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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1937
Page
6
Lesson for October 10 on Jude 1 4 17 25 contrasts born again life with dangers to the faith. It urges contending for the faith, observing times, keeping souls, and saving others, then trusting Christ to keep believers from stumbling and lead in worship.
A reflective meditation contrasts haste with patient work and divine stewardship. It cites God perfecting work through gradual steps and finding greatness in trifles, urging reverence for small tasks during quiet Sabbath days amid life’s turmoil.
Raymond Pitcairn quotes James Madison on the people as the fountain of power and notes how the National Convention of the American Legion reaffirmed basic rights. The resolution emphasized personal liberty religious freedom home and family and constitutional safeguards. It reflected nonpartisan citizen leadership across professions and classes.
March events include visits by M r and Mrs Maurice Smith and Mrs Edward Moot Leonard Stiver recovering from leg fracture after fall while stringing wires. Attorney Elder Peeler and son L Murray Peeler in town. Miss Mary Homan returns to Pittsburgh. J J Bolander of Urbana visits. Rev G P Garland attends Pittsburgh Conference meeting in Johnstown and Ministerial Association in Punxsutawney. Ray Hicks of New Kensington guests in town. Ladies Aid food sale held in Punxsutawney. Ray Moot visits relatives in Butler. Mr and Mrs Jacob Mottaarn visit Indiana. Death of Mrs J B Rea borough formerly of here, died in Valier.
Rossmoyne notes list visits by Elizabeth Elkin and family and D C Wells group from Punxsutawney. Indiana visitors Paul Elkin Parks and children spent Sunday with relatives. Lydick returned to California after five months. A Warden family from Wood Huntingdon county toured Gettysburg battlefield. Margarette Whitesell, a high school student from Indiana, visited her parents Delmer and Margarette Whitesell.
The Maloney and Sterner families held their annual reunion at IT H Sterner's home with about thirty relatives attending. Local women visited Indiana for shopping and church events while others traveled to New York state for a day trip. The Spangler family moved into the Furman house on Main St, and Eva Fyock celebrated another birthday with a Main Street luncheon surprise. Various visits and calls occurred among residents, including the Nupps hosting kin from Cherry Tree and Hazelton moves.
Mrs. 3. A. Frye and daughters Nellie and Geraldine shopped in Indiana on Saturday along with J. A. Shrom and daughter Margie Nell and Sarah Porter. Mrs. W. B. Simpson of Marion Center and Mrs. Martha Fulton of Homer City visited Mrs. Chas. O. Smith. Elizabeth Stoneback called on business in Indiana on Berth. Presbyterian church ladies hosted a banquet for the Blairsville Business and Professional Women's Club Tuesday evening. Sam McMillen of Gipsy visited his brother Wm. McMillen over the weekend. Eighth graders held a weiner roast at the schoolhouse Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVoe of Texas visited Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Bushnell last week. Mrs. Edna Lehman and daughter Barbara of Saltsburg stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Grater on Saturday. Mildred Hicher visited her mother in Blairsville on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lickert were injured in a wreck near Saltsburg last Sunday evening. their car was a total wreck.
A Pennsylvanian social roundup lists Mr and Mrs Dave Freyer and children of Clairton visiting Rhoda Sutter and Verona Freyer. Other families from Clairton Johnstown Troutville Punxsutawney Indiana and Marion Center spent Sundays with relatives in DuBois Willard Wyant and Miller households.
Local families gathered for a traveling supper and visited relatives in Clymer Punxsutawney and Punxsutawney area. Names include Mrs Sadie Shaf fer Mrs Blair Gaul Mrs Myrtle Warner Laura Nannie Lewis B C Shields and others. The chatter features a light exchange about happiness secrets and gossip among friends.
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