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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
7
A short quotation from Proverbs 14 15 contrasts belief with prudence. It states the simple man believes every word while the prudent man examines his way carefully. The line reflects a cautionary biblical mood suitable for a church or editorial context.
Tests show that worry delays recovery from broken bones and other diseases, causing illness and pain. It highlights how stress and anxiety can hinder healing processes and worsen symptoms.
The Hvangelical conference in Franklin transferred Rev H M Mohney after over seven years as pastor here. Rev G P Garland will succeed him. Local residents Mrs Ida Kinstill of Washington DC and Mrs I M Lewis returned home from Locust Spring farm. Numerous moves and visits by town residents follow in a busy period.
Mrs Jay Stiffler and children visited Mrs Abbott Helman near Altoona. Mr and Mrs J B Wooster and family spent Labor Day with his parents at Earthus. Miss Barbara Krone of Snow Shoe called on the L Irwin home. Clair Sebring visited his brother Norman Sebring of Portage. James Seger from near Rossiter stayed with H R Bee. Rev N A Thomas and wife visited his mother in Blandburg. Mrs S C Bee and sons Bob and Jack with Mrs Anna Leach returned from Niagara Falls and the New England states. Mrs Wm Fleischer returned to Lewistown after two weeks with her mother. John Jenkins, who visited here, returned to Indiana.
Lesson outlines Timothy's parentage and godly ancestry, his training in Scripture through a devoted mother and grandmother, and his call with Paul. It covers his character traits of courage faithfulness and a retiring disposition, his ministry with Paul and as pastor at Ephesus, and Paul’s farewell counsel urging stirring the gift, not being ashamed, and holding fast gospel truths.
A quotation attributed to Van Dyke emphasizing two moral rules: never believe ill of anyone without positive proof, and never speak of it unless absolutely necessary with God as witness. The excerpt presents a concise ethical warning on judgment and discretion.
A concise reflection stating that true merit is shown by deeds, not by birth. The speaker, Hale, emphasizes judging people by actions over accident of origin. The line advocates fair assessment based on conduct.
Olivet notes Miss Sara Stewart attended a teachers institute in Kittanning on Saturday and then opened school here on Tuesday morning with Miss Stewart as teacher. Walter Walker, a business caller in Avonmore last week, and Walter Ewing of Watsons Ridge visited with family, while Mrs Mabel Ewing and Mrs Harry Boden joined in at the H B Smith home. Mr and Mrs Ross Wilson and daughters spent a day with Frank Lambings.
Mrs R W Beamer and daughter Evelyn of Elders Ridge visited the T C Bair home on Sunday. Friends of Oliver Huntsberger in the area were saddened by his death in Pitcairn on Saturday. Uncle Sam is now the potential owner of more than half the world s cotton supply. Through loans on 1933 and 1934 crops he has advanced more than $315,600,000 on over 6,000,000 bales.
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