The Bethlehem innkeeper and a Christmas call to action
A reflective meditation on the unnamed Bethlehem innkeeper, urging readers to see common people as fearfully and wonderfully made. It challenges modern passivity, urging sacrifice and service to the needy, citing the biblical maxim Inasmuch as ye have done it to the least of these.
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Jesus
Luke
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Golden Avenue
City of God
Mother of Jesus
God Man
Obituary: Mrs. Mary Ketchum of Edmond Dies at 85
Edmond Sun reports the death of Mrs Mary Catherine Ketchum nee McVicker aged 85 at her Edmond Oklahoma home December 4 1918 after a long illness. Born October 19 1833 in Tuscarawas County Ohio she lived in Illinois before moving to Oklahoma in 1909 with her husband Daniel Ketchum who died in 1911. Survived by daughter Hattie Whitman son Frank D Ketchum daughter Effie Fults and Nellie M Ketchum and grandson Harry Whitman. Funeral at West Main Street chapel conducted by Rev G H Simons and Rev O B Morris with burial at Gracelawn Cemetery.
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Henry
Oklahoma
Mary C. Ketchum
Mary Catherine McVicker
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Edmond
Archibald
Susanna McVicker
Peoria County
Illinois
Marshall County
Saratoga Township
Elizabeth A. Fox
Maryville
Kan
C. W. McVicker
Lexington
Neb
R. O. McVicker
Cozad
Daniel Ketchum
Spirit Land
Frank D. Ketchum
Wichita
Hattie S
H. E. Whitman
Effie V
J. A. Fults
Amber
Okla
Nellie M
Harry D. Whitman
Grandma Ketchum
Mrs. Whitman
Nellie
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Main Street
G. H. Simons
O. B. Morris
M. I
Gracelawn Cemetery
Widow Mildred Stogdill Dies at 28 in Magnolia
Mildred Bennett Stogdill of Arkansas City Kansas was born May 26 1890 and died December 18 1918 at her Magnolia home. She married Walter Stogdill March 11 1910 and leaves three children Helen 6 Walter 5 and Wilbur nearly 3. Funeral December 20 at home with Rev Young. burial in Magnolia cemetery.
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Mildred Bennett
Arkansas City
Kan
Magnolia
Walter Stogdill
Helen
Walter
Wilbur
Christian Church
Stogdill
Indiana
George W. Croft
Walter Cooley
Venona
Stoghill
Young
Allen B. Smith
Government details benefits for discharged soldiers
Washington reports outline demobilization aid including one month’s pay three and a half cents a mile home three cent two cent rail fare and unit demobilization at nearest home camp. Families urged to plan returning soldiers while poultry ad promotes A B Thomas Poultry Remedy as a money saver.
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State Council of Defense
Council of National Defense
Washington
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Merry Christmas
Yours
Peterman Bros
Henry, Ill
Henry Opera House
Paramount
George Beban
Douglas Fairbanks
Mildred Bennett Stogdill
Lawrence Johnson
Milford
Texas
Lawrence
Jay
Elmwood Gazette
Harvey Diehl
Here
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
George Washington
Federal Reserve
Thomas Jefferson
Kathryn Williams
Helen Eddy
Mr. Beban
Bob White
Lauto
G. E. Fenwick
B. A. Thomas
Duke Bros
W. H. Weathers
Quiram
Lacen
T. BE
Gapen & Co
Sparland
M. M. Henkins & Co
Putnam
aAdvt
Camp Grove
Deering
Janesville
Canton
Kingman
Peoria
Litchfield
Hayes
Peter Neuhalsen
MAY & Fox, Auctioneers
James Hickey
Avery
NP Ee
Fred Ely, SR
Miles Fox
J. O. Hill