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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Elmer Peffer and others visited Brackenridge and spent the day with Edward Chambers. Families from Punxsutawney Indiana Mechanicsburg and Dayton spent Sunday with local residents and friends in the community.
Lesson for July 4 on Exodus 1 6 14 2 23 25 and Isaiah 65 24 presents a prayer centered study. It explores prosperity versus adversity and how distress leads to devotion. It urges learners to seek God first, trust his deliverance, and respond with compassion for the oppressed on Independence Day.
A reflective statement urging strict self governance and transparency before God, treating private thoughts as visible to the world and to the divine, underscoring the futility of secrecy. It emphasizes a life aligned with moral scrutiny and accountability to a higher judgment.
A fragment discusses will power as submission achieved through frequent self-denial, intended to keep allies and inclinations in subjection.
Miss Agnes Gezick of Erneat visits Ruth Glass. Detroit-bound Mrs. May Radford and parents visit. Mrs. A D Beers and son with mother. Betts family returns from Idaho convention and tours Colorado. Birth, visits, and church notes from Bolivar Rossmoyne and surrounding towns. Progress trespass notices advertised for crop and property protection.
Mrs Gertrude Barnes rested in Clearfield hospital a couple of days last week. Howard and Dale Shobert joined friends in Lock Haven for a wedding. Mrs H B Bee of Indiana visits relatives here this week. W O Hoover spent the weekend with daughter Trood Parker in Clearfield. C W Sebring and family visited Mrs Fanny Drenner in GarrettPa on Sunday. Girl Scouts returned from camping near Penfield. Vivian Longacre came home after ten days near New Castle. Harlin Bee and Ansley Kopp families visited in DuBois. Barnes and daughter Martha drove to Clearfield Saturday. G C M Wammend and Mitchell of the M I church visited Rev Gibson in Mahaffey Friday.
Week end guests from Tidioute visited the Kintors and Watersons in Willet. Mrs Brady called on Mrs Croft. A fatal automobile crash claimed Louis Graft and Grace Peterman, with Lawrence Peterman seriously hurt. Crooked Creek Baptist Missionary Circle met at Miss Sara Davis. Charles Brady and family visited in Indiana and Miss Josephine Cummings returned from Pittsburgh. Mr Simpson of Pittsburgh stayed with Merle McGara’s family. Mrs Clair Pruner and children visited Pittsburgh. Crooked Creek church services planned for next Sunday. Sunday school at 10. Do not mistake wordiness for braininess.
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