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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1936

Page

2

Moonlit lake scene leads to surprise engagement

In a misty lakeside setting Priscilla Parker and Barry Bates share a playful, romantic night on a remote wharf. After a daring plan to be alone, Barry declares love and proposes engagement, with Joe Travers discreetly assisting and Priscilla affirming their future together amid village chatter.

Priscilla Parker Barry Bates Barry Bennington Bates Priscilla Barry Mr. Bates Cilla Barry ‘Bennington Bates, III Stowbridges Pye Parker Priscella Joe Travers Bad Boy Joe Cilla Angel Harry Bennington Bates

Famous Favrile Glass Production Halted Since Tiffany Era

The article recalls Louis Comforth Tiffany’s Favrile glass venture begun in 1983 at Corona New York. Workers from Starbridge England helped create the iridescent glass later branded Tiffany Favrile. All production ceased after Tiffany bought out partners and destroyed the formulas. Tiffany died at eighty four years old three years later. Since then ex-employees have attempted to reproduce the glass.

Louis Comforth Tiffany Saya Tiffany Corona N. Y Starbridge England Starbridge Glass Company Tiffany Favrile Glass Tiffany Glass Tiffany Glass House

Mar ion Center residents visit and travel notes

Marion Center locals greet visitors and relatives from Indiana, Blairsville, Chambersburg, Chase, and Montgomery. The record lists weekend and recent guests including Dr and Mrs J Wilbur Gibson, Ernest Wetzel and family, Miss Thelma Ackerson, Mrs C R Diven and Ralph, Opal Lockard, and others. A funeral for Roy Laughlin and Janthus Stewart is noted, with moves and local movements around Main Street, Smickaburg, and North Manor Street.

Marion Center J. Wilbur Giblson Indiana Geo. L. Botsford Ernest Wetzel Verne Mary Wetzel North Mator Street Thelma Ackerson Chambersburg Catherine Holt C. .R. Diven Ralph Montgomery Ala Lulu B. Kinder Pittsburgh L. V. Kinter Opal Lockard Lulu Kinter Blairsville B. F. Sterling Sterling John Long Barbara Clearfield Sterling Summer Cottage Howard Forsythe Bradford New Bethlehem Ic. O. Berkeypile Cherryhill Township J. HB. Long Herbert Mountain M. E Bert Jones Hallie Holt Agnes Holt Roy Laughlin West Main Street Janthus Stewart Thomas Funeral Home A. M. McA

Social notes from South Bend and surroundings

Mrs Ed Barnet and daughter Gladys visited the Shearer home on Thursday. Sam Beighley was a business caller in Apollo. Dorothy Townsend spent Wednesday and Thursday with Ruth Lawton near Gastown. The Weaver reunion gathered 100 at Charles Long’s home. Others attended the Indiana horse show. A shower was held for Mr and Mrs Floyd Boyer at their home. William and David Phipps of Kent visited their grandmother Mrs Clara Townsend. Mrs Harmone visited her daughter Mrs James Smith. Mrs Billa Long spent time with her son John Long of Shelocta. Sadie Smith returned from a visit to her nephew Al pha Cram of Shelocta. Russel Long and family of Pittsburgh were weekend visitors with the Andersons. Bob and Dorothy Townsend visited the C O Wherry home in Brackenridge. John Weaver of Canton Ohio was a weekend visitor with Ira Weaver.

Rochester Mills Paul Richardson New York City Annie Richardson Lyda Welsa Greensburg Ord Weaver Harry Weaver Marion Center Oscar Richardson Home Grace Sturd Indiana Hospital Sarah Smith Gypsy Annie Parson Waldo Work Dixonville Forest Wark George Pollock U. P. Church Lawrence Bartholomew Mottarns Mil Ella Hurd South Bend Ed. Barnet Gladys Shearer Sam Beighley Apollo Dorothy Townsend Ruth Lawton Gastown Charles Long Indiana Floyd Boyer William and David Phipps Kent Clara Townsend Harmone James ‘Smith Billa Long John Long Shelocta Sadie Smith Aisit Alpha Cram Russel Long Pitterburgh

A Saturday Night Supper Menu From Frances Paok

A fall family supper tradition is described with outdoor activities and a hearty buffet. Read at home with New England clam chowder, Bean and Corn Casserole, Cubed Tomato Salad, Apfelkuchen, and coffee. Includes detailed kitchen steps for Bean and Corn Casserole and Apfelkuchen.

Frances Paok Heinz Food Institute New England

Local Social News Sketch from Vandergrift Area

Weekend and weekday visits unfold across Vandergrift and nearby towns. Residents including Todd Christy in Cleveland and families from Avonmore to Willet share calls, church attendance, and a horse show in Indiana. Reunions, new purchases, and gatherings mark community ties at several households.

Kepple Family Visits Klingensmiths and Friends

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kepple visited Mrs Keppples parents Mr and Mrs A E Klingensmith on Sundays J C Schrecengost and Mr and Mrs BD Schrecengost were calling at Parkwood Monday evening The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers five fifty dollars

Kenneth Kepple The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D

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