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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1937
Page
1
A recipe style note describes browning bacon and ham with celery onion and green pepper, then simmering tomato soup ketchup Worcestershire and water. Add shrimp and cook until flavors meld for a lavish topping over steamed rice.
Mr and Mrs James Livengood and baby of Salina spent the weekend with J C Aikens. Clair Fry and son Advance visited Mrs Helen Clark. Catherine Clarke and Mary Lavelle Sewickley spent Saturday with Dan Clarke and Christopher Richardson. Mrs Mary Kinder helped Mrs William Orr make apple butter Tuesday. Ralph Ramer and son Orville and Clair Kinter and daughter Bonnie visited Blair Frailey. Alkens appointed truant officer for Plum Creek. Charley Beatty Elderton visited Kenneth Alkens. Lee Kimmel called at Kittanning. Gettug Reefer’s family visited near Green Oak. Jay Henry visited O’Dayton Sunday.
Wayne and Lloyd Blystone visit Ohio relatives while Beech Bottom attendees spend Sunday with Amos Boyer family. Numerous calls from Apollo, Ford City, Elderton, Kittanning, Grove City, and Vandergrift. A Mount Union church reception honors Rev. and Mrs. Robert Richter. the Dickens manuscript sale in London fetched $210000 at $15 per word.
In Rawlins a tough deputy known as the Walkin' Deputy clashes with rustlers while courting a mysterious gal. After a highway chase with gunmen, he escapes, returns with the Iron Horse, and the sheriff discovers him in a quiet moment playing checkers with a gray-haired neighbor woman.
Mrs. Stephen Gahagan visits daughter in Smicksburg while Ruth Mason of New Kensington sees her sister. Sam Hill and family moved to Washington PA renting their Smicksburg home to Weitzel. Alma and Alda Stiteler attend school in Springdale. Various locals visit Punxsutawney, Duquesne, Wilkinsburg, and Indiana. neighbors gather for weekends and shopping trips.
West Lebanon expects its annual Presbyterian church homecoming on Sunday September 26 with morning and afternoon services and a noon church lunch. Local residents and visitors including Alvin Smith family and Mary Campbell Calhoun of Kansas City Missouri attended gatherings at the Walter Smith home and other nearby homes during the week.
East Wheatfield residents report on the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Antietam in Maryland with President Roosevelt addressing 15,000. Other items include Bucknell junior Charles Bracken leaving for Lewisburg, freshmen Annabel Hutchison at State Teachers College, and multiple local visits and family events in Armagh, McKees Rocks, Johnstown, Kokomo, and Pittsburgh.
The piece notes Alexander Hamilton’s youth in St. Croix and mentions a Romanian case where Mrs. Sofia Stephan’s heart was burned to prevent a haunting after a death by suicide. The perpetrators have been arrested.
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