Cradle Roll Additions and Missionary Seals Day Plans
S. S. attendance 93. Two names added to Cradle Roll Helen Louise Farrow and Ida May Self. The little son of Cle. and Florence Kincaid was added. James Marshall Ingram, son of E. and Susie Jackson Ingram, noted. Next Wednesday is Missionary Secrets Day. Ladies Aid Society pursues a McCalls subscription and Exaster Bagaar project. Fifth Sunday named Red Letter Day with Life Recruit Day Forward Movement Day and Home Coming. Dinner at noon. speakers Rev. Wm. Zenor and Dr Clarence Defur. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Higgins Wm. Higgins Robert E. Bruce and families. Special guests Whiteley and family and others moving away.
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S. S
Helen Louise Farrow
Ida May Self
Cle
Florence Kincaid
James Marshall Ingram
E. and
Susie Jackson Ingram
Noo
Wm. Zenor
Clarence Defur
Jerry Higgins
Wm. Higgins
Robert E. Bruce
Garfield Burris
Whiteley
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Pitch-In Dinner Before Move
The group will hold a regular meeting with Mrs Clara Washburn and host a noon pitch-in dinner. Mrs Washburn invites all Auxiliary members friends and neighbors to visit as they prepare to move to a new home in Hendrix County.
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Clara Washburn
Community Notes From Advance Area Headlines
Local residents report visits and family gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Harris visiting John Young over the weekend. Birthday greetings for Mrs. David Nisley mark a milestone as Alva Nisley and Madz Smith join dinner guests from Indianapolis and Jamestown. Uncle Joe Sandlin returns from Lafayette winter quarters and tends tomato seeds. Notices include a stray bulldog, K P Lodge canceled due to Commercial Club, and a big Commercial Club meeting at Hustler Offices with officer elections. Also reported: Martha Graves buys Swindler property, Ellen Yager purchases Burge Emmert residence, Wilbert Newman hosts Ora Newman, and David Keeney visits Advance en route to Indianapolis after farm sales.
Local Flu Outbreaks and Community Notices
Reports describe Dr. Hall and Riley tending over 150 flu cases with few serious patients. Crawfordsville witnesses the marriage of A. M. Abbott and Gladys Butler, while Mr and Mrs Whiteley host visitors amid illness. Local sale notices and farm transfers appear along with obituaries and farming decisions.
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Hall
Riley
Neo
Walter Caplinger
Advances Grain Company
Ford
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
A. M. Abbott
Gladys Butler
Walter
Easter Service Aims At One Win One Theme
North Christian Church reports sickness affecting eight eight s and attendance 123. Cailathan and Burri lead on One Win One as Easter Sunday service concludes the effort. Junior Mission Band met with Freid and Oscar MeClaine. CWBM met with Mrs. Carrie Routh and Mrs. Clella McCabe. Maud Melson absent due to flu. 15 attend with one new member. Next meeting led by Mrs. Lucy Whitecotton and Mrs. Katie Canada.
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Bro
Cailahan
Supt
Burrinrs
Freid
Oscar MeClaine
Near East Relief
CWBM
Carrie Routh
Clella McCabe
Maud Melson
Ora Lasley
Lucy Whitecotton
Katie Canada
Mt Zion Church Notes Include Attendance and Trustees
The Mt Zion church reports 45 in attendance and a Sunday offering of 2.65 with 198 chapters read. Pastor J S Clawson preached both services and Sunday school paid its per capita tax. Elected trustees are Chas Emmert Emory Graves and Roy Nicely. On February 19 the Auxiliary…
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Bro. Clawson
Chas. L. Emmert
Emory Graves
Roy Nicely
Revival meetings continue at Methodist church led by Tillotson
Second week of revival services reports good interest as Rev. Tillotson District Superintendent preaches and again Sunday night. Special music planned and hopes for sick to recover. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Bleam with strong turnout and plan to meet twice monthly. Sunday School attendance remains strong with class held each Sunday at 9:16 AM and service next Sunday at 7 PM.
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Tillotson
Bleam
S. S
Erry
Remy’s Lebanon and Newman advertise half price on ladies suits
Reminder ads announce half price on all ladies fall and winter suits at Remy’s in Lebanon and Newmans. Mince meat is highlighted as a rapid seller in the same notice.
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Remy’s
Lebanon
Newmans Mince
Five Dollar Monthly Feeds an Armenian Orphan
Near East Relief of New York operates to ease high living costs for Armenian and Near East victims. Donations of 5 dollars feed one orphan, 8 dollars cover food, 10 dollars add clothing and shelter, 15 dollars support schooling, with hundreds of volunteers nationwide assisting the cause.
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Madison Avenue
New York City
Near East
Cleveland H. Dodge
Longhorn Cheese Praised By Satisfied Meat Market Customers
A meat market touts Longhorn Cheese as mighty fine due to steady customer demand. The note highlights loyal shoppers who keep buying the cheese, signaling strong local sales.
Deams Meat Smoker Promotes Juicy Flavors and Preservation
The liquid treats salted meat to impart smoke flavor without overcooking or drying. It shields meat from insects and mould and requires one or two applications with a cloth or brush. Sold as 90c a quart at Burrins.
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Burrins
Burma Drug Store and Blue Valley Butter win Meat Market prize
Mrs. Charley Bratton trades property in Lebanon 9 for Willard Gardner's land here. Gardner resides in Lebanon.
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Traco
Blue Valley
Charley Bratton
Lebanon
Willard Gardner
Mr. Gardner
YW Stel ot Bi oF a year's you ect in arrears
A partial OCR snippet mentions arrears and Pantone 4 ahead with unclear references. The readable text shows phrases about a year’s balance and a payment or status note. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Demand for Dixi Peanut Butter Sparks Quick Replenish
Otis Wall urges Meat Market customers to stock Dixi Brand Peanut Butter as demand soars with a 25 cent pound offer. Remy's in Lebanon Indiana advertises half price on ladies and Misses coats. Also promoting Ford vehicles and a WWII era discussion by RK Earl Swindler available at Burrin's Drug Store.
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Dixi
League of NATO
Earl Swindler
Saint Burrin
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Wm Sloan
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Roy Melson
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Terre Haute
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Doug Brown
C. H. McClaine
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Advance Bank
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T. E. Burrin
MT. Zion
J. S. Clawson
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