Burial for Mrs Blanche Gough Follows Cleveland Surgery
The body of Mrs Blanche Gough who died after a surgical operation in a Cleveland hospital was brought from Akron to her brother Roy Melson’s home and laid to rest in Jamestown Cemetery. Rev Henry conducted the grave service after the Akron funeral. Survived by father T H Melson husband a daughter one brother Roy and sister Mrs T K Smith. The family expresses thanks for kindness from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gough
Cleveland
Akron
Roy Melson
Jamestown
Henry
Roy
T. K. Smith
Death of Mrs Sherman Gordon at Shannondale Church
Mrs Sherman Gordon died at her home northwest of Advance on Monday after a long TB illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Shannondale Church, where she was a member, with Rev Henry of Advance delivering the sermon. She is survived by her husband and five children along with many relatives and friends.
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Sherman Gordon
Nortwest of Advance
Shannondale
Henry of
Advance
North Christian Church praises Bre. Henry address and aid supper
North Christian Church notes favorable comment on Bre. Henry's Sunday talk and reports a successful Ladies Aid ice cream supper that raised funds. Members plan to attend Bethan Assembly sessions and trustees James Bowman announces office days at Advance Bank Tuesday and Jamestown Bank Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre. Henry
Ladies Aid
Advance Bank
Jamestown Bank
James Bowman
August Forward Movement schedule for Rector church
The Christian Church of Rector reports over 100 in Sunday School and a 4.71 offering. July events include birthday offerings and teacher training. August plan outlines five Sundays of missionary programs and activities led by the Forward Movement Missionary Committee with canvassing and Ladies groups involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forward Movement Missionary Committee
All Day Meeting at Pisgah Aims to Raise Cemetery Funds
An all day gathering at Pisgah near Providence will feature speeches and dinner on Saturday. The event seeks to raise funds for cemetery improvements and invites everyone to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire
Pisgah
Providence
Preachers Entertained By Local Families
Rev. and Mrs. Boyd Rev. Henry and family and Rev. Rector and family were guests at supper hosted by Ora McDaniel and family. The Boyds plan to move to Thorntown this week after purchasing the Thorntown Times. He will continue appointments here and at New Ross until conference. Mrs. DeLou Hall and Mrs. Artie Brown called on Mrs. Earl Brown last Wednesday.
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Boyd
Henry
Ora McDaniel
Thorntown
New Ross
DeLou Hall
Artie Brown
Earl Brown
Tough Guy Tales From The Houshneck
A humorous sketch portrays a self styled tough guy nicknamed Bad Bill as lazy and dirty. The narrator argues he would be outclassed in a big city by real wild figures and notes the only audience he pleases are the children.
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Houshneck
Bill
William
Mariners' Rest Turmoil Over Skipper Payment
A comic sketch shows a green clerk challenging a skipper to settle his bill before discussing business. The exchange mocks wartime separations as a soldier's uneasy time at home and lampoons sending care packages.
Advice on speaking out versus remaining silent
Speech guidance exchanges between Mrs. Doyle and Mr. Doyle emphasize self control and considering consequences before revealing thoughts. The dialogue highlights urge to avoid speaking until ready and the pressure of social expectations.
Fragmented Local Notice About Interpersonal Tensions
An unreadable fragment references a man facing a rival and a perceived cowardice. The piece mentions a boss and a newspaper printing a knock on someone, implying a public airing of grievances. The extract lacks clear dates people places or outcomes.
Improving It Crowd Conversation Sparks Public Debate
A staged exchange features a speaker lasting two hours with the crowd, arguing that stopping is not an option as this marks her first opportunity to address them. The dialogue highlights endurance and the politics of a perpetual speech.
Colonel Kaintuck and Bangs Flask Incident
Colonel Kaintuck nearly fainted during a mountain climb when Bangs slipped. He dislikes Bangs, but Bangs was carrying the only flask in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaintuck
Bangs
Grouch to be Interned After Rampage Ends Family Joy
In a tense family scene the Grouch terrorizes the household before retreating to the street. Authorities consider internment as the only way to stop further disruption and restore daily life for residents.
Local Social Roundup and Pony Incident
Frank Bateman improves to enable short auto drives. Henry and family host Mr and Mrs Can super and Miss Ruby Canelius for dinner with Mr and Mrs M P Riner. Driggs of Liberty return from visit with Eppersons. they joined Eppersons in Indianapolis for a meal and park rest. A H Yager received a black eye while shoeing Orley Stewart’s five year old mare as it kicked.
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Henry
Can Super
Ruby Canelius
M. P. Riner
Mrs. Driggs of
Liberty
W. B. Epperson
Indianapolis
Orley Stewart Day
A. H. Yager
Mr. Yager
Nagel
Barns Burned In Lightning Strikes
Abe Shelley’s barn and contents including 300 bushels corn were destroyed by a lightning fire. Insurance on the barn was 700. Frank Evans’ cattle barn on his Providence-area farm also burned after a lightning strike last night.
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Abe
Frank Evans
Providence
Furniture Store Offers Mattress and Rocker Gores
See a selection of beddings and rockers at the Furniture Store showcasing current sales and reduced prices. Shop for comfort with available stock and featured deals on home furnishings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Sherman Gordon
North Christian Church
S. 8
Bro
Ed Graham
Bethan
Forward Movement
S.S
Aid Society
King’s Daughters
Cuba
Canada
Briely
Berkshire
United States Department of Agriculture
MILLER @ HART
Chicago
Advance Meat Market
LES
the Mariners’ Rest
Mickie
Snares
Mrs. Doyle
Mike
Mr. Doyle
Mary
Micmie
Hersey
Rim
Cunningham & Reese
the Advance Bakery
Clements Company
Crawfordsville, Indiana
Andrew S. Clements
Suenake
Advance Grain Company
L. W. Kirtley
First National Bank
Lebanon, Indiana
BLACK
Frank Bateman
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