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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1935

Page

8

East Wheatfield Social Notes Highlight Obituaries and Events

Funeral services for Mrs. John Wineman of Pittsburgh were held October 21 attended by Mrs. J L Caldwell Mrs R C Trexler Mrs C J Mack Miss Virginia Caldwell and Miss Dillie Cunningham. Leon Rodgers and Mrs Rodgers marked the 80th wedding anniversary October 20 at Seward with Mr and Mrs James Rodgers hosting. R O Trexler joined the Pennsylvania postal employees convention in Harrisburg last week. Zoe Mack hosted a quilting club gathering October 22 and Lois Mack hosted a masquerade Halloween party in the evening.

J. L. Caldwell R. C. Trexler C. 1G. Mack Virginia Caldwell Dillie Cunningham John Wineman Pittsburgh Leon Rodgers Rodgers James Rodgers Seward R. O. Trexler Pennsylvania Harrisburg Zoe Mack Lois Mack

Siege and fall of Jerusalem in Second Kings lesson

Lesson text details the siege period from Zedekiah to Jerusalem’s destruction, noting Nebuchadnezzar’s siege, famine, flight and fate of Zedekiah, destruction of the temple and city, and the removal of temple furniture and priests to Riblah as Babylonian power asserts control.

Jerusalem Zedekiah Ezekiiel Ezek Nebuchadnezzar Geikte Jordan Jericho Babylon Riblah Damascus Tyre Nebuchadnezzar Zedekiah Solomon Brasa Tiblah

Notable aphorisms on governance and nature

A collection of quotes on experience and wisdom. Aristotle argues a city is best governed by a good man rather than by laws. An assertion on nature notes that neither soul nor nature remains still but continually moves up or down.

Aristotle Dore

Local Residents Linked by Weekend Visits and Events

Mt Union area residents and visitors are recorded in a series of weekend gatherings and weekday trips. Names include Beyer, Kough, Dunmire, Rupert, Rosborough, Miller, Houser, Fickinger, Siverling, Boyer, Pitt, Donaldson, Sheasley, Sturgeon, Rosborough, Kaufman, Peterman, Rearick, Fryer, Crownover, Heckman, Miller, and others. A birth is noted: Theodore Crownover’s daughter born October 20. Civil gatherings included church reform services at Kittanning.

Mount Union Quinter Beyer Beyer J. H. Kough Jesse Indiana Robert Dunmire Cof Vandergrift W. C. Rupert William Rosborough Glenn Miller Charles Houser Paul and Clair Fickinger Roy Siverling Amon Boyer Dean Digin Clarence DeWayne Dale Boyer John Pitt Gon Glenn Dorothy Chivers M. R. Ankney Kittanning Hlenor Rupert Pittsburgh Johnathan Boyer Gon. Russel Gastown W. N. Donaldson J. T. Sheasley Minnie Sturgeon C. G. Rosborough Jean Fryer Apollo Geo. Peterman Theodore Crownover James Heckman Paul Boyer Kenneth Amos Boyer Lewis Miller Vandergrift C.A. Miller Wanda V. A. Steppe Jean Harold Elenor Nevin Leroy Paul Brown Mildred Jesse Kough Mt. Union Church St. Johns Lutheran Church

Community Notes From South Bend And Nearby Towns

Sam Berghley returns from relatives in Apollo Butler and Harmony. Sadie Smith comes home after weeks with Alpha Crum in Shelocta. Virgie Alshouse returns from New Kensington after three weeks visit. Russel Lang of Pittsburgh visits W T Andersons. Harry Sloan family visit Margaret McGaughey. Henry Townsend of Kansas City linked to Townsend legacy. Ed Barnet employed in Beighley home. Clarence Alcorns move from Vandergrift to town. Jane Ruffner from Vandergrift visits. Walneta Delphine club meets at Dorothy Townsend. Dan Ruffner family moves into National Bank of Apollo property. Janet Townsend visits Hobart Shelhammer near Apollo. Heasley family visits New Kensington.

Sam Berghley Apollo Butler Harmony Sadie Smith Alpha Crum Shelocta Virgie Alshouse New Kensington Russel Lang Pittsburgh W.T. Anderson Harry Sloan Dayton Margaret McGaughey Henry Townsend Kansas City Clara Townsend Townsend Our Village Robert Townsend Barnet George ‘Beighley Clarence Alcorn Vandergr

Local Visits Highlight Dubois Social Roundup

Olivet residents Mrs Mabel Ewing and children Trous and Mary join H B Smith of this place and Robert Wilson of Seattle visiting friends in Dubois on Sunday. Mrs Ntoss Wilden and daughter Phyllis called at J S Ewing's on Wednesday. Robert Wilson visits from Seattle. October T U meeting held at Zora Harvey’s home. Roscoe McConnell in Kitanning Wednesday. Robert Townsend of South Bend called at J S Nwing's Friday. Frank Lambing visited the Ross Wilson home Sunday. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, six dollars and sixty cents.

Lewisville Sunday School and Community Notices

Lewisville held Sunday school at 10:00 with preaching on November 3. Attendees visiting Tunnelton included J. M. Speedy family, J. L. Little family, L. G. Dixon family, Harvey Fleming family, Frank Calhoun, Nelson Ewing and sons, J. L. Diven and W. B. McGinley and daughters. Blairsville and Livermore names visit nearby towns. Indiana County Agricultural Extension dinner at First United Presbyterian, Indiana. Numerous local residents attended church, meetings, and social visits across Blairsville, Clarksburg, and surrounding areas.

Tunnelton Lewisville J. M. Speedy J. L. Little Jana L. G. Dixon Harvey Fleming Frank Calhoun Nelson Ewing J. L. Diven W. .B. McGinley Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association First United Presbyterian Church Indiana James Edney Annabell Helen Betty John McGuire Salieburgh Kittanning Norman Barkley

Farm income contrast in the 1929 and 1932 era

American farmers earned about 10.5 billion dollars in 1929, vastly higher than 4.33 billion dollars in 1932, reflecting a dramatic decline in farm income during the early Depression years.

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