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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
3
Lee and Mrs. MacReady travel through a Western town where a daring stagecoach assault unfolds at dusk. Shots erupt, a posse closes in, and the couple seeks safety in a hotel. Dawn reveals the violence was a staged pageant commemorating Dusty Rembrandt, leaving them unsettled by the illusion.
Smithsonian ethnologist Dr John Warrington will study a long lasting pigment used by southern California Indians. The oil from wild cucumber seeds mixed with clay and minerals produced five colors and helped paint endure centuries. Indians say spirits of the dead guided the creation. researchers will seek more seeds to reproduce the oil for experiments.
Directions for robust summer meals from Heinz Food Institute include Individual Spaghetti Casseroles with pork or veal, Baked Hash layers with meat and broth, French Stew with veal and cream of mushroom, and Lamb and Ham loaves. Detailed oven temps and layering steps, plus serving ideas, aim to nourish with minimal effort during hot weather.
Mrs J C Schrecengost and children Glenn and Maxine hosted and visited relatives across Apollo Vandergrift and nearby towns. Other families including the Shanks Kip Christy Altman Shambe rger Houser Sheasley Jamison and Rupert shared weekend visits and Sunday gatherings with kin in Vandergrift Apollo and Mt Union area venues.
Sunday school at ten followed by preaching on September 29. Mrs. Lucetta Tomb of near town celebrated her eighty first birthday on Wednesday and won Blairsville Dispatch birthday cake. Several visitors and relatives from Indiana West Virginia Somerset Braddock Uniontown Mount Lebanon and New Kensington were noted as weekend or weekday guests or attending church. Mr and Mrs Diven celebrated their golden wedding. Diven has been ill but is recovering.
Elders Ridge Sunday school at Luwn oclock with sharch at 11 00 and C EB at 730 led by Mary Rosensteel. Community band practice Tuesday at 730. WCTU meets at Mrs Smiths in Clarksburg on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Floyd Parks and son from Greensburg visited FP Baker. Virginia Harvey was a Saltsvare caller Saturday. Several attended church in Iselin Sunday evening. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughters Phyliss and Evelyn visited Mrs G B Harvey Tuesday evening.
Ann Bernangky is on the sick list. Tom and Mrs Donohue welcomed a baby girl Monday at Spangler hospital. Dorothy Clark of Cockport visited Arch Repine and Bill Nelson's home. Marie Miles Doyle hosted a call. Francis Vallely from Dubois visited Julia Vater. Alma Leone spent weekend with aunt Mrs John Leone in Indiana. Melton Gordon of Kent visited Sam Gordon’s home. Agnes and Grace Burkhart, students at State Teachers College, stayed with their parents. Guy Hileman of Strangetown was a recent town caller. Marion Repine improving. Paul Joiner and Joseph Vater were Barnesboro callers. Ernest Johnson of Heilwood was in town Sunday. Rev James McGrew and wife of Pittsburgh called on friends Sunday.
Andrew Petrus of Monaca returned home after two months with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cribbs of Indiana were callers. John Arda was a business caller in Indiana. Willard Lemon visited Indiana hospital to see his brother Maynard injured in Commodore mines. Floyd Lightner and Mary Napp visited in Indiana and Clymer. Hugene Zerfoss and Smith McCoy were Purchase Line and East Mahoning church funeral attendees. Townspeople attended the Green township fair at Cookport.
Glenn Orr discharged after Indiana hospital treatment for injuries from a tractor accident on a fertilizer truck journey to Baltimore. His truck wrecked a railroad track but he was not seriously hurt. Many residents reported family visits illnesses deaths and social calls including Rankin funeral near Atwood and several gatherings in Willet and Vandergrift areas.
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