Chancery notice in Illinois amid action against multiple defendants
The Clark County Illinois court issues a chancery notice to nonresident defendants Anna M. Hagan D C Davis Amos Jewel Vince Lowry V L Cole and the Kewanee Gas and Oil Company. The complainant filed a complaint on September 28 1921. Defendants are ordered to appear November next or face a decree by default. The solicitor is Hodson Clark Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Clark County
Hays
Anna M. ‘Plonamios
Amos Jewel
Vince Lowry
V.L. Cole
Kewanee Rest Ts ‘and
Gas “Company
Eir
Chancery
Amed
Anna’ M. Bagan
D. C. Davis
Holden
Marshall
Billy
Community Services at Pythian Temple This Week
Services are held in the Pythian Temple with Sunday worship at a stated time. A Wednesday evening meeting is scheduled at 3 o clock. An under twenty provision applies to the Sunday school. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
Evangelical Pastor Preaches Across Town on Sunday
Notices invite all to preaching services by Evangelical Jon Mecors at Grand Turn and Big Creek locations with start times around 10 30. Ladies Aid group plans Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Joe Wil Mame home and Grand Turn event details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aidof
Joe Wil. Mame
Methodist G H Phuit Pastor Preaches at Sunday School and Services
The church schedules Sunday school at 9 80 with classes for all and good teachers. Morning worship at 10 45 features a sermon The Second Mile. Sweet League meets at 6 46 led by Miss Clarine Pearce. Evening service at 7 15 with Safe Thus Far as theme. Wednesday there are three home prayer meetings for north west south west and east town parts. Social MBs meet Wednesday afternoon. Cross-bearers class gathers Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarine
Pearce
Jay. Swern
Evangelical Pastor J Mundorf Leads Revival Services
Evangelical pastor J Mundorf announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m The revival meetings continue each evening at 7 30 p m All are invited to attend these services.
United Brethren Revival Campaign at Charles A. Curtis Church
A United Brethren revival campaign begins with Sunday school and devotional exercises led by Pastor Charles A. Curtis. Evening services launch with the sermon What Manner of Man Is This and promote wide attendance for all, UB or not, at the Friendly Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Mts
Nabi
Man rides public chauffeur to hospital
A tall, distinguished man hijacked a Washington chauffeur for a ride around the Potomac Speedway. After hours of looping the circuit the driver loomed a stop at St Elizabeth's hospital where the passenger said his home is the asylum. The tale ends with an odd payment mystery and unrelated advice column snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potomac
Suey
Anacostia
St. Elizabeth's
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Census Error Sparks Barbarous Tale From Vancouver World
A Vancouver World item reproduces a rambling, dialect heavy account about Quebec residents and population counts. It humorously claims census takers misread families, listing one boy and one girl for Jean Baptiste, and mocks the idea of counting women adequately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Jean
Jean Baptiste
Tam
Wren
Jeanne—Marie—Rosine
Angelique
Sophie
Josette
Bolenque—natespiere
Hippolyte
Belzemire
Alphonse
Maudit Cengos
Baptiste
Jeanne ‘Marie
Rosine Angelique Sophie
Hareem
Das Alphonse
Victorine
Vancouver
Indian Valor Highlighted in World War I Remembrance
A London cable notes 10,000 full blooded Indians lie among American dead in France. The piece praises Native American troops as fearless marksmen, many volunteers, and integral to Allied victory. It cites Dr Joseph E K Dixon and Wanamaker expeditions for recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
United States
Joseph EK. Dixon
Wanamaker
Haig
Foch
Pershing
Jamen
Philadelphia Evening’ Ledger
Napoleon Saint: a saintly myth in Napoleonic lore
The article describes how Napoleon sought royal and religious prestige by promoting the cult of St. Napoleon. It notes the tracing of a martyr Neopolas in Alexandria, a pastoral letter from French bishops, and Pius VII's involvement. August 15 is cited as the emperor’s birthday with a dual celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Neopolas
Alexandria
Pius ViI
Local Golf Club Debate Over Worn Clubs
A Yonkers Statesman fragment describes a golfer defending worn clubs after a week’s use. The club dealer recalls selling several clubs, while the golfer insists none were broken though they were heavily used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
A Lowdown Trick Revealed in Domestic Dispute
A fragmentary exchange shows Mrs Lamb warning Mrs Fox and Mrs Wolf about a cook described as dirty lazy incompetent and dishonest after a scheme to raise wages failed to remove her from Mrs Fox.
Fragmented Musings on Critique and Perception
The text canvasses opinions on women and appearance, then shifts to debates on responsibility in driving. It questions quick wit versus understanding and urges asking questions to grasp the situation. It references back-seat and one-arm driving as symbolic contrasts.
Fragmentary note on medical case and patient stubbornness
A garbled passage discusses a man with a puzzling disease and doctors urging scientific interest. It portrays the patient as stubborn, focused only on recovery, while professionals seek deeper study.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Changcery
We Hodson
Clark
Archall
Hilinois
Connely
Stephen
C Bradley
Office
Locust. St
Dric
Mitchell
Mitchell Bidg
Wabash
James
Ji “Rose
Casey
And
Terre Haute
Bruner’s. Grocery
Switt
Tius Ms Totak
Iesu S
Hurst
STULL
Christian Science
Jon
Methodist
G.H. Phuit
Evangelical
J. Mundorf
United
Brethren
Charles A. Curtis
Jean "Baptiste
yWorld
Czecho-Slovakia
Bohemia
Auli¢ Chamber of Accounts
Prague
Hapsburgs
Vienna
Mathias
Ferdinand II
Charles , VI
Francis’ Joseph I
Acasn
Avetrand
Machlan
Marshall Herald
The
Terre Haute ‘Star
Me-o-my
Jimmy Pipe
Prince Albert
Prince
Albert
Wwe
Peach
Anh
Pridea Alber
Pound Cryst
Rita Apangas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!