Church Notes Show Sunday Services and Meetings
Friends Church notes announce Bible school at 9:45 a.m. led by Wil Moore and 11 a.m. preaching. Prayer meeting at 7:00 p.m. Thursday. Ladies Aid hosts a Valentine party Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs Clyde Henley’s home with exchanges. Epworth League 6:00 led by Ruth A Henley. Meetings also with Mrs Katherine V Kennedy at 2 p.m. Wednesday. J I Meyer is pastor. East St Christian Helpers meet next Thursday with Mrs J A Sipe. Bible School 9:30 a.m. Preaching 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
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Ladies’ Aid of Friends Church
Clyde Henley
Epworth League
Ruth A. Henley
Ladies’ Aid
Katherine V. Kennedy
Town to Build Corn Canning Factory South of Arlington
Arlington plans a new corn canning factory to open this summer. A group of businessmen and two Morristown residents form a $50 000 capital company. Mr. Woodard of Shelbyville named manager. Plant will be east of the C I W railroad station and switch work may start soon.
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Arlington
Morristown
Woodard
Shelbyville
We Must March Drama and Narcissa’s Western Quest
A Public Library Notes excerpt describes Narcissa, golden-haired bride of a medical missionary, amid savage frontier danger before white settlement. Marcus journeys back over the Rockies in winter to salvage Oregon for the United States and win Narcissa’s heart. A rare book is cited.
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Rockies
Narcissa
Marcus
Oregon
United States
Notary Public Offers Auto License Services
Notice from Fred Brooks Notary Public announcing readiness to issue automobile or truck licenses and providing contact phone 8 207.
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Fred Brooks
Notary Public
Coffee seen as stronger stimulant than alcohol says dean
Dean Henry H. Rushby of Columbia College of Pharmacy in New York City argues coffee boosts work beyond normal strength while alcohol depresses and dulls restraint. He notes coffee carries a later sleep penalty, contrasting the two stimulants in a Popular Science Monthly report.
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Henry H. Rushby
Columbia College of Pharmacy
New York City
Popular Science Monthly
How Rocks Form In Different Geological Ways
Rocks form in several ways during geologic ages when the Earth was molten. Metamorphic rocks arise from pressure heat or chemical action deep underground. Rocks do not grow but increase in size by accretion of material from outside.
How to Curb the Dishonest Propaganda Note
Quote attributes a B W Howe monthly remark on curb dishonest people. It argues public rebuke deters deadbeats liars and impolites, claiming certainty that lack of scolding lets dishonesty thrive. The piece frames rebuke as civic duty and personal preaching by citizens.
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B. W. Howe
Publicity as a Fine Art Persuades a Reclusive Man
The Ohio State Journal notes publicity has become a fine art capable of convincing a man with only two-pants suits who rarely goes out to purchase a wardrobe trunk of the latest model.
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Ohio State Journal
Second Federation Meeting Features Sermon and Music
Sam Polavina of Armenia known as Methodist Sam shared his life story Sunday at the Auditorium. Mrs Maud Porter sang with Helen Gause at the piano. a quartet including Newsom Lineback Pitts and Heifner performed. Carthage Federation of Churches elected J A Lineback president Rev A A Coil vice president Winona Newsom secretary treasurer. Next Sunday at 2 pm Rev E L Glover will speak with special music.
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Sam Polavina
Armenia
Sam
Maud Porter
Helen Gause
S. L. Newsom
J. A. Lineback
H. O. Pitts
E. B. Heifner
Carthage Federation of Churches
Rev
A. A. Coil
Winona Newsom
Sec
Treas
E. L. Glover
Awaiting Word from Suburbs International Radio Test
A historic radio test week lists numerous foreign stations to tune beside American channels. Listings include London 2L0 366 WDAF 365 Cardiff 5WA 353 WW4 353 Glasgow 5SC WLW 423 Mexico CYX 325 WSAI 325 Havana PWX 400 WHAS 400 Paris FPPT 458 WCAE 461 Berlin 506 Toulouse PTT 315 WSMB 319.
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London
WDAF
Cardiff
Glasgow
Mexico
WCAE
Berlin
Toulouse-Ptt
WSMB
Center Township Reports Eighteen Smallpox Cases
Eighteen smallpox cases are reported in Center Township with two at ways. All cases are light or variloid. A Senior class play at Center schools, slated for Thursday, has been postponed.
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Center High School
Center Township
Center Schools
Death of Mrs Thomas Wall Ward
Death notices the death of Mrs Thomas Wall aged 01 years at her Marion home last Friday. She leaves husband and two children, son Charles and a daughter. She was sister in law to John Wall of Marion and well known locally.
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Ward
Thomas Wall
Marion
Charles
John Wall
Marriage of Miss Ramona Pitts and W Frank Morris
Miss Ramona Pitts daughter of Mr and Mrs H O Pitts of this place married W Frank Morris son of Mrs L M Hall of Morriston Ark on Wednesday at 2 pm in Lewisville by Rev Charles S Dudley of the Friends Church. Morris previously barbered in Indianapolis and has been in Knightstown three months assisting in the Osa Miller shop. They reside on North Washington Street in Knightstown.
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Ramona Pitts
H. O. Pitts
W. Frank Morris
L. M. Hall
Morriston
Ark
Lewisville
Charles S. Dudley
The
Friends Church
Morris
Indianapolis
Knightstown
Osa Miller
Washington Street
Former Richmond Resident Dies at 74
Mrs Robert S. Whitton, age 74, longtime resident of this place, died last Friday morning at her home in Richmond. Survived by husband and three sons Christopher David and Frank of Richmond and Mrs Mary Winkler of Rushville. Funeral services were held Sunday with burial in Earlham cemetery.
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Robert S. Whitton
Richmond
Christopher
David
Frank
Mary Winkler
Rushville
Earlham Cemetery
Rutherford Guests of Nowotne and Smith Families
Mr and Mrs Y. P. Rutherford of Arlington Oregon were guests of Earl Nowotne and family and Mrs Almira Smith and family last weekend.
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Y. P. Rutherford
Arlington
Oregon
Earl Nowotne
Almira Smith
Mr and Mrs Vinton Hudson at South Webster Ohio
The Citizen offers a one year subscription to readers in South Webster Ohio for 1.50 dollars as this week’s local notice.
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Vinton Hudson
South Webster, O
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Henley
A. W. Winfield
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Bridge
Omer Prater
H. E. Ratliff
Jeweler
Harvey’s Grocery
Alva A. Newsom
Eretenday
Bible School
Wil, Moore
Charles S. Dudley, Pastoi
J. I. Meyer
East ST. Christian
J. A. Sipe
Public Library Notes
Auditorium Theatre
Jack Holt and
Noah Beery
Zane Grey
Arizona
Raymond Griffith
Dude
Duluth
Betty Compson
Paradise
San Francisco
Chinatown
Mack Sennett
Maids Club
Friendly Circle of Friends Church
Hair Shoppe
Marcel and
Bob Curl
Rinces
Kyser
Alta Tweedy
Lucius Nixon
Miami, Fla
Gates’ Variety Store
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