Treasure for Two and the Gold Hidden Trail
A rough dialogue scene follows two men planning to find buried treasure in a hot August setting. They map a route through Devil Man's Hollow to a pine cross, discuss who gets Milly, and plan to recruit Mooney for supplies while plotting future theft. The piece intercuts with a village social update and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Mooney
Bill
Anand
Will
Rin
Milly
Jim Riley
Billy Thomas
Local Social Notes and Humorous Exchange Items
Mrs Gertrude Barnes and daughter Helen visited Clarion state Teachers College student Martha. Local residents and relatives jetted to Indiana Dubois and Pittsburgh areas for visits. A casual gag about a buttonless shirt contrasts with a rope-buying quip. Three women arrested in Mexico beggar roundup have ages totalling 41 years, youngest 12 and oldest 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Barnes
Helen
Clarion
Martha
State Teachers College
Place
Mexico
D. F
AT&T annual report pledges best service at low cost to stockholders
Walter Gifford cites AT&T and Associated Companies aim to provide dependable, accurate telephone service at low cost while maintaining fair treatment of employees. In 1933 service was strong, research funded, earnings modest at 3.7 percent, and dividends continued. Policy favors steady regular dividends and reinvestment rather than speculative profits, benefiting 681,000 stockholders including 381,000 women and 115,000 Bell System employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 3. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
A. T. and T
United States
A, T, and T. Company
Bell System
When Children Sang to Jesus in Holy Week Reflections
Lesson text from Matthew 21 51 46 reflects a dark portrayal of Jerusalem entry to Jesus as king and the subsequent rejection. It discusses the preparation for the ass fulfillment of Zechariah prophecy the obedience of the disciples the kingly entrance the cleansing of the temple and parables of the barren fig tree the two sons and the householder illustrating Israel’s spiritual leadership and the prophets and Jesus as the son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Moat
Pergongs
Jesus
Zechariah
Christ
Jerusalem
Temple
John
Israel
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Local Social and Community Happenings in Maple Grove
Maple Grove residents Merl Victor and Walao Brown with Dolly Jacobs visited the Conrad Sloppy home. George Greane of Belsano joined Mrs. Rezza McCullough. Mary Coy returned home after Seward visit. Mrs. Marie Jacobs and Dolly and Waldo Brown toured Pittsburgh. Isaac Sleppy visited W. H. Sleppy near Penn Run. Mrs. Rezza McCullough visitedPenn Run. Prayer meeting in Hellwood with Jennie Coy Forrest Mary Elmer Detwiler. Clair Cramer made a trip to New Bethlehem. Revival planned at Spruce Grove Wesleyan on May 6. Indiana visitors included Clair Cramer and son Winner, Marie Jacobs and son Buddy, Isaac Sleppy and Waldo Brown. Edgar Holby of Strongstown called on D. E. Detwiler. Jesse Ober and Buddy Jacobs were Strongstown callers. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and son visited Prof. and Mrs. Grumbling in Heilwood. J. Walter Bennett installed a light plant in store and house. Ernest and Harry Dearmy visited Nanty Glo. Mrs. Olie Stevens and Alma Garrett visited Wilbur in Indiana Hospital. Mrs. Win McCrady improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Alverda called in town. Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett and Blanche visited Indiana. John Bennett, A. L. Bennett and Lewis Holtzman went to Johnstown. Birthday party for Gladys Troxel at her home. H. B. Orner and son Billy visited W. G. Orner. W. G. Troxell bought a new automobile. Minnie Garrett of Indiana spent Sunday here. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to RH, DP readers, $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Irwin
