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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1937
Page
8
A Western speaker claims in ten years debtors will be scarce in the country, but the Boston Herald notes the current reality remains harsh as soon as someone gets tipped off in time.
Judith, long separated from Van, schemes to confront his infidelity via a staged phone affair. Her plan backfires when she discovers his roadster and home, revealing a rebuilt bungalow and renewed love. She resolves to quit her job and start anew with Van in their dream house.
A Shanghai New York Times summary reports the Chinese interior ministry has urged revising the civil code to restrict each person to two names, an ordinary name and a courtesy name. Name changes cause election and summons issues as individuals deny ties to names others use.
Embroidery, ancient in origin, appeared with Greek, Assyrian, Babylonian, and Persian cultures. English history notes an embroidery craze during Queen Elizabeth I's reign, with designs on book coverings, purses, and window shades.
A Collier's Weekly note describes cheek plumpers used by American and European women less than a century ago. The devices were two hollow silver balls placed on each cheek to smooth wrinkles, held by a wire under the tongue so wearers could talk and smile without choking.
A waitress asks a young diner if his eggs should be turned over and the boy agrees, joking that turning them over "to the museum" is a good idea. The exchange reads like a humorous, light dialogue scene with no clear event.
A gospel study on John 4 7 26 and the living water theme. Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well teaching about life light and worship in spirit and truth, revealing himself as Messiah and prompting her to witness to others.
A reflective motto about humility and divine presence. The excerpt urges recognizing personal nothingness to invite God into the soul, portraying humility as the path to spiritual fullness.
The piece frames warm loves and fears as transient clouds that must shed their finite form to merge with God and reach perfect insight, attributed to Emerston in a reflective devotional tone. The text presents a contemplative meditation on spiritual unity beyond earthly emotion.
Mr and Mrs George Stephens of Dilltown announce the birth of a baby girl Shirley Ann in Menden hall hospital Johnstown on December 31 Mrs Stephens was the former Blanche Bennett Doyle Holby son of Mr and Mrs George Holby was struck by an automobile on the highway near his home Thursday Ladies Aid held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Albert Hughes on Thursday Elizabeth Troxell and Mrs Mert Goldberg, observed patients in Clearfield hospital, have returned home Revival services are underway in the M B church Edythe Hogan of Elyria Ohio visiting in the John Garrett home Alvin Davis of Buffington township purchased the Artemus property Harry Dearmy and daughter Arlene were visitors in the Tom Bracken home in Belsano Sherd Orner, a well known local figure, died at his home in Johnstown Sunday evening Mr and Mrs John Rank of Rochester New York spent the weekend in the W G Orner home Several local residents visited David Hughes, a patient in Indiana hospital, Sunday afternoon.
Marion Center residents and families are noted in social items. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Leroy Crawford, Greensburg business guests. Rev Jose district superintendent at Creekalde conference. Nannie Crawford visiting from Rochester Mills. Harold Waltman from California visiting parents. John Steele and wife at funeral of Emery Thurston. Mabel McCormick visiting Bertha M Thompson. Miss Muriel Bare in Indiana. J Paul Hopkins and Myra Streams visit. Miss Audrey Barr visits Bracken Ridge. Maude Laughlin underwent tonallectomy. Li W Bence K G Huer and Carl Philippi plan winter in Lakeland Florida. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, $5.50.
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