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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1935

Page

8

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Painter at Rochester Mills

Mrs William Painter was honored with a birthday surprise on Sunday November ninth marking her 75th birth anniversary. A dinner was served to her children grandchildren and numerous friends from Rochester Mills Marion Center Punxsutawney Home Hillsdale Indiana Smithport and other nearby towns with many gifts received.

Rochester Mills William Painter Glenn Wright Wilbert Edna Jerold Ethel Clyde Painter Ernest Blair Bilton Ronald Andry Mia John Painter Lawrence Painter Edward Riadel Viola Frank Leroy Langer Joe Hill Carlysle Gibson Max Stiver Guy Painter Alfred Mona Bell Selvis Tommy James Richard and Latta George Kellar Marion Center Dollie States Raymond Wright Home Frank Johns George Sharr Harold Donnie Babe Misa Hellen Shaffer Mary Lu Punxsutawney Don Stewart Hillsdale Raymond Shank Indiana Cessie Henry Smithport Painter

Parkwood News Roundup of Local Illnesses and Affairs

Parkwood reports John Blakley seriously ill and W J Craig back to work after heart trouble. W L Brown attends stock sale, Roy McAdoo ill with a severe cold. Carl Smith family aboard a car accident near Stewart Shirley home. Mrs. Smith and Rosetta hospitalized. five others unhurt with minor injuries. Two youths wed in Cumberland. Margaret Shirley and LeRoy Lafferty are newly married. groom serves at Carlisle Military Camp hospital corps. A China talk by a returned missionary at West Union church Friday night November 22. Ruth Campbell marked first birthday at the Paul Campbell home. Carl Craig injured foot near Clarksburg.

W. J. Craig Olivet W. L. Brown Roy McAdoo Carl Smith D. F Carlisle Military Camp Hospital Corps China West Union Church Paul Campbell Ruth Thomas Campbell Carl Craig Frank Craig Clarksburg

Local Social Notes Highlight Marion Center Visitations

Marion Center residents share news of relatives visiting in Philadelphia and Creekside, medical procedures, and local church activities. Stays include Neal Griffith and Clarence Stephens visiting Mrs. Evelyn Gross Nesbit, a tonsillectomy by Dr. Topking, and a surprise birthday for Mrs. Miriam MacManus. Evangelist Vera Brown preached at the M and church, while Salvation Army officers aided revival services with attendees from Punxsutawney and surrounding areas.

Marion Center W. GC. Griffith Neal Clarence Stephens Philadelphia Evelyn Gross Nesbit Helen Rolls Creekside W. E. Topking J. R. Stewart Clearfield B. F. Sterling Miriam MacManus Ladies Bible Class and Missionary Society The Presbyterian Church Vera Brown Los Angeles Myr Stewart East Mahoning Township Salvation Army Indiana Folka Punxsutawney Clymer Dixonville Anita Marchand and Deckers Point Wilson Bhe John Frye Bhe

Community Notes From Johnstown and Nearby

Verna Wagner of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A E B Wagner here. Mrs Wm Flelacher, visiting friends in Lewistown, returned home. Rmport Wilson made a business trip to Indiana Thursday. Ethel Lytle and Charlotte Cooper spent last weekend at Millcreek State Teachers College. Mrs Ivan McCormick called on in Johnstown Saturday. Ernest Johnson of Youngstown Ohio visited his parents Mr and Mrs L B Johnson and hunted small game before returning home. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hee and son Jack, Mrs H R Bee and Clair Sebring Jr, shopped in Johnstown Saturday. Mr and Mrs David Thomas and three children spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jones near Modes Mills. Mrs J N Beck shopped in Barnesboro Tuesday.

Verna Wagner Pittsburgh A. EB. Wagner Wm. Flelacher Lewistown Rmport Wilson Indiana Ethel Lytle Charlotte Cooper Millereville State Teachers College Ivan McCormick Johnstown Ernest Johnson Youngstown L. B. Johnson Clyde Hee Jack H. R. Bee Clair Sebring, Jr David Thomas Jones Modees Mills J. N. Beck Barnesboro

New Temple Building Led by Joshua and Zerubbabel

After return from exile, the community gathers to restore worship, erecting an altar and laying the foundation of the new temple. Perils from Samaritans delay work, but Zechariah and Haggai assure divine help. The temple is completed and dedicated, and dwelling in God's house is celebrated as spiritual refreshment.

