Learning With Peter How Peter Became a Great Wonder
Lesson notes outline Peter's calling and conversion with Andrew, Peter's confession of Christ, his denial and restoration, Pentecost, Cornelius's conversion, and the church's widening mission. It follows steps from call to service to suffer for Christ and the entry of Gentiles, emphasizing growth in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jesus Christ
Christ
John
Baptist
Jesus
Andrew
Joel
Corneliua
God
Paul
Searcheth Out Perfection in Search for Metals
A biblical excerpt notes that there is a vein for silver and a place for gold, while iron and brass are mined from stone. It speaks of ending darkness as one seeks perfection and discovers the stones of darkness and the shadow of death in Jol 28 1-8.
Fragmented Poem Fragment in Historic Text
A brief excerpt presents a fragmentary reflection on happiness and heaven. The lines mention thoughts, joy, and a poetic name Jessure or Jessuree, with a literary, aged style typical of archival material.
Sphinx Mystery Deepens With Queen Rekhetra Find
Cairo archaeologists, aided by robbers who exposed an Egyptian queen Rekhetra’s tomb near the Gizeh pyramids, suggest the Sphinx may be older than once thought and possibly built from transported rock rather than cut from bedrock. The dig reveals links between Rekhetra of 3666 B C and the famed statue, hinting at a broader prehistoric royal chapter in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Cleopatra
The
Nilé
Rekhetra
Gizeh
Gobher
C. Algo
Two Young Men Tour World in Small Motor Car
A. F. Kane of Chicago and W. J. Kate Jer of Chio arrived in Capetown after five years on the road traveling from Japan to London to Norway and Cape North. They averaged about 4380 miles weekly, worn out five cars, and carried fuel for 500 miles with spare tanks. They plan America for lectures, then return in 1936 for a reverse itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
A. F. Kane
Chicago
W. J. Kate Jer
Chio
Japan
London
Norway
Cape North
Europe
America
English Channel
Italy
Tunis
Juba
Africa
Battle of New Orleans Ranked Second Only to Yorktown
The Plains of Chalmette near New Orleans, where Andrew Jackson defeated the British in 1815, are now beautified and more accessible through a $46,000 PWA appropriation. A Tennessee commission ranks the Battle of New Orleans as second in significance after Yorktown, noting Jackson’s victory prevented English claims to vast Louisiana territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Yorktown
Plains of Chalmette
Andrew Jackson
PWA
Washington
Tennessee Commission of Research
Jackson
Tennessee
England
Louisiana
United States
Napoleon
Soviet Rail Line Opens Across Transcaucasia
A new railroad line completed between Brozuela and Gumbel in the Transcaucasian region expands Soviet rail capacity. Built largely by convict labor under OGPU, the line aims to boost transport for the oil sector, connect regional sites, and reinforce economic links across the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucasus
Moscow
Soviet Union
Brozuela
Gumbel
Lranscaucassin Repubiie
Balle
OGPU
Rooster with Two Independent Hearts Found in Conn
A Rhode Wildsor farmer recounts a strange rooster from his flock that showed two normal hearts beating independently. The bird, which appeared normal externally, also possessed an enlarged liver and was killed for dinner by Bill Mulnite.
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Conn
Bill Mulnite
Currys Run Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs J F Russell and daughter Louise of Idaho called on Mrs J J Sell last Monday. Roy Fulmer family spent Sabbath with George Fulmer. Lamar McCreight is ill. Mrs Caradon and Mrs Plauss with son Billy visited Mrs Mart Fulmer. Archie Rising and three sons from Wilmerding stayed with relatives. Mrs Carl Fleming aided her aunt Maria Smith of South Bend who is seriously ill. Mrs Aiey visited relatives in Indiana. Mrs J H Devlin called on Mrs McCurdy. Jack Graft of Gastown stayed with grandparents J J Sell. Alta McCurdy Delbert Alerg joined relatives at W A Ross home in Brush Valley. Chas Jackson and Paul Black of Apollo visited McCurdy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currys Run
J. F. Russell
Louise
Idaho
J. J. Sell
Roy Fulmer
George Fulmer
Lamar McCreight
Caradon
Jack Graft
Gastown
Mra
M. M. Akey
Alta McCurdy
Delbert Alerg
W. A. Ross
Brush Valley
Village Social Notes from Blacklick and Nearby
Blacklick residents share visits with Vandergrift and Avanmore relatives. Community events include a quilting bee at Josephine and a Murraysville church youths production The Play Girl at the Methodist annex. Proceeds from the Civic Club annual supper support street lights at the Presbyterian Church.
