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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1928

Page

11

Hendersons attend Harry Henderson funeral in Kit tanning

Washington Township residents recount events from a funeral and social visits. James Henderson and sister Misa Nannie Henderson attend Harry Henderson's funeral at Kit tanning on Wednesday. Several neighbors and relatives including Joe Marshall and the Fricks visit homes and hospitals, with updates on health and new baby news.

James Henderson Misa Nannie Henderson Harry Henderson Kittanning Kenneth Marshall Stork Joe Marshall Atwood James Mulberger Indiana Hospital Jennie Roof Elderton Francis Fairman Hawthorn John J. Henderson Mr. Dubbstadt Sara Orr Morrow Anderson I. N. Frick Josiah Fisher William McCausland Salem Frick Myron Re Luther Peterman Irene Walter Harman Milo Roof Robert Roof Near Elderton Edward Boyer J. B. Park Frank Lohr

Local Notes From Lewisville and Area

While marketing in Jacksonville on Tuesday of last week, William Reeger lost a billfold containing $20. J. G. Berkey butchered a large hog on Friday. William Urey worked for Leonard Dixon on Saturday. J. L. Diven and W. C. Diven were Blairsville shoppers on Thursday. Miss Stewart of Indiana, teacher of the Kennedy school No. 3, is boarding in the O. W. Shields home.

Jacksonville William Reeger J. G. Berkey William Urey Leonard Dixon J. L. Diven W. C. Diven Blairsville Miss Stewart Indiana Kennedy School O. W. Shields

Thanksgiving Turkey Tale Warns of Excess and Exercise

A playful verse by Fairface Downey in the Philadelphia Record depicts a gobbler advising a turkey on aging and health. The bird jokes about diet and exercise while pondering white versus dark meat, ending with a light moral on vitality.

Fairface Downey Philadelphia

Good Fellowship in Thanks of Pilgrims Observed

A 17th century Thanksgiving reflects on the Pilgrim heritage and the balance between secular abundance and devotion. Governor Bradford celebrated with feasting and hunting trophies while Edward Winslow recounts three days of hospitality as Massasoit and about ninety Native guests joined the feast.

Pilgrim Fathers Bradford Edward Winslow England Massasoit

Deuteronomy Blessings on Prosperity and Obedience

A biblical passage from Deuteronomy 28 verses 11 to 13 promises abundant prosperity and blessing. It speaks of rain, crops, cattle, and land as gifts from the Lord for obedience, placing the people above others and never in debt if they follow God's commandments.

National Thanks for Confidence in Government

A patriotic sentiment affirms faith in man and the theory of government, praising institutions to uphold equality before the law and equal opportunity. The text extols belief in God, broad fair practice, and the nation’s prosperity, promising progress toward better things and future visions.

Early gratitude days in church history

The text traces Thanksgiving observances from the eighteenth century, noting two church services and family devotions as common practice. It marks a shift from a fast day to a recognized holy day with the Protestant Episcopal church in 1789, and Catholic recognition with a Mass of Thanksgiving in 1888.

Protestant Episcopal Church Washington

Local notes from Marion Center and Blairsville county

Community brief recounts visits births and illness among residents including Louise Miller Moore born November 20 in Indiana Hospital and Mrs Brithart recovering after surgery. Also mentions bazar fundraising, travel to California, and local visits to Dixonville hospital and Clymer relocation.

J. C. Glasser Blairsville C. K. Griffith G. L. Moore M. & Church Louise Miller Moore Indiana Hospital J. L. Brithart Dixonville Bank Homer City Uniontown Charlotte Adams C. D. Ross

Maple Grove social notes and local visits

Maple Grove residents and neighbors mix in a week of social calls and visits. Isaac Sleppy Jay Henry and John Guernsey appear among visitors to and from towns like Pikes Peak and Isena. Local families gather for auc tions and informal hospitality with relatives in nearby communities.

W. Hi Isaac Sleppy Jay Henry Pikes Peak John Guernsey

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