Return Empty Cars and Sabbath Example in Early Sermon
A New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad executive cites freight cars returning empty as a symbol of moral bankruptcy when.service fails. The sermon notes President Harding’s Sabbath observance as a public moral example beyond law, urging leaders to live principles daily.
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America
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Camp Grove Community News March items and events
Names and updates from Camp Grove include births at the Jon Colgan and Ryan households, a move by F. De Thompson to a farm near Quincy, school enrollment reaching 50 pupils, local injuries and weddings in Peoria, and planned quilting, church sermons, and a trio contest starting in April.
Local Notes Trace Moves and Visits Across Putnam and Nearby
Milo Andy Driver will work for Mr. Marquis this year. Elmer Fulks visited Henry last week. Thomas Towne will work for Geo Henkins this summer. J E Johnson called on W F Applen last week. Frank Grange will work for Frank Thirkell again this summer. Charles Hufnagel moves back to his Princeton area farm. Wim Henkins visited Putnam for two days. Mrs Ella Bauer and Ruth Applen shopped in Bradford Saturday. Elmer Bell and sister Fannie Mielkey were Bradford callers. Oscar Chasteen sawed wood for Wantz Henkins and Elmer Towne on Monday. Mrs Margaret Pearl Applen visited her mother Mrs Mallum last week. Dan Hufnagel staying with Ames- helm as Ernest Wright ready to work. Joe Edson lived in Ottumwa prior year. Mr Rickey and family moved to Joe Huttenhouse place. Mrs Maude Applen received word of aunt’s death in Iowa. Aunt was sister of Mrs Harry Soper of Putnam and relative of Mrs Rachael Hunter of Henry. From Iowa paper: Mrs Belle Keller died Feb 28. survived by husband, daughter Pearl Mahaffey, two grandchildren, sisters Mrs Magie Soper and Mrs Letje Thomns, and son Edward. Born June 21, 1859 in Burton WV. moved to Putnam IL then Fremont, married July 22, 1879.
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Mr. Marquis
Elmer Fulks
Henry
Thomas Towne
Geo. Henkins
J. E. Johnson
W. F. Applen
Frank Grange
Frank Thirkell
Charles Hufnagel
Princeton
Wim; Henkins
Ella Bauer
Ruth Applen
Bradford
Elmer Bell
Fannie Mielkey
Oscar Chasteen
Elmer—Towne
Nargaret
Pearl Eamé
Mallum
Dan Hufnagel
Ames—helm
Ernest Wright
Joe Edson
Ottumwa
Rickey
Chesney Place
Jagel
Miley
Maude Appléon
Iowa
Harry Soper
Putnam
Rachael Hunter
Belle_Keller
Lester B. ‘Keller
Freemont
Pearl -Mahaffey
Sheridan Avenue
Mrs. Keller
Burton
West Virginia
Putnam IL
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