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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1937

Page

8

Local notes from Marion Center mix births visits and gifts

Mrs Nannie Crawford of Rochester Mills visited her son Leroy Crawford on East Main Street last week. A fine baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Harry McKee on North Maler Street Friday morning. A pulpit desk and Bible were given to the M S church by the Griffith family and dedicated by Pastor H G Trimmer. Marion Walker visited her sister Mrs L V Kinter. Albert Brilhart gifted a large flag to the high school basketball team. Current Events Club hosted by Mrs Myrtle Raybuck on S Manor. Mrs Mayme Way, formerly of this place, is sick. George Hamill, from Armstrong Township, was Jennie Mulberger and Margaret Hamill’s brother. Mabel Work visited Murel and Mayme Barr for a birthday dinner for their mother Mrs Julian Barr. Visitors to L H Mountain home included Mrs A T Wareham, Homer, Mrs Mabel Sink and Frances, plus Mr and Mrs James Shannon. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers costs $6.50.

Marion Center Nannie Crawford Rochester Mills Leroy Crawford East Main Street Harry McKee North Maler Street M. 5 Charles R. Griffith H. G. Trimmer Myrtle Raybuck Manor &I Mayme Way George Hamill Armstrong Township Jennie Mulberger Margaret Hamill Mabel Work Murel Mayme Barr Julian Barr North Manor Street L. H. Mountain Home A. T. Wareham Homer Mabel Sink Frances Leechburg James ‘Shannon Vandergrift

The Power of Jesus Over Death in John 11

A compact sermon outline on Jesus raising Lazarus, urging trust in God's timing. It contrasts Death and Sorrow with Faith and Hope, and emphasizes Jesus as the Resurrection and Life for believers while noting his companionship in suffering. The lesson traces three pairs: Death-Sorrow, Faith-Hope, Christ-Resurrection, urging reliance on Christ for eternal life.

Jesus Jesus Christ Lazarus Judea Job Christ Martha Mary God Paul John

Happiness and Love Article on Love and Service

The piece argues happiness as the fruit of love and service to God, not as a direct end. It warns that seeking happiness itself instead of loving and serving leads to dissatisfaction and sorrow.

Life and Freedom That Life Is Only Truly Free

Quote fragment presents Bul Wer asserting true freedom comes from ruling and sufficing for oneself. Context unclear but emphasizes self sufficiency and autonomy as core liberty.

Allie Confuses Harry Proposal with Marriage Plans

In a moonlit hotel scene Harry Drayton proclaims love to Allison Gower, who misreads it as a proposal to herself. Anne Blair anticipates marriage to Harry, while Allie secretly accepts another fate, later marrying a different partner after reflecting on love and commitment.

Allie Harry Drayton Allison Gower Harry Allison Drayton Anne Blair Anne

The Cozy Slogans that Helped Presidents Win Votes

The piece traces how food and prosperity phrases shaped campaigns from 1840 to 1928. It notes the Whigs’ cider and roast beef motif for Harrison, the Full Dinner Pail for McKinley, and Hoover’s car in every garage and chicken in every pot. It emphasizes slogans appealing to hunger and material comfort.

William Henry Harrison Martin van Buren Harrison Bryan McKinley Mark Hanna Herbert Hoover al Smith Western Newspaper Union

Beers and Campbells visit Elderton and area news

Elderton notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. N P Beers and Mr. Bud Campbell from Blairsville. The Women's Missionary Society gathers at Mrs J T Mulberger's home. Local girls travel to Tarentum for a basketball win. Miss Marie Johnson of Greensburg visits. Mrs G V Elgin and Margaret Gibbons shop in Indiana. Various church society meetings, illnesses, and a World Day of Prayer event in Sheloca U P church are noted. A preliminary school examination is held and neighbors attend events in Worthington and Apollo areas.

Elderton N.P. Beers Bud Campbell Blairsville Women's Misionary Society U. P. Church J. T. Mulberger Tarentum Marie Johnson Greensburg G. V. Elgin Margaret Gibson Indiana A. J. McCormick J. S. Swank Vandergrift Delbert Alers Mack Guthrie Gon Apollo W. A. Clark Worthington

Community Notes From Heilwood Area

CHERRYHILL Mr and Mrs D Asking and family of Slickyilla called on Heilwood friends on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Shelton Shulta and family spent Sunday in the Heilwood home. Mrs Olive Croyle was an Indiana caller on Saturday. Mark McCormick of Heilwood was an Indiana caller on Saturday. Harry Stahl of Heilwood, patient in the State Hospital, has returned home much improved. Mr and Mrs John Engle and son Wesley spent Thursday in Indiana. Miss Tessie Parry of Penn Run spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Mary Atking of Pine Plant. Paul Abbey of Home was a business caller in this section on Tuesday. Miss Leone Taylor of Barnesboro is spending time at her parents home near Heilwood. Mrs Logan Parry was an Indiana caller on Saturday.

Cherryhill D. Asking and Family Slickyilla Heilwood Shelton Shulta Lie Eagle Olive Croyle Indiana Mark McCormick Heilwoood Harry Stahl State Hospital John Engle Wesley Tessie Parry Penn Run Mary Atking Pine Plate Paul Abbey Home Leone Taylor Barnesboro Hellwood Logan Parry

Social notes recount visits across Johnstown area

Mrs J W Lytle returned from Mannontown to Johnstown visiting relatives including the Crand Craner family. Mrs John R St Clair visited her mother in Pitcairn while Mrs Ralph Brett and daughter Florence joined visits with Bowser Lear in Johnstown. Several locals attended a funeral in Johnstown for Louise Atkerson who died of pneumonia leaving four children. Ralph Brett was ill at home last week.

John R. St. Clair Annie Brendlinger Pitcairn Ralph Brett Florence Phyllis Bowser Truedell Lear Johnstown Sara Cline Frank Yarnell Cherry Tree Curtis Cunningham Baltimore Mamie Glass Hardiman Newling Reading Wilbert Milliard Aiey Shelocta John Moskum McKeesport Jerry Saxton Paul Charlies Penrose Frita Oliver Fort Hill District

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