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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1935

Page

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Jeremiah Call and Prophecy in Temple Court

Lesson outlines Jeremiah 1 6 10 909 8 15 highlighting prenatal ordination diffidence and divine commission. It traces God words through Jeremiah 1 7 9 10, notes grief over unbelief, and recalls temple court trial threats. It ends with Jeremiah's defense rescue and role as prophet.

Jeremiah Jeramaiah God Temple Court Judah Shiloh Micah Urijah Ahikum

Wisdom in Unpretending Form Reflects Daily Blessings

A reflective note on valuing wisdom in everyday life not hidden by theory. It urges recognizing present blessings shared by all, rather than dwelling on past misfortunes. The tone is contemplative and celebratory of common sense and insight.

Community ties noted in weekend visits and calls

Residents and relatives from Indiana, McIntosh, Apollo, Vandergrift, Brackenridge, Yatesboro, and Five Points spent Sundays and weekends visiting kin. Cars of Amos Boyer, Dale Boyer, and others traveled for gatherings while local residents shared calls at homes, hospitals, and clubs across the area.

Local Social Pulse Includes Visits and Shoppers

Elderton and nearby towns report a flurry of visits and shopping. Mrs. Clyde Boyer shopped in Kittanning while Miss Ella Mary McCormick called there. Several couples visited Blairsville, Gallatin, and Vandergrift, with weekend trips to Medix Run and Pittsburgh noted. Rally day services are planned at the U P church on October 13.

Elderton My Clyde Boyer Kittanning George Long G. T. Club G. T. Elgin Margaret Gibson Blairsville Ella Mary McCormick John Long Sheloca Ales Hoyer U. P R. V. Wright Pittsburgh Albert Irwin Vanderegrift N. P. Beers Mellon Calhoun Gastown Wayne Meyer Homer City Less Rosensteel Vandergrift Jess Fleming Guy Fleming Medix Run Stanley Schall Charley Schall Swank Herman Heilman Rockville

Local Movements and Visits Around Indiana Town

Ted Kimmel moves to W Johnston Property while Mrs. Mae Falkman stays with Geo Cravener. Mr and Mrs Thorne Walker away over weekend. Dr McCurdy in town Saturday. Laura Frye and daughter Edna visit Mrs W L Johnston. Frank Rolls buys a new radio. Virginia Nesbit attends Grange in Clee. Rev Burt Jones at Wilkinsburg conference. James Wallace and Ralph Miller in town Saturday. Mrs Sell McKee visits her father Mrs Frank McHenry. And others, including changes at Ernest mines and nearby households.

Ted Kimmel W. &. Johnston Winger Edwin Rearick Stewart Prell Bya Hendricks Chevy Chase Ernest Mines Thorne Walker Mae Falkman Geo. Cravener McCurdy Laura Frye Edna W. L. Johnston Wilkinsburg Ralph Miller

Watsons Ridge Social Roundup Notes

Annabel wing spent Wednesday with Mrs Alfred Bair of Olivet. Mr and Mrs U C Hood and daughter Aleatha visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Hood of Mr Jawett. Martha and Esther Hine of Indiana spent the weekend here. George Dunlap of Blairsville was a recent caller. Hisle Faith visited Walter Ewing Sunday afternoon.

Annabel Wing Alfred Bair Olivet U. C. Hood Aleatha Arthur Hood Jawett Martha Esther Hine Indiana George Dunlap Blairsville Hisle Faith Walter Ewing

Pittsburgh visitors and local social notes dominate week

Pitts burgh visitors Mr and Mrs Wilbert Mack and Mrs Roy Lichtenfeld visited the H J Felinz Company plant. Mrs Hazel DeMarinea of Mansfield Ohio visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Merl Miller. Numerous local families hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Garfield Cline with Aura Trout and others. Bible class and Missionary Society meetings noted, along with travel to Cook Forest and local church events. Marie Fisher sore hand, upcoming evangelical preaching, and Lutheran meatloaf supper planned.

Carrie Clevenger Fred Johns Penn Run John Marka Watson Phillips Orpha Amaker Clairton A. B. Miller Brushvalley Lutheran Sunday School W. N. Fisher EB. B.croll H. Jay Bowser Arthur Bowser Donald Cook's Forest Clarion County Lawrence Mack Vandergrift Wilbert Mack Merl’ Mack Milo Luther Clyde James McGarvey Dorsey Dodson Lockport Marie Fisher United Evangelical Church Ladies of the Lutheran Church Fisher Building Chestnut Street

Sunday school and visits mark quiet week in town

Sunday school at 10 followed by communion on October 18. Visiting ministers will preach Thursday and Friday evening. The missionary meeting at Mrs. I. M. Speedy’s home drew a large crowd led by Mrs. J. L. Little. Various visits to families and neighbors occur through the week including Velma Barkley to Aunt Lucetta Tomb and Gladys Ewing near Blairsville. A new baby born September 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Win Gordon.

I. M. Speedy J. L. Little James Marshall Pittsburgh D. L. Marshall Town Agnes Ewing Joe Lewis Braddock W. B. McGinley J. S. Kennedy Gladys Ewing Indiana Ella Warner Shelocta Win Gordon

Local Social News from Turtle Creek and Nearby Areas

Sunday visitors from Turtle Creek included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kull with Mrs. Gertude Barnes and Mrs. J N Beck a patient at Spangler hospital. Rey and Mrs. James Kalp of Kingwood stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gee. Charles Marks and daughter Gladys visited Jersey Shore relatives. S L Irwin and son Chester spent Saturday in Cleshfield. Martha Barnes is recovering from pneumonia at home. Bob Tee and D Earley of Emigh traveled to State College. Mrs. M M Berringer of Minn Fla visited friends in town. John Montiewa shopped in Barnesboro. Funeral services for John Sommerville were held at Hast Ridge. Norman Sebring and family from Portage visited Clair Sebring. Samuel Frampton is a surgical patient at Spangler hospital. Mrs Paul Cramer visited her mother at Spangler hospital.

