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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
8
A Christmas gift promotion invites sending The Progress to friends in 1938. Rates are 1.50 dollars per year inside Indiana county and 2.00 dollars per year outside. A Christmas letter with greetings accompanies each gift. Orders are to be sent now.
A compact recipe feature offers a savory casserole with fried bacon and onion cream, beefy ham burgers atop mashed potatoes, and onion soup gravy. Also included is an Apple Custard Dessert with vanilla and apple butter layers, baked slowly and chilled for serving.
December lesson outlines Christian fellowship both now and for eternity. It cites 1 John 1 1 7 stressing walking in the light and cleansing by Christs blood, and Revelation 21 1 7 envisioning a new heaven and earth where God dwells with believers. It asks if readers belong to this noble fellowship and notes the sustaining truth of Christ as savior and lord.
Mr and Mrs Jake Frailey and family of Gastown spent Friday evening with Blair Frailey. The Bleakneys of Monroe Mich expect to move to Curt Bleakneys farm soon. Burns of Vandergrift visited Clark Thomas family. W C Bleakney and Ramner families joined Rearick and Reefer families for butchering. Reefers sale drew locals. Isaac Rearick and Dayton kin plan moves to Reefer farm. Meyers Thomas shot a buck last week. Clair Fry and son Richard of near Advance visited Ellen Clark. Sloan Kepple visited Jerry Kimmel. J N Blose to move saw mill to Miller farm after timber purchase from H Porter Miller. Wet Penn Power Co of Kittanning building more lines locally.
Not a news article. A quotation framing truth guiding intellect and emotion toward duty.
A clipped quotation reflects on rumors and judgment about a person, suggesting some possess real merit though others doubt. The fragment hints at contrasting opinions, noting the speaker's skepticism toward general claims and emphasis on verifiable qualities.
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