Homecoming Planned at Local Chapel Aims for Sunday
Ohio Chapel notes a second annual home-coming next Sunday with morning Sunday school and preaching by Carl Carpenter, and an afternoon program led by Res Re C Mowery with Memories Chest topics. Several speakers from a distance, recitations, and songs are planned. Families from Paris Oblong Metcalf and nearby communities visited, shared meals, and offered condolences for Mabel Schlosser.
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Mabel Schlosser
Metcalf
Margaret Craig
Harry Bartlett
Paris
Charlie
Marshall
Margaret Mattis
Bonnie Collier
Carl Carpenter
Res
John Carpenter
Local Family News From Casey Area
Golden Carpenter and wife visited John Carpenter and stayed with Mrs Lucy Chambers. Otis Williams was in Marshall as a visitor. Johnny and Rose Carpenter were in Marshall for a wedding of Fred Shotts’s family. A large number attended the funeral of Mrs Mabel Davis in Ohio. Mrs Will Sputh was called to Metcalf by her daughter Mabel. Arthur Carpenter and family visited. several locals attended gatherings at various farms and homes over the weekend.
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Golden Carpenter
Casey
John Carpenter
Lucy Chambers
Otis Williams
Marshall
Johnny
Rose Carpenter
Fred Shotts
Dave Shotts
Mabel Davis
Ohio
Will Sputh
Metcalf
Mabel Arthur Carpenter
Sidel
Penton
Lorig Chambers
Clacus Shane
Grace Shorts
Bres
Sunday Visits Across Terre Haute and Burns City
Virginia McKeen Quick spent Sunday with friends at The Shades. Mrs Arno Wernz and children. Mrs Hattie Lee. Mrs Jake Zimmerly. Mr and Mrs Jay Peley and kids visited Mr and Mrs Grover Burkholder of Terre Haute. Max Remington welcomed a baby girl born Saturday. Wil Kesler visited with her parents Mr and Mrs John Davis. Thomas Goucher and Jonas Goucher from Terre Haute drove to Burns City to see Olive Goucher over Sunday.
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Virginia Quick
The
Shades
Arno Wernz
Hattie Lee
Jake Zimmerly
George Zimmerly
Jay Peley
Grover Burkholder
Terre Haute
Max Remington
Wil Kesler
John Davis
Thomas Goucher
Jonas Goucher
Burns City
Ind
Olive Goucher
Westfield Social News Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs Francis Snyder of Cleveland Ohio visit Mr and Mrs J L Snyder and relatives. Mrs C W Wallison of Mt Carmel was hosted by Mr and Mrs C H Moore. The Barrons of Decatur and families stayed with Mrs Kate Ledbetter. Rupert of Mattoon visited relatives. Elmer Bennett of Charleston called on his mother Mrs Belle Bennett. Frank Rupert and three daughters of Dilton Oxkla visited Westfield relatives. Moore traveled to Deccaily and back. Mrs Meada Duncan of Springfield visited her sister Mon BLL AL Walker and family.
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Francis Snyder
Cleveland
Ohio
Snyder
J L Snyder
C W Wallison
Mt. Carmel
C. H Moore
Wallison
W C. Barron
Decatur
Barron
Kate Ledbetter
Wilter Ledbetter
Rupert of
Mattoon
Elmer Bennett
Charleston
Belle Bennett
Frank Rupert
Dilton
Oxkla
H. Moore
J. W. Davis
Deccaily
Moore
Rensas
Chithoma
Meada Duncan
Springfald
Mon
AL Walker
Nichols Return From Florida Winter Sojourn
Mr and Mrs Tarquin Nichols and Brenton Nichols returned last week from St Petersburg Florida where they spent the past winter. They are in good health and enjoyed the Florida climate.
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Alis Tarquin Nichols
Brenton Nichols
St Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Local Social Roundup and Visitation Notes
Mrs Fred Pine and daughter Doro thy visited Mrs Owen McGee last Sunday. Rev Wass held services here both Sundays. Parishioners heard Rev R S Wheeldon in Livingston Sunday night. John Snedeker and family dined with Fannie Nichols. Verlin Murphy and family from Cooper Chapel stayed with MoM Weaver. Charles Sweitzer and wife hosted guests last Sunday. George Pulver and family from Tulsa along with Lloyd Pulver wife and daughter Mary Jane and Mrs Mars FE Pulver of Marshall joined the gatherings, with Glenn Sweitzer and wife also present.
