Heavenly Dew Tomorrow's Spiritual Growth Sermon Theme
The article discusses Heavenly Dew as a metaphor for divine blessing from God fueling spiritual growth. It compares dew to Hosea and Isaiah images, urging believers to be dew refreshed, yielding purity, beauty, strength, and fruit. It cites John as the vine analogy and stresses living out Christian influence daily to bring peace and prosperity through Christ.
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Gyal
Hasan Koete
Jarah
Spain
Lebanon
Cedars of
Jesus
Farm Electric Meetings Here
Four farm electric meetings are planned for Tuesday and Wednesday to interest farmers and wives. Secretary Jo M. McGee of the Pennsylvania Joint Committee on Rural Electrification will discuss illustrated uses and line extensions to rural areas. An agricultural agent from Penn State College will also give an illustrated talk on farm electrical applications.
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Vest
M. McGee
Pennsylvania Joint Committee On Rural Electrification
J. K Haswell
Catoneian Agricultural Ensiwan
de Pennsylvania State College
Virgen Conde
Cum Vlaren
Ech
Pella Mieion
Shottor’s shaky aid cast by Wadley and Sistos
A garbled report notes confusion and poor management by Mather Wadley and Sistos over a troubled project. Key figures appear as Ta Shottor Cary HE ORE and references to Muri, Milch, and Whee Dh. The text is fragmented, with several misordered phrases and unclear actions.
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Mather
Wadley Sand Sistos
End Of Hoover's First Year In White House
HY WM. K. HUTCHINSON reports from Washington on President Hoover's first year in office. Senators Capper and La Follette dispute his policies on farm relief, tariffs, and law enforcement, while the Farm Board and a $400 million relief fund shape his record. Capper praises Hoover as an engineer solving key problems, and La Follette questions his stance on tariff rates and wheat stabilization.
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Hoover
White House
HY WM. K. Hutchinson
INS Star
Wastington
Arthur Capper
Kansis
Robert M. Jokallette
Ray
Wisconsin
London
Forks
Power Trust
Congress
Federal Park Board
Capper
Hivover
Nurtine Capper Adid
Lafoltette
Julius M. Barnes
Farm Board
Barnes
LaFollette
Funeral Mass for Cardinal Val Del Val
Twenty one cardinals and high diplomatic officials attended the funeral Mass for Cardinal Merry Del Val former Papal Secretary of State in Vatican City Cardinal Vannutelli blessed the body at the service and burial was set for this afternoon beside Pope Pius X Del Val left his fortune to the congregation for the propagation of faith to be used for missions of the poor
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Vatican City
Cardinal Merry del Val
Marquis del Val
Cardinal Vannutelli
Sacred College
Tate
Pius X
Congregation For the Propagation of Faith
Fire claims two lives in New Orleans waterfront blaze
New Orleans March 3 two men were dead another missing and ten others burned or injured after a fire swept the waterfront. Joseph Ryan perished in the flames and Roland Ehreher Jr died hours later from injuries. Philip Bation of the Scuntie was reported missing as the blaze damaged cotton baled piles wharves and warehouses.
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New Orleans
Joseph Ryan
Roland Ehreher, Jr
Philip Bation
10. &. Shipping Board
Scuntie
Charbonnet Street
Card of Thanks from Kenwood W CG members
Mrs Elizabeth Huston president extends gratitude to tin captains and members of the Kenwood W CG for their service in the Membership Campaign. She welcomes new entrants and notes the membership enlistment closes in April. The union extends a hearty welcome to all who join.
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Tos Uns
Kenwood W. CG. 1
Lonatinetser
Elizabeth Huston
Pres
Chicago promotion of revolution sparks nationwide alarm
Matthew Woll acting president of the National Civic Federation and AFL official sent a letter to Congress and 800 business groups alleging communist parades on March 6 aim to push the jobless into revolutionary action. Five arrests followed a melee at a hall hosting memorial services for C. E. Ruthenberg, a former Communist leader expelled from the Moscow wing. One officer was wounded as bricks shattered glass doors. In Detroit a gun battle left two alleged safe crackers dead, Lin Loomey and Leo Gurbada, after they attempted to rob a theatre safe. Patrolman Bondy was burned by powder in the exchange. a second officer aided by sergeant Parley. Bandits perished after being trapped by a ventilation shaft and rescued by firefighters.
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United States
Matthew Woll
National Civic Federation
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Woll
Amenies
Moscow
C. E. Ruthenberg
Detroit
Harper Theatre
Phillin Loomey
Leo Gurbada
Ilias Keish
Donald Bondy
Bondy
Isaac Parley
Tower Tacble
Parents and teachers discuss school health program gains
Indiana school nurse Miss Anne Slaughenhaupt outlines cooperation hurdles with families over correcting physical defects and the role of health authorities and local aid. The article notes generosity from Indiana Hospital, physicians, and townspeople funding treatment, while parents praise regular sessions and support for enhanced equipment like auditorium curtains, a radio, a duplicating machine, classroom teaching tools, and a geography visit projector.
