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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
8
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers cost five dollars and fifty cents.
The Roosevelt administration taxes one fourth of the working man's wages and the farmer's income, mostly as hidden levies unseen by taxpayers. Governor Alf Landon, the Republican candidate, traces his ancestry to English Scottish Irish and Dutch roots.
Mrs Chester Fisher visits Warsaw husband at work while Mrs Robert Boyle and daughter come from Cokeville. Betty Lou Valentine from Johnstown visits grandparents. Rev and Mrs McGrew and child visit Follansbee WV. Local families host and travel to Denver Nebraska trips planned. Hilda St Clair attends State Teachers College Indiana. Evang elical church supper held at school basement. David Little and son visit from Mechanicsburg and Rdensburg. Thomas Anderson and family attend tabernacle meeting in Trafford City. Miller family moves to Salina. Shomo ill with appendicitis improving.
West Lebanon residents hosted extended family and friends from Warren Ohio and Indiana with Sunday gatherings. The Presbyterian church homecoming featured Rev Driggers sermon, music, lunch, and reminiscences. Peggy Smith visited Shady Plain and a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Collins occurred in Indiana with friends from South Bend Apollo and local families.
Lesson outlines Acts 10 through 16, contrasting Lydia's gracious growth with the demon possessed damsel and Paul and Silas in prison. It highlights Christianity versus crooked business, persecution for righteousness, and the jailer’s conversion after the earthquake. Includes Paul’s surrender to Christ and the call to believe.
A compact quotation from Ralph Waldo Emerson on personal independence. It contrasts living by popular opinion with solitary integrity, praising the great person who maintains independence of mind amid the crowd.
A compact reflection on inner struggle. The saying credits Aristotle and notes that true bravery lies in overcoming one’s own desires rather than conquering external foes. It emphasizes the difficulty of self mastery as the greatest victory.
Marion Center residents mark milestone anniversaries with quiet family gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. J E Long of North Manor Street observe their 30th wedding anniversary with two daughters and a son and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs L H Mountain celebrate 20 years with children Nellie McKee Dale James Losabelle and Harold Reed Mountain. Local visits include Mr J M Stewart and son Ronald Aspinwall and Rev Bert Jones at Connellsville M R B conference. News notes also mention visitors from Indiana and Maryland trips for funeral duties and a wedding in Brookville.
Mr and Mrs Mecwiroy of New Kensington hosted visitors from W B Kine and Miss Elizabeth Johington visited Miss Wynona Steffey from Indiana. Kitchen showers honored Robert and Thomas Johnston couples. Mrs Kline and Wanetta visited New Kensington. Ted Kimmell listed on the Kick list. Blanche Lingenfelter of Shel octa visited her parents. Irwin Lee McCracken visited Clearfield county grandmother. Indiana visitors include Mr and Mrs McKinley Adamson and H K Weasel. Raymond Nesbit moved to Postlewalt’s home. Caralyn Park visited with Autail Bruevst. Byron Brown joined Archie Brown for weekend. Lottie Carnahan and Luther Sutton shopped in Indiana.
Alf M Landon argues that the core rules of family finance apply to government budgeting. He warns that ignoring those basics wastes resources and harms public credit, urging prudent, sensible fiscal management for prosperity.
Public sale bills feature in The Progress with local officials detailing auction terms and deadlines. Officials emphasize transparency while residents weigh potential impacts on property, tax allocations, and community projects through upcoming notice periods.
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