Local Notes Highlight Visits and Events in Small Town
Miss Berton Cullahan spent Sunday with friends at Burns City. Peter Callanac arrived early in the week from Burne City. Rev J M Tinan returned Monday from Oaklane City. Rev L L Schlaever came Monday from Wastington. Dale Shields began as salesman at a Brazil store. Berman Malose left Tuesday for Orleans until after Easter. Conrad from Worthington visited Sunday. Mark from Eaglesville on Tuesday. Noah Sims, county treasurer, reported alive Monday. Uncle Starlin Situs visiting from Pear Foumes City on Monday. Attleton Bennett from Jasonville on business Wednesday. Oyster Soup and Bag Festival at Grand Hotel Saturday night. J H Hollingsworth to meet Miss Anna Serl at Mitchell building on Spring Street. Applied Christianity lecture set for April 23 at 22 o’clock at the Mitchell building. C W Freeman went to Washington Thursday.
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J. Hf. Hollingswoth
Anna Serl
Mitchell
Spring Street
de Ti Seal
Sasday
Easter Services at Christ Church With Special Choir
Easter services Sunday evening at the Christian church feature a special Easter touse by the choir. Sermon subject by Rev PP OAL Porney will be given in a flex Christian parish setting.
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Christian Chereh
Cho’r
Sermor
PP Oal Porney
Lost and Found in Eaglesville Parcel
Ab Moaers of Eaglesville misplaced a packet book containing B1510 Vordis between his price and home. He searched and retraced steps with help from Mrs Sacne Gseerton who found Grand retired rashly as owner.
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Ab Moaers
Eaglesville
Sacne Gseerton
Foot Injury From Ax Cut Near Van Buren Township
Arthur Strange, about 22, cut his right foot while cutting his own props on Tuesday. The ax sliced through the shoe sole, making a gash nearly six inches long from the second toe to the instep. Dr. J. DeMotte treated the wound and sheduled fifteen stitches to close it. He resides near the Taylor school house in Van Buren township.
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Arthur Strange
Strange
Taylor
van Buren Township
Be Accurate in Business Beacons of a Young Executive
A New York Commercial article recounts a business leader who rose from an office boy earning 3 a week to a high position by relentless accuracy and clear instruction. The piece urges young entrants to embody accuracy and cautious questioning to ensure successful outcomes.
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Zooais
Cerine
Aviv
Quen
New Yorkommercial
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Berton Cullahan
Burns City
Peter Callanac
Burne City
J.M. Tinan
Oaklane City
L. L. Schlaever
Wastington
Dale Shields
Brazil
Berman Malose
Orleans
U Ntil
Milt I Forse
Oho
Mob
Moti
Moo
Dt Obi Than
Aden Conrad
Worthington
A.M
Noah Sims
Martin County
Ive Mondas
Uncle Starlin Situs
Pear Foumes City
Attleton Bennett
Jasonville
Ness
Grand Hotel
Freeman
Washicden
Raglesville
Och
Lrtin Sanley
Charleston
Visiti Feiatites Saath
Teae Satur Hay
Typsi
Nora Subrepepadil As
Haunatoof Neetiar Fou
Clo Grun
Wolcon
Tad
Pertoat
Retail Merchants Association
Jiasorsaile
Fraeotsi
Bane
Gust
Abraham Weer
Poe
Herus
Trage
Pauerls Reata Moz
Woodrul
Daved Kock
Oder
Waal
Odun Moudas
Seward Sintley
Qidon
Hinnehe Woodrudd
Musso
Agoes
Ahee Pate
Miorenee Watson
Hindostar
Notue Saumday
Frank Wadaworth
Fowe
Buto
Mrs. Lucy Brothers
Chicago
J.B. Anderson
Pot. Wadsworth
Odon
al Ro Casey
Miss Ee Casey
Loogootes
Mildred Casey
Loooggootee
Washington
Eva
Starlis Woodruff
Dick Holland
Oliver Steet
Terre Haute
Crush
Charles L. Baker
le Lee
Southern Stove Works Comean
Mr. Smitherton
Nanges
Cote, Sheae
Ern Stove Works
Evansville
Stonpin Ang
All. Rulett
Haig & Chirchman
Gade
ecaGangah Bere
WHS
Evamsvalle
IND
Lozt
Fhe
A. Jolliff &C
D. O. Williams
Tousley
M. G. Tousley & CO
Duluth, Minn
HERO
Fanning
Twin City Separator Co
Minneapolis, Minn