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Anne Slaughenhaupt
Indiana
Indiana Vospital
de. Dane Joseh
Second Ward School hosts visual progress displays and plans visiting day
The article describes a classroom with a Spain foreign history study titled Gold Fleet and a room on Switzerland with reference books and Swiss products. Charts on the walls show pupil progress as a gauge of achievement. A visiting day will be set later in the year at the Second Ward School and a similar program may occur at the High School with the Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Switzerland
Second Ward
Obituaries Reach Across Counties in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Multiple death notices from Punxsutawney and Pittsburgh outline funeral plans, survivors, and burial sites. Arthur James Galentine, 72, dies in Nant-y-Glo, with services led by Rev. L. B. Rittenhouse in Indiana and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Cordelia Caldwell, 72, dies in Brookline, with services at Levine home and burial in Edgewood Cemetery. Blaine Davis, born Christena Cook, dies in Enterprise after surgery. Grace Cook among mourners, with a large local family listed. James A. Dodson, 64, dies in Pittsburgh. high mass funeral planned at Mary Rosary Church, burial in Slairsville. George Hancock, 36, dies in Dakeville. services held for family members nearby.
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Greece
Seattle
Ethel Greece
Jeannette
Margaret
Stephens
Saltsbury Methodist Church
Edgewood Cemetery
Cordelia Caldwell
Samuel
Eunice Dixon
Harry Levine
Birtley Avenue
Brookline
Pittsburgh
Levine
Myles Gilroy
Wilkinsburg
I. B. Watkin
Maistfield, C
Thomas KE
Scott M. Caldwell
Tittsburgh
Edgehood Cemetery
Saltsburgh
Blaine Dervis Punxsutawney
Blaine Davis
Enterprise
Oregon
Christena Cook
Hamilton
Grace Cook
Punxsulawney
Mary Jean Cook
Lucille Wutdoveo
Alys. C. We Kohlbopp
Rochester Millis
S. W. Gouk
Banks G. Blose
du Hois
J. M
A.B. Cook
Kaura Cook
Indiana Manufacturers Gather for March Exhibits at Crystal Room
An informal committee of Indiana manufacturers convened at the Indiana Country Club led by acting chairman Louis H. Bell to inaugurate a public display of leather and foundry goods, lumber products, silk hose, automobile tires, horse collars, macaroni and glassware. The event aims to showcase Indiana’s role in global industry and will continue with updates on Tuesday March 1 at the Moors Hotel Crystal Room drawing visitors from nearby towns.
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Indiana
Indiana Country Club
Louis H. Bell
the Moors Hotel
March St
Fire Damages 35000 Dollars of Goods in Bakensville
Fire damaged 35000 dollars worth of property owned by Sam Lagana and Lois Govavehino in Bakensville. Fire cut telephone and electric light service, but power and telephony were restored by evening. Bakensville lies about a mile from Colver, formerly Jowtown.
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Sam Lagana
Lois Govavehino
Wis
Hopalit Evens
Bakensville
Colver
Jowtown
Death of James T. Grover in Saltsburg
James T. Grover, year s old, died Saturday morning at his parents' home in Saltsburg after a period of illness from pneumonia. He worked for Howard Gas Coal Co and served as a motorman in the mine. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Greece and siblings Charles A. Greece Jr and William Greece.
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James T. Greece
Saltsburg
James T. Grover
Sila] Welock
Howard, Gas Coal Company
Charles A. Greece
Charles A. Greece, Jr
Stickville
William
James Stewart Kinter obituary in Blairsville area
James Stewart Kinter 72 5 26 died Saturday at his Sheloday home from an apoplectic stroke. Born August 6 1857, he was a longtime farmer and stonemason and served as president of the local vicinity. Survived by widow Annie Armstrong Kinter a son Robert and sister Mrs Vranels Carley. Funeral at Curry's Run Presbyterian Church with burial in Shelocta United Presbyterian Cemetery.
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James Stewart Kinter
Robert Kinter
Vranels Carley
Dayton
Curry’s Run Presbbyterian Church
R. M. Wright
Shelocta United Presbyterian Church
March 13 Answers Pinchot Political Question
The piece notes that March 13 will settle whether Pinchot becomes a candidate and mentions his habit of making thirteenth day announcements. It discusses shifting political alignments and William S. Vare’s return from Florida amid a potential Grundy Brown coalition if Vare retires.
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Pinchot
William S. Vare
Philadelphia
Florida
Vare
Grundy- Brown
Tremblers Emerge as City Recovers After Quake
After a damaging quake, many tremblers kept at a minimum. One home was looted while owners sought safety outdoors. Two hotels the St. Regis and Plaza have walls knocked out of plumb and roped off. Residents may relocate where they wish. Normal traffic resumes and businesses operate as usual.
