Night at the Club Reveals a Web of Love and Honor
Drake and Chapman clash over love and fidelity amid a brawling defense of freedom. Chapman confesses lifelong devotion to Helen while Drake boasts of multiple affairs, including with friends’ wives, driving a wedge between old friends and prompting Helen to abandon Chapman. Drake learns Helen left with Chapman, leaving him to face the ashes of his relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Drake
Don Chapman
Chapman
Drake
Ind
Helen
Mar
Bob
Don
Don Juan
Melon
Don Darling
Reat
Mrs. Brake
Peter Healing the Lame Man Acta 812 lesson summary
Acts 3 1 4 31 guides the story of Peter healing a lame man at the Beautiful Gate and the reactions before the temple crowd. It covers the miracle the call to repentance and God’s refreshing times through Jesus Christ and details Peter and John’s bold witness and later imprisonment and the early church’s prayer for boldness and holiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Peter
Jesus
John
Temple
Christ
Jesus Christ
Vater
God
Church
Religion as Creed and Guide in Present Life
The passage argues religion should be a personal creed that inspires and guides daily life rather than a restraint or mere insurance for the afterworld, framing faith as a program for the present. It emphasizes experiencing faith through action and purpose.
Peace of God in Our Hearts for Small and Great Duties
A brief exhortation on seeking the peace of God to sustain both everyday duties and the larger work of Christ's kingdom in life. The message ties inner calm to faithful action in secular and spiritual fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Stee Tee
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From Penn State College
Timely reminders address ventilating poultry houses with moisture on the floor, treating dairy cows individually, retaining top cows, balancing human diets, preparing soil with one-third to one-half organic matter for early plantings, careful dormant spraying of apple trees, and using tall shrubs to mark entrances and corners of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Community Visitors and Local Calls in Elderton Area
Plum Creek reports show Mr and Mrs Charles Forster and son visiting Mrs Porter Miller. Bess McClune helped with the farm census nearby. J N Blose bought a new International truck. Sickness noted in the community with Peppley visiting Elderton on Saturday. Gettus Reefer and daughter Louise shopped in Indiana. W C Bleakney and son Earl called on the Beattys of Elderton. Wm Fleming of Pittsburgh visited his mother Nettie Fleming. Besa McClune and brother Harry of Kittanning township stayed with Irvin Keefer's family. Janet and Viola Ramer visited Leila Boyer at T Q Kimmel’s. Anna Mae Irvin of Elderton called on her grandparents, Jacob and wife. Lee Kimmel and daughters business call at Indiana. Ralph Ramer visited his brothers Murray and Leason in Shelocta. Dan Clark spent a few days with his father G M Clarke in Sewickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Charles Forster
Porter Miller
Mies Bess McClune
J. N. Blose
Ra Peppley
Elderton
Gettus Reefer
Louise
Indiana
W.'C
Leila Boyer
T. Q. Kimmel
Anna Mae Irvin
Jacob Miller
Lee Kimmel
Ralph Ramer
Murray and
Leason Ramer
Shelocta
Dan Clark
G. M. Clarke
Sewickley
Sabbath services and visits in Clarksburg area
Community notes report Sabbath school at ten, church services at eleven fifteen, and multiple weekend visits. Mentioned are Mrs Harry Coleman, Lovee Speedy sick, Allan and Vandergrift Love, Lenore Parks, Jessie Cribbs near Indiana College students, Willis Miller family, and other local residents. Fourteen measles cases cited locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Harry ‘Coleman
Saltsburg
Lovee Speedy
Allan Love
Vanedergrift
F. J. Parks
Missea Lenore Parks
Jessie Cae Cribbs
Indiana College
Mra
Willis Miller
Indiana
Harry Anderson
Logan Ewing
Frank Anderson
Apollo
The Early Bird’s Christmas Revenge
A paradoxical tale of an eager shopper who completes gifts ahead of time only to find the items outdated by the holiday. His Birlie AS and a ping-pong game token as casualties illustrate playful consequences of preplanning.
Local Social Notes From Smithport Area
Mrs Wivlan Conner and Marie Bennett visited Sunday with Mrs Mollie Coalmer of Gipsy who is seriously ill. Mrs Carl Painter returned home from the Indiana hospital last week and remains ill. Miss Geneva States is employed in Indiana. Mont Bennett near Rossiter was a town caller Saturday evening. Luther Hibell Arthur Cessna Geo Mangus and Charlie Hitler attended the Workers Federation of Labor convention in Indiana Saturday. Mrs Minta Huff Ord Bennett and wife visited in Bells Landing Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lorne Gaston and children of Rossiter and Merie Bennett of this place visited Clearfield Saturday. Rhoda Bennett and Junior Bennett and Mr and Mrs Bennett called on the Blaine Bennett family of Rossiter Sunday evening. Robert Conner and son Aaron called at their home here Saturday. Mrs Emma Smith Mrs Roy Gorman and J T Smith called on the former’s sister Mrs Mollie Coalmer of Gipsy Friday evening. Mrs Hilda Stephens of Rossiter RD is employed in the Rungel Segar home. Their two pneumonia patients are improving. Jack Gorman is confined at home with influenza. Mrs Richardson visited her mother Mrs John Houck Sabbath afternoon. Mrs Ora Huff and children enjoyed a fine chicken dinner at the Morton Shields home Sunday. John Sibley of Gipsy was a town caller Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Painter
Indiana
Geneva States
Mont Bennett
Near Rossiter
Luther Hibell
Arthur Cessna
Geo. Mangus
Charlie Hitler
Workers Federation of Labor
Minta Huff
Ord Bennett
Bells ‘Landing
Lorne Gaston
Rossiter
Merie Bennett
Thie Place
Clearfield
Rhoda Bennett
Junior Bennett
Or Bennett
Blaine Bennett
Robert Conner
Aaron
Emma Smith
Roy Gorman
J. T.smith
Mollie Coalmer
Gipsy
Hilda Stephens
R. D
Rungel Segar
Jack Gorman
Richardson
John Houck
Ora ‘Huff
Morton Shields
John Sibley
Death notice and community social mentions in Cherryhill
The community mourns Mrs. Mike Grey of Clymer. Numerous local residents from Slickville Heilwood Indiana and Penn Run visit, attend events, or call on the bereaved, including families of Asking Muffley Croyle Sprouls Overman Engle Widdowson Brown Stewart Ewing and others.
