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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1935

Page

6

Heilwood area notes and social visits galore

Thomas Lauer and son Ralph of near Carrolltown joined Pipe Flats callers Friday. Indiana visitors Alex and Miller Anderson and Miss Margaret Anderson visited Mrs Parry who is on the sick list. William McFarland was a Clymer caller Thursday. Bar Simpson of Pikes Peak was a business caller midweek. Mr and Mrs Warren Buterbaugh of Manor spent a few hours here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Shelton Shultz were recent Clearfield callers. Mr and Mrs John Eng and family called on Indiana friends Saturday. Heilwood church services planned each evening next week. Mr and Mrs Ward Stahl and their little daughter of Culver spent the weekend in Heilwood. Chester Stephens called on friends at Indiana recently. Mr and Mrs Alvie Stahl of Pine Flats shopped at Indiana Saturday. Bill Williams, Harry Dickey and Eugene Tate were callers at Clymer.

Cherryhill Thomas Lauer Ralph Carrolltown Alex Miller Anderson Margaret Anderson Indiana Parry William McFarland Clymer Bar! Simpson Pikes Peak Warren Buterbaugh Manor Pine Flats Bill Williams Harry Dickey Eugene Ttate Clarksburg Good Leechburg John Bracken and Sons Dayton Jack Reirdon Carl Compton New Alexandria Greensburg George Lydie Blairsville Harry Coleman Jean John Snyder Young Kiski Heights Jennie Sandles Anna Comely Pittsburgh Carrie Ciricks Clifford Cunningham Saltsburgh Extension J. R. Compton Farmers Executive Board Rustic Lodge J. R. Hamilton Juneau Paul Lowman Sarah McGahey Blairuville Leila Dorothy Compton Harry Ferguson

Watsons Ridge Visitors Highlight Weekend Socials

Fred Wells and Guion of Hamburg visited S. R. Hine. Mrs. Walter Ewing spent time with Elders Ridge friends. Alice and Ruth Rouse from Beaver joined Aleatha Hood for the weekend. S. R. Hine and Martha visited J. N. Wherry in South Bend. Annabel Ewing visited Martha Jane Fassett. Clark Marshall from Lewisville visited T. C. Hood.

Annabel Ewing Martha Jane Fassett Mrs. Clark Marshall Lewisville T. C. Hood

Elders Ridge Sunday Services and Midweek Prayer Meeting

Elders Ridge schedules Sabbath school at 10:00 a.m. church service at 11:00 a.m. and C. RB. at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening at 8:00. Miss Kathryn Stiner of Clarksburg visited Thursday evening with Genevieve Manners. Martha Jane Fassett stayed several days with Dana Skinner of New Kensington. Young Ladies Bible class met at Mrs. Mabel Ewing’s Thursday evening. Mrs. O. B. Harvey and son Kenneth, and Mary Rosensteel with Mrs. Walter Ewing were Indiana callers Saturday evening.

Elders Ridge C. RB Kathryn Stiner Clarksburg Genevieve Manners Martha Jane Fassett Dana Skinner New Kensington Young Ladies Bible Class Mabel Ewing O. B. Harvey Kenneth Mary Rosensteel Walter Ewing Indiana

Local Social Roundup From Nanty-Glo to Punxsutawney

Isaac Sleppy visited Russell Adams who is seriously ill at his Nanty-Glo home. Henry Jones made a business call at Strongstown. Mr. and Mrs. G R Waltemire and Warren Fetterman visited friends in Punxsutawney. Victor Brown visited, Mary Jane Gance of Hellwood stayed with her grandmother Jennie Coy. Numerous locals including Harmon Thompson Tommy Adams Stanley Muray Buddy Jacobs Waldo Brown and Geraldine Adams called at the Sloppy home and others in the area through the week.

Maple Grove Isaac Sleppy Russell Adams Nanty-Glo Henry Jones Strongstown G. R. Waltemire Warren Fetterman Punxsutawney Victor Brown Jacobs Mary Jane Gance Hellwood Jennie Coy Harmon Thompson Tommy Adams Stanley Muray Buddy Jacobs Waldo Brown Geraldine Robert Adams George Greene Belsano Rezza McCullough Alvin Coy Carl Gance Heilwood Indiana Wilbert Ralph Holmes Ebensburg Dick Falr Near John Overman

Easter Sunday Easter Hymn Exalts Christ’s Resurrection

Poem praising Easter with lines about angels singing Christ’s risen day. Mentions Christ’s death and hell’s defeat, crown replacing the cross, and joy in faith. Signed by Thomas Hocarth of 524 Church St Indiana Pa.

