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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1937
Page
3
Five pythons touted as the first hatched in captivity are on display at Antwerp Zoo in Belgium. The exhibit highlights breeding success and public interest in captive reptile programs.
The piece urges national and personal responsibility for moral choices, arguing revival within the church and adherence to biblical law as the path to blessing. It highlights dangers of decadence, calls for scriptural study, and promotes a booklet on soul winning by Dr. Will Houghton.
A compact meditation on ambition and time with biblical cadence and a nod to Van Amburgh. It contrasts quiet personal moments with a torrent of drive, reflecting on seasons of birth and death and the inevitability of ambition shaping fate.
Smicksbury households from Dubois Wilkinsburg Pine Grove and near Rousmoyne welcomed relatives and friends including the Good and Edmunds families. Visitors included M r and Mrs Curt Good Os car and family Jno Rupp and family Earl Skinner and others.
Social updates list residents visiting relatives in Pittsburgh and Johnstown. Clara Vadwell returns home after a visit, William Fisher and family from Johnstown visit, Margaret Spackman stays with grandparents in the area, Goodyear and Rhinehart visit from Chicago Falls and Akron, Friedhoff returns to Latrobe, Labor Day visits to Greensburg, Horner couple moving into William Donahue building, lawn fete planned at Lutheran church yard, James McIlwee back home after appendicitis surgery, McElwee treated in Indiana Hospital, Rose Thompson due to automobile injuries now home, Robinson and Mack hosting visitors, Irvin Jones begins work at Harris-Boyer Bakery in Johnstown.
The Eastern Zone Convention of the Men's Association of Kittanning was held here Sunday evening with strong attendance. Various church activities and visits noted include the Sunday school at 10, church at 11, and C. H. at 8. Mrs. Wilse Howard and sister Merle Craig visited Punxsutawney recently. Kenneth Harvey, Bradford employee, spent Sunday here. Helpers class met at Alicea Bell Coleman’s Thursday evening. Dorcas class met at Winona Fassett’s Friday afternoon. Visitors included Mrs. George Meyers of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Mrs. Steele Warner of Indiana. Continuous social visits were reported among local residents and families.
Mr and Mrs J Swank visit in Ohio. L E Marshall and son from Vandergrift call. Mrs N P Beers of Blairsville spends Sunday here. D C George of near Ford City visits. Garden Club entertained by Mrs J T Herron. T McMasters visiting Grove City and Pittsburgh. Wrights shop in Indiana. George and Zelda Elgin visit Indiana. Mrs C P Clark and Mrs Neal with Miss Christy in West Virginia. Jean Clark of Freeport spends Sunday at home. Schall and Ed Decker visit near Rockville. Nelson of Apollo calls at Ward Williams home. Missionary society exchanges hosted by Ward Williams home. Elgin, Beers and Gibson visit near Sarver.
A recital will be held at the M. B. church in Strongstown on Thursday evening September 16. Mrs Edna Dearmy, her son Harry, and granddaughter Arlene visited relatives in Windber Thursday. Mrs Large, wife of the local pastor, is mentioned as ill. Several residents attended church services at the tabernacle in BelSano during the week. Mrs Clarence Delaney spent a day with friends in Twin Rocks. Mary Ellen Cresswell of Johnstown visits the William Jackson home. Epworth League held its monthly meeting at Blair Empfield’s home Friday evening. Harry Dearmy and Bob Troxell were Loveless callers in Johnstown Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Bennett visited relatives in Johnstown on Sunday. Nan Peddicord and Bud Madill of Nanty Glo were married in Cumberland Saturday. Margaret Boring visits Johnstown for the week. Mrs Hugh Boring called at the Geo Clark home in Penn Run.
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