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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1935

Page

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Many Local Families Visit Over Weekend in Chambersville Area

Mrs H. D. Schrecengost and son Nelson visited her parents Mr and Mrs D. B. Craven ett. Mrs V. A. Stepp spent time with Mrs J. H. Christy. Families including the Houser, Jamison, Silvis, Johns and Coleman crews shared weekend calls and church attendance across Mount Zion Vandergrift West Lebanon and nearby towns.

V. A. Stepp J. H. Christy J. W. Houser Raymond Arlene Ruth A. M. Jamison B. W. Houser Chambersville Mra W. C. Jamison Near Home A. G. Silvis Thelma Vera Lisle Wilda J. C. Schrecengost Glenn Maxine B. D. Schereengost Nelson J. G. Schrecengost Stater Charles Rosborough Mt. Union John King Joseph Herkman Imogene Cribbs Gastown Cravener Hazel St. Jacob Luther South Bend J. IL Christy Elderton Mary ‘Ellen Matthews Mrs. Smith U. PB Elderon

Sunday senoa and homecomings in Lewisville area

A dense local column records numerous social visits and church activities in Lewisville region. It notes Oct 20 communion at Ebengzer, homecoming at Elders Ridge, and multiple visitors from towns including New Kensington Pittsburgh Indiana Salisb urg and Beaver Falls, with families and members from J S Marshall W B McGinley and others attending events and installations.

Weekend Visits Noted Across Indiana and local towns

Miss Liuuna Reeger of Indiana spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs AR D Reeger. Mrs Loyd Robinson and Miss Eva Kennedy of Salisbury visited with sister Mrs Wells Cunningham. Several locals called on friends and relatives including Mrs R Ewing in Blairsville and Miss Anna May Marshall in Indiana. Calls extended to Blairsville and Clarksburg families with Raymond and J S Ewing, Nelson Ewing, Clyde Lowman and the Cribbs family among those hosting or visiting over the weekend.

Liuuna Reeger Indiana AR. D. Reeger Loyd Robinson Eva Kennedy Salisburg Blairsville Raymond Marshall Bertha Ewing Ruth Nelson Ewing Jessie May Cribbs Cynthia and Mabel Cribbs Clarksburg

Clarksburg Church Plans and Local Visits

Sunday school at 1 16 and preaching at 2 30 Rev Good pastor Logan King moves to the farm with his father Mr and Mrs Zedla Flare and children of Wendel and Mr and Mrs Cree Flare of Uniontown were visitors in the Hollenhaugh home. Numerous local residents and travelers are noted visiting family and friends across Clautksburg Saltsburg Indiana Kent Scottdale Livermore Trafford Apollo and Torance with various kinship and weekend visits.

Clarksburg Good Logan King Zedla Flare Wendel Cree Flare Uniontown Hollenhaugh A. 2 Love Vandergrift Clair Ferguson Jimmie Clawson R. N. Coleman J.G. Moorhead James G. G. Robertson Scottdale James Moorehead Betty Lou Frank Robertson Luella Graff J. HB. Fryar Dean Clawson Mildred Krider Harry Coleman Miles Moose Saltsbury Lois Anderson Torrance H. W. Anderson

West Lebanon social notes show village visitors and guests

Miss Blanche Galuraiun and Samuel Galuraiun visited Pittsburgh. A cousin’s marriage in Pittsburgh was witnessed. Alvin Smith of Glen Campbell visited Walter Smith. C T McLaughlin and daughter George Wilson of New Kensington visited with relatives. Walter Smith hosted relatives from Dormont and Canton visitors dropped by. Several families from Apollo, Dormont, Canton and Blairsville were noted as visiting or hosting. Community members attended Masonic lodge in Blairsville.

Blanche Galuraiun Amuel Pittsburgh Mary Smith Alvin Glen Campbell Walter Smith C. T. McLaughlin George Wilson New Kensington

Peelor District visitors and local gatherings noted

Community notices record visits by Mr and Mrs Clarence Wase and others from Vandergrift to the Paddicord home in Peelor. Local residents attend meetings in Indiana and at the Court House while children celebrate Helen McCardie’s seventh birthday with games and gifts.

Aquy Clarence Wase Norris Wise Gon Vandergrift Peelor C.D Court House Marthe Lahr W. OR. Thomas Art Millen Pittsburgh Join Cunningham Willow Lodge Helen McCardie Helen Mary Uth Mauk Eleanor Frances Ida Mae Thomas Ruth Ida Mae Gamble Viola Cora Bell Grace Tetty Cunningham Dolores George Jean Paul Smyers Jadys Petterman Anna Louise Peddigord Eva Cribbs Evanell Stanvambe Donnie Sthathers Rose Jane

Jeremiah's Call for Obedience at the Temple Gate

The sermon notes Jeremiah 7 1 26 urging reform over religious form. It stresses heart experience, social justice, protection of the vulnerable, and exclusive worship. False prophets, Shiloh destruction, and the futility of seeking blessings without obedience are discussed, ending with obedience as the path to God’s favor.

Jeremiah Shiloh Eli Temple Israel

The Seventh Wave Quote On Wealth And Influence

The speaker warns that waiting for a seventh wave to bring wealth or influence is folly. He urges proactive effort rather than passively awaiting others to invite success, implying self-reliance and action lead to outcomes.

