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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1925

Page

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Union Services At Park Sunday Eve

The series of union park services returns Sunday evening with Rev. William Strietelmeier of Baltimore preaching. Saron Reformed Church will provide the opening concert at 7 and a 6:30 young peoples program at the park chapel, weather permitting the gathering moves to the area Reformed church. Two illustrated songs will follow the sermon.

William Strietelmeier Reformed Church Baltimore Union Park Strietelmeier Linton Saron Reformed Church Saron Area Reformed Church Jesus

Church Services and Upcoming Events at Atlas Revival

The Atlas revival continues to next Friday night with a children's drill before the sermon. Brother Neal will deliver an instructive message titled An Age of Doubt. A varied program includes hymns sung by the congregation and a Joseph study in the young people’s meeting at 7:45 p.m. Events include a Glenburn mission benefit social on the church lawn and a Bloomington lay institute trip for young people on July 30. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Tuesday at Mrs. Bohley’s home. A finance letter will outline church needs, and Easter motto emphasizes love labor and loyalty. Rev. Wm Strietelmeier will preach at Union Park Sunday night.

Atlas Linton and Ellis Brother Neal Dayton Joseph Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Earl Bohley Sixth Street Glenburn Mission Glenburn Riverdale Bloomington Epworth League Institute Mitchell

Lord never takes a vacation church reminder

A brief religious note quotes J. R. Clark, a minister, urging continued church attendance. It states the Lord never rests from work and encourages not to miss Sunday worship. The message promotes steadfast faith and communal gathering.

J. R. Clark

Picnic at the Park Next Day Service Speaks Welcomes All

The parish invites families to a school picnic planned for tomorrow morning with a morning service featuring Walking in Newness of Life sung by Miss Winifred Sandy of Cloverdale Indiana. The church will provide music for the evening youth service and asks attendees to join the prayer meeting Wednesday evening under Pastor Oren A Cook.

Winifred Sandy Cloverdale Ind Park Saron

Sunday school and evening service at Glenburn church

Nola Yoder deaconess invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 tomorrow morning and an evening service at 7 30. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday. Deaconess on vacation means no youth meetings next week while all other church services continue. Thursday ice cream social on the church lawn supports the building fund. Claude Robinson leads services.

Christ Glenburn Mission Claude Robinson Trustees of Glenburn Methodist Nola Yoder

Notice of administration for estate in Greene County Indiana

The undersigned appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Greene County Indiana as administrator of the estate of Myra M Love deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. July 18 1925. ALFORD

Greene County State of Indiana Myra M. Love

George the Motorman and the Lake Trip Accident

A nostalgic reminiscence about George a popular trolley motorman famed for stopping for people and sharing jokes with boys on lake trips. An accident involving a car and the trolley leads to a confrontation over blame and a reprimand that emphasizes punctuality, duty, and safety.

George Simmer Georgé Thompson Birck

Character versus Reputation in Public Perception

The quote contrasts inner character with external reputation, noting many rely on public opinion rather than true virtue, leading to eventual exposure of both flaws and esteem in individuals and societies. It emphasizes the danger of equating reputation with real character.

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