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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
3
An old guide extols tea as simple affordable entertaining for all occasions. It outlines menus from formal receptions to cozy home gatherings, with adaptable spreads and a variety of sandwiches, sweets, and beverages.
Residents from Kinport Nantyglo Cush Cushions and nearby towns attended Greentownship High School’s commencement in Cookport on Monday evening. The report lists visitors and callers including the Rummels of Kinport, Coble and Beringer families, Harkins from Nantyglo, and several relatives visiting homes around Commodore Barneshore and Dunlo along with clean-up day at the cemetery and Memorial services forthcoming with Rev Hall as speaker.
Local residents from Crafton to Gastown attended Sabbath gatherings and Sunday visits in the T. C. Hood and Ewing homes. Couples including Nina McCullough and Genevieve shared time with friends, while Walter Ewing hosted Sabbath at his residence. Several others joined activities around the neighborhood, including Mrs. Herbert Lambert and the Banks family who spent Saturday night and Sunday afternoon visiting.
Dr John J Connolly of Indiana made a professional call at D I Shearers on Wednesday evening. Miss Oliver Coulter spent Thursday evening with her sister Mrs Hose Wean at Elders Ridge. Walter Ewing and son Raymond of Watsons Ridge called at the J F Ewing home on Sunday evening. Dr F S Marshall and friends of Indiana called at the J F Ewing home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C T Bailey of Wilkinsburg spent the weekend with Frank Lambing and Mr and Mrs John Hempseed and friends of New Kensington at the Lambing home. Mr and Mrs Alfred Bair daughter Talma and Mrs Harry Boden were in Indiana on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Alex Kunlde have taken up housekeeping near Wear Lebanon. Roscoe McConnell family were at Rural Valley on Sunday. Miss Charlotte Armstrong of Indiana spent the week with Mrs Mabel Ewing caring for little Rose during and after her tonsil operation. Mrs Rascos McConnell entertained the Young Ladies Bible class on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs John Woods of Punxsutawney visited the Eagle home on Sunday The Cherryhill township High school closed on Thursday with a niente dinner and roller skating at Sunset Grove near Plumville Rev and Mrs B De Prefontaine of Hellwood were in Indiana on Saturday Mr and Mrs John Eng and family attended church at Strongstown A large gathering attended the laureate sermon at Hellwood Sunday evening Miss Bila Stephens of Pittsburgh is spending time at her home near Penn Run Miss Vanora Hines of Kenwood was in Indiana on Saturday H O Peterson and Miss Thomas of Indiana called on friends Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Oryin Pattison of Penn Run were at the county seat Saturday John Barnett and Billy McFarline were Indiana callers on Saturday Mrs George Ray of near Penn Run who had been ill is able to be around again
The lesson outlines a future, distinct judgment of nations before Christ, not the final judgment. It describes the judge as the Son of Man, the time near Christ’s return, Jerusalem as the place, and nations gathered to be judged. It distinguishes sheep and goats by treatment of gospel messengers and believers, with outcomes of kingdom inheritance or eternal fire.
A fragmentary line speaks of trust and recovery with enigmatic phrasing about mids. the speaker exalts a guiding force and urges leaning for solace as distress subsides into quiet. The text presents a metaphorical call to reliance and restoration through a spiritual source.
A fragment reflects on love for fellow creatures as a constant prayer, noting it can spur instruction or ritual seasons and prescribed times in practice. The wording hints at ongoing debate over how such love is expressed through duties and seasonal observances.
Friday June 1 1934 detailed description of Pratt Coal Company coal lands in Banks Township Indiana County Pennsylvania with multiple tracts totaling thousands of acres and coal rights reserved or conveyed to various parties. Also includes other parcels in Conemaugh Blairsville and Green Township, with mine access rights and easements, and notices about sale procedures and payment terms. Also lists numerous adjacent property lines and surrounding owners including H G Bowers Clark McKee and Henry Bair with extensive metes and bounds. Sheriff Eugene Wilson to conduct adjourned sale June 8 1934 at 1 15 PM.
Notice is given that by May 1, 104 the undersigned will apply to the State Board of Law Examiners in Philadelphia to be examined in July 2004 for admission to the Bar of the Supreme Court and to the Bars of the Courts of Common Pleas and the Orphans' Court of Indiana County. Farry W Crum of Blairsville Pa is a GWU Law School student and is represented by Peder & Pelt, Esa., Sulann Penn. May 2, 1084.
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