02 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1930
Page
1
Letters testamentary granted to Wilhelmina Weston executrix of Jorge S Weston late of Smicksburg Borough Indiana county Pa. Creditors or those owing the estate must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors asked to make prompt payment. February 10 1930.
Sabbath visits and family calls abound in Zions Valley with Misses Inf and Matson visiting kin in Kepples Hill and multiple residents seen with relatives or friends. Deer near Mrs Anderson’s farm, road work begins on Shady Plane to South Bend, and surveyors finish final layout as locals report health and home life updates.
Two men in a rural scene flee a farmer as a blackbird flies after them. Sam asks why the flies follow, Mose orders to keep galloping, and Mose clarifies the pursuers are buck struck, not flies.
Sabbath services and congregation details include preaching at 2 80 oclock and Sabbath school at 1 15. A recent sick weather affected attendance at the annual congregational meeting. Trustees elected were John Kennedy Norman Barkley and Paul Dixon. Noted illnesses include Mrs I M Speedy and daughters in bed with pneumonia. Local visits report Velma and Dwight Barkley Otto Neal Donald Cronaman and W B McGinley. A wind storm damaged barns roofs and fruit trees. Several social calls noted including Blairsville and Blairaville. School at No 7 closed due to illness. seven present Thursday.
Callie flees city life to test country living and faces a feared cobra myth at a remote trail. Jim arrives after a distress call, reveals the snake is a thorn in her legging, and jokes about snakes and city life as they plan a meal together.
The saying outlines three strategies to exit a tight situation. Push out means creating distance, back out involves retreating while keeping options open, and keep out focuses on preventing further intrusion by staying away or blocking access.
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