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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
8
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that an appeal will be held at the County Treasurer's office, Indiana, Pa., Thursday, July 12, 1934 between the hours of 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. CLAIR SMITH, Mercantile Appraiser.
A volcanic eruption created a new island about 600 feet in diameter and 150 feet tall just off the northern Kurile Islands. The formation appeared recently and marks a significant geological event attracting attention from researchers and local observers.
Pennsylvania court issues a summons to Annie Harchar to appear in Indiana Court of Common Pleas on the next July Monday to show cause why her marriage to John Harchar should not be dissolved. The writ is dated May 1934 and signed by Prothonotary W Earl Long with Judge J N Langham and Sheriff Eugene Wilson noted.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette announce a subscription offer for R. D. residents of Indiana county at 5.50 dollars per year versus 6.00 dollars for out-of-county readers. The deal targets local readers with a reduced annual rate.
Loretta L Ansley is summoned to appear in the Court of Common Pleas Indiana Pa on the first Monday of July to show cause why her marriage to Murray A Ansley should not be dissolved. Deputy records note Judge J N Langham and Sheriff Eugene Wilson with dates in May 1934.
Residents and visitors are listed from Johnstown, Dilltown, Rochester Mills, and nearby areas. People include Ruth Glass Robinson, CG L Schram, William Isenberg, Jay Bowser, Kenneth Schram, Campbell Patch, James Patch, Albert Beers, William Felton, Arthur Bowser, M B Northrup, James Riddell, Forrest Walbeck, Dewey Riddell, Annile Bryan, Audrey Lichtenfels, Kizale Lichtenfels, Joseph Allen Jr, Audrey Allen, Wallace Long, Maxine Long, Bert Young, Garfield Cline, and others. News covers hospital surgery, church activities, a children's day service, and the Garfield Smokeless Coal Co mine schedule with full day and night shifts.
Mrs Bertha Ewing Ruth Ewing and Mildred Shields visited in town returning from Pitcairn where George had tonsils removed. Emma Zona returned from Yateaboro after winter with relatives and high school. Funeral of J L Reeger drew many friends. Various families hosted Sabbath guests including Barkleys Lubold Ferguson and Lehrecengost. Indiana visitors and Pittsburgh callers were noted. Singing planned in church Friday with Sabbath school at ten June 17.
A devotional study on Matthew 28 1 20 and the golden text. It covers the empty tomb and earth shaking events, the angelic messages to the women, the resurrection proofs, the denial by authorities, and the risen Lord meeting the women. It emphasizes the commission to go teach all nations baptize in the name of the Father Son and Holy Ghost and to teach obedience.
A fragmented moral exhortation urges the reader to seek sanctification through love and immediate devotion. It encourages a steady, faithful posture before the divine presence and to ask what to do and how to feel in the moment.
March and Mrs Dorn and son Alvin along with W H Zener and Robert Homan traveled to Pittsburgh to visit relatives. Mrs W B Smith of Reynoldsville stayed with Mr and Mrs I M Lewis. Irvin M Behm traveled to Troutville on business. Mrs George Ritchie underwent gall stone surgery at Indiana hospital. Mrs Mottern visited sister in law Mrs Ritchie in Indiana. Frank New of Pittsburgh visited en route to DuBois and called on cousins Mrs Annie Moot and Mary Zener. Miss Lillie McConaughey and niece Maud Braughler returned from Aspinwall for summer residence near town. Mr and Mrs Harry Clawson of Indiana spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pfeffer at Braebreeze. Misses Anna Dorn and Esther Homan in Pittsburgh hospital training spent weekend at home. Harry Huber hosted them at the Homan home. Mr and Mrs Horace Huey of New Kensington spent weekend with Wm Huey family. Mrs Sara Moore and son Bobby of Pittsburgh arrived Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs Milton Sutter of Akron visited Locust Was with sister Mrs Samuel Wineberg Sunday. Miss Marion Colbert of Punxsutawney visited Dorothy Homan Sunday afternoon. Paul Mohney returned from Allbright College Reading after third year. Hazlett Sunday school invited at 10. Rev Leland gave sermon. CBE Society held a lawn meeting and social Thursday evening. Tay Rickard moved to Al Shankie farm. Ralph Kanarr of Center Hall spent Sunday here. Rev Leland and family visited the Arthur home Friday. Mrs Edward Hevner a patient in Spangler hospital. Rev McKnight and family were in the community recently.
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