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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
8
By virtue of write of Bi Ma Yend Hx and Ley Fa issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County there will be exposed for vendue at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania.
A broad listing details several parcels in Indiana County Pennsylvania taken by execution for debt in December 1934. It names R L Hess, A L Hess, Isaac R Smith, A L Shankle, Thomas M Beatty, and others as defendants with descriptions of the lots, boundaries, and reservations, including church land, coal rights, and railroad easements, along with references to related deeds and prior owners.
The notice outlines payment rules for a sheriff sale including the amount payable on bid, costs, and deadlines. It states that if the purchaser is the sole judgment creditor, costs must be advanced and remaining balance paid on or before the second Monday of December. It warns of resale risk for nonpayment, the sheriff’s remedies, and that no deed will be offered until full payment. Sheriff Eugene Wiebon announces the sale from the Indians Pa office on November 13 1944.
Residents and visitors from Barnesboro Stifflertown Pine Grove and nearby towns appear in a long chain of calls visits and shopping with households including the Gressley Beringer Rummel Coble McManus and Brady families. Many travelers and callers are noted during Friday to Monday periods with various relatives and friends mentioned.
The lesson outlines Paul’s greeting with Silas and Timothy, the Thessalonians’ faith grounded in gospel power, hope, and love, and their transformation into missionaries. It highlights election, reception of the gospel, changed lives, and their example to Macedonia, plus awaiting Christ’s return as core thrust.
Fragmentary quotation attributed to John Wesley discusses trust in divinity, moral clarity, and conscience. The incomplete lines reference diving into hardship and perceiving distasteful actions, with a brief nod to ethical living and God. The text remains unclear and self-contained.
A fragment quotes Doctor Jowett stating that divine comfort serves growth not ease, arguing that God’s comfort shapes people through struggle rather than just easing their lives. The text reflects a philosophical or religious meditation.
Earl Huff of Alverda, son of John Huff, died in Colver mines on Wednesday. His funeral was held Sunday at Glen Campbell Baptist Church with Rev. Reed Bennett officiating, burial at Rowley cemetery. Nearly all town residents attended. Meanwhile, local unemployment declines as workers join the Glen Campbell project. Several town residents were noted in daily activities and visitor stops, with no conversions reported at the revival closing. A lighthearted cartoon joke closes the column.
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