Sunday Picnic and Club Notices at Clarksville Church
Claude Newman’s Sunday school class picnicked at Smith’s Pond west of Marshall with many members listed. Mrs. S. M. Scholfield and daughter hosted a bridge gathering in Findlay with guests from multiple towns and prizes awarded. Additional club entertainments included a party for Mrs. Maggie Lawless and various social attendees from Clarksville, Paris and Indianapolis areas.
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Claude Newman
Clarksville
Smith's Pond
Marshall
Eph Hawkins
Everett Clapp
F. B. Smith
Edna “Pearce
Fay
Lucille Harbor
Mildred Spires
Marcella McConchie
Lota Davis
Catherine
Mildred Newman
Minnie von Lancken
Chrystal Walcott
Elizabeth Terrel
Goldin Smitkam
S. M. Scholfield
F. W. Fawley
Findlay
Ohio
Bridge
Mesdames Vern ‘Cole
Fred Keifer
A. Purilann
Robi. Scholfield
Grant Pritchard
Roy Murphy
Indianapolis
George Somerville
Paris
Howard Simon
Basin
Wye
Louis’ Booth Mayer
Fred James
True Booth
George Farris
T. R. Lovett
Marjorie Lewis
Gertrude Cole
Marygaret Shaws
Mary Brown
Booth
Farris
Simon
Mayer
Maggie Lawless
Lenard Babcock
Frank
Babcock
Mary
John McDaniel
Clara Davis
Oliver Hard
Luther ‘Pine
Gon
Floyd
Giles Carney
Edgaree ‘Robinson
Will Crossfield
Lay
Isfield
Ne Dire
Sam Michael
Mr. I
Community notices and sales listed for Clarksville area
Local items include a Baptist church bake sale at Casteel's store starting 10:00, a Fordson tractor for sale from Stanfield Motor Company, and a real estate and personal property tax notice. Also an ice cream social at Dolson Chapel on July 21, a lost pin reward, and a $50 reward for thefts from Lodges 361 and 4.
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I Glarkeville-Baptist Church
Casteel's
Paloset
Fordson
New. Motor
Stanfield Motor Company
BEY, Johnson
Dolson Chapel
Social Visit And Weekend Guests In Marshall
Indianapolis visitor T P Burk stayed with Henry Wallis and family during the weekend. Terre Haute guests Lucille Stafford and Neva Young joined local families for Sunday visits. Numerous residents hosted and entertained relatives from Gary, Findlay, Tulsa, Carlinville, Paris, and beyond, with several trips and gatherings noted around Marshall.
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T. P. Burk
Indianapolis
Tidiana
Henry Allen Wallis
Allen Wallis
Lucille Stafford
Terre Haute
Neva Young
Petersburg
Indiana
Local residents of Marshall host visitors and announce births
Mrs W E Morris and children visit Cockerells in Kilman. Vernon Stogsdill and family welcome Louise Matilda born Sunday. Dozens of relatives from Casey SeBallal Springfield Decatur Terre Haute and Peoria visit Marshall.
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Vern Stogsdill
Wabash Township
Louise Matilda
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Christian Science services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 4 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 00 a m the subject Truth. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 00 o clock and a reading room and circulating library are open Wednesdays and Saturdays from two until four p m for reading borrowing or purchasing authorized literature. Public invited to attend and use facilities.
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Pythian Temple
Necessary to Call Bluff Quote in Howe’s Monthly
A brief quotation from E. W Howe’s Monthly urges calling bluffs by impudent men. The line frames world betterment as the motive beyond fights or arguments.
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E. W Howe
Local visitors and family gatherings reported
Mrs. Martin Kildon of Golden Gate visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Jeffers. Allen Hammond and children spend weekend with his brother Joshua Hammond. Bert Waite family of Robinson visits Parmer Cornwell. Charles Leasure visits Martha and Ola Collier. Hulda Kildon and Elizabeth Jeffers visit Parmer Cornwell. Etta Reynolds of West York visits R M Clements. Rev B S Billings visits Harry Ogle. Claude and Robert Ogle spend Saturday in Robinson. Alma and Freda Romoser visit their mother Fanny Romoser. Harry Baker of Gary Indiana visits home folks. Orville Risley and family of Terre Haute visit Saul Pittenger. Otto Alabaughs daughters return to Georgetown.
