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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
3
Evangelist workers at the Methodist Church last night urged confession as essential, arguing many lack true repentance. He contrasted Old and New Testament practices, warned against confessing only for being caught, and urged a humble heart to receive God's salvation and find liberty.
Miss Mattie Newlin left Saturday for Anton Ohio. Quite a number from this vicinity attended the sale of Mrs George Steph. Elmer Lamer, owner of Ford Smiths timber on the Me Place, will finish this week. Miss Helen Hinton of Vandergrift visited Saturday and Sunday at her home. Zonas Wines and daughter Vir were callers at Brice Myers. Jude Molimes, guest of friends in Indiana, returned recently. Ti Frypk Adame unloaded a car at dateWeilWood last Wednesday.
Aisinger Institute offers a teaching program at Aisinger School Center Township on April 4 featuring a devotional by Mrs. Cunningham. Topic How Can the Special Abilities of Children Be Utilized. Speakers Mr. Anderson Mrs. A I Miller Miss Johnson Miss Anna McMullen with music and addresses by Mr. Weaver and Mr. Winger. Includes a playlet by Miss Bethel and Miss McCoy and a 1:30 writing lesson. Five Minute Talks by Miss Shields Miss Seeming X Miller Miss Griffith. Recitation by Miss Caldwell with music and address by Supt J F Chapman.
In Chicago and across the United States, students in home economies programs are entering the Second National Meat Story contest. The National Live Stock and Meat Board reports 13 500 entries to date with cash prizes totaling 2500. Contest requires a meat themed story plus three recipes.
Washington Township residents joined buyers for a Creekside Supply Coal sale carried out Friday and Saturday. Indiana callers John and Paul Abbey visited Mr and Mrs John Nutt while Mr Alfred Johnston’s chicken house was broken into and about 25 Plymouth Rock chickens were stolen.
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