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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
3
A historical note states pumping and carrying water for the average farm household requires about 100 miles of travel and two weeks of a person’s time each year. The figure highlights the labor burden of early rural domestic life and the scale of domestic water collection tasks.
Local notes record Sunday school at 1 15 and church at 2 30 in Clarksburg with visits from Harold Borland J Aliee Jewell and others from Indiana. Many relatives and friends are listed visiting, hosting, or attending services across Blairsville Conemaugh Saltsburg and nearby towns.
Mrs Wilda Anderdon and Sadie Smith visited on Thursday. Funeral services for Mrs Marla Wallace were held in Washington PA. Various locals reported Thursday visits, callers, and social events in Waneta Delphine club circles, with nearby residents from Apollo, West Lebanon, Kittanning, and Aliquippa noted among the guests and visitors.
East Wheatfield reports Mrs. Susan Bracken and sons visiting Niagara Falls with sister Mrs. Charles Rumbaugh and Bob Blairsville. Bethel A. P. Missionary and Ladies Aid plan an all day sewing on July 24 hosted by Mrs. Bert Mack. Armagh group to meet July 31 at 2:00 with Mrs. Tenia Hutchison guiding. Esther Griffith Wehn of Johnstown stayed with the Findleys. Sally Diane Wehn of New York returned home after visiting her parents. Weekend traffic on Wm. Penn highway remained heavy due to increased commerce. Mrs. Greaves, visiting from Washington, Pa., has returned home.
Leila Hop king and husband stay two weeks at Hopkins home. Robert Johnston group at Cook's Forest Sunday. Ross Shick visiting near Timblin. Rev and Mrs Guy Terpe in town Monday. Ice cream supper at Paul Lewis home Tuesday. Edna Shields attended WCTU convention last week. Pearson brothers of Rossiter led church services Sunday at M E church. Post office being painted. Frank Spence seriously ill. Sophia Craven visiting Greensburg daughter Mrs John Miller. Geo Cravener active again. Grange to fill chairs at Cash Creek next Friday. Eva Hendricks, Jessie Johnston and Elizabeth visit Elmer Frye’s in Indiana Sunday. James Steffey works at rubber works in Indiana. Mrs Chas Steffey spent Monday in Punxsutawney with aunt.
Lesson outlines David’s life from Bethlehem to kingship, focusing on his birth, anointing, Goliath victory, Jonathan friendship, years as outlaw, and royal covenant. It highlights his sins and failings including Bathsheba, Uriah, and Absalom, urging a generous, Christ‑connected view of this prominent Bible figure.
In 1984 railroads recorded one fatality per 400 million passenger miles, scheduled air transport one per 24 million passenger miles, and autos one per 11 million miles. Alexander Hamilton Institute valued US wealth at 264.4 billion dollars in 1934, up from 237.2 billion in 1983 and 226.7 billion in 1932.
A compact reflection on religion by James Martineau asserting that moral and religious first truths stand independent of derivation. The human mind at a stage of spiritual development inherently recognizes these truths, and their intuition flows from the soul’s highest activities.
A compact reflection on human character noting that many individuals possess bright qualities like uncut diamonds beneath rough surfaces. The observation frames virtue as latent, awaiting recognition beyond outward appearances. It emphasizes intrinsic worth over initial impressions.
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