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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
6
Local Clinton items span Newport visitors and visits, court activity in Newport, engagements and home life, a fatal accident in St. Louis, school sports results, tax deadlines, new arrivals and departures, and community events. The column strings together personal notices, family news, and regional happenings with multiple named residents and places.
A cordial invitation invites all to worship God at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. The morning sermon ponders What is every Christian's business and the evening addresses Grand Larceny or will a man rob God. Morning service 11 o'clock. evening 7. An illustrated India lecture follows. Sabbath school meets 6:45. Rev. C. E. Fowler, Pastor.
The Bath district convention of the Worcs Relief Corps was held at Broal Wednesday July 23. The district includes Clay Green Sullivan Parke Vigo and Vermilion counties.
Lyle and Ray Crane return home from the West after a year or two. Ira and Clarence Church came back from Newcastle and Clarence will teach at Sandytown schools. Ward Farrington visited Bloomington. Mrs. Albert Ford visited Illinois. Miss Malinda Heber and Mrs. John Heber left for Oklahoma. Mrs. Lyman Smith of West Terre Haute spent time with Henry Smith. Ross Miller has a new buvey. Civarge Price, a carpenter, fell from Mar Ford's barn roof injuring a toe. Mr. Sewart Shadley and daughter Daisy of Rosedale visited Lawrence Harlan.
Advertises thousands of acres in the Panhandle of Texas with rich soil abundant grass and good rainfall. Priced at 8 to 15 per acre now and expected to rise to 50 to 100 per acre. excursions on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
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