Mt Zion Notes Ozark Holiness College opens term at Mt Zion
The Ozark Holiness Colleges at Mt Zion near Mansfield began its first term with plans for new students. Faculty and students reported cold weather affecting Sunday services. Miss Nash, a jewelers student, preached at the Baptist church and attended campus life on break. Heating installed in the dormitory provides comfort during winter. Various faculty and locals, including Brother Spindler and Brother Metall, were noted for sermons and campus activities.
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Ozark Holiness Colleges
Mt. Zion
Mansfield
Mary Adhamps
Thebes Sel
Appleton City
Thaehaunin
Miss Nash
Visihead
Iso
Teraint
Clark
Ava
Seston
Colleges
Spindler
Granade
Schowl
Local Social Roundup at Sagemour Area
A sequence of Sunday and weekday visits includes Turbatton's trip to Goa, Miss Nannie Looper, Charley Beageul, Bryan Carver dining with Miss Stella unit Cloths Gis kill, and others such as Raymond Riley and Miss Anna Taylor visiting families. Pie and singing events drew crowds at Pool schoolhouse and No 4 and No 6 venues, with pies totaling $10.15. a surprise waters party honored Miss Louise Wideldoe with many friends present.
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Will Turbatton
Goa
Trip
Nannie Looper
Charley Beageul
Bryan Carver
Stella
Giskill
Raymond Riley
Charley Newto
Bertha Miller
Ola Newton
Opal Hoover
Martin Gilley
Wife
Myrtle Miller
Sagemour
AL Bs Miller
Geo. Gaskill
Aunice Vanhooser
Pool School
Louise Wideldoe
Miny
Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope Baptist
Route Number Three preaching at the New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday and Sunday at Ulama. Rev Minwits, pastor, attended with Miss Alice Matlock who visited friends. Locals attended Mt Olive school entertainment on Friday. The fifth daughter of Jobin Dixon and wife reportedly doing better. A. Renkani and family dined with Col Harris. Hedrick and Jin Lani were dinner guests at Loren Land’s. Marion Branstetter visited his grandfather Deo Littl of Norworad. Dorrells and friends shared supper at Mr Moon’s Sunday. George Theis absent from school two days due to Lagthaedie. Relist’s killed hogs Saturday. Dine guests at Pred Justus’s Friday.
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A. Renkani
Lawrence
Col. Harris
S.or
Cure for Epilepsy Promises Relief After Suffering
Dr Miles nerve tonic advertised as a reliable remedy for nervous disease. The testimonial claims thousands cured and urges trial with money-back guarantee if not helped. Sold by all druggists, Miles Medical Co. Indianapolis.
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Miles Medical
Ethhart
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Dangers of Colds and Chamberlain’s Congestion Remedy
Dangers of colds are noted, urging prompt relief for serious diseases cold can cause. Chamberlain's Congestion Remedy is recommended to loosen a cold relieve the lungs aid expectoration and help the system throw off the cold, sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Arly
Rembert Rumblings Preaching and Local Visits At Pleasant Hill
Local items report Rev. N Findley preaching at Pleasant Hill first Saturday night and Sunday events. Numerous calls and visits noted among neighbors including Davis, Hensley, Jones, Caday, Young, Coday, Shady, and Beekman families with Sunday and Saturday social calls and hospital or home visits. Several names appear repeatedly in weekly fragment.
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Pleasant Hill
N. Findley
Davis
LW. Hensley
Did Wililitis
Jess Hack
Red Hake
Hose Young
Jess Hake
Mills Coday
Ava
Effie Jones
Blanche
Bessie Davis
Ernie
Oscar Shady
Hall Beekman
Kansas
John Hillford
Edgar Young
Eichu Coday
Elbert Coday
Elihu Coday
Blancho
Lessie Davis
Dollie Hensley
Colds are Often Most Serious Stop Possible Complications
The passage warns that colds can become serious and require attention. It urges action when sneezing coughing or fever appear and notes loss of sleep as a severe consequence. It promotes King's New Discovery as a scientifically based remedy available at druggists.
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King
Cedar Gap Items from Ozark Lassie
Local notes report visits by Scott Abbott of Mountain Grove to his brother Bel Williams and by Mr and Mrs D Williams of Kansas to relatives Mero and Mrs BK Ware. Fred Carter and children of Arkansas stay through winter while their baby is ill. Seymour boys skated on the lake Tuesday. Katie Connelly visited home on weekend. Clara and Anna Robinson called on Mrs Bramhall Saturday. Rev Spain and wife spent Sunday near New Grove. Mrs George Goolaby and Edna toured Mountain Grove. Bob Erb of Olden visited his father Col Erb.
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Kk. D. Williams
Kansas
Katie Connelly
Clara and
Anna’ Robinson
Mrs. Bramhall
Spain
New Grove
Phil Erb
Memphis
George Goolaby
Edna
Mountain Grove
Bob Erb
Olden
Col Erb
Ozark
Sunday Church Attendance and Village Socials Report
Names of local residents attended church at Mt Zion and First Point along with visits to homes such as Julia McCrite and John McCrite. A meeting at What Point closed while Pastor Evans preached. Rosebud area social notes include visits by Miss Milan, Thelma Wal lace and Mrs Heras Mesdames Spearlack and McCrue.
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Hosea Herod
John and
Rinymond Pierson
Mt. Zion
Robert Archer
Mother
Julia McCrite
Rei Bakerlina
George Baker
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A vintage patent medicine advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues and related ailments for men and women children’s bladder problems, promising cure in two months with a bottle. It offers mail order for $1 and references testimonials from other states. Doctor listed in St. Louis, Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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EL W. Hull
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Drugglata
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