Birthday notices fill social pages with local gatherings
A long list of friends celebrated Nancy Downeys fifth birthday at her home on Tuesday. Refreshments were served and attendees included many local residents and relatives. Additional items report Ruth Strohm’s ninth birthday party, and various family gatherings and dinners across Jonesburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Downey
Downey
H. W. ‘Wortman
Ada Jones
Cora Slusser
Ed Morton
Robert
W. HB. Smith
Wilma
Frank. Eaton
Glen Martin
Mary Washburn
Lou Gulley
Jewel
Louie Beal
Catherine
Jake Scott
Fred Morgan
Fred Jr
Tom Switzer
Loie
James Walters
Marion Mott
Edith
Ruth Strohm
Elizabeth
Margaret Strohm
Rebecca’ Taylor
Lucille Bubeck
Martha Myles
Victorine Moninger
Jane Whitlock
Hilda Beuhler
Lois, Colbert
Jane Davidson
Coal orders placed with Stanfield. various notices
Coal orders given for lump price 4.50 delivered cash on delivery with contact 73. 431t lost young bull calf red with white spot. Rentals listed on farms and houses with contacts. Local ads include furniture stock, clothing, and farm loans. Numerous notices of visits, travels, and social events across Marshall Indiana and Westfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield Motor Co
Al-Burn Coal Mine
Will Knowles
West Union
Indiana Coal
Governor joins rout 16 opening at Shelbyville
Representative Walter Cork G C Hallauer and Chas B H McMorris traveled to Shelbyville for the opening of Route 16 between Mattoon and Pana with Governor Small in attendance.
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Walter Cork
G. C. Hallauer
Chas. BH. McMorris
Shelbyville
Mattoon
Pana
Governor Small
Pastor Rev Coombs Leads Baptist Service Schedule
The church plans preaching at 10 45 every second and fourth Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 each week led by Pastor Rev Coombs.
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Christian Science services held in the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 o'clock on Soul and Body. Wednesday 8 p m testimonial meeting. Reading room and circulating library open Wednesdays and Saturdays from two to four p m for reading borrowing or purchasing. Public invited to attend services and use facilities.
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Pythian Temple
Christian R C Mowery Preaches Church Schedule
Pastor Christian R C Mowery leads Bible school at 9 30 a m with morning and evening services at 10 45 a m and 7 00 p m The fourth sermon in the Mount series is to be delivered The Junior Endeavor meets 3 00 p m Senior Society 6 00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesdays 7 00 Choir practice Friday 7 30 Union Thanksgiving service Wednesday 7 30 Rev G G Ross to speak Everyone invited
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Bible School
G. G. Ross
Thanksgiving Service At Congregational Church
Morning worship at 10 46 with a special Thanksgiving sermon and an eight member male chorus. Evening program features moving pictures of The Passion Play after a short history. Church school at 9 30 and a united Protestant Thanksgiving service Wednesday at 7 30.
Emmanuel church revival services urged with exhortation
Evangelical Baptist pastor urges community attendance and consecration at Emmanuel church revival messages by Rev. Wortman. Sunday school at 9:30 each Sunday, prayer meeting Thursday at Zion church, with no preaching at Zion next Sunday due to Emmanuel revival.
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Emmanuel Church
Wortman
Christ
Zion Church
Zion
Emmanuel
United Brethren Marshall Charge Events and Service Schedule
Marshall charge details Henry W Wortman pastor with Sunday School at 9 30 and 10 30 prayer services on Wednesday and Tuesday activities include Rally Day for juniors Woman's Day program Sunday evening November 22 Centenary Sunday school 10 30 November 29 morning and night Grace Chapel Sunday school 10 00 preaching 11 30.
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Cssccecee
Cere
Grace Chapel
Hedge Hedges Grow Home Grounds Into Living Fences
An article extols living fences over old picket barriers, praising Japanese Barberry, Box Barberry, Spirea, and Rosa Rugosa for easy maintenance and year after year beauty. It covers planting tips, spacing, trimming, and selecting hedge varieties suited to climate, including Privet, Cotoneaster Acutifolia, Spirea Van Houttel, Barberry, and Arbor Vitae.
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California
Regal’s
Japan
Marshall Public Library Adds Three Biographies
Biographies join the shelves this week: Memories of Buffalo Bill by L. H. Cody, highlighting Buffalo Bill’s life through his wife’s telling. Letters of a Woman Homesteader by E. P. Stewart, about a woman’s claim battles in plain language. Brigham Young by M. R. Werner, a studied yet detached look at Mormonism and its founder.
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Buffalo Bill
L. H. Cody
Lfe
E. P. Stewart
Brigham Young
M. R. Werner
Making a Living or Making a Life at Sunday Services
Methodist Howard Leach delivers morning worship with theme Making a Living or Making a Life. Sunday school at 9 30, Epworth League 6 15, evening service 7 00 featuring the High School Orchestra directed by Neil F Garvey and speeches by George Taubeneck Prof J R Colbert and Rev Howard Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fred Moore
Epworth
Young
Alce Wheeler
Neil F. Garvey
George Taubeneck
J. R. Colbert
Revy
Howard Leach
How Industry Got Name In Early Meat Trade
When the country settled and cents became needed to move meat east, an expedient arose to slaughter animals and ship meat rather than the live animals. Initially this focused on pork, salted and barrel packed, giving rise to the term picking industry.
Nothing to Predict From The New Feeder Clerk
A quoted exchange from Pearson's Weekly notes a firm member praising a new feeder clerk as reliable and predictable. The partner asks what that means and the reply remains that there is nothing to predict about the clerk's actions.
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Pearson’s Weekly
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