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Fred Pine
Dorothy
Owen McGee
Rev. Wass
R S Wheeldon
Livingston
John Snedeker
Fannie Nichols
Verlin Murphy
Cooper Chapel
Mom Weaver
Charles Sweitzer
George Pulver
Tulsa
Okla
Lloyd Pulver
Mary Jane
Mars FE Pulver
Marshall
Glenn Sweitzer
A West York Visit and Nearby Social Happenings
Donald Wilson and family visited West York to see his grandmother Mrs Angeline Nidey Cad on Monday evening. Fred Stanfield and Jesse Spraker were in Annapolis on business Tuesday. Mrs Isaac Hoskinson shopped in West York Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs L B Wilbert of near Annapolis visited Tuesday with her parents M C Wells and Mrs Alva Wells. Leon and Wayne Sackrider attended Sunday school at Mt Olive. Ray Drake and family spent Sunday with Perry and Roy Drake and their families at Terre Haute. Noah Willard of Robinson spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs A E Frances. Charles and Anna Lindley of Rabbit Ridge called on Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider Friday evening.
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Donald Wilson
West York
Angeline Nidey Cad
Fred Stanfield
Jesse Spraker
Annapolis
Isaac Hoskinson
L. B. Wilbert
M C Wells
Alva Wells
Leon
Wayne Sackrider
Mt Olive
Ray Drake
Perry
Roy Drake
Terre Haute
Noah Willard
Robinson
A E Frances
Charles
Anna Lindley
Rabbit Ridge
Will Sackrider
Families Spend Weekend in Local Visits and Reunions
William Norton and family joined Carl Norton in English Maude Blizzard visited Mrs Anha Oldren and daughters at Marshall Mew Dolls Hollenbeck spent a week with daughter Sstvda Sos 1 ¢ at Yuet Parts SN feb Trot attended the Porshe Vir Mabel Se byosss or Davis Mb Sigueb as Nie Pha Wearlen Rath MM Ter and Mies bh Waltham Ledermann with Frank Miller and family Pen Orperter with Wesses Carpenter Chteerd Cunningham and Paris friends with Edward Burger and family John Douglas and wife of Taylorville hosted Sunday with Edward Burger Arch Thomason and family of Paris visited John Garner and family Mabel Jackson hosted a pound party for about fifty friends Saturday Henry Miller and family Ben Miller Dorsea Reasor and Hershel Cane attended the Miller reunion on the banks of the Wabash Sunday Mabel Jackson traveled to Marshall Sunday for work.
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William Norton
Carl Norton
Maude Blizzard
Anha
Oldren
Marshall Mew
Hollenbeck
Mabel Se Byosss
Davis Mb Sigueb
Nie Pha Wearlen
Ter
Mies
Waltham Ledermann
Frank Miller
Pen
Hershel Cane
Wabash
Mabel Jackson
Marshall
Keighley Visitors and Relatives Tour in Local Area
Mr and Mrs Bruce Aug and family of Keighley Kansas arrived for a visit with relatives. Miss Belle Heathe returned from Newton Illinois after a two week stay. Miss Esta Lansbery of Oregon came for a visit with her parents Vern and Miss Adrienne Lansbery. Mrs Charles Strayer and daughter Eva of Chicago arrived for a visit with T. E. Locke. John M Braden left for Washington Pennsylvania to spend two weeks with his parents. Mrs Myron Huston and son Alfred of Thomasville Georgia spent several weeks with Harry Huston. Rosalia McCambridge returned home after a Pittsfield wedding and Decatur visit. Mr and Mrs Harry Minear of Chicago visited J P Minear and relatives. Wallace Underwood family and sister in law visited Charleston and James S McMillan. Mrs Calvin Barr and children of Terre Haute visited Maggie Bell and family. Howard Holmes of Decatur visited his father R G Holmes.
