21 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
1
A quarrel erupts as Smit questions an alliance with Hawkins-Pitt against Bjones. Clashing lines reveal grudges, mocked feasts, and a petition promising raw carrots for rare steaks. A blind man, a Lady Fingers exchange quips, and a guard notes a prisoner demanding to practice his own trade as an aviator.
Read in a historical paper, a late lament from an unnamed woman notes thanks for life health sight hearing freedom from pain home children and affection. She praises clothing provision giving spirit Golden Rule and hunger for righteousness through Jesus Christ Exchange.
In Robinson Crusoe, the narrator reflects on gratitude for what is given. He recalls how thankfulness at a table spread by Providence shifts focus from want to abundance, offering secret comforts to contented minds and warning discontented readers to value what they possess.
Thanksgiving reflections urge gratitude for living in a moment of vast potential. The piece likens postwar Ife to a Renaissance, with knowledge available on demand and service opportunities expanding. It frames reconstruction as a chance to emerge into another golden age, urging readers to be thankful and bold.
A lyrical fragment paints autumn as a living scene with vivid color and movement. The speaker describes trees displaying crimson and gold, clouds lit with warm dyes, and a gentle wind that caresses leaves as autumn settles like an elderly figure beside the woods.
A fragmented religious passage extols national blessings and gratitude toward the Almighty. It claims America uniquely enjoys prosperity and mercy, urging reverence and recognition of divine favor amid global poverty and strife. The tone resembles a patriotic sermon.
Mrs. Clark Marshall improves while relatives from Dubois Elderton Pittsburgh Sewickley Wilpen Bolivar and Youngstown visit. Families attend a funeral in Richmond and a high school student resides away. One sermon is announced at Beracha United Presbyterian Church Sunday at 3 PM.
The senior Sunday School class was entertained at their teacher's home with members including Esther Wright Emma Garman Evelyn Berringer Ruth King Mae King and others. Visitors from Latrobe and Niagara Falls called. Rex Langham moved his family from Spangler. Ann Strange Barnesboro visited. Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith spent the weekend with daughter Mrs Telford Barr in Commodore.
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings among residents of Punxsutawney, Kellysburg, Marion Center, Indiana, Rural Valley, and Daytona. Families such as the Wadding, Weaver, Jamison, Neigh, Bell, Calhoun, and Beyer circulate with friends and relatives, hosting, visiting, and shopping. A humorous birthday quip ends the column.
A roundup of visits and social events from Blairsville and nearby towns, including Mrs. Bernard Brown in Cleveland and Mrs. J R Geary accompanying her, church activities, bridge and Fancy Work Club gatherings, and travel to Indiana Pittsburgh Punxsutawney and Homer City. Also notes on jury service and a foggy road joke.
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