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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1937
Page
8
Mikhail and Harefoot discuss secrets and gossip as a woman reveals all once she hears. Dr Arthur Morgan of Antioch College frames tragedy in showing conviction, while Emerson urges speaking one’s latent belief to become universal.
Mr and Mrs Clair Frye and son near Advance visited Mrs Wilen Clark and relatives in South Bend. Haycock brothers from Altoona stayed in JN Blose home. Parmall tractor on display at Elder ton High School fair with exhibits from township schools. Hillbilly Boys Rural Valley and Plumville girls tap dancers entertained. Louise Russell won the guitar from T C Music Shop Indiana.
Local families from Mount Union and nearby towns visited relatives across the region. Names include J T Sheasley, Rosborough, Shaeffer, Altman, Boyer, Meyers, Gress, Cooper, Wright, Elgin, Kough, Haney, Schrecengost, Sheasley, Miller, Rough, Pryor, Freehling, Shaeffer, St Clair, and Siverling with multiple Sunday and Friday visits noted among Elderton Vandergrift Apollo Sarver and other locales. Rev Pryor will preach at Mt Union Church on Sunday morning November 14 at 10 30.
Conemaugh residents Frank Warner and wife with daughter visited his sister Mrs. Paul Dixon at Beach Bottom. D. C. Welk family of Livermore called on Raymond Marshall. Roberta Ewing returned to Freeport after weeks with her brother J. S. Ewing and plans California travel. J. S. Ewing hosted calls from Fred Grove Chapel, J. C. Spencer family, Betty Spencer, Carl Love, and Raymond Marshall’s family. W. K. Cramers hosted Frank Cramer of Indiana for weekend. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers: $5.50.
A lesson on the Christian minister calls to high regard for this sacred calling and wise focus on preaching and living out God’s Word. It outlines what to preach, how to preach, who should preach, and the minister’s soldierly, disciplined life.
A fragmentary quotation compares education to lifelong resources and virtuous habits. It notes education should endure life, help cope with illness and solitude, and dignify aging. A second quote praises a man who sees God at work in life’s good and ill.
A long list of visitors from Wilkinsburg Vandergrift Clearfield Pittsburgh and Dayton shared weekends with local families in Wilkinsburg Verno na and surrounding communities. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ulery Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers Mosmer Mr. and Mrs. Wm Weber and others visiting in the homes of the Condrons Edmunds Black and Crawfords with several local teenagers and college bound students also noted.
Next Sunday services include Sun day acheol at 10 15 and preaching at 11 15. Rev J A King was entertained at the R N Ewing home for luncheon last Sunday. Several locals and visitors from Butler New Kensington Smicksburg Latrobe Blairsville Irwin Toledo Wheeling and Indiana were noted visiting or staying with area families.
Dixonville resident Frank Sterner from Windber visits his brother H E Sterner. The Tates and children of Pine Flats visited O O Napp. Mr and Mrs Peter Maloney stayed with Culver friends. A A Rader of Purchase Line called on friends here. TR BE Cribba and kids from Indiana RD visited relatives. Charles Liptak Jr and daughter Mary Ann visited Arcadia friends. Gladig Crissman, employed in Indiana, visited mother and daughter.
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