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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1937
Page
3
Although not a speed record holder he is rated the fastest race horse ever foaled by British turf authorities. Tetrarch was a notoriously slow starter yet showed cyclonic speed in the stretch. Unbeaten in seven starts at age two, he did not race at three after leg injuries. Retired to stud, he sired many great horses.
A narrator recalls Joe Abbott and Count Obeid settling a dispute in Luandia over an American gesture. After a tense duel, Joe apologizes and explains cultural customs, leading to reconciliation with Kandace and a shared moment of laughter over cross cultural misunderstanding.
The lesson argues that home life shaped by worship of the true God fortifies individuals and the nation. It links Deuteronomy 6 to family education, stressing parents guiding children in God’s Word, and asserts the home as the true unit of society, essential for national prosperity and moral witness.
A reflection on enduring adverse conditions by turning pressure into deep faith, highlighting the virtue of steadfast conviction.
The lines describe life as a divine mission granted power and honor. It contrasts a divine purpose with the immeasurable strength, beauty, heroism, and majesty found in a mother's love.
Marion Center residents share weekend and fair happenings with relatives visiting from Brockway Niagara Falls Wilkes-Barre Kutztown and Montgomery Alabama. Families such as Wetzel Long and Vander vert attended Indiana fair and trips to Florida Philadelphia and Canada are noted along with church services and vacations.
Mr and Mrs Howard Nehrig of Toledo visited friends here on Sunday. Sturgis Martha Nicholas Teddy and Nina Migdel of Akron visited friends here over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Nicholson and son Paul spent Labor Day at the Hbens burg Fair. Mr and Mrs Kuhner of Pittsburgh stopped at Dr Bushnell's over Sunday en route from Canada. John and Billie Ward were at Cleveland on Labor Day to see the races. Karl and Louie Widdowson and Joe Shrom, employed near Uniontown, spent the weekend at their homes here. The Alex Stewart family and C J Grater family spent Labor Day at Cooks forest. Mr and Mrs Walter Witmer and daughter Freda were at New Kensington on Sunday. Lloyd Taylor Jr, a student at Columbia University, is spending his vacation at his home here. Stewart Wiley of Upper Darby is visiting S J Side's. Edna May Graff has entered training at the Presbyterian hospital in Pittsburgh. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their monthly social at the home of Mrs Alice Rugh.
Strongstown reports a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Blain Empfield home. Local visitors include Cyrus Ober from Johnstown and neighbors at Hawksworth, Trexell, and Bennett households. A wrecked car on a highway in Hungary serves as a grim warning to speeding motorists. Mrs Murphy-well comments on European travel.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nixon return from St Louis while Perry Mack and daughter enjoy Atlantic City vacation. Several Greensburg visitors, Indiana Fair attendees William Fisher and Roy McClure, and Ruth Brendlinger visit relatives. Visitors include Irene Henderson Pittsburg relative Adolpheus Trout Pine Flats and Mrs Garfield Cline. Rev. Robert McGress stays as Free Methodist pastor another year. A surprise party for Rev MecGrew and wife ends with a Bible class luncheon.
Local notes record visits and calls. William and Walter Crawford attended the fair with Florence Say and Donald Henry stopping by Crawford residence. Labor Day hosts included Mr and Mrs Davia with Bert Billy Max Jimmy Jon Ernest Long and George Toy and Ralph. Alfred Herd and Harold Henry with Mil ton called on BH J Phillips family. Mrs Paul Anderson and family attended the fair. Ages and exact dates not specified. Progress Trespass Notices advertised for property protection with pricing details and mailing option.
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