Death of Grandma Heath Ends 94 Years of Life
Elizabeth Heath died at her daughter’s home in Advance on Tuesday March 20 1928 aged 94 years 9 months and 29 days. She was born May 21 1828 in Monroe County Kentucky and married Johnson Heath in 1851. Surviving are five of seven children including Mrs George Canada Mrs James Darnell Mrs Lina Shelley Mrs Carrie Budd and John Heath. She leaves a brother Tom Nelson and sister Nancy Chavers.
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Elizabeth Nelson Heath
Monroe County
Kentucky
George Canada
John
Mary Nelson
Johnson Heath
James Darnell
Advance
Lina Shelley
Indianapolis
Carrie Budd
Lebanon
John Heath
Jamestown
Ed Graham
William Heath
Tom Nelson
New Market
Nancy Chavers
Grandmother Known for Endurance and Long Life
A longtime resident cared for at home for 16 years remained cheerful through declining health. Grandmother to 29, great grandmother to 3, and great great grandmother to 9. She joined the Christian Church in New Brunswick, later Ward, and was loved by many friends. Funeral conducted by Ora McDaniel at Old Union. Proffitt and Son funeral directors.
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Lfe
Christian Church At
New Brunswick
Ward
Ora McDaniel
Old Union
Proffitt
Rev Pierce Operated For Appendicitis In Jamestown
Personal items note Rev. Pierce of Jamestown underwent an appendectomy last week. Mrs Showalter and daughter Louise visited Middletown. James Galladay reports abundant big fish yet dislikes eating them, urging him to. Jess Gregory and family visited Sunday. T E Burrin and wife and J M Sandy and wife attended a revival in Lebanon Sunday night. The Man From Nevada.
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Pierce
Jamestown
James Galladay
James
T. E. Burrin
J. M. Sandy
Lebanon
Reminiscences and community notes from Lebanon and vicinity
Sunday gatherings include Wilbur Padgett of Lebanon and Vincennes educator Charles Fulwider alongside Terre Haute and Indianapolis connections. Walnut Grove Community Club play aims yearly. Advance crowds and music by Advance Orchestra with Thorntown talent. Births noted for Wilbur Scott Heath. local families and weekend visits across Brownsburg Darlington and Indianapolis areas.
Local News Reflections and Spring Plans
Local notes reflect aging neighbors passing and Grandma Heath as the oldest resident. Carpenters work daily. spring improvements loom. Jackson Township Sunday School Convention set for May at Jamestown Methodist church with Emery Proffitt as chairman. Community volunteers and tradesmen featured among town chatter.
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Jackson Township
Jamestown Methodist Church
Emery Profitt
Ora Swindler
Farriage Secret and Local Notices in Hustler
Marriage announcement for Leta May Coons and Gershom M3 on December 24, 1922 by Rev. McMahan at Christian Church. Local notes mention Mrs Adams, Mr Adams, and community events. advertisements urge merchants to advertise honestly and boost business. references to funerals, residents, and a lighthearted note about water.
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Otis. R. Coons
Salem
Hustler
Leta May
Gershom m3
McMahan
I Christian Church
Mat¢ Miineis
Adams
School Junior High Contest Features Student Selections
Twenty six pupils from the Grades end Junior High School will perform with the School Orchestra and Glee Club. The program includes sections of songs and readings by students such as Martha Howe Wyatt Sula Bright Me Danie and Mary Ray, with selections like Mamma’s Little Baby and Little Orphan Annie. Judges’ decision follows a 7:35 contest start after a 7 o’clock doors open, with admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Martha Howe Wyatt
Sula Bright
Danie
Marjorie Lee
Canada
Velva May Emmett Mary Ray
Nondis Stewart Nellie Rohan Nova McCabe
Regular Sunday Services and Programs At Local Church
Regular services to be held Sunday with Sunday school and church services. Morning sermon on Immortality John 11 26 and evening sermon The Uplifted Christ John 3 14 15. Pastor missed Litton meetings due to Mrs Adkins funeral. W F M S meeting March 29 at Mrs Frank Martins. Missionary meeting at Mrs J Higgins home with review of Foreign Mission Study Book. Plans to raise apportionment for Union Christian College boys dormitory.
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John
Christ
Moses
Litton
Frank Martin
J. Higgins
Christian Church Sees Light Attendance and Plans
The Christian Church reports an offering of 22.70 to be appropriated to Foreign Missions. Church services begin pre Easter with Monday night Stephen study and a strong official board meeting discussing matters. Orchestra rehearsals invite all. beginners welcome as instruments balance plans are pursued this week.
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Stephen
Bazaar plans and prayer services announced citywide
A local notice promotes a bazaar called supper inc connexient Dre pease ter Bazaar to be held in the town building near the railroad. It urges liberal donations of salable articles and generous patronage, while announcing next week of prayer services in anticipation of Easter.
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Dre Pease Ter
North Christian Church Bible School a Profitable Day
Sunday service notes Bible school attendance 152 offering 6.91 dollars and a message on Things Permanent in the Christian Home. Plans for doubling attendance next Sunday, with Bible school at 10:00 and evening service at 7:00. The Christian Woman's Board of Missions schedules three prayer evenings before Easter and a four Sunday evening school starting April 8.
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Bible School
The
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Geo. D. Wyatt
Dear
John T. Jones
India
Forest Bowman
Bulah
Ates
Fern Graham
Clara Jones
Postmaster Change in Darlington Springfield District
A Darlington notice announces Harry M. Weiliever will be the new postmaster succeeding Wm. E. Craig after eight years in office. Craig’s term ends Sept. 5, 1922. Weiliever, formerly a rural carrier, is expected to fill the role efficiently. An Easter program follows at 8 p.m. CST with songs and readings.
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Darlington
Harry M. Weiliever
Wv. E
Craig
Welliever
Green Hill
Jesus
Christ
America the Beautiful
Rainbow Chorus to Be Broadcast on WDA Radio in 1928
Delegates at the Sixteenth International Convention in Kansas City will hear the Rainbow Chorus of 500 youths on Friday March 30 1928. The Kansas City Star and WDA broadcast will reach North America and Atlantic and Pacific coasts focusing on more than jazz with the chorus featured in the broadcast.
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Geo. Zimmerman
America
George
Kansas City
Rainbow Chorus
WDA
Kansas City Star
North American
Danmare
Eng Hath
Atlantic
Pacific
Dainhaur
Maucia
Kancae
Former New Ross Resident Mary Adkins Dies
Mary L. Adkins 85 a longtime New Ross resident died at 4 45 Sunday in Indianapolis Born February 25 1888 in Aurora Indiana she was the daughter of George and Nancy Taylor An old member of the Missionary Baptist church she married Talbot Adkins of Franklin in 1856 They were prosperous merchants here She is survived by five children Rev W B Adkins Kingfisher OK Mrs Beulah R Brown New Ross Mrs Harriet L Inlow Chicago and Pearl O Curtis and Guy W Adkins Los Angeles Three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services were held at 2 pm today at the home of Beulah Brown New Ross Burial was in the I C O F cemetery.
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Ross
Mary L. Adkins
Indianapolis
Aurora
Ind
George
Nancy Taylor
Missionary Baptist Church
W. B. Adkins
Kingfisher
Okla
Beulch R. Brown
New Ross
Harriet L. Inlow
Chcago
Pearl O. Curtis
Guy W. Adkins
Los Angeles
Cal
Beulah Brown
New Rosa
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Wilbur Padgett
Charles Fulwider
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Terre Haute
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