Advance Christian Church notes and turnover at meeting
George C. Henry and wife farewell as the church shifts revival plans and extends a full time call to Bro Callathan at 1600 per year plus moving expenses. Anna Starwalt becomes a life member, and Mrs Jones and Mrs Routh attend the National Convention in Cincinnati. Ladies Aid marks 14th anniversary with ice cream and cake. New kid hats and tams offered at Remy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Bro
Callathan
Thorrtown
Routh and neighbors in Lebanon and surrounding areas
A local column lists social visits with Harry James family in Lebanon and neighbors in nearby towns. It notes gatherings with Ferguson, Richardson, Lafollett, and others, plus a shipment of Withmour silk blouses at Remy’s and various house and church notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry James
Lebanon
Robert Ferguson
Bert Ferguson
Lizzie Richardson
Albert Garner
Ollie Piersol
Laura Lafollett
Sadie Williams
Katie Red
Earnest Red
Lola
Jesse Coons
Remy
School Life Continued At Vocational Dept
Mr. Denko proves a capable teacher in the vocational department. Three classes in Manual Training this year cover Junior boys Freshmen and seventh eighth grades. Students make furniture requiring skill in workmanship and tool handling. The spirit shown by the boys is remarkable and more could benefit from the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denko
Remy’s Special Showing of Velvet and Silk Scarfs
A special sale at Remy’s features black velvet and beaver cloth items with silk lined stoles and coatee scarfs priced at 6 75, 7 50, and 10 00. Limited quantities offered in a single promotional event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remy’s
Advance Hardware and local notices mixed in old column
A fragmented clipping lists hardware items and local notes: Mr and Mrs Otis Mulligan guests of Wm Ross. sale ads for Poland China hogs. prices and businesses including Jamestown A M Shera and Mrs Lilly Starwall basement work. new habe at Threlkeld home. K of P turnout. Red Sox ahead in a game. Blue Valley Butter Meat Market ads. Loyd Gordon arriving in New York. Ford car needs. barrels limited. Olio Meat Market and TROCO Nut Bus ter sale. property purchase by Win Lassey. SAS fete notice and Columbus lady.
Marriage at First Baptist Church Arsonage Lebanon
I S Crose of Thorntown and Mrs Ida Ruede of Lebanon married this afternoon at four at the First Baptist Church arsonage Lebanon by Rev Huff. They will reside in Thorntown. Crose is known for Sunday School work and Mrs Ruede has lived in Lebanon with her sister Mrs Morgan for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Crose
Thorntown
Ida Ruede
Lebanon
First Baptist Church
Huff
Crose
Boone County
Mrs. Crose
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Chester
Zionsville
Ind
Mr. Heisel
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. W. Brendel
Davidson
Saskatchewan
Canada Land Man
K. P. Bld
Indianapolis
Tel
Advance Christian Church
George C. Henry
Thes. E. Burrin
C. W. Boom
Henry
Anna Starwalt
C.w.em
John. T. Jones
Carrie Routh
Cincinnati
Family
Seased
Sister Henry
Dover
Bro. Henry
May James
Clarence Bowman
Dave McClellan
Ernest McClellan
Morgan County
Belle Hays
Near North Salem
W.p.kibbey
Charles McDaniel
Dave Nisley
Alva Nisley
Joe Smith
Harvey Merchant
Bert
France
States
Elsi Dinsmore
The
Missionary Society of the
Mt. Zion
Iendance
Bro. Clawson
Advance Hardware Co
R. Denbo
Co. A. Smith
Lee Owens
New Mayesville
Frank Riner
Lon Brattam
Martinsville Sanitarium
Walter Nisley
Witham Hospital
Leo Whoriey
Frank Hoovermill
Russellville
Ben Shalley
Ras Pointer
Mr. Pointer
Daniel Ryan
Otis Mulligan
Deere Creek
Wm. Ross and Family
Poland
China
A. M. Shera
Jamestown
Lilly Starwall
James Ashwell
Otto Threlkeld
P. Geat
Reds
Blue Valley
Rhet Potts
Brown County
Loyd Gordon
New York
Annles
Olio
TROCO
Win, Lassey
Wm. Beck
East Street
Siew
Ales
Don McClaine
Serman
Sublette
Fwing
Ton
Columbus
Ogood Luck Olio—Meat Market
Cunningham & Reese
the Advance Bakery
Clements Company
Crawordsville, Indiana
Andrew S. Clements
Advance Grain Company
L. W. Kirtley
First National Bank
Diane
A. H. Yager
East Christian Ch
Mearty
Wm. Johnson
S. S
Tharved
Vanataw
O. V. Rector
Aslui
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