Mt Zion Church Sunday School Plans All Day Meeting
Advance Christian Sunday School reports gains in attendance and offerings and outlines an all day meeting to be held on the first Sunday in July with a basket dinner on Sugar Creek. Resolutions honor Brother George McDaniel and note church activities led by Rev. Clawson and officers including Mrs. Edd Washburn and AH Yager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Henry
George McDaniel
Jesus
God
Archangel
Advance Hustler
James Hendrix
James Bowman
AH Yager
Mt. Zion Church
J. S. Clawson
Edd Washburn
Carrie Rodgers
Mary Shields
Robert Tillman Duncan
Baily Duncan
Rella Emmert
Ikey Emmert
Delia Emmert
Clawson
Milledgeville
Mt. Zion
Local Folks Travel and Attendances Around Lebanon
Advance notices show George Broshar and wife at Sanford Wills funeral near Lebanon Monday. John Nisley and wife in Jamestown Monday afternoon. Chas Sparks ill. Frank Sparks visited from Idaho to see parents. Mrs Lou Caplinger and granddaughter Mary visited Mrs Laura Hedge and children Sunday. Geo Broshar and family visited Cleo Broshar. Miss Ruie Broshar stayed in Lebanon from Wednesday to Saturday.
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Lebanon
George Broshar
Sanford Wills
John Nisley
Jamestown
Chas. Sparks
Frank Sparks
Idaho
Lou Caplinger
Mary
Laura Hedge
Geo. Broshar
Herman
Cleo Broshar
Golladay School House Guests and Local Visits
Jessie Garner has a new Ford. Wm Pittenger and family were in Lebanon Tuesday. Ike English and family of New Winchester visited Sunday with Mrs. Chas Garner and family. Mrs. D. O. Meadows and children of Clarence visited Sunday with John McNutt and family and Mrs. Rhoda Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Garner
Wm Pittenger
Lebanon
Ike English
New Winchester
Chas. Garner
D. O. Meadows
Clarence, Mo
John McNutt
Rhoda Hardy
Christian Church holds class meetings and notes offerings
The Christian Church led by O V Rector and Wm Johnson held two class meetings with Queen Esther's Band and King's Daughters noted as host groups. Home Mission Day yielded a $42 offering though overall giving fell short. a children’s day program impressed and was praised, with leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Maggie Kibbey
Ella Smith
Altho
King's Daughters
Joshua
Bertha Weldon
Lulu Higgins
Lilla Rector
Josie Brown
Florence Proffitt
Local Visits and Accidents Delay Summer Work
Lora A McClaine and wife with Lulu and Arlene Davis of Winfield Kansas spent Sunday with Susie Lena Jackson and James Neal of Oxford. Doris Avery Zimmerman suffered a broken arm when a prop fell from a window and mashed the bone. Roy Ailes’s house under construction saw R S Fulwider stumble on a stake and fall into the basement breaking both bones above the left wrist. This will keep Mr Fulwider out of work most of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora McClaine
Miss Lulu
Arlene Davis
Winfield
Kansas
Susie
Lena Jackson
James Neal’s
Oxford
Doris
Avery Zimmerman
Roy Ailes
R. S. Fulwider
Mr. Fulwider
War Savings Society Sells Ice Cream Saturday Night
The War Savings Society plans an ice cream sale Saturday night to raise funds. Local organizers promote the event at community venues and urge residents to attend for a midweek refreshment and support.
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The
War Savings Society
Sergeant James Kimble to Speak at Advance Saturday
A large crowd is expected in Advance Saturday night to hear Sergeant James Kimble, a veteran of Cuba and the Philippines, who served in the Boxer Uprising and with Canadian forces in World War I. He fought under General Byng in Cambrai raids and later joined the British Canadian Recruiting Office in Indianapolis. War Savings Stamp Chorus to provide music.
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James Kimble
U.C S. Armay
Cuba
Phillipines
China
Kimble
First
Mounted Rifles
Cambra
Byng
Indianapolis
War Savings Stamp 1
Red Cross Notes Schedule Housing of Charity Meeting
A Saturday night meeting at the High School building approved an upcoming street entertainment per Commercial Club wish. A committee led by Carrie Beaver with Lulu Higgins Etta Caldwell Hazel Waters Bess Epperson Sadie Boyd and Lena Billingsly was appointed to organize. By August 1 Jackson township must produce 50 underwear 50 nightgowns and by September knitted goods 120 socks 15 helmets and 50 sweaters with every woman contributing.
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Commercial Club
Carrie Beaver
Lulu Higgins
Etta Caldwell
Hazel Waters
Bess Epperson
Sadie Boyd
Lena Billingsly
Jackson Township
Local items and notices from North Salem area
Family visits and travel described between North Salem and nearby towns. Dr. Nelson and family visit John Heath. several residents tour via Cartersburg. The piece notes a poisoned arm suffered by Tommy Burrin and a copy of The Stars and Stripes received by Pierce McClaine. A for sale notice lists mares and a huckster wagon. Community tobacco fund contributions for soldiers in France are mentioned.
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Pierce McClaine
France
J. E. Houk
J.b.beaver
Sally Beaver
Milford Fulwider
Mary Joseph
Oscar Higgins
North Salem
Cartersburg
Beaver
Nelson
Logansport
Camp visit notes amid dry weather and wheat reports
Cleo Kincaid Bratton and companions traveled to Camp Taylor on Saturday returning Sunday night They visited Carmen Caplinger and met Boone's men They report the finest wheat but dry weather affected crops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weremre
Cleo Kincaid
Clair Bratton
James
Dudley Caplinger
Dave Hedge
Camp Taylor
Carmen Caplinger
Boone's Boys
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Reynold
Advance Lumber Co
A. H. Yager
BLACK
Advance Christian
T. E. Burvin
S.S
Geo. C. Henry
Advance
R.R
Ruie Broshar
Golladay School
Lora A. McClaine
Prop. O. K
Advance Telephone Co
Epperson
Frank
Emmett Riner
Vint Riner
Indiana
Advance Grain Co
L. W. Kirtley
Harry W. Reese
Red
Baxter Reed
Smiley
John Caldwell
Chas
Forbes
Kewanna
Dr. Nelson
John Heath
Joe Wheatly
Wannamaker
Velma Brown
Ora Scott
Mrs. Nelson
Hustler
Advance Commercial Club
Indiana Associated
Walter Hunt
Mark Wall
H.C. Epperson
Sargent Kimble
H.w.proffitt &Son
Golden Rule
Crawfordsville, Indiana
Washington Street
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