Obituary for Samuel Phillips Dated October 20 1803
The obituary recounts the death of Samuel Phillips, youngest son of Lewis A. and Rosalie Pahil, born Oct 20, 1803 and died June 14, 1813 at 6:50 pm aged 25 years 24 days after seven years of faith and service to the Friends church. It notes his gentle character, the tenth given to church benevolence, and his last days prayers. The family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for aid during illness and death, listing Lewis Phillips Lena D Phillips Mrs Otha Murst William E Thompson and wife to Bama L Gibbs.
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Tre’s
Lewis Phillips
Lena D. Phillips
Otha Murst
Local notes list visitors and church events in Kentland area
AMO. Wilford Cummings visits grandparents in Kentland as school resumes after flu break. Rev. Ray Banks from Heltonville to preach at the Baptist church. Town residents host relatives and travel details appear for Tinnest Dyer Casey Til and the Orrells. Purdue camp students return home and hospital news on Miss Buelarlockett. Several local social visits, military furloughs, and travel plans noted among families and neighbors.
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Ray Banks
Heltonville
The
Baptist Church
Stilesville Notes Highlight Local News and Sports
Miss Doris Oursler spent the weekend with home folks while a flu uptick appears in town. The S H S boys defeated Belle Union 48 to 8. Indiana University students Conrad and Guibert Rhea visited home. Ralph Heagin escaped injury when the Ford he rode overturned west of town. a broken windshield was the damage. Edward Stringer reports his son Edward has spent forty days at the front uninjured.
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Conrad and
Guibert Rhea
Indiana University
Ralph Heagin
Ralph
Warren Stringer
Edward
Local Socials Note Mini Event Roundup
Goldie Roark attended a film day night and Sunday events. Avis Knetner known as Morgan. Mrs Anna Goodwin's aid society meeting Thursday. Frank Garrett and daughter Sel with Lucy visited Mr and Mrs Will Shuck last Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Clyde Walla visiting relatives near Roachdale. Mr and Mrs Jerry Key of Stilesville spent Sunday with Jo Miller and children. Sam Campbell and Goldie Ruark joined dinner at Will Shuck's last Saturday.
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Frank Garrett
Sel
Lucy
Mrs. Wi Shuck
Jerry Key
Stilesville
Jo’ Miller
Sam
Campbell
Goldie Ruark
Will Shuck
Local residents noted in Fillmore and nearby visits
Bethel Albert Hunter helped involve stock in the Sinclair and Smith store in Fillmore on Tuesday of last week. Peter Storm of Indianapolis visited relatives in the area last week. Numerous locals were seen shopping in Greens Castle with many families and individuals listed among attendees.
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Albert Hunter
Sinclair & Smith
Fillmore
Peter Storm
Indianapolis
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Multiple Parcels South and West of Danville
A sequence of transfers documents deeds and guardianships across Danville Plainfield Brownsburg and surrounding areas. Names include Jediah W. Hussey Lester Robison Preston Cook Finley Franklin Mary J Christie Everett Huddleston Mary L Homan Eleanor Woodward Alice J Boyd and many others with parcel details from Crawford's and Worth's additions to various quarter sections and plots. Transactions total several thousand dollars with guardianship and trust arrangements noted.
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Jediah W. Hussey
Columbus
F. Edmondson
Crawford
Clayton
Jediah W
Preston Cook
Ivy C. Sheets
Finley Franklin
James Willard
Jennie C. Hadley
Mary J. Hadley
Mary J. Christie
Paul
K. Christie
Everett W. Huddleston
William E. Thompson
Browns
J. Woodward
Louisa “J.” Woodward
Plainfield Worth
McCarty, Lodygeto
Mintie Jordan
Maple Hill
Jeanie Ce
Pheilisy
Local Visits Across Greencastle and Vicinity
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Snodgrass and Grace, Gladys and Ruth Morgan moved to Greencastle last Monday. Roy Phillips and children from Fillmore visited Mrs. Morgan last Sunday. Mary Hunter and sons visited her parents Morris and Mrs. Goodwit. Carrie Morehart visited Flora Odell last Tuesday. Anna Snodgrass spent Monday with Mrs. Morgan. Bert Poer and sons near Winchester visited Will Shuck last Thursday. Jim Smith and daughter Anna visited Jo Campbell this week. Hallie Haven called on Jo Garrett last Tuesday. Sam Campbell spent last...
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Greencastle
Fred Hunter
Charles Rector
Macle Wallace
Lawrence McGinnis
Claude Rirod
Susenne Bassett
Oran Buis
Myrtle Storm
Nerbert Higgins
Frank Snodgrass
Grace
Gladys
Ruth Morgan
Roy Phillips
Fillmore
Morgan
Mary Hunter
Mrs. Morris Goodwit
Carrie Morehart
Flora Odell
Bert Poer
Winchester
Will Shuck’s
Hallie Haven
Jo Garrett
Hopefulness of the Future by James Paxton Voorhees
The writer discusses war weariness and a shared drop in morale after conflict. He notes broad sympathy and a common low mood, caused by unfulfilled hopes for liberty and the difficulty of realizing ideal freedom in imperfect social structures. The piece ends urging understood, hopeful perspective and duty. The public schools will not take their usual week's holiday this year, only closing on two days, Christmas and New Years.
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James Paxton Voorhees
Proved Spirit of Democracy in wartime food effort
The piece credits the American people with voluntary service and sacrifice underpinning Allied strength and morale. It cites doubling exports, delivering twenty trillion tons of food to Europe, and Hoover’s pledge to meet the food problem through voluntary action, highlighting democracy proving its effectiveness under strain.
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Europe
America
Germany
Food Administration
United States
Mr. Hoover
Farmers Save 16 Million Bushels in Threshing Campaign
The U S Food Administration credits farmers and threshers across 33 grain states for saving 16 000 000 bushels of wheat through cleaner threshing and field gathering. Reduced losses in barley oats rye and other grains boosted farmer earnings and fed the nation during six months of campaign.
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United States
U. S. Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Food conservation in America the triumph of devotion
The piece extols voluntary food saving in the United States as a peaceful, successful effort that kept bread prices steady and prevented shortages. It credits citizens with self-denial and shared sacrifice, noting increased pork and sugar as wheat stores grew, and frames this as a global moral victory against German hunger.
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America
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