Jerusalem Joshua Zerubbabel David Solomon Ezra Palestine Temple Satan Second Temple God

The Future Beyond Current Troubles

A reflective note urges looking beyond present woes and valuing long term outcomes. It counsels that today’s dark clouds will pass and emphasizes assessing matters with a long range perspective rather than immediate difficulties.

Guneral

Religion As Dark Lantern Pocketed Belief Quote

A line from Heary Ward Beecher cautions that some men want religion kept private and unused by others, treating faith as a dark lantern carried in a pocket for personal, not public, benefit.

Ward Beecher

Public Debt as Nation’s No 1 Public Enemy

Raymond Pitcairn argues in stark terms that the United States public debt is a prime enemy, outgrowing violent crime. He warns taxes steal earnings and essentials from workers, urging voters to elect fiscally disciplined leaders and support strong public service.

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Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Mack at Bethel church

Reported in East Wheatfield area as Mary Jane Mack's funeral was held Monday afternoon at Bethel United Presbyterian church. Notes include visits by Mrs Clarence Findley and family, Armagh and Seward events, and a Thanksgiving service planned for November 26 with buffet supper and Ladies Aid. Observations of visits to Pittsburgh by Mr and Mrs K Dean Lynn and Mrs Roscoe Tomb with KDKA broadcasts.

East Wheatfield Mary Jane Mack Bethel U. P Clarence Findley Jos.a. Shrom Blacklick Laura Erhard Glassport Armagh Cramer M. B. Ladies Aid Society Seward M. E. Church Harry Smith Seward Armagh Presbyterian Church Congregation Missionary and Ladies Aid Society Lester Mathews C. G. Mack Virginia Caldwell R. QO. Trexler Tenia Hutchison K. Dean Lynn Roscoe Tomb Clyde Pittsburgh City KDKA

Local Visits and Social Roundup in Clarksburg Area

Mrs C W Hart of Derry visited sister Mrs Carrie Elrick. Paul Lowman attended a Leechburg Vandergrift game with Kragon and Robert. Mrs M A Pulton visited Indiana. Mr and Mrs Clifford Cunningham of Salineburg visited Mrs Cunningham's mother Mrs Carries Bl rick. Hunters seen but game scarce. John Cribbs and Armour, Paul Lowman attended a church class supper. Leroy Lafferty at Carlisle Barracks visiting parents. Lenore Parks of Indiana State Teachers College spent Sunday with her family. Mrs McColl returned to Indiana after a brief stay. Raymond Culbertson and friend from Cleveland visited. Culbertson grew up here.

Clarksburg C. W. Hart Derry Carrie Elrick Paul Lowman Leechburg Leechburg High School Vandergrift High School Kragon Robert M. A. Pulton Indiana Mra Clifford Cunningham Salinburg Cunningham Carrie Blrick John Cribbs Armour Baltsburg Presbyterian Church Leroy Lafferty Carlisle Barracks J. M. Lafferty Lenore Parks State Teachers College Carolyn Marshall Clair McColl Raymond Culbertson Friend Cleveland, O Mr. Culbertson

Crooked Creek church services and local visits

Services at the Crooked Creek church next Sunday afternoon with Sunday school at 2:00 and church at 8:00. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and children from Vandergrift, James and Joseph Walters and daughter Elizabeth from Mercer, visited over the weekend. Other calls came from Mrs Charles Brady and Betty Lou Over at Barr, E L Kirks family in Indiana, Paul Brady and wife in Barr, Dr Mahan and son James from Pittsburgh, Mrs Walter Bartholomew in Indiana, Mrs Frank Kirk in Johnstown, and a Bay State man Alfred Johnson who found his lost wedding ring two years after his son noticed it on a horse walk.

Chambersville Crooked Creek Sund Day Charles Brady Betty Lou Bay State Alfred Johnson

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