Plumville Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Charles Wells and family of Plumville stayed with their mother Mrs. Nettie Wells on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay McQuilkin visited in Indiana Saturday. Mrs. Frank Kirk called in Plumville Tuesday.
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Charles Wells and
Plumville
Nettie Wells
Jay McQuilkin
Indiana
Frank Kirk
Harry Miller
Chas. Brady
Harry Wells
Manufacture
Harold Reams
Namine
Ida Banka
Pete Nastase
Crooked ‘Creek
Jane Blanchard
Ernest
Bebe Kirk
Sam Buys Kimono for Cora While She Needed Wool
In a wintry street scene Sam moral dilemma leads him to buy a yellow and black silk kimono for Cora, hoping to ease her cold with warmth though he plans frugally. A confessional moment follows when he realizes he should have bought warm woolens instead, and the gift triggers a mix of gratitude and guilt as Uncle Horace's box arrives.
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Cora
Sam
Henia Lincoln
Horace
Dixonville News Briefs Touch Local Happenings
Mrs. R D Cribbs and Indiana visitors returned from a trip while Mr Cribbs hunted in Elk County. Baptist church women surprised Mrs Lester Peters on her birthday with a noon dinner. Norman Kerr and daughter from Colyer visited the Maloney family. Charles and Edna Miller with Emma Watson shopped in Indiana. Leonard Wheeler shot a deer and his brother Clyde bagged a bear. Mrs Eugene Zerfoss shopped in Indiana. Verse from the Bible Job 26 8 notes God restrains waters and clouds.
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Dixonville
R. D. Cribbs
Indiana
R. D
O. Napp
Edna Miller
Emma Watson
Leonard Wheeler
Clyde
Eugene Zerfoss
Why Christmas Comes Lesson by Rev Harold Lunpquist
The Christmas lesson emphasizes Johns love as the source of true charity and belief. It traces love origin, manifestation, and results, urging readers to keep Christ in Christmas and to read Luke 2:1-20 on Christmas day, highlighting faith, forgiveness, and boldness before God.
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Harold Lunpquist
The
Mopty Ble Institute of Western Newspa Her Union
Immanuel—God
Jesus
Earth
America
Longfellow
Hheart
Bethlehem
John
God
Christ
Calvary
Real Poverty In Society And Its Stigma
A reflective piece argues poverty remains imagined more than real except when hunger exists. It condemns the social shame attached to poverty and the view that being poor is worsened by fashion and public perception in the country.
Faith in Our Fellow Man and Life Prose Reflections
A compact collection of maxims and quotes exploring trust and virtue. Includes Johnson on suffering wrong, a note on happiness from Demosthenes, and Grevilly’s warning about self-deception. The items reflect moral guidance through concise statements about trust, humility, and personal insight.
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Johnson
The Poinsettia Origin Story and Its Christmas Rise
A brief history of the poinsettia from Dr. Joel Poinsett’s 19th century Mexico travels to its status as a festive symbol. The blooming flame red flower, once hard to cultivate, became stable through years of propagation. The flower was named for its discoverer, Dr. Poinsett, and its use expanded across wreaths decorations and seals. Also a short humor note about a broken engagement and a florist order mix up.
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van Buren
Joe Roberto Poinsett
Mexico
Poinsett
United States
Poingett
Dr. Poinsett
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Zenith
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Western Newspaper Union
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G. W. Graff CO
N. 6Th St
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Indiana Fruit & Produce Store
Demosthenes
Grevilly
Henry
Lora
Young Bagesby
Marian
KERCH
Helena B. Vogel
Philadelphia
Penna
Willis & Henderson Floral Company
Wayne Avenue
Patronize Progress
Paris
Colgates
SETH
Saouet
PAGE
Williams
Colgates Covys
Saenty Razors
Ever Ready
Altostrop Gillripre
SHLCK
Christy Enders
Segal Razors
Durands
Whitmans
Mary Lincoln
Reymers Chocolates
Bon Bons
Daugherty
Penna. R.R. Sta
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