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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1935

Page

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Treasure on the Island Prompts a Quiet Romance

Crandon Hawley and Helen Gregory aboard a house party on Crandon’s island retreat. After a playful sprint the man trips and sprains his ankle. Helen bands his ankle with napkins, fetches help, and treats him with care as they discuss their future. They amid the island mystery of buried treasure finally acknowledge their feelings.

Lex Crandon Hawley Helen Gregory Crandon Helen Belen Captain Kidd Criudun Beenibe Jess Jean Crandon i I Stand

Why Jesus Washed Peter's Feet in Service

Uniform International lesson outlines Jesus washing Peter's feet as a model of humble service. It stresses Christ's love despite betrayal and weakness, detailing actions, symbolism, and the need for believers to serve one another with humility.

Peeter Peter Jesus Christ J. Christ Glirtge Ous Jesus Christ

Stop and Listen to the Lesson in Slurred Speech

A fragmentary reflection questions whether others would help if they would only pause to listen and speak clearly. The speaker urges self-application of the lesson and asks for guidance.

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Unclear Commission Prompt Reframed in Moral Tone

Fragmentary text presents a moral exhortation about the burden of divine expectations and human duty. It contrasts God’s regard with human anticipation, suggesting a demanding commission beyond ordinary human capacity. No specific events, people, or places are identifiable.

Local visitors and relatives frequent the Plumville area

Paul Elkin of Indiana and his wife and daughter Naomi visited his mother Elizabeth Elkin on Sunday. Ralph Nichol and family from Smyrna called on Mr. and Mrs. Merle Marshall. Roger Hazelett visited relatives. Mrs. Lula Hagzelett and Mrs. Ollie Brewer were seen shopping. Several Plumville and Punxautawney residents hosted or visited family members from Indiana and Smyrna during the past week. Leonard Elkin returned home after a week visiting relatives in Indiana.

Rossmoyne Paul Elkin Naomi Indiana Elizabeth Elkin Ralph Nichol Smyrna Merle Marshall Roger Hazelett Paul, Parks Norman Burker Samuel Ruffner Eizabeth Hikin Maude Wellson Misa Eleanor Olive Rowe Plumville T. H. Frantz Clair Neff Pittsburgh Howard Lockhart Chas. Griffith Caunted Griffith Curwenaville Lula Hagzelett Wilber Brill‘hart East Plumville Ollie Brewer Clarence Boyd Brewer J. A. Brewer D.C. Wells Guy E. Pearce Clara Pearce Leonard Elkin Paul G. G. Smith

Plum Creek News Briefs and Local Notices

PLUM CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kimmel welcome a daughter born January 10. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Miller attended the funeral of Mr. Miller's brother-in-law S. Roy Cunningham, buried in Indiana. Lloyd Sillis and Hazel McCollim of Elderton united in marriage at the Brethren parish by Rev. Wimmer. Miss Theda Keeler a patient in Gates hospital at Indiana. Samuel Calhoun, an aged resident, is seriously ill. Charley Fratley returned home from a visit with his brother Lawrence Prailey and family near Parkwood, Kentucky. B. Miller purchased sheds at the Brethren church to be moved soon. Marlin Crownover employed at a saw mill near Elderton. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tenry were shoppers at Indiana. Dan Clark visited Jerry Kimmel at home Wednesday evening. Brethren church services Sunday at 11:00, Sunday school at 9:45. Rhodes note about telling big fish sizes in Lake Winnebago. alternate quote about truth and belief.

Plum Creek Edgar Kimmel St. Porter Miller Samuel Calhoun Charley Fratley Lawrence Prailey Parkwood Kt. B. Miller Brethren Church Harberger Marlin Crownover Elerton Jay T Tenry Indiana Dan Clark Jerry Kimmel

Maple Grove Church Services and Local Social Calls

Rev Miller of Indiana will hold Sunday afternoon services at Maple Grove Church. Local residents and visitors including Geo Adama, Tommy, Victor Brown, Stanley and Helen Zuray, Elmer Detwiler, Buddy Jacobs, Willis Emeigh, Cyrus Hill, John Conrad, John Gregg, Glenn Cay, John Overman, Jesse Detwiler, Isaae Sleppy, Arthur Hoffman, Dallas Detwiler, G R Waltermire, Waldo Brown, Nanty Glo visitors, and many others stopped by or called on neighbors around Strongstown and nearby communities over the weekend and through Monday evening in Indiana hospital visits and social calls.

