Stewardship and Missions Lesson Summary
The article discusses the mission driven heart of Christianity, urging faithful stewardship of self, substance, and service. It links Pentecostal power to total personal consecration, cites Paul on grace, and argues life as a gift to be used for God’s purpose through missions and generous giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
The
Congregationalist
John the Baptist
John
Jesus
Jerusalem
God
Paul
Jesus Christ
Stoge Market at Noon Features Indiana Visitors
Indiana visitors and local residents were seen in town for business yesterday and today. Notables include Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Brown and others from Cherryhill township, plus A A Brown and Marion Putt from Clymer. County officials and merchants from Blairsville to Elderton attended meetings and called on friends. In stock market action New York opened higher with notable gains and heavy turnover as General Motors and other major names led a broad upswing before profit taking cooled prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brown
Short
Howard L. Brown
Lina E. Makin
Marion H. Brown
Glen Widdowson
Waldo Brown
Clair Henryr
Cherryhill Township
A. A.brown
Marion Putt
Clymer
Indiana
Phil Ake
Blairsville
D. C. Bethel
Creekside
Joe Mearchuck
Dixonville
Court House
Frank Sensabaugh
W. W. Moorhead
Lawrence Fairman
John Wheeler
W. M. Young
DuBois
J. C. Long
Somerset
George
Wintondale
New York
General Motors
Big Motors
Chrysler Motor
Nash
Briggs
Yellow Truck
Kennecott
Wall Street
CBN
Amaconda Eseeercseseeevegen Psom Am
Lord, Cysseeeusessteuere
Beth Steel
Gen. Motors
Marland
Miami Cop
Warner
Atchison Ty and
Indiana Students Shine In Constitution Oration Contest
Indiana County students compete in a regional oratorical contest on constitutional topics. Judges assess poise, personality, composition and moving power as winners advance to the sixth national regional event hosted by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
College Suspect Admits To Fifteen Bank Robberies
A college arrest report states a student confessed to fifteen holdups and robberies after being detained as a suspicious person. Police say he admitted the crimes and implicated himself in the incidents.
Will of Lois Bake appoints Anthony Montgomery as executor
In her 1929 last will Lois Bake directs payment of debts after death and bequeaths one third shares of personal property to Mary B Hotten Anna JH Montgomery and Elea nor D Montgomery. She leaves her brother Anthony Montgomery the Plumcreek farm and all gas wells with $ discretion to Anthony. If any beneficiary objects they forfeit their share. Anthony Montgomery named executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. BE. Montgomery
D. &. Montgomery
Mary B. Hotten
Anna JH. Montgomery
Armstrong County Trust Company Bank
Kittanning
Eleanore D. Montgomery
Anthony Montgomery
Plumcreek Township
Armstrong County
Pennnsylvania
Anthony
Graffs
Antheny
Elderton
Lois Bake
S. M. Blakeny
Calles She Flew With Lindy
New York dispatch reports on March 16 noting an aviation figure linked to Charles Lindbergh era flights, with sparse details indicating a notable passenger or crew member and unnamed events surrounding early transatlantic aviation milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy New York
JNE
Lindy Pilots First Mail Flight From Mexico City
Mrs Frederick W Broateh recounts Lindberghs inaugural mail service voyage from Mexico City to Brownsville with nine passengers aboard a wartime crossing. She notes rebels blocked train routes and feared imprisonment or death, but chose to fly with Lindbergh to escape the war zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messican
Lindy
Frederick W. Broateh
Oite
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Brownsville
Texas
Barclay
Santills
Flood Devastates Southeast Alabama Towns With Guard Rescue Efforts
Torrential rains drenched southern Alabama causing the worst flood in 20 years. National Guard units aided rescues in Elba and Troy as two bridges failed and communications collapsed. Water depths reached up to 14 feet. thousands evacuated as railroads and roads stalled and dozens feared drowned.
