McIntyre Family Weekend Visits and Local Notables
McIntyre and Mrs Everett Rites of Conemaugh spent the weekend with Mrs Netta Neal. J K Learn and Rosa McCreary visited near Plumville. W W Stifler were Indiana callers Saturday. W L Henry attended Samuel Robertson's funeral in Indiana last Tuesday. Mise Rodkins of Irwin spent ten days with Mrs W I Henry. J R Learn's guests for Mother's Day included George Learn and family of Vandergrift H E Walter and family of Saltsburg and Hi J Stiffler and family of Clune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Vandergrift
H. E. Walter
Saltsburg
Hi. J. Stiffler
Clune
When People Are Baptized In Biblical Teachings
Lesson outlines Matthew 28 19 20 and Acts 9 26 29 bolding the Great Commission and the practice of baptism. It covers Jesus baptism, John the Baptist hesitancy, heavenly acknowledgment, and the command to teach make disciples and baptize in the name of the Father Son and Holy Ghost. The study surveys early church baptism in Acts 2 38 41 8 26 39 and 9 18 19, highlighting immersion as public confession and the symbol of union with Christ in his death and resurrection.
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John
Galilee
Jordan
Jesus
Christ
Heaven
Philip
Jesus Christ
Samaria
Paul
Ananias
Cornelius
Peter
Adversity and Friendship Reflections by Warwick and Brooks
A reflective juxtaposition on friendship and adversity. Warwick notes that friends stay only while life is easy, leaving him exposed in need. Thomas Brooks asserts adversity is essential to recognizing unhappiness and to knowing the true miserable state of those who never face hardship.
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Warwick
Thomas Brooks
Natural forces aid business recovery in confident forecast
The speaker argues that natural economic processes are restoring conditions and that public resolve to drive prosperity, not government, will lift the economy. He notes growing public understanding, cautious business optimism, and calls for replacing fear with confidence to hasten recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Advertising Drive Highlights Honest Banking in Public Life
The American Bankers Association Advertising Department reports rapid uptake of its informative banking newspaper ads. It notes the central message is that honest and skilled private initiative sustains banking usefulness, not laws. The service now reaches 924 banks, up from 623, a 49 percent rise in seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Bank Robbery Toll and Enforcement Report
James H. Baum of the American Bankers Association Protective Department reports six months ending February 28, 1935 saw 169 daylight bank robberies and 40 night burglars. Member and nonmember banks faced different attack rates, totaling 943,551 in losses against 1,257,000 the prior year. The period yielded 62 casualties including 2 bank employees killed and 6 officers killed, with 141 criminals apprehended by association agents including 79 arrests forgers bandits and burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Baum
American Bankers Association Protective Department
Association & Agents
Community Guests and Visits From Indiana to Punxsutawney
The page lists numerous social visits in a small town connected by family ties. Arthur and Roger Hazelett stay with Paul Parke. quilt party attendees join Lutheran church events in Smicksburg. Indiana visitors travel to Plumville and Brockway. Delmer Whitsell and D. C. Wells host relatives from Indiana and Dora. Mother's Day gatherings include multiple families. Death notice: Merle S. Marshall’s uncle John Hawk. Various callers from Punxsutawney and Dayton frequent local homes through the week.
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Rossmoyne Arthur
Roger Hazelett
Paul Parke
Ollie Brewer
King’s Daughters
Lutheran Church
Smicksburg
Clarence Daugherty
Indiana
Robert Orr
Song
Plumville
Orr
Charlee Elkin
Maude Diltz
Georgeville
Maude Wells
Elizabeth Elkin
Paul Elkin
Naomi
R. Boyd Elkin
Fife
Dora
Merle
John Hawk
Boyd H. Brewer
Punxeytawney
Delmer Whitsell
OD. C. Wellson
Sam Fryant
Punxsutawney
D. G. Frantz
Joseph Dersnyak
Steve
Lester
Margaret Lockhart
Plumville Presbyterian Church
Mary Simpson
Merle S. Marshall
Cr. Thompson Marshall
Elder Stoops
Dayton
Edgar Wells
Brockway
Merle S. Marshal
Rochester Mills Community Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs William Zener visited friends on Wednesday. Grange of Clymer held a play Thursday. Homer Pifer returned from Pittsburgh after serving on the Federal grand jury. Numerous local families visited relatives and hosted guests from Blairsville Punxsutawney Indiana and Pittsburgh over the weekend and Sunday.
