Co operative Revival Ends With Blessing and Thanks
Church notes recount a meaningful revival with generous giving including a $100 offering to the pastor and family. A 125 member delegation attended Noblesville revival led by brother Moore and the Brock family. A reception for new members is planned Oct 12 with pie and social hour. Services on Oct 14 include Bible school at 9 30 and evening sermon In a Hot Place. Sympathy extended to the Hypes family over Ed Hypes's passing.
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God
Central
Brother Ed
Christian Church Notes Sunday School and Services
Sunday school attendance last Sunday was 183 with offerings of 6.29. Prayer meetings are urged Tuesday evenings at 7:00. Choir rehearsal occurs Thursday evenings and all choir members are urged to attend. Evening preaching begins at 7:00 instead of 7:30. Last Sunday evening drew the largest crowd for a regular service. The Junior Missionary Endeavor was organized with many present and meets first and third Sundays at 6:00 p.m. Mrs Higgin s the superintendent seeks many juniors to attend. An illustrated picture will be shown at these meetings. Sunday was a great day as Old Union and the Advance church united in a common purpose.
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Jesus Christ
Jerry Higgins
Annual Convention of Sunday Schools in Union Township
The Sunday schools of Union township meet at Rosston church on October 14 at 1 30 PM. Program includes congregational song invocation by Rev W W Roberts welcome address reading by Miss Laurel Wood Pleasant View Sunday School and more reports from superintendents with songs, readings, and a time and place committee. Grant Routh township president and Elien Taylor township secretary listed.
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Union Township
Rosston Church
iSong
W. W. Roberts
Run S
S_ S
Rosston S. S
Congregation
Benediction
W. W. Roberts Grant Routh
Elien Taylor
Praise for Fine Services and Noon Social Hour
Brother Geeding delivered helpful and forceful messages Sunday and at night praising the services and the noon social hour.
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Geeding
Methodist Chicken Supper Draws Large Saturday Crowd
The Methodist church held a chicken supper Saturday night drawing a large crowd. The Methodist ladies are renowned for their service and generous patronage. Artie Brown plans a public sale and will move to a western state, leaving many local friends to regret his departure.
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Artie Brown
Mr. Brown
Local Scenes Relate Visits Moves and Community Service
Mrs Nett Canada and son visited Mrs Vine Day. Plasterer Charlie Thompson plans to move to Lebanon continuing his trade. Eulogies for Edd Hypes honor his service in the Commercial Club and church work as the community reflects on his passing.
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Mrs
Charlie Thompson
Lebanon
Claud McLaughlin
Edd
Red Men
MeNesa
Local visitors and a move mark weekend in area
Bert Plunkett and family of Ladoga visited Mary Jane Plunkett Sunday. Ula Kinder of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave McClellan and Ernest McClellan and family for a few days. Mary B. Jenkens spent the weekend with home folks. Clyde Keeney of Kewannah spent Friday night with Ora McDaniel and family. Wm. Dosset and family moved Monday in the Bill Lucas property.
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Ralph Canada
Indianapolis
Bert Ferguson
Mrs. Canada
Canad
The
Speedway
Bert Plunkett
Ladoga
Mary Jane Plunkett
Ula Kinder
Dave McClellan
Ernest McClellan
Clyde Keeney
Kewannah
Ora McDaniel
Family
Wm. Dosset
Munday
Bill Lucas
James Swindler Painted His Dinner Bell
James Swindler completed a painting of his dinner bell, a quirky artful project reflecting his playful approach to household objects. The work centers on the bell’s shape and metallic sheen, inviting viewer curiosity about ordinary items.
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James Swindler
Paris Clearners Partnerships Expand amid Growth
Local agents announce rapid business growth for Paris Clearners with services expanding. Arlie Han cock based in Hustler office acts as the agency contact for public notices and client inquiries.
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Paris Clearners
Arlie Hancock
Hustler
Ford Coupe Stolen From George Ross in Indianapolis
George Ross of Advance reported his new Ford coupe stolen Sunday afternoon in Indianapolis. He parked on Capitol and Market streets with friends from Whitestown and returned to find the car missing. No trace has been found. Ross had insured the vehicle for a small amount.
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George Ross
Indianapolis
Mr. Ross
Whitestown
Capitol
Market Streets
Indiana Corn Donations Aid Armenia Relief Effort
Indiana farmers donated large corn shipments in 1922 and later to aid Bible lands. The Near East Relief reported 20 000 pounds of corn grits allocated to repair Van Erivan damage after Turkish invasion. Refugees work on drainage and roads to reduce standing water. Elkhart county led in 1922 donations, Montgomery county tops this year.