Local Social Roundup From Dixonville and Nearby Areas
Dixonville residents host dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Clark Sterner and Ruth and Richard Sterner from Revice and Mrs Harry Sterner. Visitors from Curwensville Indiana Clymer Pine Flats Arcadia Uniontown stop by. Leonard Donahue visits Indiana for business. Arthur Henry and Orren Napp travel to Uniontown.
Crooked Creek Church Services This Sunday Afternoon
Sunday school begins at 2 00 pm followed by church services at 3 00 pm at Crooked Creek church. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and Mrs Chas Brady visited Mrs M J Groft. Chas Brady's family visited Barr. several families from Vandergrift and Pittsburg spent time with local relatives. deposits up to $5000 are insured by the government in federal savings and loan associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Crooked Creek
Harry Miller
Chas
Brady
M. JP. Groft
Joseph Schwab
Tmadfoute
Watt Kinter
Marle Buggey
Indiana Hospital
Jay MecQuilkin
Indiana
Chas, Brady
Barr
Dark Miller
Vandergrift
Harry Brady
Dr. Mahan
Pittsburg
Local visitors and callers share Sunday visits across town
Charles Cochran and son from Punxautawney spent Sunday with his ailing mother Mrs. Marla Cochran. Pittsburgh's Mr and Mrs John Baun called on friends here. Numerous residents including Harry White from Juneau and Mrs Clare Snyder from Indiana visited local relatives and shopped or called on friends Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Charles Cochran and Son
Punxautawney
Marla Cochran
John Baun
Pittsburgh
Harry White
Juneau
Clare Snyder
Indiana
Siater
Milas Elizabeth Sheesley
Levi Cochran
Samuel Scava
Frank Potts
Paul Work
McIntyre
John
Ross
Ralph Kuntz
Punxeutawney
Pine iatg w U o U program and local events
Uniontown reports a Friday program at the Place by the Pine iatg w. U. o. U. attendance. funeral for Wallie Stump Thursday. Loyal Temperance Legion first meeting Sunday at the church. Miss Martha Haskins returns to Mundys Corners. various locals visit and socialize. missionary events planned at Evangelical church on April 3 and 10 with Rev. C. E. Miller and a playlet Friends of Jesus. several townsfolk mentioned visiting, hosting, or attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Wallie Stump
Loyal Temperance Legion
Martha Haskins
Mundys Corners
Rhuel Stifler
Hazelett
Young Peoples Missionary Circle
Evangelical Church
C. E. Miller
Friends of Jesus
Meredith Beringer
Odessa Coble
Ella Mae Young
Cockport
Agness Harkins
Indiana
Robert King
Barnesboro
Chase King
Geo. McManuel
C. E. Miner
B. N. Beringer
Womans Missionary Society
Wm. McQueeney
Local social notes from Strongstown area and nearby towns
STRONGSTOWN WwW. T Bennett and Wm Davia were recent callers in Johnstown. Mrs Harry Dearmy spent several days at home in Belano. Mrs Elizabeth Troxell visited her sister in Heilwood. Mrs Wm MecCrady visiting relatives in Glen Campbell. Mabel Cramer of Nolo visited Lawrence Rankin home. Allen Dias of Dilltown was a caller in town. Mary and Ethel Detwiler attended the Delhi Inn dance. Mrs Wm Davia and Miss Glady Troxel shopped in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Albert Hughes and family attended a Nanty Glo show. Rev and Mrs Large and Mrs Kep hart of Belsano spent Friday in the Edna Dearmy home. Sunday guests at the Wm Bennett home included Mr and Mrs John Ranke of Rochester N Y, Mr and Mrs W G Orner, Mrs Mabel Duncan, Mr and Mrs Clarence Rankin and daughter Mabel Mae, and Mr and Mrs Wm Davis and son Wm Jr. all of this place. Miss Blanche Bennett employed in Brush Valley. Miss Matilda Davis of near Wintondale spent Sunday in the Albert Hughes home. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers six dollars and sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
