Local Socials and Visits Across Town
Loose social notes recount visits and gatherings among residents: Mrs. John Watkins and Jim Watkins family hosted. Minnie Bland Rosa Wells and Laura Buckner with daughter from Calvertville visited Jim oiet's. Annie Wells at Will's. Ruth Ferguson stayed with uncle Dave Arthur in Newark. Frye family spent Sunday at George Frye's. Paul Britton and Ernest Bland families visiting Newark and Marco. T C Ferguson and wife went to Omfield. Ruth Ferguson dined with Shaffer's Thursday.
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Laura Buckner
Calvertville
Jim Oiet
Local Belmont Area Reader Notes Social Visits and Weddings
Community notes recount Monday visits by Mrs Henry McDaniel and Sherman Wells. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bland wed with Inve Bland. Several Wells family members visit relatives in Bloomfield and Solsberry while attending church, graduation plans and Sunday gatherings abound at Frys, Tribbys, and Brittons.
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Pee
Mrs
Henry McDaniel
Sherman Wells
Local Social Notes From Taylor Area Visit Relatives
Antioch Frey and family of Taylor ge spent Sunday with Frey and family. Mrs Emma Cunningham is visiting her sister Mrs n Cress. Grant Wright and son Willie of Loomfield spent a few days with relatives. George Foster and daughter Mineral visited Mollie McGin and daughter Mary. E V Mitchell returned to their home in Linton after visiting here. de Turley visited John Cross. Grace Hayes was at home. John Cross, who has been ill, was improving.
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Eus Frey
Taylor Ge
Frey
Emma Cunningham
N Cress
Grant Wright
Willie
Loomfield
George Foster
Ineral
Mollie McGin
Mary
E. V. Mitchell Reed
Linton
Ding
de Turley
John Cross
Grace Hayes
Social and Family Visits Around Bloomfield and Solsberry
Clover Bottom P F Barnes and Free Bullock made a business trip to Bloomfield last Thursday. Chas Dillon and family near Worthington visited Mr and Mrs Willard Dilley Sunday. Miss Gladys Loffland supper with Leona and Edith Bridges. Ed Crane and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Baker. Claude Taylor and wife attended his father’s birthday dinner at Camp Ground Sunday. Easter entertainment planned at Solsberry Sunday night. Mabel Loffland guest of Irene Alexander at Solsberry Sunday. Jessie Thrasher and Ettie Weaver spent Thursday night with Wilma and Edna Lindsey. Charles Call visiting his children and relatives at New Castle. Mrs Web Pryor of Freedom visited David Thompson and family Sunday. Will Hunter and family Freel Bullock and family Mr and Mrs John Lofland and P F Barnes and wife spent Sunday with James Barnes. Mrs John Johnson visited at Bloomfield Saturday through Monday. Tommy Shepherd of Smithville visiting here and Solsberry. Mr and Mrs Willis Thompson moved to George Weaver farm near Solsberry.
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Will Hunter
Freel Bullock
John Lofland
P. F. Barnes
James Barnes
Envy and Jealousy Doomed by Hidden Truths
A Chicago Examiner quote warns that envy hides secret sorrows and hidden sins. It suggests prosperity may mask wrongdoing and that true peace comes from honest, unselfish living as life wanes.
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Chicago Examiner
Legend of Hapsburg Walls Fails with Loyal Circle
A tale from the Rhine describes the 11th century Hapsburg castle founded in 1020 lacking fortifications. In an unlikely move the lord surrounded the stronghold with a circle of armored followers before sunrise, declaring loyal subjects formed impregnable defense.
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Hapsburg
Rhine
Hapsburgs
How Habits Affect Sleep
Habits shape daily life from foot tapping to scratching, with nerves experts calling scratching among the hardest to curb. Controlling itch and related habits may curb nervous strain, helping sleep come faster and boosting daytime energy and performance.
Passover in Type and Antitype Lecture on First-borns and Church
A preacher in City Temple on April 16 explained the Passover as a type of Christ and the Church. He tied the Old Testament exodus to the elect Church, noting only the first-borns face death and the antitype as the Church of the First-borns. He described the new symbolization with unleavened bread and the cup representing faith and earthly life offered with Christ.
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Jesus
City Temple
Russell
Israel
Levi
St. Paul
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Christ
Church
Adam
Resurrection Essentials in First Corinthians
A sermon outline on I Corinthians 15 tracing the gospel as incarnation passion and resurrection The text argues the resurrection proves salvation and endurance for believers listing witnesses from Peter the apostles to 500 believers and James The section concludes with four arguments that Christs resurrection assures Christians future life In Christ and the victory over death as the final enemy
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Jesus
Galilee
Paul
Christ
John
Pilate
Peter
Judas
Thomas
James
Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Corinthians
Adam
Remembered His Dead Chum Story Of War Soldier McGinnis
Miss Day recalls a hospitalized soldier named McGinnis who wished to write a message to a comrade’s mother. Although dying from an unsuccessful operation he dictated a letter he asked Miss Day to send. He died that night after expressing his care for his comrade’s mother.
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Miss Day
McGinnis
Cleveland Moffett
Leslie’s Weekly
The latch string hangs outside invitation explained
The saying signals hospitality in early Indiana pioneer life. Log cabins used round logs with notched ends and gaps cut after laying. Doors used puncheons tied with pins. nails were scarce. A wooden latch could be raised from outside by a string for entry and pulled inside to lock.
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Indiana
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John Watkins
Jim Watkins
Minnie Bland
Rosa Wells
Myrtle Tribby
Sols
Elmer Messimore
T. C. Fergu
Ss Annie Wells
Willson's
Ruth Ferguson
Dave Arthur
Newark
Miller
John Arthur
Frye
George Frye
Frank
Paul Britton
Stanford
Ernest Bland
Minnie
Marco Sun
T. C. Ferguson
Ake McDaniel
Clifford
Joel Arthur
Be Frye
C. Ferguson
Omfield
Fis
Es Shaffer
Eagle
le Farmer's
Mrs. Ernest Bland
Marco
Mr. Bland
Inve
Roland Bland
Ry Wells
Earl Bland
Bloomfield
Iss Anna Wells
Willison
Obert Fry
Ts Wells
This
Plesant Ridge
Annie Bland
Homer Tribby
Solsberry
Azel
Clifton Wells
Edward Wells
George Fry
Luther Fry
Kenneth and
Bernice
David Bays
Dward Wells
Mildred Fry
Paul Brit
Aya Wells
Iss Ruth Ferguson
Fannie Watkins
Pewey
Ralph Bland
Julia Watkins
Nina Ellis
Worthington
Sherman His
Antioch
Free Bullock
Chas, Dillon and Family
Near Worthington
Willard Dilley
Gladys Loffland
Leona
Edith Bridges
Ed Crane
John Baker
Claude Taylor
Camp Ground
Mabel Loffland
Irene Alexander
Jessie Thrasher
Ettie Weaver
Wilma
Edna Lindsey
Charles
New Castle
Web Pryor
Freedom
David Thompson
Family Sunday
John Johnson
Tommy Shepherd
Smithville
Willis Thompson
George Weaver
Jesus the Passover Lamb
Pastor Russeld
RE. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
al Jennings
Oklahoma
The
Indiana Brewers Association
A. G, Hutzell, RP
Rutzell
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kore Ae Ee
Ree Ec
Ofcom
Broadway
New York City
S & Your
Chichester
Tamond Rand
Tamond
Sokuh
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