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Indiana
Armenia
Indiana Near East Relief Headquarters
Erivan
Elkhart County
Montgomery County
Well Known Citizen of Advance Dies Tuesday
Edgar H. Hypes a Boone county resident died at his Advance home at 10 a m from stomach cancer after five months illness He was 43 years eight months and 27 days born in Hendricks county son of Joseph M and Sarah Hypes married 1901 to Ethel VanHorn Surviving are his wife children Irma G McClaine Arnel L Edgar Jr Chester C Frances M Lena P Lester J Hyesp one brother L Carl Hypes and one sister Mrs Sarah McCoy Funeral from North Christian church Advance at 1 30 p m Thursday Rev George Wyatt officiating burial at Old Union cemetery
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Edgar H. Hypes
Boone County
Mr. Hypes
Hendricks County
Joseph M
Sarah Hypes
Ethel VanHorn
Irma
Forty Acre Farm Sold for 146 Per Acre Near Lebanon
The William Akers forty acre farm six miles west of Lebanon sold at public auction yesterday afternoon for 146 per acre to Stephen Rash and Cade Akers. Other property auctioned concurrently also sold well. Col. J B Henderson acted as auctioneer.
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William Akers
Lebanon
Stephen Rash
Cade Akers
Col
J. B. Henderson
Delegation Attends Noblesville Revival by Christian Churches
A large delegation from Advance Ward Providence and Lebanon attended a Noblesville revival last evening. The Advance group of about sixty was led by Rev Wyatt. Local pastor Mr Moore led services with aid from The Brooks singing evangelists. Noblesville’s recently dedicated Christian church impressed visitors with its educational features and planned future education building. Lebanon attendees included Dr and Mrs L W Kirtley and daughter Clara Mae Mrs Charles Mitchell W E Callane Mr and Mrs William Powell Mrs Chester Darnall and Rev John M Horne.
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Christian Churches of
Advance
Ward
Providence
Lebanon
Noblesville
Christian Church
Wyatt
Moore
the Brooks
L. W. Kirtley
Clara Mae
Charles Mitchell
W. E. Callane
William Powell
Chester Darnall
John M. Horne
Lee Cory Esquire and Ida May Cory wed in Homer Illinois
Lee-Cory Esquire O Lee of Homer Illinois and Ida May Cory of Lebanon united in marriage at Ora McDanis home on September 30. They were accompanied by B L Sumpter and son Henry and plan to live on a large farm in Illinois. The bride a Lebanon chiropractor had patients in Advance each summer and was well known with many friends.
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Esquire O. Lee
Homer
Illinois
Ida May Cory
Lebanon
Ora McDanis
B. L. Sumpter
Henry
High School Yell Leader Election Sparks Classroom Gaffe
Brother Cyril Hamilton wins unanimous yell leader vote amid student jokes and mispronounced terms. Seniors hope girls vote with better judgment. sophomores host party at Carol Faulknerbury’s home. Rev W C Evers family to relocate near Buck Creek.
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Cyril Hamilton
Red Airhart
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Christian Church
Brother Moore
Christian Church Notes
Old Union
Advance Church
Churches of
Rosston
Dorothy Smith
Big Springs S. S
Duane Thompson
Reading Delmar Ss
Ditzenberger
Home News
Cecil Kibbey
Shelbyville
Mrs. Arlie Hancock
Mrs. Roe Hancock
Virgil Vanhorn
Mona Fulwider
Ollie Gregory
Dover
Mrs. Coolman
Mrs. Wyatt
Springport
Brother Evers
Brookston
Robin Fulwider
Chas. Whitecotton
Brazil
Ind
S. T. McDaniel
Wichita, Kansas
Maggie Smith
D. C. Nicely
H. C. Epperson
Carmen Ross
Vera Harshbarger
Roy Babbit
Dennis Willett
Kentucky
Wallace Coons
Beulah Leap
Williams Hospital
Leola McClaine
Cecil Burks
J. F. Sif
Elizaville
Tipton
Carl Debard
Herman Broshar
Wabash College
Rush Billingsly
Purdue
Harold Caldwell
Crawfordsville
Loran Leap
Kenanna
John Caldwell
Mary Canada
Lizzie Canada
Russellville
E. A. Canada
Dora Davis
Quince Canada
O. F. Hardesty
Evan Inman
Helen
Racille
Dora
Canada
Ed M. Henderson
Son Marzion
F. Riley
Ethel Young
Ross Caldwell
Family of
Kokomo
W. E. Lucas
Family Sunday
Lester Ryan
Pittsboro
Wm. Rose
Jess
Mary B. Jenkens
Near East News Service
Lee - Cory
Mr. Burrin
Arris S
Lawrence W
Covert L
Brother Lucas
Orris Stewart
Federalist Party
Miss Barker
Russell M
Ross White
Jenny C
Mrs. Epperson
Wayne
Carol Faulkinbury
Kathryn Gollady
Nick Ailes
Bro. Orin
Gwak
Seata
Rhimes
Ivan Mangus
Fat Airtite
James Burrin
W. C. Evers
Buck Creek
Aepelation
Miles & Laere
de Breuler
Richmond
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