Thinking I See Thee Smile in an Empty Elevator Hall
A janitor Mamie watches Mr Horne in the building and recalls a past in which she loved Ned Mary Young and a son who died. Snow falls as she lingers by his fire, thinking of youth, beauty, and the longing to be seen again. The memory sharpens as the radio plays and she contemplates a final, unfulfilled hope.
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Mr. Horne
Mamie
Jim
Mt. Norne
Agan
So Bey
Mary Young
Sher
Europe
Ned
Shead
Mary
Yiorne
Amd
The Christian’s Obligations in Matters of Conscience
Romans 14 set forth fraternal duties in matters of conscience. The author outlines how believers should handle differences over diet and holy days, urging not to judge others, to avoid stumbling weaker believers, and to abridge personal liberty for love’s sake. The piece stresses accountability to God, seeking peace, and acting for the edification of others.
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Apostle
Christ
Energy and Determination Define True Distinction
The quote reflects Buxton’s view that energy and unwavering purpose drive difference between people, shaping outcomes as defeat or victory. It emphasizes formation of a resolved plan and persistent effort as the deciding factor in strength and success.
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Nowell Buxton
Do the right and your ideal grows and perfects itself
A compact reflection attributed to Martineau on moral action. The quote contrasts doing right with doing wrong, linking virtue to the maintenance and refinement of one’s ideals while noting failure of vice dissolves those ideals.
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Martineau
Local Social News and Upcoming Play at Methodist Church
Blacklick residents visit friends in Altoona and Cokeville while Sara Porter and other locals spend Sundays at homes. Epworth League plans a play titled Tuning Up For the Wedding in the church annex on Thursday evening. Letitia Duncan returns from California and several families from Blairsville Indiana and La Jose visit the Swan family in town.
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Ann Hartigan
Indiana
Alex Stewart
Jean Douglass
Eleanor Wadsworth
Ruth Carson
Ruth Shapiro
Helen Grater
Josephine Cravatta
Betty Freed
Myrtle Freed
Betty Smith
Graters
Cokeville
Kenneth Smiths
C. H. McCall's
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Letitia Duncan
California
J. D. Palmer
Ruth
Faye
Emerson Mahoney
Jane
David Mahoney
J. S. McFadden
Miss Bess
H. C
Richmond Professor Visits And Local Socials In Weekend
Prof. Arthur Manners from Glen Campbell made a business call here Thursday. The Work reunion at U P church grove drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Glenn Smyerg and children visited friends Saturday. Richard Potts left for California to work in a CC camp. Tidda Lewis of Marchand was a town caller Saturday. Samuel States of Rossiter was in town Monday for business. Mr and Mrs C C Moore of Glen Campbell visited friends Sunday. Mrs H W Oberlin, recently in Pittsburgh, returned home Tuesday. Blair Oberlin was a business caller at Butler Monday. Annie Richardson resumed work in Falls Creek Saturday. WarI Pifer of Marion Center was a business caller Friday. George Rishel of Smithport called Monday. Irvin Stitt of Deckers Point visited Sunday.
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Richard Potts
California
Tidda Lewis
Marchand
Samuel States
Rossiter
C. C. Moore
Glen Campbell
H.ww. Oberlin
Pittsburgh
Blair Oberlin
Butler
Annie Richardson
Falls Creek
Warl Pifer
Marion Center
George Rishel
Smithport
Irvin Stitt
Deckers Point
Dilltown Community Notes From Pine Plate Week
Local Dilltown residents attend the Sunday school convention at Pine Plate. Seward defeated the Dilltown baseball team 5 to 4. John and Mrs. Wires visited Indiana on Saturday. Ola Fox of Youngwood spent time with her brother Arla. John Danello of Rossiter visited his mother. W. H. McLaughlin of Rachel, Va., now manages the company store here. Elkin travelled to Johnstown for business. McMillan and Wires visited Greensburg. Dilltown Adult Bible class met at HH Stephens home. Stanley Felton of Wintondale toured town. Elda Stewart’s rheumatism improves. measles reported as a fad in Dilltown. James Hunter and wife of Vintondale spent the weekend with R. M. Dias family.
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Ethel Stewart
I. M. Wires
Robert Berkey
W. F. Elkin
Pine Plate
Seward
John ‘Wires
Indiana
Ola Fox
Youngwood
Arla
John Danello
Rossiter
W. H. McLaughlin
Rachel
W. Va
Johnstown
George McMillan
Greensburg
Dilltown Baptist Church
Q. HH. Stephens
Local Social Notes From Watsons Ridge Area
Blairsville business caller George Dunlap visited the vicinity last week. Aletha Hood has enrolled in Ann Arbor graduate school for the summer term. James Ewing spends part of the week at State College. T. C. Hood and Foster Smock recently made a business trip to Cannonsburg. Mrs. Dick Ramage visited S. R. Hines's home Sunday. W. C. T. A. meetings were held at Mrs. Foster Smock's home Thursday afternoon. L. C. Rohensteel called on Walter Ewing Saturday evening. Walter Ewing attended a reception at the Lambing home near Apollo in honor of Mrs. Frances Lambing. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.60.
Delightful Chicken Recipes For Spring Dinners
A spring focused guide shares how to select quality fowl and prepares several chicken dishes. Recipes include Roast Chicken With Stuffing Chicken a La Maryland Emergency Chicken Pot Pie Chicken Salad Creamed Chicken and Mushrooms on Toast and Chicken a La King with step by step cooking tips and ingredient notes.
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Maryland
Clarksburg Sabbath Activities and Local Visitors
Clarksburg church and social notices detail Sunday school and preaching times, plus numerous visits by residents to friends and relatives in Kent, Elderton, Saltsburg, Forbes Roads, Harrison City, Derry, and Vandergrift. Several societies meet this week and a birthday dinner and summer visits are noted. The Jacksonville Journal fashion note remarks on 1935 bathing suit designs for men and women.
Chicago doctor links X rays to lowering blood pressure
Dr James Mr Hutton of Chicago proposes reducing pituitary and adrenal activity with X rays. In Venice, scientists heard that onions radiate ultraviolet rays and may cure many ailments.
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James Mr. Hutton
Chicago
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Heine Food Institute
Clarksburg
Louise Ferguson
Edith Ferguson
Kent
Hannah Steffey
Elderton
B.bh
Pearce
Elizabeth Gallagher
Harry Coleman
Jean
W. D. Coleman
Saltsburg
Mia
William Shirley
Forbes Roads
J. Y. Clawson
Harrison City
Dean Clawson
Paul Lowman
Fern
Ed. Shearer
Watsons Ridge
Ladies Missionary Society
C. C. Walker
Fern Lowman
Eugene Ferguson
Harry Ferguson
William Repine
Harold Borland
Alice Jewell
Raymond Jewell
Carrie Elricks
Co. W. Hart
Derry
Junior Missionary Society
William Stewart
Dorothy Jewell
Gene Heath
Iselin
H. C. Cunningham and Son
Salisbury
Sarah McGahey
Albert Sandles
Slickville
P. F. Hemphill
George Douglass
George
Mary Nell Cribbs
Rev. Miller
Salinburg
Bobby Lowman
Henry Nau
Brackenridge
William Berkes
Minnie Nau
Louis Schroeder
Allen Love
Vandergrift
Charlotte McCall
Joseph Parks
Creekside
George Hdwards
Beyer
F. J. Parks
Claire Wineland
J.R. Hamilton
Flude
Wandercrift
Parks and McCall
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