Charlottesville Friends Church Service Schedule
Homer G. Biddlecum presides with Pastor Carl W. Jessup as Bible school opens at 9:30 a.m. Mothers Day service at 10:30 a.m. features choir music and awards for oldest and youngest mother oldest father and farthest distance attendee. Evening programs include Christian Endeavor and Bible study Book of James. Tuesday prayer meeting at Walter Creek home. Community Vacation Bible School starts Monday at 8:30 a.m. at Charlottesville school for ages 4 to 15.
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Walter O. Creek
Charlottesville
Mother's Day Service at Local Church Opens Open Forum
Sunday school 9 30 a m Supt Arthur Hewson morning worship 10 30 Sermon by pastor Mother's Day tribute to mothers James Montgomery A Mother's love poem cited Prayer meeting Web 7 30 at John Hastings home Young people meet 7 p m Charlottesville Open Forum.
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John Hastings
Charlottesville
Open
L. G. Sapp
Grover Clements
Community notices and visits fill Knightstown week
Charlottesville church gears for a Mother’s Day program at 7:30 p m. Rev L G Sapp leads services with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and prayer meeting Wednesday. A parade of visits includes Avery Thomas from Mt Pleasant Mich and Rev Frank Alberts of Indianapolis aiding a Dunreith revival. Local families host guests across Indiana as community events and travels unfold.
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Grant Johnston
Malcom
Oregon
Frank Alberts
Indianapolis
Dunreith Christian Church
Ralph Zapf
Alberts
Dunreith
Mary Elizabeth Creek
Winchester
Sue Lytle
Alexandria
Lilburn White
Lawrence Wales
Walter Creek
Trendon Creek
Peru
Harry Creek
Logansport
Glenn Gunning
Christine Matthews
Floyd Raquet
Arcadia
Everett Taylor
Cicero
Allen Garriott
Benton Morris
New Castle
I. L. Sparks
Huntington
J. L. Herkless
Blanche Adkins
Paul Peer
Beverly Ann
Florence Heifner
Rosella
Robert Earl White
Robert Lytle
Will McDaniel
John McDaniel
Urbana
Ohio
Louis Frederick
Knightstown
Linder
Waldo Binford
Westlend
Ella McClarnox
Christian Church
Dunreith Church
Belle Adkins
Milner’s Corner
Public Service Company completes new generator at Dresser plant
Public Service Company of Indiana reports a 50 000 kilowatt generator added to the Dresser power plant near Terre Haute increasing total plant capacity to 125 000 kilowatts and the system to 244 000 kilowatts. The $4 million expansion boosts industrial power for central and southern Indiana and serves about 153 000 electric customers.
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Central
Indiana
Public Service Company of Indiana
Dresser
Terre Haute
G. J. Oglebay
Middle West
Public Service Company
Luther L. Watkins obituary a Mansfield resident dies at home
The obituary recounts Luther L. Watkins born July 4 1885 in Indiana and dying May 4 1941 at his Mansfield Ohio home. It notes his work at the Saratoga Cigar store and Longs restaurant, two marriages to Emma Mae Wilson and Cleo Gardner, his children Luther Jr and Ethel Mae, and his lifelong devotion to family and neighbors. It concludes with a reflective verse about living by the road and serving others.
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Altho
Luther Lee Watkins
North Main St
Mansfield
Ohio
Luther
John Wesley Watkins
Beech
Rush County
Indiana
Carthage
Saratoga Cigar Store
Long’s Restaurant
North Park St
Emma Mae Wilson
Cleo Gardner
Woodbury
Luther, Jr
Ethel Mae
Beech Settlement
Ithamer Watkins
New Castle
Ind
Goldie Madry
Kokomo
Wyche Watkins
Anderson
Bertha Watkins
Sunday Visitors and Local Notices From Beech Settlement
A long column lists numerous callers from Greene and surrounding towns visiting families in Beech Settlement and nearby areas. It notes gatherings at the Kemper home, visits to Evans and Poston households, and various social calls, dinners, and weekend trips across Kokomo Indianapolis Greenfield Rushville and Franklin. The piece also includes memorial lines for Luther Watkins and notes several church and university events and family updates.
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J. H. Snyder
Fountaintown
Emerson Bass
Shelbyville
Maurice Cherry
Indianapolis
Henry Harris
Kokomo
F Kemper
Raymond Wilcoxon
Helen
O. B. Murray
Will Sparks
Will Sparks, Jr
Edward Evans
Esther Unger
Doyle Nigh
Harold Arnold
Bill White
Arthur Sunman
Anna Gayer
Greensburg
Alice Swain
Durst Beckner
Howard Earnest
Bluffton
Helen Ward
Frank Hull
Rushville
Lewis
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Priscilla ‘Candlewick
House OF Quality
Charlottesville Friends Church
Homer G. Biddlecum
Pastor
Carl W. Jessup
Bible School
Cleveland Methodist Church
Arthur Hewson
By James Montgomery
WLW
American Federation of Labor
Pitman-Wilson Co
Western
York
Jay C
Trump
Tion
Methodist Church
Avery Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Charles Thomas
Finley
Carl Jessup
Charles F. Reeves
Grace Hemmer
Seymour
Floyd Gambrel
New Palestine
Sadie Gambrel
Charles E. Zapf
Elmer Collins
Billy Ray
Hollanda Tulip Garden
Kennard
Charles Wilkinson
Ruth Foxworthy
Mrs
Doris Binford
Richmond
Clarence Paddock
Will Oldham
Beryle Scott
Anderson Hospital
Joseph Walker
Claude Walker
Jackson Township
Julia Carter
Maple Home
Byron Ball
Bobby
Orville
Stevens
Charlotte
Lucia Walton
Luke Walton
Irvington
Walton
WISH
J. R. Garland
North Salem
R. F. Dean
Max Vandenbark
Herman Smith
Walter Gaddis
Leon Wantz
Vaughn Stevens
Hagerstown
Fay Stevens
Orville Stevens
Harmon Watson
Herman
Howard Cranfill
Barrett Trees
Cleveland
Clarence Main
Clayton
Donard Shields
Harold Hudson
Flora Sipe
Mina White
Kathryn Jacobi
Lena Lewis
Iends
Walnut Ridge
Dorothy Pittman
Miss Pittman
Oklahoma
Wayman Herkless
al White
Clara Mattix
Virgil Sexton
Union City
David Hunter
Santa Anna
Calif
Asbury College
Wilmore
Sexton
Gwynneville
Charles Irvine
Ed Poston
Marjorie Nigh
Dorsey Smith
Near
Rays Crossing
Frank Wilcoxon
Harold Sample
Greenfield
D. E. Poer
Purdue University
Ned Poer
Loretta Thurston
Mr. and
W. P.thurston
William Ginniff
Ralph White
Fred Pollitt
Wilbur Keaton
Franklin
Pritchard
Hunt's Food Market
Hunt
Mrs. L. R. McDaniel
Mrs. E. M. Bradford
Kroger Grocery