Clarence Kull Turtle Creek Gertrude Barnes J. N. Beck Spangler Hospital Rey James Kalp Kingwood Clyde Gee Migs Charles Marks Gladys Jersey Shore L, Irwin and Son Chester Cleshfield Martha Barnes Bob Tee D. Earley Emeigh State College M. M. Berringer Minn Fla John Montiewa Barnesboro John Sommerville Hast Ridge Norman Sebring Portage Clair Sebring Samuel Frampton Paul Cramer

Birthday Celebrations In Girty For A M Jamison

The 77th birthday of Mrs. A M Jamison and the birthday of her eldest son G B McCausland of Ashtabula Ohio were celebrated at Mrs Jamison's home in Girty with children grandchildren and great grandchildren present. Numerous relatives from nearby towns joined in the gathering and gifts were exchanged as the event was enjoyed by all.

Girty A. M. Jamison G. B. McCausland Ashtabula J. C. Schrecengoat J. H. Christy Todd Vandergrift J. J. McKnight Apollo Our Town W. B. Smith J. T. Jamison

Conemaugh Missionary Society October Meeting Locale

The Conemaugh Missionary Society held its October gathering at Mrs. G R Taylor’s near Homer City with a temperance program led by Mrs. T H Coleman and a lunch hosted by the hostess. Attendees included multiple local families and residents such as Wells Cunningham R A Brown Paul Dixon the Ewings Hughes Fitzgeralds and several Colemans. Others visited or were social in Indiana Saltsburg and Fredericktown areas across Friday Saturday and Sunday with relatives and friends.

Conemaugh Missionary Society G. R. Taylor Homer City T. H. Coleman Indiana Fred and Wells Haberstick Roxy Starry Fredericktown Harry Ball George Wolford Ball

Local Residents Visit and Socials Near Brushvalley

Deadwaters reports Mr. and Mrs. Clara Gest of Apollo and Mrs. Emma Moose of Indiana spent time with Mrs. Amanda Moore. Harry Minser called on Mr. and Mrs. William Empfield. A sale attracted many from the area at Jennie Campbell's in Brushvalley. Johnstown visitors included the Artemus family and Mrs. Thomas Tilly.

Clara Gest Apollo Emma Moose Indiana Amanda Moore Harry Minser Near the Lutheran Church William Empfield Jennie Campbell Brushvalley T. 5. Huffman Webrum

Local social notes from Indiana and nearby towns

Mrs. McIntyre and Kevitney of Salisbureg visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little last week. Mrs. Mintia McPhilimy of Clarke burg has stayed with her sister Mrs. W. L. Henry for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Learn were Indiana callers on Saturday. W. L. Henry joined by Mrs. McPhilimy and others spent time at Cook's forest. The Learn family hosted and visited with G. B. McCreary and family near Indiana, and H. J. Stuffer and son Kay of Clune.

Lakeland Fla John Lawman Elpaso Tex Cook's Forest R. L. Learn G. B. McCreary Indiana J. K. Learn John Flora Elizabeth H. J. Stuffer Kay Clune

Local residents and visitors noted in town calls

Michael Shak of Heilwood and David Glenn of Heilwood were callers in town Tuesday and Wednesday. Hastings visitors included John J. Williams and his son, while Homer Bennett of Barnesboro and Arch Repine with family appeared as Indiana callers. Others from Nanty Glo Clymer Marstellar and Johnstown made Friday to Monday calls or visits.

Alverda Michael Shak Heilwood Tom Sickon Spangler Hospital John J. Williams John Hastings David Glenn Darrell Sneddan Nanty Glo John Rennie Billy Woods Marstellar Harry Russell Clymer R. D Arch Repine Clyde Indiana Homer Bennett Barnesboro Helen Bailey Alma Vater Alma Leone Johnstown

Community events at Elders Ridge church

Elders Ridge hosts a Sabbath school at 10:00 am and church at 11:00 am. An oyster and tomato soup supper with sandwiches cake and coffee will be served Thursday Oct 10 at 6:00 pm at the church to benefit the community band. The band performs a sacred concert at 2:00 pm on homecoming day Oct 13. Local visits noted: Melvin Welly family Vandergrift to J T Faith. Mrs Cline and son Ohio with Mrs Rose Wean. Virginia Hwing Indiana State Teachers College visit. Mrs Arthur Coulter Pittsburgh at F H Baker home.

Elders Ridge Melvin Welly Vandergrift J. T. Faith

Olivet Note: Harmony Visit and Local Names

Mrs Mabel Ewing and children Ross and Mary along with H B Smith visited friends in Harmony on Sunday. Several local men work for Phillips Gas Co laying a line from Iselin to Cochran Mills. First snow of the season fell Sunday afternoon. Friends of Lester Shearer heard of illness in their little son Homer a patient in Indiana hospital. J W George and Rog Wilson were in Saltsburg on business Thursday. George Wray family enjoys a new Plymouth sedan.

Phillips Gas Co Iselin Cochrans Mills Lester Shearer Homer Indiana Hospital J. W. George Rogs Wilson Saltsburg George Wray

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