Maple Grove Miller Indiana Geo. Adama and Son Tommy Heilwood Victor Brown Stanley Helen Zuray Elmer Detwiler Buddy Jacobs Willis Emeigh Buddy Jacoba John Overman Jesse Detwiler New Florence Isaae Sleppy Arthur ‘Hoffman Dilltown Detwiler Dallas Dettwiler Indiana Hospital Dick Fair G. R. Waltermire Waldo Brown D. E. Detwiler Robert Adams Frank Detwiler Strongstown Jesse Ober Jacobs

Deadwaters Visitors and Weekend Gatherings

Craig Hunter and son visited Indiana on Saturday. Friends and neighbors gathered Friday at Mr. and Mrs. William Empfield’s for games and music ending with a sauer kraut and Weiner supper. Attendees included multiple local families and guests from Homer City and near Brush Valley.

Craig Hunter and Indiana William Empfield Fred Ray Dorothy Wayne Clarence Clarence McPheaters John Richard Frank Stephens John Rice Harvey Moose Mildred Thelma Kermit Artemus Wilbur George John George Irene George Ralph Miller Homer City Blaine Miller Dale Davis Stewart Brush Valley Harry Milser Emma Henry Stella Moose Harry Cramer J. C. Lyster Bedford Craig Hunter Edward Hunter Abe Wike Lizpee Wike

Sabbath school and harvest of notices in Blairsville area

Lewisville forms hold services at ten with preaching next Sabbath. Missionary meeting Wednesday attracted many, led by Mrs. Roy Ewing. Blairsville visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Diven and later Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marshall. Several locals and Indiana visitors noted among weekend gatherings and relatives in Blairsville.

Roy Ewing J. L. Diven Raymond Fleming Blairsville Marshall Gladys Ewing Indiana W. F. Barkley J. A. Labold Lana Reeger Eleanor Ruth McGinley W. B. McGinley McMillen Norman Barkley Donald Neal Alice and Aldalee Agnes Ewing Jeanne Kennedy Near Town

Elders Ridge church and social notices from Friday

Elder Ridge Sabbath school at noon and church at eleven. GC. E. at 730. Virginia Harvey and Elsie Faith were Indiana callers Friday evening. Mrs Elmer Painter visited Mrs D A Rosensteel and Mr and Mrs R B Faesett and daughter Martha Jane were callers at New Kensington Friday night. A large crowd attended the miscellaneous shower for Carl Rosensteel at the Rosensteel home. Young Ladies Bible class meets at Mrs Dean Ashbaugh Thursday evening. Donald Ewing and Kenneth Harvey were business callers at Blairsville Thursday. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers six dollars and sixty cents.

Virginia Harvey Elsie Faith Indiana Elmer Painter D. A. Rosenateel R. &. Faesett Martha Jane New Kensington Carl Rosensteel L. C. Rosensteel Young Ladies Bible Dean Ashbaugh Donald Ewing Kenneth Harvey Blairsville

Washington Township Family News and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Pat Hagerty welcomed a 10% pound boy. James Stuchell and Abe Stuchell attended a funeral at Creekside. Karney Burns hosted a serenade and kitchen shower for newlyweds Charles and Kathleen Burns. Numerous visits include Indiana residents Ella Fleming Beyer Park Crooks Harman Fisher and others. John Wagner remains in critical condition near Five Points.

Allen McFarland Indiana Five Points Clyde Boring Charles Getty George Howarda Merlin J. EB. Park Walter Harman Meade Fisher M. 4. Boyer Josiah Fisher Theork Blair Carnahan John Marlin John Frye Atwood J. B. Park Elia Fleming James Cribbs M. J. Boyer Josiah Fkisher Hamey Luther Peterman Clarence Brown State Teachers College At Archie Brown Glenn Sewart Ethel Harman Josiah

Fisher on Tuesday Hosts Stuchells and Remarks

In a Fisher home gathering on Tuesday guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Stuchell. The talk touched on Selma the ostrich and Wilma praising an ideal husband. State nurseries have planted 165 million trees in Pennsylvania with 119 million on private land and 46 million on State Forest land.

James Stuchell Josiah Fisher Selma Wilma Pennsylvania

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