Fifty Billion Dollars of Your Money Critique
Raymond Pitcairn argues Congress ignores reform while proposing vast spending. He notes over 7,000 appropriation bills in early sessions totaling more than 50 billion dollars, urging citizens to remind officials that taxes fall on workers and that restraint is needed to avoid draining labor.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Appropriations Committee
Plumville Families Visit Relatives Across Weekends
Miss Mary and Emmabel Hamill visited relatives in Pittsburgh over the weekend. Agnes Lipsie employed in Indiana visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lipsie, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douds of Pittsburgh visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Silvester Griffith and daughter Patty, Mrs. Blaine Millen and daughters Margie and Opal attended the circus at Kittanning Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Pierce, visiting relatives in Pittsburgh, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Patterson and daughter Patty of Ernest visited Mrs. Patterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Douds, on Sunday. Misses Mary and Esther Pifer of New Kensington visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pifer, over the weekend.
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Plumville
Mary
Emmabel Hamill
Pittsburgh
Agnes Lipsie
Indiana
James Lipsie
Charles Douds
Silvester Griffith
Patty
Blaine Millen
Margie
Opal
Kittanning
Minnie Pierce
Alex Patterson
Ernest
Marion Walker
L. V. Kinter
Charles Kinter
Lynn
Irene
Evelyn
Kintersburg
Paul Kinter
Cleveland
Carl Holt
Somerset
W. A. Holt
Guy Terpe
Holt
Hallie Holt
F. M. Pollock
N. E. Barr
Audrey Barr
Brackenridge
Roy Tenney
Home
North Manor Street
Clark L. Steele
Isabel Wetzel
F. R. Wetzel
East Main Street
Harvey Botsford
Botsford
David Ober
Local Social Notes From Blacklick Area Visiters
Miss Virginia Campbell of Chattsworth Georgia visits her brother George Campbell. Mrs Helen Hayes and daughter shopped in Indiana. Elizabeth and Emily Stoneback returned from West Virginia trip. Mrs Forest Mangus and children with Alice Mock, from Cleveland, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vernon Mock. Sarah Porter shopped in Indiana. Dean Kunkle and Ed Moorhead with families called on C O Smith and family. Norman Davis of Dixonville called on J A Shrom. Fannie O Neil visited sister Mrs James Rudodck in Homer City. Mrs C J Grater was Blairsville caller Monday.
Rainbow party funds church repairs at Curry Run
Communion services set for Sabbath at 11. Friday eve preparatory service. Families and friends visited, including Niberts Sells Shaner McCurdys Franklins. A rainbow party is planned Thursday May 14 to raise funds for church repairs. Roy Fulmer delivered an 850 pound hog to Pittsburgh. Leader’s Anniversary Sale offers paints and supplies from 10 cents to 1.98 per gallon with coupons.
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Our Church
Tretty Sell
Indiana
Max Nibert
Peggy Ann
I. J. Sell
Dale Shaner
Robert
Clifford
Lawrence McCurdy
Charlotte Ann
Gilbert
Thomas Franklin
McCurdy
Protect Your Property With Progress Trespass Notices
Printed on paper and muslin these notices comply with current trespass hunting and theft laws. Prices: paper six for 25 cents muslin three for 25 cents. Add three cents for mail. Cash with order. Address The Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.
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Indiana Progress
Indiana
A Man Who Wouldn't Quarrel and Isaac's Peace
Lesson notes explore Genesis 26 12 25 focusing on meekness as strength. Isaac prospers yet faces envy in Philistine territory while choosing to yield his rights. True peace comes with faith in God, guiding home life and church harmony toward a lasting global peace through Christ.
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God
Isaac
Jesus Christ
Canaan
Prince of Peace
Not Doing Nothing At All Is The Worst Kind Of Wrong
A compact reflection on duty and responsibility noting that silence or inaction can be more blameworthy than errors in efforts. It argues that merely failing to act when action is required is inexcusable, urging proactive conduct over complacent methods.
Notable Visits and Local Social Notes in Marion Center
Marion Center residents share visits and family travel details. Miss Audrey Barr and Miss Isabel Wetzel are highlighted for education and a fifteenth birthday party. Local families including Kinter, Holt, Barr, Elder, and Botsford are noted in casual social events and movements across Indiana and nearby towns.
Safety note on oil fires and humorous remark at wedding
The text warns against throwing water on oil or grease fires and suggests using sand or a rug to smother flames. It also presents a light exchange about marriage, with a quip where one party says the other is no spring chicken and the other suggests goose as a better name.
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Killan
Mrs. K
A Good Newspaper Offer for Local Residents
The Progress and Pittsburgh Peat Gazette offer subscriptions to R D residents of Indiana county at 5.50 per year with out of county rates at 6.00 per year. The notice appears to be an introductory postal or newspaper promotion for local residents.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Peat Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
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the House OF Quality Diamonds
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