Does Parenthood Pay lecture in Carthage church this afternoon
Mrs B A Rhine of Chicago lectures at the Friends church this afternoon at 2 30 on Does Parenthood Pay. Embroidery Rings advertised at Hill Gear. Rushville notes Knightstown seeks factories and Carthage is urged to join in the effort. A Denver telegram describes a panic at the Stock Dealers banquet with a rush for provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Rhine
Chicago
Friends’ Church
Knightstown
Enterprise
Carthage
Bert Winslow
Denver Col
Merle
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Gage
Chicago Evening Post
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Bopi
Chandler
Europe
France
Russia
London
Rushville Notes On Local Guests And Moves
Mrs Lee Dancer of Camden Ohio visits her mother Mrs Sarah Pugh on Main Street. The Young Ladies Whist Club meets Miss Emma Smith on Harrison Street with whist and a fine menu. Mrs Jefferson Churchill returns from Toledo. Mrs C H Gilbert of North Main visits aunt Mrs Tom Brown at Connersville. Miss Lois Turman returns to Chicago after two weeks with Miss Jennie Wallace. Prof E H Butler and family move to Winchester Indiana. Atty Will M Sparks leaves for Kentucky for a few days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dancer
Camden
Ohio
Sarah Pugh
Main Street
Emma Smith
Harrison Street
Jefferson Churchill
Toledo
C. H. Gilbert
North Main Street
Tom Brown
Connersville
Lois Turman
Chicago
Jennie Wallace
North Perkins Street
Westland Notes and Local Moves Across Neighb
Miss Grace Hood of Bengal visits Mr Lindamood and kin in Westland. Coffin family relocates to Carthage. McCarty's Ithamer and wife plan Elza Butler move. Nathan, sick and not improving, likely to fail. Capt Lee O Harris, County Superintendent, attended a Westland teacher institute and spoke on several topics. Rev Riley Garner began revival meetings at the Friends church last Sunday morning. Article mentions daughter of Carny at R B Binford's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hood
Bengal
Lindamood
Carthage
McCarty
Ithamer
Elza
Thage
Nathan
Lee O. Harris
Westland
Riley Garner
Friends’ ‘Church
Carny
R. B. Binford
Charlottesville notes and local life update
Charlottesville scene reports improving illnesses and social visits across town. Dennie Shea and wife joined Mass at Knightstown. Charley and Cora Thomas welcomed a son Sunday. Theobald family illness prompted D E Theobald to travel to Richmond. Walnut Ridge hosts quarterly meet next weekend. Greenfield guests S C Staley and family visited. Salvin Rays returned from Carolina to visit Louisa Theobald before heading to Westfield. John Stinger’s night watch home caught fire but neighbors saved it. damage slight. Edward Earles, Catharine Foley, and Lizzie Earles attended Jane Thomas's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Cora Thomas
D. E. Theobald
Richmond
Mr Lamb
Charles Winslow
Riverside
Z. Fries
N. Parker
Walnut Ridge
S. C. Staley and
Greenfield
Salvin
Carolina
Louisa Theobald
Westfield Ind
John Stinger
Edward Earles
Catharine Foley
Lizzie
Jane Thomas
Ministers Preach at Four Churches on Sunday at Willow
On Sunday at Willow, Chas Winslow of Riverside preached at the Friends church, Rev John T Hatfield of Cleveland spoke at the Methodist church, and Elder Willoughby of Carthage preached at the Christian church both morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Winslow
Riverside
Friends’ Church
John T. Hatfield
Cleveland
M. E
Elder Willoughby
Carthage
Christian Church
Preaching and town notes stir a gas town community
Rev Walter Smith preached at the M E church last Sunday and new postmaster praised. The text praises local temperance efforts, plans for a manufacturing site and notes on gas supply, ice, a new blacksmith shop, and upcoming campaign. Dawson’s benched swamp site and Yukon stretches are described along with a view on U S consular reform and commercial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
M. E. Church
S. C. Dunham
United States Labor Department
Dawson
Yukon
Choices of life work temptations for young people
The article discusses President Andrews of Brown writing in The Cosmopolitan on selecting a life vocation. It highlights the preacher's appeal for independence and social good, yet warns of temptations like insincerity, coddled status, and laziness that can erode a minister’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Brown
The
Cosmopolitan
Ben
Gods Unfailing Promises A Week Study
Rev W J Yates reflects on Gods promises in scripture II Corinthians 1 20 I Peter 1 4 and I John 2 25. Gods promises remain true through generations from Abraham to Christ offering divine nature and endless life. The lesson urges a week long promise meeting to identify God’s covenants, assess personal fulfillment, and seek remedies for failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Moses
Israel
Canaan
God
Christ
Christ Jesus
Bible study movement gains momentum across the nation
Increasing interest in Bible study prompts new day classes and trained leaders. The trend spans many regions, suggesting a nationwide renewal. The era emphasizes accurate historical understanding of scripture, especially the Old Testament, to foster informed application and better living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Christian Moderation in Pace and Speech
A historic urging for moderation in American life. The piece argues rapid transit and haste wear out people, urging slow, steady efforts. It emphasizes temperance in actions and speech, self control, and gentle leadership as enduring virtues for individuals and communities.
When the mists of pain are thickest and the storm is height
Poem-like prayer laments mortal pain and loss, asks for steadfast faith in God. The speaker describes fatigue, fading youth, and death, seeking refuge in the Lord whose unchanging nature anchors hope through darkest night and raging seas. The verse honors divine constancy and trust in scripture.
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Winship
Axa
Payvne
Payne
McCall’s
Glo
Ves
Brussels
St. Valentine’s Day
E. J. Dunn
Rushville
Pr. E. Bufkin
Morristown
E. N. Hill
Indianapolis
Walter B. Hill
Oliver Hill
Coffin’s Drug Store
Sarah Johnson
Albert Johnson
Ray Johnson
Amos Kenworthy
Raysville
Elgin Movement
James Ross
Rakestraw
W. T. Powell
Will Zion
Bentonville
Mids Lou Hill
Weingart
Omer Foxworthy
Grace Ryan
F. W. Creger
Falmouth
Sexton
Forrest Kennedy
Glen Rawls
Will Blacklidge
Coffin
George Sharer
W. H. Sharer
Willis Bayse
Anderson
Wickersham
Hill & Gear's
Ann Hunt
Martinsville
Wilmington
Ada Porch
Union City
A. W. Lamport
Coffin’ S Drug Store
Lizzie P. Hill
Indlianapolis
Hill
Gox
Lizzie Ballard
New Palestine
Worth Clark
Dolly Henley
Portland
Josiah Winslow
A. W., Newsom
Gurney Nixon
8. O
Hill & Gear
Levi Scott
Pasadena
Scott
Lee Wooten
Philadelphia
New York
Jyrus Coffin
Earlham College
Winona Newsom
Griffith Bros
Rakestraw’s
Otto Hill
Mary
B. W. Steere
Coffin’s
Thespastor
Christian Endeavor
Elwood Scott
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
Billie” Wilcutts
Sam Wilcutts
Klondike
Sea Island
Robert Gilbreath
Mr Gilbreath
E. H. Butler
Winchester
Ind
Will M. Sparks
Kentucky
Charlottesville
Dennie Shea
Arlington
James Gilespie
Wilber Smith
William Andrews, Jr
Maud Rigsbee
Aloyis Geyer
Minnie Long
Marshall Long
Laura Leonard
Dawson City
Henley Bros
Epworth League
W. J. Yates
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