Paul and Timothy in Macedonia Mission Call
A lesson outlines Paul's vision to go to Europe, selecting Timothy and Timothy's background and circumcision. It notes Barnabas and Mark's separation, their moves through Asia to Macedonia, and Lydia’s conversion at Philippi, highlighting mission strategy and divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Paul
Europe
Pal
John Mark
Barnabas
Mark
Cyprus
Silas
Syria
Cilicia
Timothy
Lystra
Iconium
Jerusalem
Asia
Asia Minor
Philippt
Tein ‘Paul
Lydia
Thyatra
Atepe
the Inquirer
Fragmentary stray lines from an old article
The readable segments show disjoint phrases about being driven somewhere by a crowd, referencing knees and wisdom. They lack a clear person, place, or event to form a proper news item.
Motor trips bring families from many places
Mrs. Wm. Haughn Mrs. EB Shinkler and Byron left Friday on a motor trip to Washington D C New York City Philadelphia Atlantic City and eastern points. They joined by Glenn Shinkle at Muncie Ind. The party returning from a west trip including Pike's Peak Yellowstone Park arrived home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Haughn
EB. L. Shinkler
Byron
Washington
Dea.c
New York City
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Muncie
Ind
Lorenzo McGinness
Walter Bowles
Helen
Hirsch
Mr. Bowles
Josiah Bowles
Picnic honors Harve Loehrs at Claypool home
A Sunday dinner at C. B. Claypool's home in Martinsville honored Mr and Mrs Harve Loehr of Canton Ohio with many guests including J R Johnson Terre Haute and Greta Lee. John Kelley returned from Martinsville sanitarium where he improved after two weeks. Lester Shanks and Edna Mae Barr announce the birth of a son weighing nine and a quarter pounds Thursday July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Claypool
Harve'Loehr
Canton
Ohio
Harve Loehr
J. R. Johnson
Terre Haute
A. W. Johnson
Jesse Johnson
Kenneth
J. E. Lee
Greta
W. V. Deahl
Halleen
Eleanor
Jeanette Sharger
Chicago
Cora Lamb
Casey
Ada Netzley
Ben Netzley
Richard
George Horner
Mary Margaret
Lloyd Perigo
Calumet City
Beulah van Wey
Detroit
Mich
C. E. Baird
Ruth Lindsey
Densel
Lucille
Ruby
Opal
Reba
John Kelley
Martinsville
Ind
Lester Shanks
South of Town
Westfield Social Notes Include Vacations and Visits
Westfield residents report trips and visits across states. Theodore Nichols and family plan a three week vacation to Oklahoma with Mrs. Nichols parents I N Terrell. Beulah Cornwell joined Fred Want for a Champaign visit to nieces Mary Lois Want and Ruth Stewart. Others host and visit relatives in town and surrounding area.
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Theodore Nichols
Benneta
Daisy Olwin
O. B. Waite
Miles City
Montana
C. B. Briscoe
Obituary of John M. Taylor from Dennison area
John Milton Taylor born Terre Haute Indiana December 9 1857 died July 29 1928 at age 70 years 7 months 20 days. He lived near Dennison most of life married America Johnson September 1 1880 and had nine children two predeceased him. Survived by widow and 13 grandchildren and several siblings. He served as superintendent of Dennison Sunday school for 33 years and remained active in the M E Church South. Funeral details omitted.
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John Milton
Robert
Sarah Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Wabash Township
Dennison
America
Johnson
Robert ‘Chester
Ora
Harold R
Santa Ana
Calif
Orville EB
Elmer Maston
Ferrel
Taylor
Finise
Long
M.E. Church
South
Dennison Sunday School
Chad
White
Funeral for Rev R F Purdue in Clay City
The Rev R F Purdue of Clay City was laid to rest at Dunlap cemetery amid floral tributes and condolences from relatives and friends expressing deep love and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Purdue
Clay City
Dunlap
Master in Chancery's Sale in Clark County Illinois
Special Master in Chancery Hollenbeck advertises sale of 40 acres in Clark County Illinois. The property lies in Section 28 Township 12 North Range 14 West Marshall at the east courthouse door. Terms: cash in hand. Complainant's solicitor Top H. Slavely.
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Hlinots
Clark County
Clark
Marshall
State of
Illinois
Mlinois
Bae
Hollenbeck
Minois
H. R. Slavely
Notice of Probate Will Hearing for Kuykendall Estate
County court of Clark county Illinois has set August 25 1928 at 9 am in Marshall for proof of the will of Lyman Kuykendall deceased. Unknown heirs of Lyman Clay Kuykendall and William Kuykendall Sr. are notified to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Lawyer WM Hollenbeck and county clerk Leroy McNary sign as officials.
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Illinois
Clark County
James Kuykendall
Clara ‘Clark
Mabel Dent
Fannie
Kuykendall
Frasia Kuykendall
Nora McBride
Ella Christine
Lyman Kuykendall
Clay Kuykendall
William Kuykendall Sr
Lyman
Atllinois
Marshall
Said
Leroy McNary
Clark County Chancery Notice in 1928 Partition Case
Public notice of a Clark County Illinois chancery partition action Carrie C. Alexander vs Theodore Medsker et al decreed July 20 1928. Master in chancery H R Snavely to conduct sale at 2 PM Saturday August 25 in the county courthouse as ordered by the court.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Carrie C. Alexander
Theodore Medsker
H. R. Snavely
Sale of Clark County Illinois land at public vendue 1928
At the east door of the Clark County courthouse in Marshall Illinois the 223 acre real estate in sections of town nine north range twelve west and section thirty four town ten north range 12 west is offered for cash. Subject to mortgages by Theodore and William Medsker. Master in chancery H R Snavely notes the sale date July 23 1928 with attorney W T Hollenbeck. Advertisement 30-3.
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Marshall
Clark County
Clark
Illinois
Towit
Town Nine
Town Ten
H. R. Snavely
WM. T. Hollenbeck
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Westfield Review
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Epee
Atty
Master IN Chancery’s Sale
William Medsker
Mitchell Dentist Office
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Marshall Milk & Cream Co
Bubeck & Gallagher
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Virginia Beach, Va
Studebaker
Marshall Herald
JTHYL
He Leriye
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