Strongstown Social Roundup and Local Visits
The M B church young ladies held their monthly class at Leona Empfield’s Belgano home. Friday callers included F Bennett and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rankin in Indiana. The Ladies Aid quilted at Mrs Albert Hughes’s home. Mr and Mrs Wm McCrady attended the play Worlds Allright in Homer City. Miss Corinne Rutherford had a leading role. Ernest Dearmy stayed with Rev Large in Belsano. Boyd Detwiler of Heilwood stopped by Eddie’s garage. Mrs Hart Stiles and baby visited Mrs Billie Making in Belsano. Misa Walsh, Indiana relief worker, called Friday. Mr and Mrs James Whitesell and kids spent the weekend with Cal Whitesell near Mountain’s Garage. Lawrence Lloyd and children from Burnside visited with Mrs Alizabeth Troxell Saturday and Sunday. A note on preventing cream from running down the cream pitcher by greasing its underside with butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.B. Church
Leona Empfield
Belgano
F. Bennett
Lawrence Rankin
Indiana
Ladies Aid
Albert Hughes
Ernest Dearmy
Rey
Belsano
Boyd Detwiler
Heilwood
Eddie
Hart Stiles
Baby
Billie Making
Misa Walsh
James Whitesell
Cal Whitesell
Mountain’s
Lawrence Lloyd
Burnside
Alizabeth Troxell
Sabbath School and Sermon in Bath with Local Visits
Sabbath services began at ten followed by preaching and communion in Bath. Rev R M Offutt of Indiana preached. The missionary meeting in the church Monday evening drew a good crowd led by Mrs. J L Diven. Local visits included Alex Neal and Mr Van Horn with W B McGinley, and many neighbors hosted guests from Blairsville Plumville and Indiana over the weekend. The missionary society added another quilt to the frames Thursday and a funeral for John Duncan was attended by Wm Gordon and family near Ebensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Bath
R. M. Offutt
Indiana
J. L. Diven
Alex Neal
Hamilton
van Horn
Plumville
W. B. ‘McGinley
Anna Dixon
Clarksburg
Nelson ‘Ewing
Alice
Alda
Agnes Hw Ing
Blairsville
Laura Reeger
Near Town
Bertha Ewing
Ruth
O. W. Shields
Sabbath
J. §. Marshall
Saltsburg
W.B. McGinley
Donald ‘Neal
R. D. Reeger
W. Shields
Chass McMillen
Wm. Cueroni
the Missionary Society
Gordon and Family
Near
Town
Olivet Social Notes Highlight Pittsburgh Visits
Missy Nancy Stewart visits her sister Mrs. W. S. Brotzman in Pittsburgh while Mr. and Mrs. James Bair and Robert Clark of Apollo join T. C. Bair for a Saturday afternoon gathering. A. W. Boden is ill. The Bailey family and William Bailey of Wilkinsburg visit Frank Lambing. Miss Mary Smith of West Lebonan calls in Olivet. T. Bair conducts business at McIntyre. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shearer welcome a son born February 12. Mrs. Frank Lambing visits Mrs. Mabel Ewing. Walter Walker makes a business call in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Lester Shearer
Frank Lambing
Mabel Ewing
Walter Walker
South Bend
Also Mentioned on This Page
BB. Fitzwathr
Moody Bitte Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaner Union
Ounday
Pennsylvai State College School of Agriculture
Dean Clawson
Harry Coleman
Clarence Mood
Fern Lowman
Dorothy Bills
Charlie Good
Homer Shirley
Conemaugh
J. W. Hile
Alfred Pearen
Clark Siltt
Smithport
Wivlan Conner
Marie Bennett
Cherryhill
Mike Grey
Clymer
C.D
Martha
Catherine
Slickville
Edwin Neilms
Eagle
Fred Gance
George
Shirley Ann
Harry Lunn
Culver
Ralph Muffley
Maryland
George Lindsay
Heillwood
Young Peoples
Pine Flats
Elizabeth ‘Shellito
Penn Run
Olive Croyle
Miss Sprouls
James Davis
Grace Brown
Michael McCreary
Theodore Shultz
Stafford
John Overman
Dorothy
Virginia
John ‘Engle
Wesley
Twila
Max Widdowson
Misa Bessie Widdowson
Harvey Brown
Archie Stewart
John Ewing
Edna
Sara Stephens
Sara Glenn
Henry Bennett
Robert Trout
Mart Fowler
Strongstown
MiCud
Silver Bay
Heh Mer
Pathfinder
HONTI
Poultry Tribun
Miccalu
MA I
Ma Lderlay
Sapshold
Scion
Indiana County
Wami
Fennt
Ariean Cockery
Hinsy
Raeder
United States
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Oak and
10Th Sts
Penna
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