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St. Regis
Plaza
Wedding Blessing Unites Miss Anna Moraca and Lewis Gardamone
A Monday morning ceremony at St. Anthony's Church united Miss Anna Moraca daughter of late Mr and Mrs A Moraca Creekside Pa with Lewis Gardamone of Dayton Pa Rev Father Vacanti officiated with pink roses tulips ferns and palms adorning the altar The couple planned a Cleveland and Detroit trip then will reside in Dayton where the groom works The wedding party included Mrs Carl Patrizi matron of honor and Anthony Cardamone best man Numerous out of town guests attended the celebration
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St. Anthony’s Church
Anna Moraca
A. Moraca
Creekside
Lewis Gardamone
Dayton
Father Vacanti
Carl Patrizi
Columbia
Anthony Cardamone
Carl Parisi
Cardamone
Cleveland
Detroit
Cardimone
Patrizi
Fitzpatrick Reauty Paylor
Dayton High School
Beckley Callexs
Harrisburg
Catharine Cardamone
Philomena Nanni
A. Cardamone
Canton
Va Slag Parby Univen
Jay Sicilana
Joe Reedy
Domenic Mongacea
Frank Ciatola
Great Tabernacle Meetings Led by Evangelist Team
Meetings will be held on Wednesday Thursday and Friday afternoons at 2 50. Dr Hamilton delivers powerful messages nightly and the singing led by Tromer Welsh and Dy Hamilton will accompany the services. The public is warmly invited to attend all sessions with no conflict with local church activities.
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U.S
Canada
Tromer Welsh
Hamilton
Thurzday
Meday
Wiese
Stocks Edge Higher as Utilities Lead Market Action
New York stocks show strong gains in utility shares while rails and industrials falter. Total trading 633000 shares in early half hour, up 90 percent from last week. steel trades slow, Gulf States and Bethlehem slip on merger news. Phillips Petroleum jumps, City Service and Electric Power rise. Metro Gas and Electric climbs, Radio and Warner slip slightly. Westinghouse up about 3 points. rails, copper, oils steady if quiet. Commodity markets firm with ample money at 4 percent.
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New York
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse
Raila
Archduke Leopold to be questioned in necklace sale case
New York March 3 Archduke Leopold of Austria was to be questioned this afternoon in the sale of Napoleon s diamond necklace given to Empress Marie Louise. The necklace valued at about 400000 was sold in New York to jeweler D M Michel for 360000 in a sale said to have been arranged by Englishman C L Townsend who was present with the Archduke. Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria said she gave Townsend the necklace to sell but he has not been heard from in weeks and has disappeared.
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New York
Archduke Leopold of Austria
Napoleon
Marie Louisa of Austria
D. M. Michel
C. L. Townsend
Maria Theresa of Austria
Townsend
People and Visitors Round Indiana from Elena to Montgomery
Local notes list Mr and Mrs Lisle McGaughey of Elena Ohio and J C McGaughey ill in Indiana. Numerous callers include road supervisors William Smith Isaac Smith and Harry Spicher from Montgomery township. Other visitors are Kinter Fry Thomas Hole Thomas Frantz James Rocco and J C McGregor with several Walker and Campbell family mentions. James Smith State Military Inspector and Harold Spleher of Montgomery also appear among weekend business visits.
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Lisle McGaughey
Elena
Ohio
Indiana
J. C. McGaughey
William and Isaac Smith
Harry Spicher
Montgomery Township
Thomas Frantz
Rossmayne
Harold Spleher
Grain prices close with mixed moves in Chicago trades
Chicago March 3 Grain prices ended with Wheat down 18 cents to 1.88 a bushel and corn firm to slightly higher. Oats rose about 4 cents, reflecting scattered gains across futures markets during Saturday trading in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Sterling Oil
Ernest
Associated System
Fedure
Weekey
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Indiana, Pa
Nebraska
Ernobr
JR. Classen
Ross
Bushow
G. Neil F Walker
Ds. Gill
Jacobsen
Shawn Love
Arthur James Galentine
Lattie Watson
Nant-y-Glo
Watson
Charles
David Galentine
Rochester
Elda Nicewonger
Larue Phillips
Altoona
Elizabeth Peters
May
James
Pauline
Pearl
Elizabeth Camphell
Avon
L. B. Rittenhouse
Greenwood Cemetery
James A, Dodson
James A
Dodson
Mary
Mulovehill) Dodson
Thomas Boulevard
Mary Beatrice
James W. Dodson
Mary Rosary Church
Simon & Diale's
Slairsville
George J. Hancock
George Hancock
Hamus
Nemnet
H. J. “Loyd
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Blairsville
Archduke
COURT
Kinter Fry
Plumville
Thomas Hole
McIntyre
William Smith
Arcadia
Olie Walker
Greensburg
Mary Walker
Lewis’ Walker
Marion Center
Thomas Coleman
Helen Campbell
Clarksburg
James Rocco
Homer City
Constable
Conner
Gipsy
J.C. McGregor
Miltsburgh
James Smith
Johnstown
M. J. Bracken
White Township
Court House
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