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Hulda Kildon
Elizabeth Jeffers
Parmer Cornwell
Etta Reynolds
West York
R. M. Clements
Rev
B. S. Billings
Harry Ogle
Claude
Robert Ogle
Robinson
Alma
Freda Romoser
Fanny Romoser
Harry Baker
Gary
Ind
Orville Risley
Terre Haute
Saul Pittenger
Otto Alabaugh
Sarah Hollenbeck
Georgetown
Five Points Socials Highlight Neighbor Visits
Mr and Mrs Simon Irwin and son Gordon with other families spent Sunday with Ernie Bishop and children. Auburn visitors Cap Shade and children joined Nick Reed family gathering. Charley Morgan group visited Sylvan Morgan family. Linton Kuhn Wilhoit Burkett Bell families shared Sunday with Ot Bell and kin. Audrian Linton stayed with relatives Saturday night. Sam Brosman Tom Brosman and Russell joined Willie Veach family for Sunday.
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Simon Irwin
Gordon
Lon Linton
Chester
Clark Leggett
Lorene
J. S. O’neal
George Morgan
Ernie Bishop
Cap Shade
Auburn
Nick Reed
Charley Morgan
Dale Wilhoit
Marie Burkett
Sylvan Morgan
Anna
Otto
Karl Kuhn
Glenn
Kenneth Wilhoit
Lillie Burkett
Hazel Linton
Ot Bell
Audrian Linton
Sam Brosman
Tom Brosman
Russell
Willie Veach
Local Social Notes From Liberty and West Union
Mrs Chas Freeman spent Wednesday with Mrs Leo Wernz. A W Wright plans a move to Paris soon. Mrs Ike Thompsons mother visits relatives nearby. Rev Weger and Rev Day conduct a revival at West Union Methodist Church.
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Chas. Freeman
Leo Wernz
A. W Wright
Paris
Ike Thompson
Rev Weger
Rev. Day
West Union
Huffman Family Hosts and Visitors Reach Mt Pleasant Area
Mt Pleasant reports social visits as Henry Huffman and family hosted guests from Toledo Indianapolis Chicago and nearby neighbors. Families including Huffman Buckle Tingley and Sweet socialized with Don Tingley and Carrie Tingley with dinners and Sunday calls noted.
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Henry Huffman
Toledo
Philip Huffman
Frank Noyes
Reuben Tingley
Olin Sweet
Wes Sweet
Don Tingley
Carrie Tingley
Golden Buckle
Carl Patchett
Nan Bridget
Earliest Soap Found in Ancient History
A note on early soap making describes how ancient mankind learned to remove dirt using soap. It mentions the first soap possibly made from goats’ tallow and beech wood ashes in a very early period.
Burns Directives for Application on Skin
Handwritten advice suggests using minimal water to dissolve salve and keep it in place for burns. It states applying properly will prevent blistering and ease pain, with a firm belief in quick relief from correct use.
Fragmentary Wire Text Sparks Confusion in Public Note
A damaged OCR fragment shows chaotic phrases about appearances and traffic, with scattered names and odd spellings. Readable parts hint at a public notice or broadcast prompt, but the overall meaning remains unclear and disjointed.
Methodist Pastor Howard Leach Announces Schedule
Sunday school starts at 9 30 with no preaching services until Sunday August 1. Wednesday night gatherings at 7 30 focus on Women of the Bible led by Mrs Harold Bright.
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lLeader
Harold Bright
Christian R C Mowery Pastor Works Bible School and Services
Pastor Christian R C Mowery leads Bible school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Morning theme Trifling With Spiritual Duty Evening theme Heroes and Cow ards Junior Endeavor meets 5 30 Sunday evening Senior Society at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday Ladies Aid Wednesday Choir rehearsal Saturday 7 30 p m
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Bible School
Ladies Aid
Missionary Tabernacle Service Times
The Missionary Tabernacle will hold two services on Sunday at 10 30 in the morning and at 7 45 in the evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come.
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The
Missionary Tabernacle
Evangelical A. Kroft Pastor Preaches at Big Creek Grand Turn
Sunday school at Big Creek July 25 at 9 36 a m with preaching at 10 30 a m Grand Turn 9 30 a m preaching in evening at 8 16 p m Prayer meeting Grand Turn Wednesday 8 15 p m BE L C E study class 7 45 p m Social at Big Creek cancels prayer meeting there but adjourns to church 7 46 p m July 25
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Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Big Creek
Grand Turn
Grand Tom
BE. L.C E
Baptist Rev. Coombs Preaches Sundays at 10 45
Pastor Rev. Coombs will preach at 10 45 every second and fourth Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 each week.
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Baptist Rev
Coombs
Three Bumps and a Mock Trial in Fort Worth
A terse Fort Worth Record Telegram item notes a criminal plot with three shocks and a legal twist. It highlights the attorney's fee conviction and a chair order, framing the case as a sequence of escalating events.
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Fort Worth
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