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Bruce Aug
Keighley
Kan
Belle Heathe
Newton, Il
Esta Lansbery
Oregon
Dil
Vern Lansbery
Charles Strayer
Eva
Chicago
T. E. Locke
John M. Braden
Washington
Penn
A. G Braden
Myron A. Huston
Alfred
Thomasville
Harry Huston
Rosalia McCambridge
Pittsfield
Decatur
Harry Minear
J. P. Minear
Wallace Underwood
Andrew H. Lee
Charleston
James S. McMillan
Calvin Barr
Terre Haute
Maggie Bell
Howard Holmes
R. G. Holmes
Taydord Ysaq ait sosson
Basyo Urge I Keavydoigé pup Ruleeansy is mentioned with BT teppenas in a local notice. The fragment lists names and actions related to a municipal matter, hinting at an official procedure or ruling. Further readable details specify entities and a timeline, but the full context is unclear.
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Taydord Ysaq
Sosson
Coloring and color psychology in daily life
An overview explains how colors affect mood and body, citing experiments in an English school with ultraviolet glass. It suggests pink panes to curb violet exposure for overweight individuals, red rooms for energy, and color schemes for eating, study, and sleep, noting blue can both stimulate plants and depress some moods.
How Rain Bores Holes in Its Fall on Earth
Rain does not soak the ground but bores tiny tubes that can reach several feet deep. When the surface dries, water evaporates from the tubes slowly, and stirring the soil breaks the tops to keep moisture longer. Farmers in the West use this to store rain for yearly crop cycles.
How to Mend Spectacles
The article explains using glicul avetic acid as a cellulose cement to repair spectacles. Apply a small amount to each surface, press together, and let dry. The acid, a vinegar dilution, is not poisonous but can blister skin and has a strong pungent odor. Use a thin glass rod or wooden stick for application.
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Bureau
How to Win an Argument
A Capper's Weekly quotation attributed to Benjamin Franklin explains that convincing others comes from presenting a calm, accurate case and then admitting possible error to invite dialogue. It notes that a bold, assertive tone often provokes resistance and counter argument, suggesting humility invites persuasion.
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Benjamin Franklin
Ike
Protecting marble statues with yearly varnish coating
A German expert advised in Popular Mechanics Magazine to coat stone statues and objects with a thin transparent varnish before winter. Snow absorbs air chemicals and causes disintegration, leading to cracks that rain and frost worsen. apply varnish once a year.
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Medianics
How Colors Rouse Emotion in Popular Science Trends
A Popular Science feature reports color psychology: red excites emotion, orange boosts high spirits, yellow stimulates activity, green feels neutral, blue can feel depressing, violet induces sadness, and purple subdues.
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Popular Science
How to Remove Rust with Citrate Solution
A 10 or 15 percent ammonium citrate solution with free ammonia removes rust. Heat the solution and contact the metal for 24 to 48 hours, then rinse thoroughly with water.
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Jeff
Bacon on the English Alphabet Early Letter History
The passage notes that in Bacon’s era the alphabet contained 24 letters as J was a variant of I and U a variant of V. The letters had not yet become distinct symbols in the alphabet.
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Bacon
Population pressure noted in idle witticism
An optimistic remark contrasts with a pessimistic friend noting higher car density per square mile than ever, while the optimist responds that population is increasing. The exchange reflects urban growth concerns in a concise exchange.
Oldest Fashion on Earth Vogue Theme Explains
Hazel Rawson Cadmus explains in the Woman's Home Companion that there is a vogue today for being well dressed. Constant Reader notes this enduring fashion as the oldest vogue in the world, a style that continues to vogue.
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Hazel Rawson Cades
Woman's Home Companion
Debated Origins of Hebrew Language
Scholars discuss whether Adar spoke Hebrew or if Hebrew Chaldee and Arabic are dialects of the original tongue. The view splits between ancient linguistic roots and evolving language families as scholars weigh historical evidence.
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Adar
Life Is Vivid and Real in Human Feelings
A contemplative note reflecting on living vividly through spontaneous laughter and sorrow. The author contrasts life and love as intense, genuine experiences shared with friends and in presence of others.
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Stuart Chase
Simple? Making people happy in the city
A San Francisco Chronicle item notes simple business aims of feeding children, clothing women, and funding men, framing happiness through basic needs and material provision.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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