If a man die shall he live again Easter sermon
An Easter reflection argues for life after death from Job’s question and the Easter miracle. It cites justice Economy and love as drivers, notes the empty tomb and Christ’s resurrection as proof, and urges living toward eternity with faith in the risen Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Wales
Abraham Lincoln
Charlotte Bronte
India
Delhi
Taj Mahal
Watts-Dunton
Hal
Joseph
Christ
Peter
Israel
John
Olivet
Paul
Bagster
Franklin K. Lane
Franklin Lane
Jesus Christ
Trout Stocking List Prompted By Harrisburg Officials
Harrisburg April 8. O M Deibler commissioner of Fisheries released a list of streams stocked in 1934 1 Waters range from seven to eleven inches anglers may find sport opening April 16 through July 31 The board will provide last fall stocking lists on request Officers will monitor streams after stocking to deter illegal catches Streams listed include Beaver Creek Cove Creek Shovers Run Upper Yellow Creek Hvitts Creek Bobs Creek Bakers Run Hinckston Run Beaver Run South Fork Creek Driftwood Creek Elk Creek Little Black Moshannon Creek Penns Creek Logan Branch Creek South Fork Beech Creek Deer Creek Big Mill Creek Cathers Run Little Mill Creek Hemlock Creek Toby Creek Clearfield County Bennets Branch Anderson Creek East Branch Tionesta Creek Trout Run Fear Creek Big Salmon Creek Beaver Creek Big Coon Creek Dawson Run Hickory Creek Johns Run Little Coon Creek Little Salmon Creek Queen Creek Bogs Run West Millstone Creek Aughwick Creek Licking Creek Wooden Bridge Creek Black Log Creek East Branch Stone Creek Laurel Run Licking Creek Shavers Creek Stone Creek Little Mahoning Creek Little Yellow Creek Little Mill Creek Clear Shade Creek McClintock Run Brush Creek North Branch Brush Creek What Price Angel Cake The rest are jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
O. M. Deibler
Commissioner of Fisheries
Bedford County
Beaver Creek
Cove Creek
Shovers Run
Upper Yellow Creek
Cambria County
Bakers Run
Hinckston Run
Beaver Run
Cameron County
Driftwood Creek
Centre County
Logan Branch
Clarion
Deer Creek
Big Mill
Licking Creek
Wooden Bridge Creek
Huntingdon County
Black Log Creek
East Branch
Stone Creek
Laurel Run
Shavers Creek
Indiana County
Little Mahoning Creek
Little Yellow Creek
Jefferson County
Little Mill Creek
Somerset County
Clear Shade Creek
McClintock Run
North Branch Brush Creek
Local People Report Frequent Visits and Trips
Rochester Mills residents Frank Moore and son Evelette of Indiana visited this week. O Moore of Glenn Campbell and John Delong of Punxsutawney made business trips. Families and friends from Glenn Campbell, Punxsutawney, Indiana, and Akron visited locally. Easter gatherings and college students visited as well with several trips noted.
Elders Ridge Sabbath School Notes and Local Visits
ELDERS RIDGE Sabbath school at 10 oclock GC E at 11 oclock Leader Anna Belle McLaughlin Mig s Ralston taught the ve egational school spent Master vacation at her Indiana home Floyd Parks visited in I H Bak er s home Sabbath Arthur Hood Mt Jewett was home for a few days for his Haster vacation Annabel Ewing called at J G Henderson s home Saturday afternoon Lawrence and Charles Trailey j called at S R Hine s home Friday Miss Martha Gaul spent the week lend at her home in Indiana Mrs Walter Ewing and Annabel called in 8 R Hine s home Wednesday evening Helen and Joe Getty and Ward Brown of Saltsburg were visitors in CG Cole man s home recently Mrs Floyd Mayhood of New Kensington called in her home Sabbath afternoon Ray Rearick is on the sick list Mrs Foster Smocks called in Walter Ewing s home Tuesday morning The republic of Andorra a small country between France and Spain pays its president a yearly salary of 15 Yes FIFTEEN DOLLARS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle McLaughlin
Migs Ralston
Indiana
Floyd Parks
I. H. Baker
Arthur Hood
Mt. Jewett
Annabel Ewing
J. G. Henderson
Lawrence
Charles Trailey
S. R. Hine
Martha Gaul
Walter Ewing
Annabel
R. Hine
Helen
Joe Getty
Ward Brown
Saltsburg
CG. Coleman
Floyd Mayhood
New Kensington
Ray Rearick
Mrs.Foster Smocks
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Spruce family guests Mr and Mrs Raymond Lockard and children from Hellwood visited Mrs Ida McAnulty on Sunday. A. Elsy and daughter Louise and Boyd Frank were business visitors in Indiana and Johnstown on Wednesday. William Parry of Pine Trints stayed Friday night with Mrs W E Patterson. Elizabeth Keener, ill earlier, shows improvement. Low Shankles moved to Pine Flats. Mr Williams of Barneshboro attended Salem church Friday. Florrie McDonnell and Joe Cooper plan to move to Detroit Michigan for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce
Raymond Lockard
Hellwood
Ida McAnulty
A. Elsy
Louise
Boyd Frank
Indiana
Johnstown
William Parry
Pine Trints
W. E. Patterson
Elizabeth Keener
Low Shankles
Pine Flats
Williams
Barneshboro
Salem Church
Florrie McDonnell
Joe Cooper
Detroit
Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. McKvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Joe Cook
Waltreds
Andrew Melson
New York Morning Telegraph
Associated System
Associated Securities
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company, Incorporated
Pennsylvania
Rochester Mills
Frank Moore
Evelette Moore
O. ©. Moore
Glenn Campbell
John Delong
Punxautawney
I.hl. Knox
Cr. Bowers
Covode
H. D. Pifer
Punxsutawney
James Miller
Marion Center
Roy Lowman
Gleveland
Ohio
C. A. Oberlin
Hope Stanley
DuBois High School
Harry Stanley
Martha Oberlin
Slippery Rock Teachers College
H. W. Oberlin
T. M. Beatty
Ralph Keller
Clymer
D. E. Keller
Guy Potts
Trade City
Frank Potts
Georgeville
Mary Simpson
Indiana State Teachers College
Noble Lemon
PF. B. Remale
Norman Hamilton
Akron
Near ‘Town
R. W. Simpson
C. C. Club
Roy Remale
Grant Pierce
Mildred Kinter
Latrobe
Burt Kinter
Victor Lemon
Smyrna
Hannah Lemon
R. RR. Hazlett
Guy Kime
Q. A. Whitaker
Reubin Remale l
Ray Whitaker
Mrs
Waller Kinter
Apollo
Elders Ridge
Republic of
Andorra
France
Spain
J. C. Penney Co
Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Indiana Motor Company
North Eighth Street
Zenith
Atwater-Kent
Thompson
Silvertone
Silas C. Streams
Phila
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