Visitors in Salisbury and nearby towns briefed
Mrs. Mabel Ewing and children yes and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambing, Thelma with Alfred Bair and slaughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rebley of Latrobe were weekend visitors at the Ewing Lambing home along with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jack Mae of Apollo and Mr. and Mrs. T Brady Wickinsburg. Frank Lambing was a business caller in Clarksburg on Saturday. William Wilson and sister Beatrice Simmons visited the Ewing Lambing home on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ewing
Yes and
Mary
Mrs
Frank Lambing
Salisbury
Alfred Bair
Slaughter
Thelma
Charles Rebley
Near Latrobe
Alvin Jack
Mae
Apollo
Clarksburg
William Wilson
Beatrice Simmons
wing-Lambing
West Lebanon Social Roundup Features Neighbor Visits
West Lebanon residents list visitors and relatives from Leechburg Indiana Blairsville Apollo Elderton Homer City and Blairsville including R L George Belle George A L Donahey and families Grace Pounds Clair Elgin Lily Calhoun and many others. Attends church services and shares weekend visits with kin and friends across Indiana and Armstrong counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
R. L. George
Belle George
A. L. Donahey
Romayne
Teddy
Leechburg
C. J. Longwill
Fern
Wally
Bobby
Indiana
Heber George
Arthur Buckley
Chester Fink
Grace Pounds
Vandergrift
Pounds Farm
Charles Day
Apollo
A.W. Reed
G. W. Coleman
Potter County
Mabel ‘Collins
Dale
Darril King
James Patterson
Lee Frailey
Elderton
Lily
Carrie ‘Calhoun
Blairsville
Alma Coulter
Local social notes from Marion Center and area
William Miller and family visit relatives in Marion Center while Hazel Simpkins stays with her grandmother. J E Long Howard Forsythe and others vacation at J C Barr's near Brookville. Drowning of George Mabon mourned. sympathy sent to Mrs Dallas Loughry. Miss Roberta Caldwell visits Pittsburgh friends. local youths travel to Cook's Forest for Fourth of July activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Mercer
A. §. Miller
Mary W. Wetzel
North Manor St
Hazel Simpkins
Pittsburgh
Mary Simpkins
West Main St
J. E. Long
Howard Forsythe
Alberta
Harry Lake, Jr
J. C. Barr’s
Brookville
Harry
Clifford Brady
Brady
Missesola
Nola Simpson
Detroit
Mich
Johnny. Simpson
Miss Pearl Learn
George Mabon
A. H. Mabon
Dallas Loughry
Phin
Blose
Jos
Hewie
Misa Roberta Caldwell
Lydia Walker
Zolla Kuntz
Florence
Dorothy Black
Cook's Forest
Local Social Notes and Household Visits
Strongstown residents report on visiting relatives in Irwin and Ebensburg. The Ladies Ald met at Bufington township home of Ed Myers. Miss Minnie Garrett returns from Rochester New York. Reverend Samuel Hughes visits son Albert Hughes in Houtzdale. Lawrence Lloyd family and Alice Breth visit Mrs Mirabeth Troxell Lome. Walter Rankin visits Sawyerwood relatives. Ed Farnbaugh and Lawrence McCullough with Guy Sowers visit Indiana. Gilt picture frames brighten with a turpentine sponge rub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
W. E. Siess
Irwin
Wm. Bennett
Ed. Myers
Buffington Township
Minnie Garrett
Rochester
N. Y
Samuel Hughes
Houtzdale
Albert Hughes
Lawrence Lloyd
Alice Breth
Burnside
Mirabeth
Christians Sharing with Others in Early Church
A sermon overview describes social service as a by product of the gospel. It highlights the primitive church as praying, Spirit filled, boldly preaching, united, and generous, with Barnabas’s aid and Dorcas’s deeds as exemplars, and urges voluntary, sincere Christian giving modeled on Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnabas
Stephen
Dorcas
Dorcio
Christ
Philosophy of Bacon Quotation and Influence
A remark on the role of Bacon in philosophy notes that while some thought leads away from religion, much philosophy returns to it. The line credits Bacon as a central philosopher whose inductive method underpins modern science, highlighting his prominence among philosophers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Pranels
Bull
Waste of Life Reflections on Love and Duty Turned Selfish
A ponderous meditation argues the true waste of life lies in withheld love, unused service, and sacrifices foresaken, urging a stricter ethic of giving. The piece frames personal failure as a moral deficit, contrasting intention with action.
Local families visit in East Liverpool area
Local households shared visits and events this week. East Liverpool residents welcomed guests from Indiana Dayton Baxter and Creekside while many families hosted relatives and friends at their homes and a new eight pound girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Irvin Elkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Barrett
Byron Mulberger
Arlene
Dean
Dayton
Clark Barrett
Amy
M. C. Knappe
Baxter
Robert ‘Adams
A. M. Barrett
R. BD. Harhart
Coaxial Cable to Link New York and Philadelphia
The new coaxial cable between New York and Philadelphia is slated for completion and ready for wire television tests late next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Proper Linoleum Cleaning Tips for Gentle Care
Clean linoleum with a damp suds cloth and mild soap. Avoid strong algal solutions, powder cleaners, or excessive water to prevent damage to even high quality linoleum.
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Indiana County
THE
BON Ton
Alf Tan
Parnell,cowher&co
Citizens Bank
Olivet
Streamline
Dole
Knox
France
del Monte
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
Maine Memorial
Leydle
Geo. D. Leydic
Harry Harbison
New York State
R. W. George
Bishop Hughes
Sara Maude Guiste
A. A. Weaver
Homer City
Cleda Jane Weaver
Billy Fowler
W.W. Ruddock
H. B. Fulton
Marion Ki
Val Jean
C. M. Millen
Coleman
B. B. Forquer
Bernard
Paul Cunningham
V. J. Hiner
Waterman
Dwight Patterson
I. R. Patterson
Marion Center
P.B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jesus
Farmers Bank Ce Fart
Ervin
Clayton Miller
Clara ‘Elkin
Creekside
Jane Barrett
Kiski
Saltsburg
Clair L. Wadding
Larrow and Eschelman
Wingold
Goldenrod
Morton’s
Hetrick & Wilson
P. BR. R
Indiana, PA
Tuk
J.S. Hileman
North Seventh Street
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