Local residents share visits across towns this weekend
Mr and Mrs J Clunker move into Do Lane house. Summers filled with weekend visits as Geneva Showalter stays with Alice Melba Cotard. Several families travel between Lebanon Lafayette Kokomo Delphi Danville and Anderson for visits and social events including weddings and bridge parties. Reverend H L Marque will lead services at the Lutheran church.
Farming as Art and Lifeblood of Rural Life
A reflective note on agriculture describing farming as an art, a personal vocation, and a fundamental human impulse, framing farming as a core life mode rather than mere commerce. It emphasizes roots in human nature and the desire to create something meaningful and lasting.
Walk Worthy of the Lord in Colossians Sermon
Rockfield Christian Church pastor Warold Hanlin preaches on Colossians 1 9 14 urging believers to live worthy of the Lord by seeking God's will with wisdom and spiritual understanding. He contrasts modern church views with New Testament principles and stresses strength through God's power for patience and joy.
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Warold Hanlin
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Christ
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John
Fragmentary religious text about Christian conduct and light
A damaged passage discusses the Christian life and walking worthy of the Lord. It references Christ as savior and urges believers to live in the light, heed gospel admonitions, and remain faithful in spiritual inheritance.
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Vooh
Dranson
Church Announces Sunday Services at Breehren Lower Deer
The Breehren Lower Deer church announces Sunday School at 9:25 a.m. Morning Service at 10:30 a.m. and Evening Service. Pastor LL. P. invites parishioners with a cordial greeting. ML K C Cripe serves as superintendent.
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ML K.C Cripe
LL. P. Pastor
Community Worship Invitation At Jamden Mission
Sunday school at 9 AGM with M. Kennedy as superintendent. Morning worship at 30. Everyone invited to all services and urged to join if not yet attending. Official board notes meeting on the second Tuesday of exchange month.
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M. Kennedy
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First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule Noted
The notice lists minister as W A Gended and outlines Sunday school at 10 30 morning service at 1 157 and evening service at 7 30 with Bible reading on Wednesday. It emphasizes removing the church would remove the new stone of the community.
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W. A. Gended
How to Be Well Dressed for Modern Women
A guide on selecting new fashions with care. It stresses knowing current trends and choosing styles that suit individual figures and occasions. The tone reflects practical advice for presenting a polished, appropriate appearance.
No Lorser Hick Town Tf You and On Walking Stick
Fragmentary line from St Paul Dispatch notes a reforming town or district, suggesting change from a small, insular place to something more open while invoking walking stick symbolism. The readable text implies a social or cultural shift in a locality.
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Hick
St. Paul
Hard to Credit Money Taulks
A witty consideration of money and inflation noting that old dollars would not match past purchasing power. The speaker muses on how people would distrust money that tries to explain its own history and value.
St Peter's Lutheran Church Sabbath School and Services
The notice invites attendance at St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church with Sabbath School at 10 A M and morning service at 11 M. Harold Baker conducts the service and an orchestra directs. Strangers and those without a home in the community are urged to attend.
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St. Peter’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Webb Robeson
Harold Baker
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Eccentric Sea Monster Rumor Grips Noank Shore
A fanciful tale describes a real sea serpent creature ashore near Noank Connecticut. A seven foot eel weighing 27 pounds supposedly fought 20 minutes and tore a net to shreds while onlookers ponder marital vows as a preacher asks couples to "love honor and cherish" each other.
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Noank
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No Explanation Needed
Brief note quotes “Really fine things don’t have to be explained” from Amerient Magazine. The line reflects a minimalist sentiment on value and mystery without further context or events.
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Amerient Magazine
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Maurice Lenon
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Frank Snoeberger
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W. N. McPhail
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Everett Wolfe
Indianapolis
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W. K. Margoski
Delphi
Lake Wawasee
Ual
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A. ©. Clawser
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Grace Snoberger
Logansport
Kennedy
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Margaret. Kennedy
Edwin
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Charles Cole
Wabash R. R. Hospital
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Mary Francesz
Billie Junior
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Mary Margaret Preston
Howard Sheiland
Claude Sehneib
Delbert Koontz
Bobby
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Henry Wilson
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Watt Brothers
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Farmer Secrets
Rockfield Christian Church
Camden Record News
Breehren
Jamden MA. Kureh
First Baptist Church
American Surety Company
Bond
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Dunlops
Farmers State Bank
Cy Sawinds
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