard Rankin. A long list of visitors and callers from Five Points Irwin Advance and nearby areas are noted. Communion services are announced at Harmony Grove Lutheran church with Sunday school prior. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription price is listed.
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