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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
8
The notice announces Sunday bargain rates available all day including mornings and noon on Sunday. Example savings include Pittsburgh to Philadelphia station to station at 0.75 and person to person at 0.50, with night rates after seven each weekday and lower Sunday rates.
Italian leader Benito Mussolini pursues a prolonged Ethiopian campaign with potential seven year duration, signaling a broader imperial aim and sustained military effort abroad. The move reflects Italy's expansionist stance and escalating conflict in the Horn of Africa.
Marion Center news recounts visits by residents and relatives to and from nearby towns including Waynesburg Somerset Johnstown and North Manor Street. Community events include Marchand Grange annual meeting, chicken and waffle supper benefits, and local church quarterly conference led by Rev. Miller with meals and social visits.
Peelor district residents endure heavy snows with many shoveling out. A sledding accident at the school left Eva Cribbs with a broken left wrist after her sled hit a mound. Several local families visit relatives and celebrate birthdays as others note injuries. Ambrose Bowman was injured when a cow trained him last Wednesday.
BLACKLICK J A Shrom and family were in diana callers on Saturday. T J Williams and family moved from Widdowson farm to a Blairsville area farm owned by Williams mother Miss Elizabeth Stoneback. Miss Agnew of Ligonier and Mrs R O Trexler of Armagh motor trip to Florida and other places. Alex Stewart, Jr Leslie Stewart and Ann Stewart, all employed in Pittsburgh, spent Sunday at home. Jean Douglass Ruth Shaparto Thelma Graff and Betty Smith were dinner guests of Mildred Graham at Blaieville for her birthday. Mrs Georgia Bell of Wilkinsburg visited sister-in-law Mrs Annie Bell. D N Bates was an Indiana caller on Friday. Sam Hoover called in Indiana Tuesday. Mrs C J Grater spent Friday evening with sister Mrs Bana Lehman of Cokeville. Mrs Harriet Alexander of Homer City visiting daughter Mrs Helen Hayes. Mr and Mrs C J Grater attended a Pittsburgh banquet Thursday evening. The old coffee pot can be kept sweet by boiling plain water with a tablespoon soda added. Probably China's idea now that she had no business thinking up this civilization thing in the frat place.
Luke 4 16 10 outlines Jesus reading in the synagogue on the Sabbath and announcing the Messiah's mission. He cites Isaiah 61 1 2 and describes healing sight freeing the broken heart and delivering the captives while proclaiming the year of the Lord. Rejection follows as locals doubt his claims and jealousy toward foreigners highlighted.
A fragmentary excerpt echoes a Puritan theme urging pity for offenders and gentle judgment. It contrasts little minds damaged by trifles with hurtful acts, noting repentance as a guiding motive and equating mercy with lawful accountability. The archaic phrasing suggests a moral reflection from a historical source.
A series of weekend and midweek social calls and visits are reported in Uniontown and nearby towns. Names include Beringer Stiffler Langham Pounds Wissinger Overman Stiffler and Gibson, with visits to relatives in Cherry Tree Stifflertown Saint Benedict and Emeigh.
Miss Mary Simpson of Georgeville and Miss Hoa Betty near Dayton visited Thursday. Elizabeth Elkin and Ward enjoyed old time sport last week driving to Robert Elkin’s home. The Lesters Johnston moved to the Norman Van Horn property nearby. Merle Marshall and Sam Bryant shopped in Punxsutawney on Friday. Mr and Mrs Frantz hosted D G Frantz and guests Friday evening. Mr and Mrs T H Frantz visited their son Leland and wife.
A Plumville resident celebrated a birthday Sunday with a roast goose and trimmings. The party faced deep snow and storm but enjoyed the day. A kitchen tip suggests using a cork from a bottle as an improvised cleaning weapon, moistening the end and rubbing utensils with powdered cleaner.
A Texas observer reports spotting a rainbow appearing inverted in the sky. The incident is described as unusual and likely the result of a weather phenomenon or optical illusion rather than a conventional event.
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