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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
5
Correspondence from Ft Wayne area families notes visits and calls with relatives in Kendalville Leo Hamilton Lake and Hicksville. Several residents attend Mayhew Chapel picnic and the Lake reunion while other pairs travel to Fort Wayne Greencastle and Cedarville for dinner, shopping, or greetings.
Sunday school crowds at SPENCERVILLE churches report 86 at M. E. with 3.60 collected and 97 at Lutheran with 2.55. Residents and visitors including Mrs. Susan Silberg of Auburn, Edw Billman and wife, and many others share day trips, visits, and travel to Auburn, Fort Wayne, and nearby towns. An auto funeral car is being built at Hicksville for H. W. Beams, with Hincklin of Garrett to handle funerals. A Stayne camp meeting is advertised for August 17 to 26 by a visiting group.
A bulletin from Indiana University calls on Indiana’s young men and women to attend colleges to support the nation in a scientific war. It stresses the need for trained physicists chemists engineers and leaders across sectors and notes President William L. Bryan’s push for a statewide college registration campaign next fall.
A reflection on home life stressing that true happiness comes from love, memories, and moral example rather than wealth. It contrasts domestic skills with grand achievements, praising tenderness, devotion, and self giving as the real riches. a view of women’s gentle influence like honeysuckle sweetening all.
A devotional piece urges children to guard speech and seeks family guidance. It weaves moral counsel about loving home life, proper conduct, health habits, and cautions against harmful habits, followed by a Golden Text and a detailed Bible lesson outline centered on Josiah and the reading of the Law.
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