18 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1936
Page
1
L E Miller attorney announces letters testamentary on the estate of David B Kerr late of South Mahoning Township deceased. Creditors to present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment per court notice.
Mrs. Lydick and son visited Vance Young at his home while Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Patterson traveled to Indiana on Saturday. Westover guests Rey, Young, and wives visited Mrs. Etta Houck on Friday. Ulmer Hadden’s home hosted Martin Dick and sister Mrs. Bowers on Sunday. Local residents welcomed visitors including G. M. Householder, Gilbert Barr and son, and Roy Schrecengost with several others from Indi ana. Mrs. Finley moved to Washington Pa to serve as assistant registrar at Washington and Jefferson college while Mr. Finley leaves Glassport J. R. high school for the post. Women held a quilting at Arch Nicewonger’s home.
The Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. M. M. Airey's home with a noon picnic lunch and a devotional program. Apple paring and later apple butter making followed at the Fulmer home with attendees including Mrs. Rupert and Mrs. Lingenfelter. A rehearsal for a Thanksgiving pageant was scheduled for Friday evening at the church.
Wesley Tyger of Taylorsville and Rarl Lydick of Cockport hunt near here on Wednesday. John Engle Alex Jusko and son visited Sickville on Friday. William Glaseford, patient at Gates hospital Indiana, much improved. Miss Blanch Barr and Walter Atkins, Indiana hospital patients, returned home much improved. Mr and Mrs Alvie Stahl shopped and called on Indiana friends Saturday. Dale Bennett and Paul Steffy were Johns chopping mill Saturday. John Engle and gon Wesley visited Sailsburg business callers on Thursday. Wilson Glassford Indiana caller on Thursday. Goober Mrs Fifer complains about wardrobe. Gunbusta She wore to the ball last night was a sample.
Lesson centers on Paul's arrest and appeal to Caesar from Acts 28, highlighting his role as a prisoner preacher in Rome. It covers his steadfast witness, the mix of belief and disbelief among Romans, and the theme of justification by faith through Christ, urging faithfulness over outcome.
A quotation from J. M. Gibson stating that living a truly Christian life proves Christianity’s divine origin more than lectures. It emphasizes developing Christian character over presenting evidences.
A meditation on the life force within individuals likened to a flower shedding fragrance. The author reflects on inner power as an ongoing, gentle influence released into the world.
East Wheatfield church services led by Rev. H E Smith. Quilting, fancy work, and aid society events anchor a sequence of social visits. families from Armagh, Johnstown, Pittsburgh, Greensburg, and Scottdale appear. Winter weather and a traffic accident near Armagh mark a busy week. a final notice advertises a guardian account in Indiana County and a court timetable for 1936.
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