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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
8
Nehemiah, cupbearer to the Persian king, learns Jerusalem’s distress and secures leave and credentials to return. He surveys the city at night, rallies the Jews to rebuild the wall, and assigns labor by groups, emphasizing diligence, faithfulness, and unity amid threats and opposition.
Relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. Samuel Heasley in Saltsburg. Heasley, born in South Bend township, was laid to rest Friday. Similar attendance marked Robert Rupert’s funeral in Saltsburg on Sunday. Rupert was also a longtime local. Walter Harbinson of West Lebanon visited his sister Mrs. Clara Townsend for Thanksgiving. Henry Townsend and family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Townsend’s mother Mrs. Campbell in West Lebanon. The W F C club and families shared a Thanksgiving meal at James Smith’s home. Mrs. Rice visited relatives near Clymer. Charlie Long and family, of Stony Point, moved to our village. Janet Townsend spent the week in Apollo with relatives. Anna Kate Barnet returned from Ohio visiting her sister Mrs. Walter Porter. The Fiscus farm, formerly Jess King farm, has been sold. Mr. Grosse of Vandergrift spent weeks at the local farm. George Deemer of Pittsburgh visited Thanksgiving with his parents LA and BC Deemer.
Local families from New Kensington Butler Clearfield Ellwood City Wilkinsburg and surrounding areas gathered with relatives for Thanksgiving. Visitors included Prof and Mrs L Davis Mrs Mary Stewart Miss Andrew Barr John Loughry and families along with others from Brackenridge Brushvalley and Mahoning. A light exchange at the Legion fair closes with a humorous Canton.
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