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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
7
A poor mother Lara raises Obed and ten-year-old Obed, who loves to sing. One December night he leaves, returns changed, and reveals a divine nameless melody that enchants all who hear. Lara questions the source as Obed keeps the music inside.
Obed sings angels song for a visiting prince who pledges safety and faith for Lara and Obed in a distant land. The prince, seeking to honor the newborn King in a stable, promises comfort for their years if his people hear the music.
Uniontown residents Mr and Mrs Allen Pounds and family visited in Maratellar on Monday. George McManus and daughter Gladys from Coolport called on Mrs Mahren Beringer. Anna Mae Rummel shopped in Barnesboro and many others were seen visiting relatives and friends across Coal Run Emeigh and surrounding towns.
Many men return from the mountains with deer. John Morasco visits DuBois with his sister Mary. A Christmas entertainment is set for Tuesday at the Methodist church. Frank Wilson and Helen Rolls are ill. John Rosenberger returns from Cleveland for the weekend. The Wagner and Rea families move or shop in Indiana and Kittanning. Grange gatherings and plays draw town folks. several residents stay with or visit relatives in Indiana and Leechburg.
Olivet H. B. Smith and Mrs Mabel Ewing with children Ross and Mary were in Saltsburg on Saturday. Mrs Alfred Bair hosted the Young Women's Bible class Christmas meeting Thursday evening. Rods Wilson hunted a doe in Potter County. Mrs Lysle Stewart of Tarentum and Hubert Long of Irwin visited their mother Mrs Grace Long. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughter Phyllis visited J S Ewing home several days. Mrs Harry Goden spent Thursday with Mrs Alfred Hair.
A man recounts saving a drunken stranger from danger and placing him in a car for transport home, only to be accused by the saver of theft. The exchange touches on wartime anti-Semitic tensions and the broader failure of scraps of paper to maintain world peace.
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