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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
7
A long obituary list recalls John Coulter of West Lebanon and other local figures including Blaine Mikesell of Indiana and Jacob Sutter of Valier. The report details community service, church roles, and family survivors across multiple towns, with funeral plans announced for several individuals.
Funeral services were conducted in Elderton Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon, followed by interment in Elderton cemetery, for David Miles Rupp aged 19 of Elderton who died Wednesday in a short illness. The service honored his brief life and the town gathered to pay respects.
A series of funeral notices and obituaries from Indiana county list James McClure Cunningham of Seward and others including John H. Stewart of Vandergrift, Mrs. Morris Rupert of South Bend, Robert H. Shearer of Buffington, Simon Henry of Canoe township, Mrs. Sophia Fisher of Cherryhill, Mrs. James B. Kinter of Punxsutawney, and Mrs. Rufus Work of Cleveland with details on their death, ages, families, and burial locations. The items reflect community mourning and local cemetery interments.
Billy McKechney of Wilkinsburg the Boston Braves manager had his car stolen from in front of his home on Thursday. The vehicle with an empty gas tank was found Friday night along the William Penn highway east of Armagh.
A religious study of Philemon 4 20 highlights four themes appreciation consideration brotherhood and partnership. Paul uses Onesimus case to illustrate grace imputation and the new social bond in Christ between former slave and slave owner. The lesson emphasizes Christian courtesy, mutual respect, and shared mission within Gods household.
A terse exchange notes that in South Africa a single apearhead may purchase a wife. Mary counters with examples from the United States where a bonehead secured one. Maudine admires a cow in a field while Cantmill dismisses the animal as out of proportion and boasts he could draw a better cow.
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