Epworth League adds twelve members at local meeting
PION Negtater News Correspondence reports the Epworth League local chapter held a well attended business meeting last Tuesday with a brief program by youth. Twelve new members joined. Upcoming services scheduled for Sunday at 7 pm led by Alm Nelson Fletcher Yendoell. Several residents named ill or traveling, many spending the week with relatives.
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Epworth League
Eva Tate
Florence Buescher
Manele Wiler
Oaht
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Alm Nelson
Fletcher Yendoell
George Otvenbuchter
Belleville
Gibert Yandel
Vernon
Tene Spionecipher
John Neils
Walter Cooper
Jack Winall
Merton Vandelh
George Reed
Gilbert Yandell
Leonard Yandell
Ft. Vernon
Tronry Bioneker
Wesley EiMer
Sunday School Attendance And Community Happenings
Liberty district reports strong Sunday school turnout as preparations begin for the last night program. Neighbors hosted Mr and Mrs Estes for a furniture evening with general good cheer. Maxey works on College Trail clearing hills to ease travel. Dewey Pitheidge and family visited Charles Estes and family Sunday. Joby W Mthridge visited Mt. Vernon friends Sunday. Neighbors gathered at Jess A beer’s home to hear Mr Taylor play violin.
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de Estes
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Dewey Pitheidge
Charles Estes
Joby W. Mthridge
Mt. Vernon
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Mr. Taylor
Shiloh Republicans to Convene Monday March 2tpattion
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Comrantes
Raster Bazar
Spwerfly
Mbehureh
Wick’s
Johnston City Nut Coal
Hawk
Kissing, Fashion, and Social Foibles Across Papers
A collage of quotes and witticisms from multiple papers discussing modern girl culture, kiss etiquette, fashion, and societal quirks. Observations span from Norfolk to Detroit, Baltimore to Philadelphia, noting perceptions of women, consumer fixes, and evolving norms, with humorous asides on marriage, advertising, and cinema.
Kansas Professor Urges Early Matrimonial Start
Prof. Wo. A. M Keever of the University of Kansas cites a young man needs time and a dollar to begin a matrimonial career. He advocates starting early, noting the potential for willing friends and a hopeful bride as part of the path to marriage. The remark accompanies his resignation and reflects on attitudes toward courtship and partnership.
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Wo. A. M'Keever
University of Kansas
Wonman
Debate Over Marriage Age And Money In The Nation
An old discussion arises around whether young couples should marry early, the role of money in starting a household, and what a man should provide beyond affection. Critics debate if a dollar, steady work, and support suffice, with some praising those who secure a future even if it requires financial sacrifice.
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Read She Register-News
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Local notes and moves in Rexwister area
Rexwister News reports Mrs. Win. Sides ill while Ver non was Saturday. Robert Wigging and family settled at Sanders place, Tom Smith farm, Uncle Rube Padgett in poor condition. Joes Turkington of Boyd rents Wood farm and will move soon. Mae Tinsley shows improvement. Haneyv family settled and plan work in Watem an TL. Jotham Janeher home from visit. Mievee Flanigan returns from sister Ceelloper. Mr. Smith moved from St Louis to local farm. Virgil, 4, son of Ma and Ava Sechrest, mentioned. Joe Sechrest died Thursday and was buried at Limestone.
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Vernon
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Dra Sanders Place
Tom Smith
Rube Padgett
Joes Turkington
Boyd
Wood
St. Louis
Mae Tinsley
Tran
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Taney
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Hell
Mievee Flanigan
Ceelloper
Mr. Smith
1 Louis
Tie
Southern
Virgil
Ava
Joe Sechrest
Limestone
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A garbled notice mentions a county sale with dates and redemption terms in Vernon region, listing a parcel or property action. It references a park and a lender process, with unclear figures and a shipment notice from a lumber coal company and cancer work.
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Dineioy
Net Vernon
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