Chester Irwin
Indiana
J. E. Wooster
Effie Sterret
Dubois
Harlin Bee
Clyde Bee
Bob
Jack
Clair Sebring
Ware Patrick
Alliance, C
Rose Hawes
Huntingdon
Wesley
Wilbur Hall
Blanche Wilson
Pittsburgh
Blair Wissinger
John Myers
Johnston
R. H. Dunlap
Jerome
Walter Kopp
Dixonville
Delane Center
Clearfield
Ciller
Rosalie Stutzman
Johnstown
A. J. Helman
Albtorna
Jay Stiffler
Blair McPherson
James Anderson
State College
Jack Pulley
Be, Johnson
Punxsutawney
Earl Sebring
Akron
J. H. McFarland
Harry Ratchford
Buffalo
N.Y
Merl
Victor
Walao Brown
Buddy
Dolly Jacobs
Conrad Sloppy
George Greane
Belsano
Rezza McCullough
Marie Jacobs
Dolly
Waldo Brown
Isaac Sleppy
W. H. Sleppy
Penn Run
Jennie Coy
Forrest
Mary
Elmer Detwiler
Hellwood
Clair Cramer
New Bethlehem
Spruce Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Edgar Holby
Strongstown
D. E. Detwiler
Jesse Ober
Buddy Jacobs
Wm. Davis
Wmn., Jr
Grumbling
Heilwood
J. Walter Bennett
Ernest
Harry Dearmy
Nanty Glo
Olie Stevens
Alma Garrett
Ernest Johnson
Alverda
John Bennett
Blanche
A. L. Bennett
Lewis Holtzman
Gladys ‘Troxel
Hare
H. BE. Orner
Billy
Value of Silence in a Religious Retreat
The devotional value of silence is recognized in a retreat described as a period of quiet spent with God, broken only by vocal meditation and prayer. It prepares for and arises from the silence, emphasizing contemplation and spiritual focus.
Serving God in Sunshine Brightens Dark Times
A brief devotional line urges serving God in sunny moments to prepare for inevitable darkness. The quote emphasizes faith through changing light, urging steadfast service as believers await darker times. The passage frames devotion as a constant, seasonless duty rather than a momentary act.
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Jericho
the Legion Auxiliary
Stella Leigh
Minnie ‘Brett
Vonne Bowers
Isabelle Donahue
Annie Altimus
Henen Price
Kate Jones
Clara Nixon
Annia
Lettie Altimus
Ada
Leona Robinson
Mina Wakefield
Cora Artford
Minnie Penrose
Helen Price
Emma Jones
Fannie
Dorothy Lichtenfels
Lottie
Orenna Brendlinger
Julia Warbeck
Cassa
Grandma Marshes
Marion
Irvie Marsh
J. W. Adams
Merle Adams
Vandergrift
R. A. Lichtenfels
James McDowell
John McDowell
Eva McDowell
Della McDowell
Vongail Lichtenfels
W. R.lichtenfels
Germany
Bessie
Pearl
Pease
Eva
Mae McDowell
Bethel Church
Blanche ‘McKelvey
Mra
R. BE
Cribbs
Betty Jean
Lois
R. D
Q.O. Napp
Charles Liptak, Sr
John Spinner
Pillsburgh
Charles Liptak, Jr
J. G. “Miller
Wm. Watson
John Purcell
Joseph ‘Liptak
R.I
Mary Napp
Jack [Wheeler
Eugene Tate
Ipine Flats
Watson
Quay Cassiday
Barr Slope
Plumville
Mitchell Cochran
J. N. Cochran
George H. Fisher
Kidiana
Mollie, Fisher
Paul W. Donds
Butler
Pawl Ansley
Mary Jean
Zimmerman
Eugene Pifer
Max Hamill
Paris
Bjorn
Nils
Walter
Rev
B. Zim Zwatir
Fretaber Fe Peally
Moody ‘Eibie
Weatern Rowssapor ‘Union
Jesus the Saviour
Enum
Maple Grove
Mary Coy
Seward
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Poat Gazette
Key
Ophelia
Tw. L. Mook
Persiana
Albert
Barber Barbiar
Talisman Hadley la France Etaire de France
Crusader
Killarne Grusz En Teplitz
Calif
Privet
Vigoro
Indiana Floral Co
Philadelphia Street
Homer City Road
Equitable
Equitable Financial Service
W. Guthrie Savings & Trust Building
The
Equitable Life
R.W. Wehrle
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Progress
Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
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