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Rochester Mills
Wm. Zener
Marchand
The
Grange
Clymer
Homer Pifer
Pittsburgh
Federal Grand Jury
Carl Pifer
DuBois
Wm. Pifer
R. G
W. H. Lowry
Geo. H. Jeffries
Arthur Spon
Leroy Spon
McIntyre
John Smith
Rossiter
Maria Cochran
Charles Cochran
Punxeytawney
Marla Cochran
James Cannon
W. B. Little
Clarince Little
Dixonville
Robert Hess
Indiana
George Jeffries
R. H. Knox
I. M. Lewis
Frank Hughes
W. C. Brown
Blair
Oberlin
Carl Piter
du Bois
Misael Stella
Betty Gibson
John Moore
William ‘Gibson
Charles Moody
J. H. ‘Miller
Leone
Ivan Miller
Mise Evelyn Oberlin
Friend
H. W. Oberlin
J. L. Warner
Homer Tyger
Mary Hurd
Nathan Work
Ernest
James Pardee
Dolly
Dias
Relatvves
R. M. Dodgen
Richard
John Henry
Canot Ridge
Watt Elder
Waterman
Local residents share news and visits across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Saxton spent days in Indiana with their daughter. Mrs. C. Ti. Schrum and Lorraine traveled to Washington DC to visit Mr. Schrum on railroad work. Ruth Brendlinger visited Mrs. Elva Jones in Avonmore. George Liebold's family visited James Parky’s family in Smokeless, and Albert Pierce visited Blairsville. Harry Anderson at Fort Mead, MD, is furloughing with his parents. Others travelled to Chicago for business. revival services announced for May 18 to June 2. illness notes for Jacob f A. Bt. Clair and Mrs. Christ Allshoune. Funeral for John J. Anderson. various local visits and visitors.
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E. i
Pittman
Indiana Free Methodist
Church, Wi
Gamble
Jacob F A. Bt.Clair
Conemaugh
Christ Allshoune
Hie Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Jerry Ear
Town
Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Robinson
John J. Anderson
John Drable
Canton
Miay Emma Walbeck
Charles Walbeck
Garfield Cline
William Trout
Penn Hunl
Mr. Trout
Cline
Surgeon Chief Sees Cancer Arrestable At Any Stage
Dr Charles A Dukes president of the American College of Surgeons asserts cancer can be arrested at any stage, highlighting a bold medical stance and urging early detection and treatment strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dukes
The
American College of Surgeons
Cambridge researchers find iodine wrapped fruit slows spoilage
Researchers at Cambridge University report fruit wrapped in wrappers treated with iodine shows delayed spoilage, potentially extending shelf life. The study details the iodine treatment and its effects on decay rates across tested fruit varieties.
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Cambridge University
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Sunrise Inn
J. L. Culp
South Sixth ST
Bell Telephone
Aay
Amos Elar Lui
Northwestern Mutual
James A. Smith
Savings & Trust
Rny B. Fitz Wwathr
Moody Bible” Institute
Chicas
Baptism
Hecht
Bankers’ Association
National Bankers Association
Naval Committee
Philadelphia
OWA
Iowa
Missouri
West
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Oe Bank
Trust
William Anderson Land
Beaverdale
Olivet
Lysle Stewart
Tarentum
J. M. Long
J. W. George
Beatrice Simmons
Grimuel
Frank Shearer
Will Bruce
Moga County
Oo. T. Batley
8. C
Church ST
Ken
Calidrea
DR. Stahlman Sincere
Capitol Restaurant
DR. Stahlmans
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