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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1936
Page
8
Anson, long blind, prepares to be guided by Rae as sunrise nears. A bandage drops and his world erupts in color. Rae becomes real, not a statue, as Dr Hirsch confirms the sighted miracle and the couple share a tearful embrace.
The piece notes two spellings ageing and aging, with English preference for ageing and American for aging. It explains that one syllable verbs like rove and move drop the final e before -ing and -ed in participles. The Literary Digest remarks on the oddity of gin English usage and asserts current practice as correct in England.
Alverda Don. Martin of Indiana transacts in town Monday. Oscar Davie trips to Roaring Springs Tuesday. Rev. Marzhauser of Heilwood calls on Rev. T. Murphy Tuesday. David Clark of Spangler visits Mrs. Dora Jasento Thursday. Wally Thomas of Indiana calls Thursday. Harry Ansted and Thomas McKee of Barnesboro transact Friday business. B. R. Williams of Indiana visits Friday. Dilcott Laney of Clymer calls Saturday. Robert Vozer admitted to Spangler hospital Friday for surgery. Mr and Mrs Darrell Sneddan welcome a baby boy born at Spangler hospital Saturday. Alma Vazer an Altoona caller Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Berzansky Mike Berzansky Julia Putesakulish Patton callers Sunday. Ford Laney of Clymer calls Monday. Mr and Mrs Mert Morris and children are Nicktown visitors Sunday.
Parkwood closed on April g2 with a picnic and several parents present. Enrollment at Parkwood was 32 with six perfect attenders. Virginia Miller was reappointed teacher. The McCreight term ended with a picnic dinner and pupil program. 20 pupils enrolled, ten with perfect attendance. Creaste Shirey leaves for a new district. Mrs Fayl Campbell recovering from extractions. Hazel Craig helps. An eighth grade exam was held at Shelocta. Also notes on needle use for ironing pleats.
Mr and Mrs B B Stear of Marion Center called on Mr and Mrs 8 M Shields on Wednesday evening. Numerous visits extend across Plumville Fairview Troutville Indiana Punxsutawney Butler and North Braddock with family friends and relatives. Geraldine Suier visited Bolivar.
Maple Grove residents hosted Sunday visitors from Belsano Culver Penn Run Kenwood and nearby areas. Churchgoers and callers included families from Strongstown Hillsdale Bethel Fredericksburg Mechanicsburg and Indiana with multiple messages of social visits and business calls.
Mr Gressley and several Boy Scouts from Indiana spent the weekend at Camp William Penn. Families from the area attended the high school play Here Comes Charlie at Brushyalley Friday. Wayne Ray and John McFeaters, both seniors in the local class, are part of this year’s graduates. Mr and Mrs John Artemus and family of Johnstown visited Harvey Mooge on Sunday. Willard Shaffer and Milton Miller of near Brushyalley called here one night last week. Cresswell school closed Wednesday. LaRue and Sonny Hunter and Ione Myere had perfect attendance. William Fetterman injured his foot while working in the woods near Ewings Mill Friday.
Lesson for May 3 explains forgiveness and Christian humility using Luke 17 and Ephesians 4.32, showing the ten lepers as a gratitude parable and urging humility gratitude and forgiveness as key Christian strengths. It contrasts the grateful foreigner with nine ungrateful lepers and emphasizes living an exemplary, forgiving life.
John Ruskin warned that religion must be the first object in life. He argued that anything placed second to religion diminishes its importance, stating God will not tolerate a second place to any earthly concern.
The fragment hints at a historic appeal for loyalty with mercy and resolve in Arenness’s struggle. The text references right and divine guidance as guiding forces. No clear event, date, or organizations are identifiable from the readable excerpt.
Washington township residents host relatives from Indiana and nearby towns in a week of social calls. Many guests visit Annie Boyer and others, with meals, Sunday visits, and day trips noted. A school picnic marks the Five Works school term end and a local stork delivers three baby girls in recent weeks.
A concise note describes cleaning pearl-hauled articles with fine salt and polishing them with a chamois. The guidance emphasizes careful handling to preserve luster and prevent damage during upkeep.
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