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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1936

Page

6

Local social notes from Girty and nearby towns

Girty area residents shared Sunday visits with relatives including Mr and Mrs Harl Walker near Mt Zion and Mr and Mrs J T Sheasley near Mt Union. Pupils Hazel Cravener Goldyn Rupert and Mary Ellen Matthews took mid year exams at South Bend. Local callers included Mrs A M Jamison, Joe Houser, and Mr Wingard from Indiana and Plumville.

J.C. Schreeengost Paul, Glenn Marine J.T. Sheasley Mt. Union Hazel E. Cravener Goldyn I. Rupert Mary Ellen Matthews Girty School South Bend Herbert Boyer A. M. Jamison A.M. Jamison Joe Houser Mr. Wingard Indiana Plumville J. C. Schrecengost J. H. Christy Vera Arthur Johns Murray Meyer

The Confidence Man and the Pearl Vault

A suave con artist named Arnold Millurn targets a forged treasure tale after finding a sealed letter from a fake captain. He rents a harbor view room to access a hidden vault via a carved mantle, only to discover a decoy advertisement and a note from Mrs. Cynthia Rodgers revealing the scheme.

Rnold Millurn Wella California Arnold Millurn Times Square Cynthia Rodgers Brooklyn Pago-Pago Cynthia Jack MacDonald Peter Rodgers Long Bridge Silver Swan Treasure Hunter Mrs Cynthia Rodgera

The Man in the Glory Song Series

A devotional lyric describing faith in Christ’s coming and the speaker’s daily hope. It weaves biblical citations with personal testimony, noting rising anticipation, steadfast service, and the belief that the Man in the Glory keeps the believer clean and bright from morning to night.

Matt

Sutter family called to Clairton for mother’s hip injury

The Sutter siblings Lester and Jay rushed to Clairton to be by Mrs. June Sutter after a fall that left her hip broken. Other notes mention Mrs. Jane Sutter’s serious hip fracture in Clairton, Miss Dorothy Wahob and Thomas Cowie visiting Punxsutawney friends, and various visits around McKeesport, Blairsville, and Ford City as winter snows impact daily life.

Covode Lester Jay Sutter Clairton June Sutter Clarence Carbaugh T. Simpson Butler Flora States California Viva Homen Wilda Chesley Maurice Homen Earl Beck Indiana Jane Sutter Harl McKeesport Hospital Dorothy Wahob Thomas Cowie Punxsutawney Evelin Edward Hugas Robert Miller Mra J. 8

It Does Make a Difference in the Struggle for Glory

A reflective line on personal choice under pressure. It contrasts urging others to act with confronting one’s own decisions when faced with glory or challenge, highlighting the difficulty of choosing for oneself rather than advising others.

Relf

Local residents visit and conduct business in town

A stream of visitors and locals from Barnesboro Nicktown Erie and nearby areas transacted business and called on friends in town throughout Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Notable names include Harry Ansted Alma Vozer Mary Ann Lecorchick and Mrs. Frank Zuray with family members and several other residents from Barnesboro Heilwood Schellsburg St Marys and Penn Run.

Alverda Harry Ansted iBarnesboro B. R. Williams Virgil Grumbling Heilwood Paul ‘Stiffler Greensburg Larry Sain St. Marys Tony Legas Barnesboro R. D Nelson Miller Penn Run Amos Cooper and Son Christina Long Grace Brown Marstellar Walter Stiles Nicktown Henry Bennett Barnesborb Frank Zuray Hellwood Dora Jasento

Local Notes From Strongstown and Vicinity

Mae Waltemire, formerly at the Geo Holby home, has returned to Indiana. Whelma Boring visited brother Boyd Borg in Buffington township. Sara Jane Conrad, formerly at New Kennington, came back home. Frank Dudgeon and his West Virginia Mountain Boys played a square dance at Charlie's Grove Wednesday. Leona Empfield of Belsano visited Nan Peddicord. Schools closed for a week due to cold and drifting roads. Mr and Mrs Wm Davis and son Billy were visitors in W F Bennett's home.

Mae Waltemire Geo Nan Peddicord Wm. Davis Billy W.F. Bennett

Local residents visit and call on neighbors across many towns

Mount Union and surrounding areas report a long list of visitors and callers. J T Sheasley and William Roas were business callers at Kittanning. Many townsfolk including Quinter Boyer, Mr and Mrs Dean Elgin, and Mrs J C Schrecengost with family visited relatives in Indiana and Elderton. The note mentions serendades, a sleigh ride, magician show attendance, and a couple marrying to begin life on a farm.

Mount Union J. T. Sheasley William Roasborough Kittanning Quinter Boyer W. N. Boyer McIntosh Dean Elgin Owen Smeltzer M. R. Ankney Donald Z.C. Mulberger Edwin John Leightner Indiana Glenn Reefer Gastown George Peterman Sabinsville I. J. Rearick Dayton Walter Rupert Glann Eleanor Nevin Leroy Elderton Arthur Blystone J. O. Blystone

Olivet Social Notes Include Visits and Health Updates

Miss Nancy Stewart called at the Frank Lambing home on Thursday morning. Mrs. Elmer Painter lies in a nearby Indiana hospital as friends wish her a speedy recovery. Walter Ewing and Frank Lambing are named in a local incident involving J. B. Ewing on Friday. Miss Margaret Wilson visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Steele Wilson on Sunday. Richard Johns was at Shady Plaza on Friday and Alfred Bair from Apollo called in Olivet on Saturday.

Margaret Wilson Mrs. Steele Wilson Richard Johns Shady Plaza Alfred Bair Apollo Olivet

Quote from Merchant of Venice on evil within

Shakespeare notes a deceitful soul as a villain with a smiling face and a good apple rotten at the heart. The line contrasts appearance with inner corruption in Act 1 Scene 3 of Merchant of Venice.

Mvnice

Spanking in Child Welfare Is Discouraged Expert Says

A St Joseph expert in children's welfare argues that spanking misses the aim of care and calls for a different approach, urging alternative discipline methods for better outcomes in child welfare.

Joseph News Press

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