West Lebanon Social Notes Include Visits and Funeral
Billy Fowler spent the weekend with grandparents in West Lebanon and visits were made to Blairsville Kent and Cleveland Exposition. Sunday school class members were entertained, and several local residents were callers and plan gatherings. Funeral services for Mrs. John Donahey were held at the Methodist church last Friday morning.
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West Lebanon
Billy Fowler
Heber George
Heber, Jr
Bobby
George
J. A. Milter
Merle Collins
G. Bertolino
Sade Hensley
John Hart
Presbyterian Church
Louise Hazelett
Pittsburgh
Bess
Blairsville
W. E. Collins
Nancy Devers
J. A. Patterson
Methodist Church
John Donahey
Leechburgh
Donaheys
Penn Run Busy Weekend Visits and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Edward Putt and daughter Geneve spent the weekend in Ohio. Mr and Mrs Simon Martin of Johnstown visited Mrs Martins father Harry Shaffer. Doyle Decker celebrated his birthday at his grandmother Ettie Decker s home. Martin Dick and sister Mrs Bowera visited John Rowe Clarence Bence and James Kirkland. Mr and Mrs T G Shaffer and family called on Mrs Shaffer s father William Coy. Miss Clorence Ferrier vacationed at Diamondville. Mrs Albert Garvie is a patient in Indiana hospital. Martha and George Lowman visited Mrs Browns at Marion Center. Rich Hill church brightened with new paper. Mr and Mrs Gerald Robertson and daughter and Mrs Elizabeth Robertson of Templeton were weekend guests of Rev Robertson. Miss Catherine Stephens unable to teach as primary at this place. Harry Shaffer did business in Pittsburgh last week. James Roy called on George Lowman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Strong welcomed a new school bus driver. Manor school held a reunion Saturday with a large attendance and a noon lunch followed by a program.
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Penn Run
Templeton
Robertson
Catherine Stephens
Harry Shaffer
Pittsburgh
James Roy
George Lowman
Charles Strong
Manor School
Local Social Roundup From Indiana Area Families
Blacklick J A Shrom rests in Indiana hospital. Local visits include Wm and Mrs Swan at La Joye on Sunday. Geary and Smith families with Dick visited Strongstown. Linton and daughter Letitia of Philadelphia visited aunts Sara and Letitia Duncan. Florence Ward of Pittsburgh visits son W A Ward. R O Trexler and Wm Hildebrand of Armagh attend Presbyterian ladies class social. Royden Freed moves to Indiana. Ted Witmer buys a home in Edgemont from Gratton. J C Nippes attends Sunday school convention at Indiana. Helen Hayes shops in Indiana. Robert Geary visiting relatives in Cleveland for Great Lakes Expedition. A W Campbell, Helen Lickert, and Sue Cruckinol shop in Indiana. Eilna Lehman and Barbara Lehman visit C J Gunter's. M S McMillen of Gypsy spends Sunday with Wm McMillen.
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W. A. Ward
R. O. Trexler
Wm. Hildebrand
Armagh
Gerulah ‘Campbell
Royden Freed
Indiana
Ted Witmer
Edgemont
Gratton
J.C. Nippes
Helen Hayes
Robert Geary
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Mra
Gypsy
Wm. McMillen
Paul’s Second Mission to Europe and Call to Mission
The lesson traces Paul’s second journey, from Troas to Macedonia, and the Macedonian call extending to Europe. It highlights providential hindrance as guidance, faithfulness in testimony with Lydia in Philippi, and the missionary principle of pioneering outreach beyond known fields.
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Europe
America
Paul
Troas
Macedonia
China
India
South America
Africa
Silas
Timothy
Lystra
Luke
Philippi
Lydia
Christ
Missionary of the Cross
Sorrow and Enjoyment: Duty and Consolation Unite
The quote reflects a view of life where burden and joy coexist, duties fulfilled bring relief, and patient suffering gains meaning through purpose. It frames endurance as a balanced journey between toil and respite, with conscience as a guide. Scott emphasizes daily labor followed by quiet recompense.
Some Fruits of Solitude Quote by William Penn
A line from William Penn asserts that character fear and gain corrupt judgment, warning that when either dominates, judgment is violated. The aphorism frames moral caution about base motives influencing decisions.
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William Penn
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Moore Hotel
Murray’s
Murray’s Dyeing and Cleaning CO
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Penna
R. W. Wehrle
Optometrist
Indiana, Lumber & Supply CO
Tenth Streets
Harold L. Lundquist
Jean
The
Moody Etate Institute of China
Western Newspaper Union
God
Scott
Streamline
Morton House
Wheaties
Franklin
Streamline Market
P. i
Enheysvenle
Alf M. Landon
Buffalo
N. Y
Geo. D. Leydie Funeral Home
Wayne Avenus
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