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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1931

Page

7

Armistice Day Sermon Urges Global Peace Movement

Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl delivers a long Armistice week sermon at Zion Lutheran Indiana urging that true peace requires world justice and disarmament. He warns of rising militarism in Europe and Asia, urges faithfulness to Kellogg Briand pact, league of nations, and urgent education toward a new world order of fellowship and mutual dependence.

Zion Lutheran ‘Church of Indiana Arthur J. Pfohl United States Army and Navy Board Hoover Europe France Italy Mussolini Germany Russia China Japan Manchuria India England International Court of Justice League of Nations Wes South America Philippines World Court Charles Jefferson London Army Navy Detroit Catriok Ness Cynic Pst

Trespass Notices Promotion at The Progress Office

A promotion offers Trespass Notices at The Progress Office priced at 3 for 25 cents on cloth and 6 for 25 cents on waterproof paper. An additional 3 cents applies if notices are mailed.

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Local Social News From Zions Valley

Mrs Frank Matson spent an afternoon with Mrs Ralph Matson recently. Glenn Dehaven visits Clyde Walkers for a couple weeks. Joe Coulter of Girty was a business caller at Frank Matson’s. Adam Painter and Mr and Mrs Walker and Mrs Layton called on Mr and Mrs N B Anderson Sabbath a week ago. Mr and Mrs Jim Stahimire and young son and Ted McMillen of Allison spent a day at Knox Long’s last week. Olinger and Will Matson of Vandergrift spent a day hunting in the valley. A H Painter is busy hunting winter coal from Girty mines. A party at Will Mossbaugher’s last Wednesday honored Mrs Mossbaugher’s birthday. Mrs Anderson and gon Lee were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Nelie Anderson near Spring Church on Sabbath. Misses Ina and Emma Matson visited Mr and Mrs Klingensmith of Leechburg. Anna and Ida Scott called in the valley on Monday. Mrs Matson spent an afternoon with grandmother Harmon at George Mossbaugher’s recently. Mary Anderson of Parkwood Nelson Anderson and Mrs Cora Sandies of Blairsville called on Mrs Jennie Anderson Monday evening.

Frank Matson Ralph Matson Glenn Dehaven Clyde Walkers Joe Coulter Girty Adam Painter Walker Layton N.B. Anderson Jim’ ‘Stahimire Little Son Ted McMillen Allison Knox Long Nelile Anderson Near Spring Church Ina Emma Matson Klingensmith Leechburg Anna Ida Scott Matson Grandmother Harmon George Mossbaugher Mary Anderson Parkwood Nelson Anderson Cora Sandies Blairsville Jennie Anderson

Community Notes From Shelocta And Nearby

Shelocta residents shared visits with Mrs Earl Sell and Annie Sharp on Thursday. Football fans attended Elderton game Wednesday. Anna Mae Anderson of South Bend stayed with Cordie Duiglass Saturday night. Mildred and Carolyn Richardson spent the weekend at their home. The Shelocta choir held an oyster supper at the Wloyd Bay home Thursday evening. Camp Fire Girls met at the Douglass home Friday night. Mr and Mrs Leason Ramner visited Mrs Alex Douglass of Deckers Point Sunday. Junior Missionary Society gathered at Carrie Sharp’s home Saturday afternoon.

Earl Sell Annie Sharp Elderton Anna Mae Anderson South Bend Cordie du Iglass Mildred Carolyn Richardson Shelocta Choir Wloyd Bay Camp Fire Douglass Leason Ramner Alex Douglass Deckers

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette combo offer

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette is a good newspaper combination advertised for R.E.D. readers at $6.00 a year. Orders should be sent to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.

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Death notices of Ebensburg and surrounding area residents

Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Cassie Barker and Mrs. Wesley Barkey of Homer City, both long time locals, plus Thomas Dalrymple and Mrs. Harry Thomas, detailing funeral plans, family survivors, and church affiliations. Also noted are deaths of George Elgin, a longtime Kittanning resident, with service details and survivors.

Charles Schloder Dies at Home in Homer City

Funeral services were held Friday at the late residence and interment followed in Oakland cemetery for Charles S Schloder who died November 10 at his mother Mrs Mary E Schloder Ditch of Homer City. He is survived by his mother a stepfather and brothers Harry Francis Genevieve James and a sister.

Cassie Barker Belingburg Cassie Bartey Ebensburg Owen D Margaret Jones Williams Martintown Grisemore Howard J. Baumgartel Edna B. Gardner J. Milton Connell Audubon R. J. Roberts Margaret, Mollie Sarah Williams Indiana Wesley Barkey Homer City Grant Township Elizabeth 8. Stewart John and Barbara Stewart The Baptist Church R. H. Ling Greenwood Cemetery Paul Nemitz Pitcairn Reuben Shaner Vandergrift John Cairns William Wheeler Pearl Barkey William Laney Adam Stewart Cherry Tree Thomas Dalrymple Burnside Glen Campbell R. K. Dairymple Jennie and Ruth Dairymple Pittsburgh Elinor William Dalrymple Harry Thomas Johnstown William Wilson Blacklick Furnace Sylvester Thomas Logan Burkhart John Dull Albuquerque New Mexico G. J. Macklin Toledo Charles Schloder Oakland Cemetery Scholder Mary E. Schloder Ditch Francis Genevieve Ernest James Benjamin Gray Seward M. E yArmagh Sewark

Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Daily Errands

Mrs Walter Rupert and children spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs F W Stepp. Miss Cornelia Christy of Vandergrift and Todd Christy a student of Apollo high school spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs J H Christy. Mrs Morris Rupert called on Mrs A M Jamison Sunday. Dennis Rearick shredded corn for Morris Rupert and J H Christy last week. Mr and Mrs J A Miller and one daughter Janet of North Apollo called on Mrs Miller's mother Mrs Anna Smith Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J T Jamison and children Mary Ellen and Clair spent Sunday with Mrs Jamison's sister Mrs Walter King of Muddy Row. Murray Meyer of Sugar Run called on Harry Jamison Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alex Scott made a business trip to Vandergrift Friday. Mrs Charles Long and children of near Mt Zion called on her mother Mrs J A Coulter Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J C Schercengost and children Earl Glenn and Maxim were Elderton shoppers Friday night.

Walter Rupert F. W. Stepp Cornelia Christy Vandercrift Todd Christy Apollo High School J. H.christy Morris Rupert A. M. Jamison Dennis Rearick J. H. Christy J. A. Miller Janet North Apollo Miller Anna Smith J. T. Jamison Mary Elen Clair Charles Long

Preaching Services and Local Social Notices

Prevent forest fires and church activities announced for next Sabbath at 11 o clock with Sunday school and a 7 pm meeting. Local visits include the Akeys Allers Mack and others from Apollo. Families host guests, and neighbors in Apollo are noted with social calls and church groups meeting at homes.

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Zions Valley George, L. Elgin George L. Elgin Kittanning George W. Elgin A. T. Elgin Armstrong County Allegheny College Kittanning Fire Brick Company Coats Penney’s Akey Jay Allers Henry Akey Mabel Mack Carson Jy McCurdy Dale Shaner Toy Lauffer Patton Grosvenor Community R. W. Wehrle & CO House of Quality Diamonds Phone Phila. St Indiana, Pa
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