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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1934
Page
3
Local paper records church event plans for June 12, social calls across Elderton and Mt. Union communities. It notes the death of Henry Ramer and extends sympathy. The column lists numerous visits, family gatherings, and travels among residents, including Jamison, Fleming, Keppel, Sell, and McCurdy families, with addresses and small-town affiliations.
Stork visits Doyle Joiner home bringing a son to Mr and Mrs Doyle Joiner. Miles Davis and children visit relatives in Cleveland Ohio. Nellie Burkhart of Jersey City visits her parents Tony and Mrs Burkhart. Mary Sutila from Indiana spends Monday with her parents. Wm Nelson and children and Miss Jones of Hellwood call on Wednesday. Mrs Joseph Vater confined with rheumatism. Louie Spino and Shank and Angelo Gunesa visit from Pittsburgh on Thursday. Andy Adams trips to Indiana Saturday. George Barney and Jenitaren, Miller Yark and daughter from McIntyre visit Mr and Mrs Mike Skonja. George Williams of Rossiter spends weekend with parents Mr and Mrs John J Williams. Robert Graham visits from Indiana Saturday.
Strongstown residents report piano tuning by John and Charles Willett from Johnstown on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Bennett Sr spent Tuesday at the Bennett home. Mrs. Thomas Stephens broke her arm at home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W G Troxell and Richard Troxell traveled to Johnstown Tuesday on business. Mrs. Mabel Duncan and Mrs. Clarence Rankin shopped in Indiana Friday. Attendees from here joined Pine Township High School commencement at Hellwood Thursday night. Mrs. Hattie Rager visited brother W G Troxell on Saturday. Miss Matilda Davis of Buffington township visited Mrs Melvyn McKnight Wednesday. Pine Township High School pupils held a picnic at Clifferdy Park on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cramer of Wintondale were town callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rankin left Sunday for Rochester New York where Rankin will work all summer.
ROSSMOYNE R H Diltz and family of Georgeville were guests at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs A W Diltz on Sunday afternoon Mrs Elizabeth Elkin had as her guests on Sunday her sons R Boyd Elkin and wife of Dora and Paul Elkin wife and daughter of Indiana Mr and Mrs David C Wells spent Friday at the home of W J Kerr and family of near Trade City Mrs Ethel Mauk and Betty and Mrs Zelda Warden of Wood who were guests of S W Hazelett and Mrs Annie Hazelett a couple of days returned home Friday Mr and Mrs Sam Fryant of Punxsutawney were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs D G Frantz on Thursday Rev J B Troutman of Smicksburg was a caller here on Thursday Harry Stiteler and son Dee of East Plumville called on his sister Mrs Elizabeth Elkin on Sunday L B Van Horn of Ambridge visited his father A I M Van Horn on Sunday
Richmond residents Mr and Mrs D H Keller and Ambrose Rowley shopped in Punxsutawney along with Mr and Mrs G H Johnson and two daughters and Mrs Harry Weaver. Neale Hill and Robert Aslt spent the week with Mr Bradford. Edward Griffith of Marion Center called on business. Rudd Work of Clarion County visited friends. George Dodson and Clayton Lewis visited St M Dodson. Roy Lowman of Cleveland visited C A Oberlin. Clay Leasure, called to Akron to resume work. Mrs W P Oberlin is seriously ill. Howard Jeffries was a business visitor at Indiana. Homer Plfey and Sadie Styer visited Wilbur Stiver at Clearfield hospital. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers.
A devotional outline on Jesus Paschal sequence in Gethsemane, detailing plots against him, Mary of Bethany’s anointing, Judas’s betrayal, and Jesus prayerful submission. Emphasizes the spiritual burden of the cup and Jesus’ deliberate sacrifice for redemption.
A fragmented excerpt discusses perseverance and moral actions, noting how people follow a stir toward virtue. It suggests fear of conscience drives social exclusion, asserting many harbor hidden deeds that could ruin their standing if known.
Sheriff sale lists Pratt Coal Company properties in Banks and Conemaugh Townships Indiana County Pa with four tracts totaling thousands of acres plus parcels in Blairsville and Coral. It includes coal rights reservations and transfers from 1917 1919 1920 deeds, with court summons Farmers & Miners Trust Co and others, adjourned sale date June 8 1934 and payment terms 10 percent down and balance by first Monday in June Court.
Notice states that by May 1 the undersigned applied to the State Board of Law Examiners in Philadelphia to be examined in July 19d4 in Pittsburgh Ca for admission to the Supreme Court Bar and to the Bars of Common Pleas Orphans Court of Indiana County. JTARRY W. CRUM Blairsville Pa student of G W U Law School in the office of Peder and Walt indi atua Pa May 9 10s 4tp.
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