Southeast Alabama towns cut off by flood fears in Geneva
Small towns in southeastern Alabama faced isolation as flood conditions worsened along the Pea and Chatotchee rivers. In Illinois, Freeport and Rockford suffered flood impacts with factories idled and water rising, while the Mississippi and Des Moines rivers swelled further downstream. Pittsburgh forecasters warned of rising Monongahela and Allegheny rivers with hopes of 22 to 28 feet, as rain was expected but unlikely to curb the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Inllinois
Chicago
INS
Freeport
Ill
Rockford
Wisconsin
Illinois
Fee
A. N. Wilkey
Mississippi
Quincy
Vicksburg
Miss
Iowa
Keokuk
Des Moines
Quincey
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Monongahela
Allegheny
Weather Bureau
Ohio
W. S. Brotsman
Point Marion
Eagle Badge Presentation Seen For Zacur Of Seventh Street
Indiana businessman Alex Zacur receives later Eagle Badge presentation for his long service. The review lists scouts earning merit badges across Troops 1 2 3 including Second and First Class ranks. Notable badges include Personal Health Carpentry Campcraft and several specialized skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Indiana
Srout Zacur
Nello Renaldi
Clarence Tomb
Clifford Tomb
Milton Rouma
John Glasser
Walter Kissinger
Tom Enis
Francis Gould
Robert Gadd
Robert Thomas
Alex Zacur
Jack Steele
Guy Kanable
Indiana No
Fred Tomb
James Sutton
Harold Buchheit
Harry Brahm
Local Obituaries and Death Notices Across Cities
Mrs Flora Craig Getty dies in Wilkinsburg sister of Mrs W 58 Kaufman. Minnie Black 88 dies at Seward after illness. funeral at Inter residence and Lloyd cemetery. Lyda Findley Bloss 91 of Somerset county dies at home. services at Findley residence and Armagh cemetery. Lucinda Neal widow of George Neil dies in Punxsutawney after month long illness. formerly of North Point and Jefferson County lineage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Getty
Frank McGregor
Locust Street
Wilkinsburg
Flora Craig Getty
W. 58. Kaufman
Minnie Black
Seward
Lloyd Cemetery
Evensburg
Lyda Blos
Lyda
Findley Bloss
Somerset
County
Benton Findley
Funeral plans for Mrs Nicewonger's services announced
Mrs Nicewonger, held in high esteem in the city, leaves a daughter Mrs Mite Stear of this city and a son R P Nail of Clearfield. Her body will be brought to Mrs Stear's home this afternoon for possible services then to United Brethren Church North Point and burial at North Point Cemetery. Services for Julia A Nicewonger to be at 1:30 at 814 North Fifth Street conducted by Rev Arthur B Mowler with interment at Greenwood Cemetery mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Mite Stear
R. P. Nail
Clearfield
Stear
United, Brethren Church
North Point
New Hoover Era Signals Tax and Policy Shifts
Amid changes, the Hoover administration reverses Mellon era secrecy on large tax refunds and abatements, ordering disclosure of reasons and proceedings for amounts over 20000. The move arms Congress with transparency while marking a broader shift from Coolidge policies. Also, prohibition focus and revised White House publicity reflect a new administration wind.
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Treasury
Congress
Mellon
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Municipal infrastructure costs and bond policy in 1920s borough
The narrative outlines $200000 in cost to property owners for increases, extensive street and alley paving totaling about $700000 with bond issues of $50000 previously, a municipal building valued at $25000 to $30000 and now likely double, and eighteen reinforced concrete bridges built since 1903 at about $50000. Fire protection improvements include two pumpers at $12500 each and 6000 feet of hose. The borough carries $182000 in debt, aims to pay as it goes, and faces a $23000 share of South Seventh Street reconstruction with $44000 to be funded by the county and state. An alley paving program for 1929 is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Indiana
Lucreto
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Oakland Avenue
State Department of Highways
Department of Highways
South Seventh Street
Fourth Street
Oak Street
North Borough
Wayn Avenue and South Seventh Street Repaving Plan
At the February meeting the repaving of Wayn Avenue and South Seventh Street was presented. The cost estimates show 4.80 per running foot or 180 a foot for a 25 foot alley for each abutting property. The council expects adoption after the highway program finishes and cites Foundry alley paving as a sample. Citizens will have well paved streets and alleys once the program completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayn Avenue
South Seventh Street
Foundry
Philadelphia Street
Water Street
Indiana
Patterson to push bill on township awards in Harrisburg
Representative Fred W. Patterson of Beaver County said he will introduce legislation next week to untangle township award issues. He noted the Department of Highways will have more than 63 million dollars set aside for township awards, though he would not specify the recommended amount. Patterson added the measure does not oppose completing critical road sinks and aims to focus on residents in back road areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
Fred W. Patterson
Beaver County
Patterson
Department of Highways
Beauvais Sues Stillman for 500000 in Slander Suit
Indian guide Fred Beauvais, who sues former bank head James A. Stillman for 500000, says he will arrive Sunday to sign papers. His lawyer says the suit may include Florence Leeds, linked to Stillman by testimony in an earlier divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Fred Beauvais
James A. Stillman
Beauvais
Florence R. Leeds
Stillman
No More Action for Mrs Haffner
Punxsutawney March 15 Mrs Bertha J Haffner of Brockway acquitted of slaying State Policeman Victor J Busch will not be prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter District Attorney Walter E Morris Charles J Margiotti who assisted in the trial Mrs August Musch the dead man s mother and the state police department announce no further action in the case Following the acquittal Miss Ruth Sprankle reached Museh s side and testified Busch s last words were unintelligible then said they were she shot me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Bertha J. Haffner
Brockway
Victor J. Busch
Walter E. Morris
Charles J. Margiotti
Morris
Commonwealth
August Musch
State Police Department
Haffner
Heilwood Local Visitors and Callers Report
Max Claycomb of Bedford County and Wilson Glasford were in town as business callers last Saturday and Friday. Mrs. Lulu Muffley works at the Post Office. Laverne Donahue hosted her Sunday School class Friday. Matilda Henry visits Penn Run with daughter Mrs. A. F. Stewart. Cy Richards of DuBvis called Tuesday. Dr. G. R. Lyon and Dick Duncan were callers at No. 9 Wednesday. Jimmie Beveridge hosted Golden Rule Bible Class Thursday. Franke Amond returned to Indiana after visiting her son John. Sam Torrancddli w s a recent caller at the Qu unty Sear. Charles and Mrs. Cramer of Emmerson spent Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Claycomb
Bedford County
Wilson Glasford
Lulu Muffley
Laverne Donahue
Matilda Henry
A. F. Stewart
Penn Run
Cy Richards
DuBvis
G. R. Lyon
Dick Duncan
No. 9
Jimmie Beveridge
Franke Amond
Indiana
John
Sam
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