Zion Church Influences in Symond's Creek Valley Past and Present
A historical sketch of Zion church later Pleasant Hill, tracing its groundbreaking role in evangelical life among Symond's Creek Valley rural communities. It lists early pastors from G. G. Platz to W. Feller and notes the shift in devil imagery from fierce to refined, with ongoing revival and circuit history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Symonds’ Creek Valley
United Brethren
River Brethren
German Baptist
Methodist
Church of God
The
Friends
Catholic
Universalist
Jesus
Satan
Christ
Hell
Angel
Hel
Beelzebub
Red Dragon
Symond’s Creek Valley
Old Zion
Pleasant Hill
Zion
Evangelical Association
East Germantown
G. G. Platz
G. A. Blank
Philip Bretsch
Samuel Dickover
C. G. Glaus
Wm. Bockman
Jacob Kiplinger
M. Mayer
F. Weishaupt
P. Bretsch
E. Evans
A. O. Oakes
D. S. Oakes
Philip A. Orth
Geo. B. Haldeman
W. H. Mygrant
G. C. Steininger
P. A. Orth
C. M. Pierce
H. E. Myers
H. E. Overmyer
J. M. Rogers
Phil Buckler
J. M. Smith
R. F. Johnson
J. F. Johnson
A. F. Weisjohn
C. W. Spangler
A. E. Wyrick
M. L. Shideler
P. L. Brown
Chas. McChenney
W. Feller
D. A. Kaley
B. F. Wissler
Indiana Food To Win The War
Dr. H E Barnard, federal food administrator for Indiana, reports that the Central States including Indiana bear a heavy burden in the war effort. Indiana must boost pork production by 20 percent next year, with a nationwide shortage of pork and sugar highlighted as critical to feeding U S forces allies and war victims. The Hoover administration notes Germany is not more at risk than the United States, and new slaughter rules will limit hogs under 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Indiana
Washington
H. E. Barnard
America
United States
Food Administration
State Council of Defense
Italy
France
Germany
Hoover Food Administration
Barnard
New Lisbon Woman Cited as Busy Indiana Mother
The New Castle Times highlights a New Lisbon woman who canned over 200 cans of fruit this summer while caring for a family of fifteen and a newborn, earning an undisputed title of the busiest woman in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Times
New Lisbon
Henry County
Indiana
Red Cross
Cambridge City to Build Public Sewer Under Resolution 3 1917
The Cambridge City Town Board declares a sewer project to serve abutting properties and collateral drains. It describes the sewer route from South Second Street alley to Walnut Street and Mulberry Street areas, with tile sizes 18 to 30 inches and cost assessments split between local and district shares, payable over ten years if bonds issue. Remonstrances are allowed December 6, 1917 at 7 PM in the council chamber, with Clerk H. E. Stannah presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Indiana
South Second Street
Block
Front Street
Walnut Street
Mulberry Street
Board of Trustees
White Water River
Section
Township 16
4Th Street
Said Street
Green Street
Newby’s Addition
Said Addition
South Third Street
P., C., C. & St. L. Railway Co
Hawkins’ Addition
Church Street
Boundary Street
Valley Street
Hagerstown Canal
White Water Canal
North Front Street
Block 11
Block 13
Block 1
General Assembly
State of
Bioard of Trustees
H. E. Stannah
Ind
Delaware Street
Shawnee Avenue
Simmons Street
Shawnee Street
Pottawatomie Street
Maple Street
Hawkins Addition
Board of
General Assembly of
Council Chamber
Notice of Declaratory Resolution for Local Sewer Improvements
Town of Cambridge City Indiana trustees adopt Improvement Resolution Number 4 1917 for local sewers to serve property abutting streets Center Third Mulberry Chestnut East Canal and nearby areas including Main trunk sewer connections near the Big Four Railroad. Description lists seven sewer routes with precise street junctions and trench paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Cambridge City
Indiana
Center Street
Second Street
Third Street
Big Four Railroad Company
Green Street
East Canal Street
Church Street
Mulberry Street
Chestnut Street
Eastanal
Main Street
Front Street
School House
Chestnut Treet
Said Street
Public Improvements in Cambridge City Seeks Assessments
The Cambridge City trustees announce sewer work across Walnut Street Delaw are Street Shawnee Avenue and adjacent alleys with communication sewers to Simmons Street and other connections. Assessments are payable over ten years at 5 percent interest, bonds to contractors if not paid, remonstrance date December 31, 1917.
Estate of Phili Blumke final settlement notice
In the Wayne circuit court October term 1917 Clara Blumke executrix presents final account and vouchers for the estate of Phili Blumke deceased The circuit court will examine the account on December 15 1917 All heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved John C Dodson attorney 37-8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phili Blumke
Wayne Circuit Court
Clara Blumke
Ae Blumke
Circuit Court
Genees
Clara Blumee
John C. Dodson
Estate of Frank H Knollman final account filed
Notice to heirs and creditors in Wayne circuit that Henry C Bullerdick as executor has filed a final settlement for the estate of Frank H Knollman deceased. The circuit court will examine the account on December 15 1917 and all heirs or creditors must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Gardner Jessup Hoelscher White attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Knollman
Wayne Circuit Court
Henry C. Bullerdick
Circuit Court
Henry C. Burdick
Gardner, Jessup
Hoelscher & White
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Steel Fiber
NIKS
Morris & Krahl
REED
Richmond
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Richmond’s
Rey At
Ili Gor
Mazola
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place, New York
G. H. Gamman
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