Pentecost Service Plans and Go-to-church Sundays
The midweek service meets Thursday at 7 30 PM continuing the School of Christian Living. Next Sunday is the second Go-to-church Sunday with hopes for larger attendance. Sunday school at 9 30, worship at 10 30. Pentecost sermon titled The Experience Meaning of Pentecost. Some members attended Westland Friends church Sunday evening for L O Brown chalk lecture. First prize in the community.
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School of Christian Living
Westland Friends Church
L. O. Brown
Indianapolis
Poster contest winner shown with Bible prize
A Bible was presented to winner Caroline Furbay during the Sunday school hour last Sunday. Her winning poster is displayed in the window of McCarty Drug Store.
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Caroline Furbay
McCarty Drug Store
Wesleyan Methodist Church Notice and Schedule
Pastor W. G. Manchester leads the Wesleyan Methodist congregation with a Sabbath School at 9 30 led by Mrs. McCorkhill and a class meeting at 9 30 led by A. T. Coffin A prayer meeting is held Tuesday night at 7 30 The note quotes I John 4 10 about God loving us and sending his Son for sins propitiation.
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Mrs. McCorkhill
A. T. Coffin
John
Pentecost Go to Church Sunday at Fletcher M E Church
Unified service from 9 30 to 11 10 with baptism for those who wish. Pastor Collier preaches Pentecost the Birthday of Christianity and the evening service at 7 30 features Seeing the Unseen. Midweek 7 30 Thursday with choir practice.
Executor seeks final settlement of Manley estate in Rushville
The Executor of William M. Manley deceased files for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Interested parties must appear June 10 1936 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Howard E Henley Executor Wm J Henley Attorney 5-22-29
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William M. Manley
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Dale Fisher
Howard E. Henley
Wm. J. Henley
Jackson I. Frazier
Citizens National Bank
Knightstown
Ind
Newby & Newby
Final Settlement Notice in Rushville Estate Case
Administrator of the Estate of Willard G Miner deceased has filed his account for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. All interested parties must appear June 15 1936 to show heirship or claim to John F Miner Administrator. Newby and Newby Attorneys.
Probate of Jackson I. Frazier Estate in Rushville
The Citizens National Bank of Knightstown Indiana administers the estate of Jackson I. Frazier deceased. The hearing or settlement is scheduled in Rushville Indiana on Monday May 15 1936 as the 24th day of the regular term.
Local social notes from Charlottesville and surrounding towns
Mr Homer Biddlecum spends week in Oregonia Ohio. Mr and Mrs F J Givan visit Indianapolis. Phillip Stevens visits Reginald Shultz. Edith Hunt visits Mamie and Ida Jessup. Charlie Hudson works in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Robert Scott of Ohio visit. Taylor university Young People assist at Methodist church meeting. Florence Steffy visits sister Mrs Lyle Bell in Indianapolis. Miss Mary Catherine Jessup stays with the Howards south of Carthage. Mr and Mrs John White visit Mrs and Mrs Arthur Brunson. Mrs Flora Sipe and Lucile Hoogtersp spend a day in Greenfield. Mr and Mrs Cleve Beker of Anderson visit Walter Jessup family. Mr and Mrs Leo Huddleson of Bradford Ohio are parents of a baby boy born Sunday. Mrs Huddleson is sister of Frank Ledbetter and Mrs Grace Copeland. Missionary Society of Friends church holds all day meeting at Della Pearson’s home. Mr and Mrs Walter Bridges spend part of the week in New Castle with son Jesse Bridges. John Dents repairing home. Frank White doing the work. Earl Parker shows improvement this week.
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Homer Biddlecum
Oregonia
Ohio
F. J. Givan
Indianapolis
Phillip Stevens
Reginald Shultz
Edith Hunt
Mamie
Ida Jessup
Charlie Hudson
Columbus
Robert Scott
Taylor University
Methodist Church
Florence Steffy
Lyle Bell
Mary Catherine Jessup
Howard Baker
Carthage
John White
Arthur Brunson
Flora Sipe
Lucile Hoogterp
Greenfield
Cleve Beker
Anderson
Walter Jessup
Leo Huddleson
Bradford
Huddleson
Frank Ledbetter
Grace Copeland
Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Della Pearson
Walter Bridges
New Castle
Jesse Bridges
John Dent
Frank White
Earl Parker
Inspect Farm Roadside Fences For Signs And Debris
A local notice urges inspection of farm roadside fences to remove snipe signs and rubbish. Citizens are asked to maintain tidy boundaries and dispose of trash properly along rural routes.
Printing Press and Prosperity by Raymond Pitcairn
The Printing Press boosts prosperity by spreading knowledge and goods. Some advocate using it to print money, but inflation harms purchasing value. Behind productive presses for news and ads lies national strength. inflationary presses breed disappointment. Check subscription date. note baby chicks crowding in a warm house need ventilation.
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Washington
Community thanks for help at Friday night fire
A note of appreciation from residents thanks friends and neighbors who assisted at the Friday night fire including Mr and Mrs John Jessup and Mr and Mrs Fred Dado for their aid and support.
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John Jessup
Fred Dado
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Howard Tetrick
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New York
Alfred EB. Smith, Jr
Smith
Wesleyan Methodist
W. G. Manchester
Jerusalem
Furnish Motor Car CO
Baysback Fertilizer Co. Inc
Shelbyville
BY L. P. Holmes
Johnny Clehoe
Tex” Whipple
San Juan Delavan
Bar D Ranch
Ronella
Ronny” Delavan
Johnny
LEGAL
Willard G. Miner
John F. Miner
Charlottesville
Mary C. Jessup
America
Thriis
Lakehurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Commodore
Helen Leisy
Peoria
Ill
Germany
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
the Citizen
The
Geo. W. Williams Co
Knightstown, Indiana
Nowotne & Son
Mann
Daniel
S. Pennington Alhambra Theatre
Ella
Valor — Texaco Texaco
Harold Phelps
Chrysler
Plymouth
and J. I. Case
John Deere
Fordson Tractors
Rotary
Linville Motor Sales
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