Christ Reige Hell God Thomas Hocarth Church St Indiana

Sabbath services and community notices in Lewisville

In Lewisville the Sabbath school begins at 10 o'clock with communion to follow on April 21. Rev. Boston of Creekside to preach Friday evening. Local families hosting dinners and visiting relatives. Eleanor Ruth McGinley from Indiana visits the McGinleys. The Ladies Missionary meeting and farewell for the McMillens draws attendees. Various residents attend funerals in Indiana and Blairsville. neighbors report health, moves, and visits among local households.

Lewisville Rev Boston Creekside J. L. Diven O. W. Shielda Charles McMillen E. M. Laveen W. B. McGinley Donald Neal Smicksburg Paul Leonard Dixon McMillen’s Lois Jean Mall Marshall Jane Duncan Indiana Luella Long Near Town Ruffner Blairsville Allen Fails Pitcairn Samuel Gibson Rankin Montgomery Township Duff Barnett Bert Dixon Henry Reeger Town Ralph Clarksburg

Local social notes from Indiana area residents

Richmon d R H Work of Indiana visited the L emon home. Walter Work, recently discharged from Memorial hospital at Johnstown, returned home. Mrs D E B Keller spent two weeks with Dean Richardson in New Kensington and returned. Thomas Hetzler made a business call in Indiana. Robert Moore of Marion Center spent the weekend with grandparents Frank and Mrs. Moore. Walter Little of Hamill visited his parents. Mrs David Yuenger of Dixonville visited her mother Maria Cochran. Mr and Mrs Carl Henry of Can Ridge visited Belle Cochran. Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson of Wilkinsburg spent the weekend with his parents G J and Mrs Johnson. Rev J S Fulton of Punxatawney called on Rev W L Toblag. Mr and Mrs Blair Swatsworth of Tance Ridge visited Tobias. Mr and Mrs Carl Pifer and family of Dubois visited Homer Pifer. Mr and Mrs Boyd Williams of Burnestore called on G Q Richardson. Mr and Mrs Lee Richardson move to New York state. Leroy Crawford and Howard Richardson shopped in Punxsutawney. Blair Cherlin shopped in Punxsutawney.

Richmond R. H. Work Indiana J. C. Lemon Walter Work Memorial Hospital Johnstown D. EB. Keller Dean Richardson New Kensington Thomas Hetzler Robert Moore Marion Center Frank Moore Walter Little Hamill W. P. Little David Y Uunger Dixonville Maria Cochran Carl Henry Cana’ Ridge Belle Cochran Alfred Johnson Wilkinsburg J. Johnson Fulton Punxaitawney Toblag Blair Swatsworth Tance Ridge Tobias Carl Pifer DuBois Homer Pifer Boyd Williams Burnestore G. QO. Richardson Lee Richardson McGovern Building New York State Leroy Crawford Howard Richardson Pungsutawney Wil Blair Qherlin Punxsulawney

A Verse From the Bible on Law and Offense

A brief Bible verse from James 2 10 emphasizes that keeping the whole law while offending in one point makes a person guilty of all. The citation notes James 2 10 and presents a concise moral statement.

James

Sabbath Services and Local Visit Recap in Clarksburg

Community notes from Clarksburg record Sabbath school at 1 15 PM and church at 2 30 PM with Rev Good of Leechburg preaching and communion observed. Local residents and visitors from Dayton Blairsville Indiana Saltsburg and Pittsburgh are listed along with minor social notices and a baking tip on keeping apples from wrinkling by slitting the skin before baking.

Postal ruling sparks debate over cheese mailings

A quirky note reports a new postal ruling affecting Limburger cheese shipments while muffled chatter suggests mail carriers may tolerate certain smelly books labeled beast-seller, reflecting comic regional concerns about fragrance and reading material.

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