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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1934

Page

3

Fire Me Up A Beekeeper's Beehive Fire Scene

Marjorie and Donald, lovers from different worlds, face a dilemma as he pursues a risky firefighting ruse to prove himself. A false alarm turns comic when bees swarm a man and Donald accidentally floods bystanders, prompting Marjorie to confront their plans and push toward independence.

Marjorie Donald Don Bella No. 20 Lafayette Aquare Dad Park Ike Phan Risa Warfield

A Century of Progress Closes Forever Oct 31

An airman's view describes the Chicago World's Fair closing at midnight October 34 as attendance records topple. The fair’s striving buildings theaters cafes foreign villages Midway and exhibits will be dismantled by wrecking crews.

Chicago America Ita

Local Social Roundup From Washington Township

Washington Township social calendar notes visits and gatherings across Greensburg Beyer Atwood and nearby areas. Families such as Crooks Rankin Blystone Edwards Orr Harman and Stuchel are referenced with relatives traveling to and hosting events plus school reunions and local shop visits.

Maple Grove Community Notes Lively Local Outing Recap

Maple Grove residents recount visits to Penn's Cave and Pine Flats. Mary Coy, Floyd Carney, Orlin Coy and others attend. families host and visit in Heilwood, Glen Campbell, Nantyglo, and Johnstown. A fall wedding shower, church events, and a Nash car purchase are noted among social updates.

Mary Coy Bob Weiserman Virelma Ervin Floyd Carney Penn's Cave Annie E. Bryan Rebecca Detwiler Orlin Coy Chalmers Decker Buddy Jacobs Conrad Sleppy James Clawson Pine Flats Stoneboro Clymer

Rochester Mills Hosts Diverse Guests Week at Fair

Mr and Mrs Horace Brown Punxsutawney and Mr and Mrs William Oberlin with E Wilder and four children attended the World's Fair last week. Mr and Mrs Howard Williams Indiana visited on Sunday. L R Elder and daughter Panny called at Clymer on Sunday. Clyde Gibson and family of Pittsburgh visit Indiana friends. Carl Piter and son DuBois visited Wm Piter parents. Gibson, Mrs Tyan Miller and David Gibson attended the Rustic Lodge Gibson reunion Saturday. Jewelry wearing may echo ancient traditions.

Bert Fairman Mies Elsie Park Indiana Walter Harman Allison School James Stuebel George Hopking J. J. Park Elsie Bert Farman Willet Thesday George Cribs Lievenant James David Wagner Joho ‘Wagner Charles Harman O. d. Fleming Irwin Ella Fleming May George Spiehar Pittsburgh Spieheys John Frye W. de, M. Copeland Turtle Creek Ira Mar J. McIntire Jane Orr Llelian Melen Ory Sykesville Ds KL Blystone Iesiday Krible James Stuchel Paul McIntire Donnie E. J. McIntire James Stuchell Jennie Coy David Strassler Glen Campbell Harry Adams Gladys Forrest Mildred Morgan Penrod Johnstown Ernest Johnston Blair and Junior Heilwood Robert Adams Buddy Jacobs Willis Emeigh Conrad Sleppy Rebecca Detwiler Alfred Hellwood Dick Fair Dilltown Lester Groft Hughie Ryan Alice Stone Wolfe Penn Run George Greene Belsano Rezza McCullough Ralph Thompson Nolo Elmer Detwiler Seward James Markhammer Frank Millar Harry, Johns Katherine Frances Pitcairn Garfield Cline Sara Charles Shoup Rohl Cherry Tree Barnesboro Cockport Berringer Edna Huston Jennie Huston West Fairfield Huston Lawrence Miller Arthur Baer Carolyn Mollie Treasure Bolivar Welshons Carol Welshons Grace Miller Steubenville Ohio Blanche Bush William Pisher Crouts Sadie Marie Dougherty New Florence Sadie Dougherty Frank Shomo Alma Kathleen Marion Center Clyde Anderson Wilkinsburg Bruce Steele Homer City Joseph Higgins Charles Cline Lillian McNutt Vandergrift Horace Brown Punxsutawney William Oberlin Wilder Howard Williams L. R Panny Clymer Clyde Gibson Carl [Piter and Son DuBois Wm.Piter Tyan Miller David Gibson Gibson Rustic Lodge

Micah 6 8 What God requires of us a brief study

Lesson outlines Micah 6 8 and the September 2 topic What God expects of us. Evil workers are condemned for deliberate schemes at night harming fields houses and people. Rulers and false prophets face judgment. God recounts mercies from Egypt, then lists his standard Do justly love mercy walk humbly with thy God.

Naboth Jerusalem Israel God Satan Moses Aaron Miriam Prophetess Balak Balaam

Honor Your God Quote Extols Victory and Virtue

A brief quotation by A. B. Simpson stresses that being “more than conquerors” means winning battles and saving territory while honoring one’s captain and God. It calls followers to be a credit to their cause and to acquit themselves so that God is glorified.

B. Simpson

Need of Christ in a World of Self Reliance

A reflective note on spiritual humility citing Masoy arguing that denying Christ’s aid reveals inflated self view and claiming those who deem Christ unnecessary miss true strength. The quote frames reliance on Christ as essential, contrasting arrogance with faith.

Christ Masoy

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