Anniversary gatherings span a family in Meehling home
In honor of John Jacob Kieshing's 78th anniversary, a large gathering at the Meehling residence included five children, 17 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren with many relatives and friends. Guests shared a multi-course meal, music, and a program, with detailed lists of attendees and hosting families. The event followed by a ministers' dinner at the city home, plus social bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Arthur Deaner and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Satterfield, featuring prizes and recipient names.
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John Jacob Kieshing
Meehling
Suests
John Jacob Meehling
Nadhire
Henry Meehling
Marshall
Harry Lee
John Harold
Joe
Mary Edward
Louise
Eva
Rose Kathryn
Wm. Meehling
Emma Meehling
Jacob
Grand Turn
Michael Geheb
Harry
Ruth
James
Mary
Paul M
Ernst
Nicholas Gelieb
Wesley
Géne Edward
West -Union
Richard Bray
Mabel Nellie
Rose’ Ey
Clara Geliéb
Li Grant
Terre Heure
George
Doséi
Prairieton
Classified column items and notices from Cleveland and nearby areas
A mixed classified page lists sales ads for lubricants and paints from Jed Ol and Paint Co in Cleveland. rental and grazing listings, used furniture, coal prices at National Mine, loans from Cole & Cole, and a Ford sedan for sale. Personal notices include lost dogs from Martin s ville and Greenup, and a church dinner listing. Democratic candidate Jed Gard solicits county judge support.
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Jed Gard
Jude
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and News in Paris
Mrs. Henry Gilbert and Mrs. Helen Enoch visited Paris friends while Jack Enoch, visiting from Nashville, stayed with aunt Mrs. Arthur Denner. Several relatives were noted traveling, ill or welcoming a baby in Bay City Texas.
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Paris
Helen IM. Enoch
Jack
Nashville
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County Court Records and Sentences in New York Estate Cases
Estate matters include guardianship for Elizabeth Reed and sale of Albert Russell property. Several criminal pleas reduce or resolve charges with fines and jail days. paroled defendants and probation terms noted. Distribution reports and administrator discharge conclude the session. A Providence Tribune line remarks on a changing routine in milk delivery.
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John Lt. Gossett
Elizabeth Maxine Reed
Albert G. Russell
The
People
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Kenneth Benner
C. B. Benner
Riley Nicholson
Lissa S Patrick
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Church Service Schedule Details
Rev Coggnes priest preaches at 10 45 on the second and fourth Sundays Sunday school at 9 30 prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 each week
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Congregational GEO. G. Ross Service Schedule
Morning worship at 10 45 with theme Come and See Evening worship at 7 30 titled Things that Cost Wednesday 7 30 Bible study prayer and fellowship Pastor addresses prayer from the Lord s Prayer Our Father is the January 20 theme Church school Sunday at 9 30
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Our Father
Methodist Howard Leach Pastor Weekday Church Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 with D Fred Moore superintendent. Epworth League and Intermediate League meet at 6 15 led by George Taubeneck. Evening service at 7 sermon by pastor. Wednesday 7 15 first in series Cities in the Life of Jesus Nazareth theme.
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George Taubeneck
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Christian R C Mowery Leads Church Schedule
Pastor Christian R C Mowery announces Bible school at 9 30 am with preaching at 1 45 pm and 7 00 pm. Morning theme Our Lords Last Command Evening theme On the Road Junior Endeavor meets in morning service Seniors at 6 00 pm Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon at the church Mid week prayer meeting 7 00 pm Choir rehearsal Friday 7 00 pm.
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Ladies Aid
Christian Science Services Schedule At Pythian Temple
The Christian Science church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 o clock with the theme Life. A Wednesday 8 p m testimonial meeting is held. A reading room and circulating library offering Bible and authorized literature is open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 4 p m for reading borrowing or purchase. The public is invited to attend.
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Pythian Temple
Some Facts and Questions from Marshall Illinois Churches
Marshall Ministerial Association compiles local church attendance data for January showing 2222 residents, 614 at Sunday school, 780 in morning and evening services, and 103 at Wednesday prayer meeting. Rhetorical questions follow on church value, moral training, and community life.
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Marshall
Illinois
Marshall Ministerial
R. C. Mowery
Henry W. Wortman
Seo
County court update on Craig fraudulent check case
The Herald reports Gene Craig was accused by C M Sullins of issuing a fraudulent check. The charges were dropped for insufficient evidence and the case deemed a mistake as Craig believed funds were available.
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Herald
Gene Craig
C M. Sullins
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Elephant Moss Brainy of the Lower Animals
The elephant is portrayed as shrewd and adaptable with no enemies but man. Its trunk serves as a sophisticated smell organ used to detect human presence, prompting either retreat or charge. Years of hunter experience push elephants to remain in dense forests where wind and tracks aid progress.
Treasure Hidden by Alexander Legend at Caspian Shore
The Azeri Archaeological Society searches for a legendary stash from Alexander the Great’s 331 B.C. campaign near the Caspian Sea. A claimed map from a village elder suggests burial sites within sixty five leagues, with relics potential for excavation amid ancient nations.
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Seciety
Republic of Azerbaijan
Ecea
Cka
Lech
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When Brides Were Bought in Early Marriage Customs
The piece traces the evolution from bride price to dowry in arranged marriages. It notes that bride prices varied with wealth and the bride’s accomplishments, sometimes including pigs or goats as capital. Hedouins of Mount Sinai are cited with a price range from $5 to $20, up to $30 for well connected, handsome girls.
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Ring Purchase Mockery in New York Jeweler Scene
A western young man visiting New York browses rings in a Fifth Avenue store. He is steered through clerks to a counter where a top salesman touts pricey options before offering $1,200 sparklers. The hometown jeweler subsequently sells the same ring.
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Dover Castle a Fortress Credited to the Devil
A quaint English superstition centers on Dover Castle overlooking the Channel. It is unique for its long useful life and claim by Leo von Rotmists that it was built by evil spirits and is unrivaled in Christendom for strength. Foreigners fearfully link its power to diabolical forces guarding England’s gateway to wealth.
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Socrates Death Verdict Cited For Temperate Philosophy
Detroit News notes Socrates faced death while his defense emphasized indifference to weather. The philosopher argued endurance over comfort, suggesting suffering and achievement depend on not worrying about temperature or heat.
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Athens
Detroit News
Community Meeting at Asbury Church Tonight
An evening community meeting is set at Asbury Church featuring music and speaking. A roll call response will be New Year’s resolution, with local papers noting quotes from other papers.
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Asbury Church
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