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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1934

Page

3

Fragments From Plumville Area Include Visits And Repairs

Roasmovice Guy Pearce and Clark G Good joined the Scro brothers to Pittsburgh Friday to bring home four tractors. Mrs Minnie V Brewar of Clarington and son Harry of Brookville called on Mr and Mrs D C Wells Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Elkin and daughter Nannie of Indiana visited Mrs Elizabeth Wilkin and family Sunday. Mrs Norman Van Torn and children visit Virginia. Co F Cribbs and son Dale of Indiana RD a worked on the houses here. houses bought from J Cloid Rin at the mines last week. They were with Mrs Cribbs who spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs D C Wells. A W Diltz, formerly ill, is improving slowly. Glenn W Johnston visited his parents near Hamilton. Mr and Mrs T W Frantz called on sister Mrs Nora Wingard near Home Sunday. Mrs Ollie Brewer and others attended a quilting party at Mrs John Adamagon near Plumville Friday April 6. W J Kerr called on Mr and Mrs D C Wells one evening last week.

Minnie V. Brewar Clarington Harry Broolville D. OC. Wells Paul Elkin Nannie Indiana Mra Elizabeth Wilkin Norman van Torn Virginia Co. F. Cribbs Dale J. Cloid Rin Cribbs D. Ic. Wells A. W.diltz Glenn W. Johnston Norris Johnston Sor Hamilton Frantz Nora Wingard Ollie Brewer Leila Bell Sarah Houser Maude Wells John Adamagon Plumville W. J. Kerr D. C. Wells

Town Callers and Visitors Highlight Weekend Socials

Marstellar resident B Wood was a caller in town Monday as locals list weekend visitors. Nanty Glo resident Edna Jones and Alma Vazer joined Saturday calls, while Jsph Vozer and Harry Simmons were Barnesboro callers Saturday. Blasey Balas of New York is visiting Mrs Theresa Balas. Paul Joiner owns a new Pontiac.

Local Notes of Visitors and Moves Across Towns

Rev and Mrs Marry Mohney and son Paul visited relatives in New Bethlehem last week. Paul returned to Pittsburgh where he studies at Albright College. Guy Powell and sister Helen made a business trip to Indiana. Frank Kanauf was in Williamsport for another airplane contract. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rhule and two sons of Pittsburgh stayed with Mrs Rhule's parents near town. Esther Homan employed in Pittsburgh spent Sunday with her parents. Sadie Hall of Wilkinsburg spent the weekend with sister Mrs Mary Zener. Lawrence Hicks of Indiana visited his uncle George Hicks. Mrs W C Brown spent the weekend with relatives in Punxutawney. Rev C W Shields of Salem spent Sunday with Rev Mohney and conducted communion for the district elder. Miss Edna Braughter stayed with her sister Mrs Howard McCreery near Marion Center, who has been ill. Glenn Rosborough and family of Waller called on friends Sunday afternoon. Nathaniel Simpson of Oak Tree was Sunday guest of uncle and aunt R B Wineberg. Mr and Mrs Harold Moturn moved into the John Wetzel property here Monday. Guy Powell returned to Washington DC after a month here due to his father L W Powell's illness and death.

Near Town Esther Homan Pittsburgh Sadie Hall Wilkinsburg Mary Zener Lawrence Hicks Indiana George Hicks W. C. Brown Punxautawney C. W. Shields Salem Mohney Edna Braughter Howard McCreery Marion Center Glenn Rosborough Waller Nathaniel Simpson Oak Tree R. B. Wineberg Harold Mottarn John Wetzel Guy Powell Washington, D. C L. W. Powell

Community Visitors and Local Notices From Marion Center

Local residents and guests are listed in a series of weekend visits and family events across Marion Center. Names include Dr W C Bovard Mamont and J C Bovard, Guy Uber Indiana, E J Fontaine Butler, Audrey Barr Brackenridge, Mrs John S Ross Rochester Mills, Roy McElboes Home, Nellie Mountain Indiana, Clark Taylor Indiana, Lisle Kinter, J A Terpe, Mrs Miller Du Bois, Frank McNutt near Brookville, Budd Rice and a newborn Bara Elizabeth, plus quilting event by Mrs W C Griffiths class and Currents Events club gathering at Miss Mary Caldwell residence.

W.C. ‘Bovard Mamont J. C. Bovard Guy Uber Indiana Bovard Fontaine Butler Walker Audrey Barr Brackenridge N. E.barr John S. Ross Rochester Mills Simpson McManus Craig Connection Roy McElboes Nellie Mountain Clark Taylor Lisle Kinter J. A. Terpe Miller

Watson's Ridge social notes with Sabbath visits

A crowded Sabbath of visits unfolds as Watson's Ridge residents and guests stop by E R Shearer's, T C Hood's, J Ewing's, and Stewart Marshall's homes. Visitors include Aletha Hood, Nina McCullough, Mildred Mountain, Kenneth Harvey, and Sara Martha Shearer among others.

Bill Shearer E. R. Shearer T. C. Hood Aletha Nina McCullough Crafton Herbert Lambert Johnstown R. Hine Helen Shearer Mildred McCall Clarksburg Walter Ewing J. §. Ewing Olivet Mildred Mountain Friend

Lesson on Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Matthew 18

The lesson outlines a Christian approach to restoring a sinning brother, from private rebuke to church involvement, and stresses forgiveness without limit as taught in Matthew 18. It contrasts God’s immense forgiveness with the need to forgive others, urging daily mercy and accountability before judgment.

Jesus Pater Jesus Christ Peter Christ Tle Min God

What Union Means Union with God in Christ

The text declares that Union with God in Christ completes all blessings and surpasses any human desire or imagination, presenting it as the ultimate good and all-encompassing fulfillment.

God

The Glory of Our Christ Theme in Honor of Jesus

A devotional reflection stresses that human deeds can never augment Jesus's glory. It asserts that even the holiest saints through history and eternity cannot increase his honor. The piece centers on humility before a divine magnitude beyond human achievement.

Christ Jesus God

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