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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
8
The piece outlines a fall entertaining guide with menus and recipes for guests and hostess. It details chicken sandwich rolls, mixed vegetable salad mold, creamed veal and olives in pastry shells, bunch of grapes salad, and jelly jumbles with step by step preparation guidance. It emphasizes seasonal social activity and inviting menus for September gatherings.
A sequence of local social notes details Thomas Sutter of the CCC camp at Port Allegheny spending time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Sutter. Numerous visits and gatherings are listed, including Heilwood guests at the Walte mire home, Indiana visitors with the Shields and Peffer families, and various trips among Meadville Lewistown Punxsutawney Brockport Niles and Barnesboro residents. Elmer Shields had his tonsils removed last week.
A drunken scene at the Mallams' home leads Alice Mallam to flee with her eye injured and her marriage strained. She packs, confronts Jimmy, and walks to safety, while Jimmy plans alimony after returning to his empty house. The piece blends domestic upheaval with local social notes and community updates.
Local births and family news dominate the page. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McQueery announce the birth of a daughter named Elsie Louise, weighing ten pounds. Several social visits, birthday celebrations, and weekend gatherings are noted, including Dorothy Fyock hosting a surprise party for Bessie Widdowson. Residents travel to Indiana and Sackville while local purchases and new farm structures are reported.
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