T. Bennett
Wm. Davia
Johnstown
Harry Dearmy
Belaano
Elizabeth Troxell
A. E. Detwiler
Heilwood
Wm. MecCrady
Grelativres
Glen Campbell
Mabel Cramer
Nolo
Lawrence Rankin
Allen Dias
Dilltown
Mary
Ethel Detwiler
Delhi Inn
Davia
Glady Troxel
Indiana
Albert Hughes
Nanty
Glo
Large
Kephart
Belsano
Edna Dearmy
Wm. Bennett
John Ranke
Rochester
W. G. Orner
Mabel Duncan
Clarence Rankin
Mabel Mae
Wm. Davis
Wm., Jr
Blanche Bennett
Brush Valley
Matilda Davis
Wintondale
Sabbath School and Church Services Through Clarksburg
Local church schedule lists Sunday Sunday school at 1 15 PM and church service at 2 30 PM with Rev Good preaching. The column also records numerous Sabbath visitors from Warren Indiana New Alexandria Slickville Blairsville Braddock Elders Ridge Rimersburg and Jacksonville plus shoppers in Pittsburgh and Indi anola. Chocolate stain removal tip suggests borax treatment and boiling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Good Will
Hugh Speedy
Warren,c
J. A. Compton
Ladies Missionary Society
Harry Coleman
Jeasie Mae Cribbs
Lenore Parks
Indiana
Capent
Harold Borland
A. R. Jewell
Paul Lowman
Pittsburgh
Louise
Clair Ferguson
Clark Bush
Aultman
Dean Clanson
Jean
Frank Nelmes
Misa Blair McKee
Kent
J. E. Fryer
Elders Ridge
Sarah McGahey
Blairaville
Wilbur Coleman
C. €. Walker
R. D. McCall
Rimersburg
Clifford Cunningham
Harold
Carrie Elrick
J. A. Cribbs
Indianola
Frank Clark
Lloyd Clawson
Blairsville
J. L. Jewell
Jean Hughey
Jacksonville
Raymond Jewell
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Uniform International
Tinton
Review
Weesons
Sphinx
Westley McNutt
L. D. McNutt
C. J. Grater
Edna Lehman
Avanmore
Fred Gould
Serulah Campbell
Elmer Campbell
W. E. Lyone
M. O. Smith
Roy Wetzel
Josephine
Albert Nicholson
Murraysville Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Bushnell
Joe Artley
J.C. Nippes
J. A. Shrum
C. C. Smith
Eastern Star
Norman Davie
Dixonville
Civic Club
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Underwood
Seward
Wm. Nicholson
Hart Nicholson
Clark Sterner
Ruth
Richard
Revice
Harry Sterner
Peter Maloney
Wm. Hipps
Curwensville
O. O. Napp
Arthur Henry
Clymer
James Waddell
Levison
I. G. Miller's
Eugene Tate
Pine Flats
Prushnok
Arcadia
Mary Urda
John Urda
Charles Liptak, Jr
Leonard Donahue
Orren Napp
Uniontown
Wm. Homan
Marchand
Jacob Modern
Floyd Reed
R. M. Dodson
Blair Oberlin
Jack Smith
Maria Cochran
Howard Jeffries
Punxsutawney
Robert Dunmire
Belle Cochran
Edward Stanley
George Pollock
Stephen Hudzick
Valier
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
R. D
Edwards Motor Co
Chevr
Penna
Indiana County
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Oak
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Poultry Tribune
McGall
Roby
Popular Science Monthly
Etude Music Mapazin
America Pictori O Sport
Parent's Magazine
Breeder's Gazette
Bnet
McColl
Fifer
Orafb Town
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