J. B, Gough

Conciliation and Courtesy in Fine Breeding

A concise moral reflection on gentleness and respect in social conduct. It asserts that the essence of refined breeding lies in conciliation. A Finn who holds many titles but lacks courtesy risks losing them, for rude manners invite affronts and true dignity comes from avoiding harming others.

Lytton

Duty He Who in questions of right virtue or duty seta himself above all ridicule la truly great Lavater

A proverb attributed to Lavater emphasizes true greatness when a person rises above ridicule in matters of right and duty. It reflects a moral stance on virtue and personal integrity.

Mount Union Social Roundup of Visits and Guests

A flurry of visitors and calls fills Mount Union and Vandergrift areas. Families from Dutch Run McIntosh Blairsville Indiana and Greensburg drop by to see relatives. many attend gatherings, Sunday school events, and casual calls over the past week.

Openings For Desirable Men In the United States Marines

The Marine Corps recruiting station in Baltimore announces vacancies for desirable young men aged 18 to 26. Height requirements vary, with exceptional applicants acceptable at 66 inches or taller. Preference given to high school graduates. applicants must be of good character. Written or phone inquiries available at the Baltimore recruiting office.

United States Marines U.S. Marine Corps Baltimore Marine Corps Marine Corps Recruiting Station

Local Notes From Blacklick and Nearby Areas

Mrs Lizzie Ewing of Wilkinsburg visited her sister Mrs Annie Bell last week. The Presbyterian Ladies Bible class will be hosted by Mrs H C Eicher of Blairsville Thursday evening. E F Schuman and Misses Emily and Elizabeth Stoneback spent weekend in Cleveland and Sharpsville. Miss Sara Spackman Charlotte Mottern and Mr Hill of Greensburg visited J A Shrom Sunday. Mrs Abe Albert and family moved from Jersey City to the area. Mrs Chas Smith stayed with her sister Mrs A I Miller near Homer City Thursday. Women’s Missionary Society to sew at Mrs Wm Nicholson’s home Friday with a covered dish lunch. Edna Lehman and daughter Barbara Grace visited C J Grater’s recently. Cc O Smith, Mrs H L Taylor, Mrs J R Geary and Miss Elizabeth Stoneback were Indiana shoppers Thursday. The young people held a bridal shower for Wayne Fisher and his bride Wednesday evening at their home. Alex Stewart of Aliquippa spent Sunday at home.

Ebengzer J. Kennedy J. C. Tom Elders Ridge H. C. Ferguson New Kensington Roy McGinley Luella Long Pittsburgh Marshall Rev. Heath Iselin J. B. Mountain Indiana J. L. Diven Town W. B. McGinley Harry Bergman Salisbureg J.S. Marshall Roy Ewing Harvey Fleming Susan Gibson Beaverfalls W. FB. Barkley Samuel Gibson Launa Reeger R. D. Reeger Paul ‘Dixon Salisburge J. S. Kennedy Donard Donald Neal Haze ‘Frank D. L. Marshall Bertha Ewing Ruch O. W. Shields Davis Humphrey Derry Lawn Snyder Wilkinsburg Livermore Harry Miller Greensburg Walter Smith Mabel Farquer Meade Millen Clarence Pannington Cathrine Dunmire Paul Campbell Coleman Wm. Martz Nellie Martz Elizabeth Deffenderfer Glen Campbell Alex Ruddock W. C. Smith Frank Altman Masonic Lodge Blairsville Mount Union Owen. Boyer Lorna Vandergrift W. N. ‘Boyer Mary Schall McIntosh Quinter Boyer Blaine Miller Dutch Run J. S. Sheasley Erwin Sheasley Walter Rupert iMr N. Schumaker Satter Evelyn George Jane Turner M. F. Shaeffer Orville Shaeffer G. Rosborough E. J. Elgin Jesse Elgin Bobby Dean Elgin M. R. Peterman C. A. Kough Frank Cessna Mary Leason Ramner Vera Johnny Sheloca D. L. Rupert Girty D. E. Rupert Dale Boyer James Heckman Kittanning Irvin Fresh Vandergrift Heights Rosborough Rupert V. A. Steppe Jean Harold W. C. Rupert Raymond Boyar Carl Eileen Leroy Wagner Paul Walter Ruby Beech Bottom W. Va Glenn Eleanor Nevin Leroy C. D. Hanay and Family Leechburg J. T. Sheasley Edna Lehman Barbara Grace C. J. Grater Cc. O. Smith H. L. Taylor J. R. Geary Elizabeth Stoneback Wayne Fisher Alex Stewart Aliquippa

Local Social News From Pine Flats and Nearby

Mrs Parry Lewis and daughter Pauline of Indiana visited friends in Pine Flats. Mr and Mrs Oliver Parry shopped in Indiana on Friday. Mrs W E Roberts attended Rebekah lodge installation at Cherry Tree Friday evening. Allan and Steele Tate visited Stanley Tate and family in Dixonville. Charles Morris and family visited Mr Morris mother on Sunday. W A Reinerd and family visited the R H Tate home Sunday evening.

Pine Flats Parry Lewis Pauline Indiana Oliver Parry W. E. Roberts Rebekah Lodge Cherry Tree Allan and Steele Tate Stanley Tate Dixonville Charles Morris Mr. Morris W. A. Reinerd R. H. Tate

Two Sing Sing prisoners served full sentences last year

Only two of nearly six hundred fifty prisoners released from Sing Sing prison in the previous year served their full terms.

Sing Sing Prison

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