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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1937
Page
8
Keene, a growing man with a cook and a country cottage, falls for Sally Boyd but loves his cook more. When Sally objects to Kate, the elegant cook, Keene hires Kate full time, revealing Sally was Kate all along in disguise.
Anna Wakefield resists her parents who choose Alexander Broadwood for her. She instead chooses Clinton Howard, a hard working lawyer with a good future. After deciding, Clinton wins both the court case and Anna’s hand, and her father gains a future judge as son in law.
A devotional study on Colossians 3 1 17 linking Armistice Day to peace with God through Christ. It urges mortifying sin and putting on Christ like virtues, uniting believers beyond race or creed, and living to please the Lord Jesus in all actions. The peace of Christ acts as umpire guiding holy living.
The spark that ignited the world conflagration was set off on June 28 1914 when Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated in Sarajevo Serbia Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum to Serbia, which responded evasively and led to war.
A reflection on the divine mind’s excellence and beauty, noting how far it surpasses human understanding yet how gratefully it illuminates daily life with its gentle radiance.
Quote on experience as a grindstone and luck to be brightened by it by W H Shaw and a Napoleon line about victory belonging to the most persevering.
Washington Township residents hosted and visited neighbors over the weekend with callers from Dayton Saltsburg Indiana Rural Valley and Plumville. A new baby arrived for Mr and Mrs Leroy Bush and a Hallowe en celebration at Willett Grange hall drew a good crowd despite rain.
Jake Venesky Barnsboro caller Monday and J B Johnson tax collector candidate called in town. George Sterpko Tonio Bell Indiana visitors Thursday. Mrs Albert Bowers visiting New Kensington. Dan Long and D E Martin with sister Martha visited Stafford. Joel Bradbury in Nanty Glo a few days. Thomas McKee Spangler transacted business Friday. Evan Williams Pittsburgh caller Thursday. Mary Puterakulish Barnesboro shopper Friday. H Lute Barnesboro caller Saturday. Emil Lay Yukon called on friends Saturday. Mildred Aldine Rennie Woodrow Woods Harry Sneddon guests at Melins Twin Rocks. Lee Miller Carrolltown caller Sunday. Paul Black Columbus Ohio spent Sunday with Mooney couple. Paul Joiner Barneshboro
Miss Mary Brenaungey of Indiana visited with her father and family. Members attended the Free Methodist District Conference in Butler. Former residents Margaret Rodkey and Fred Cramer called. Lysia Moskum and Ming Kathryn Keith announced marriage. Moskum grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Saxton. Visiting Wakefield family have moved to housekeeping with Herman Lichtenfels. Albert Ayres injured at work. foot hurt by rolling stone. William Lear, 27, of West Holivar, dies after brickyard injuries six months prior. Revival to begin at Free Methodist church with Rev. L D Mayble assisting Rev. McGrew. Progress and Pltuburgh Post-Gazette to R Y D readers, $5.50.
Sunday church events include Sabbath school at 1 15 and services at 2 30. Local families visit relatives and attend Farm Extension dinner at Indiana Methodist Church. News covers births, visits from Westminster College and Wilkinsburg residents, bake sale planned, and several families traveling or staying with relatives across nearby towns.
The four hundred attendees heard sermons by Rev John A Walker and Dr D T Scott at dawn and evening services. Carl Fleming gave an welcome, with talks by Rev Frank Walker Rev R M Offutt Ira Johnston and Wm Wiggins. Singers included the Walker and Wiggins families and Barr sisters. A noon and evening picnic followed with bouquets to the two oldest members Lena Johnston and J Walker. Social time, birthday visits, and neighborly calls completed a landmark church celebration.
During the 1936 Massachusetts deer season Warden Chateau confronted a hunter wearing a coonskin cap with tail dangling. He warned the man to change attire noting he could even wear antlers to ensure a shot. The state’s total deer kill neared 2000. The New York conservation department imported 15 500 Missouri cottontails at 75 cents each and 12 500 Maine varying hares at 1 10 each to offset rabbits shot last year. If gun is handed across a fence or stream, open the action first.
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