Church announcements invite revival prep and duties
Sunday School at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 and evening services at 7 00 near the parsonage. Christian Endeavor and choir meet at leaders homes with weekday rehearsals. Union service at M E Church Sunday at 7 00. Second quarterly conference at Pleasant Hill February 16 at 10 00 A M with Rev J W Settle present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
M. E
Odon Charge
Pleasant Hill
J. W. Settle
Jim Town Fire Report and Local Sojourner Notes
In Jim Town a Monday morning alarm centered on W A Lucas where hog house and tool shed burned despite efforts. About ten pigs perished as the blaze spread. Other entries note visitors and illness including Fachler on the sick list and Mrs Roscoe Fe ginid visiting with relatives.
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Doe Noblettnderandsen
Walter Cheestnuc
Goon
Waiturdas
Ioo
Fachler
Cave
Rotu Ritter
Saturdes
Sunda
Irs
Roscoe Feginid
Charley Wilks
Bob Bray
Mor
Ron McMillion
Pittum
Terre Haute
Rev
Dyer
Mary
KeMillion
Westphalia
James Ritter
Geo. Hackler
Jim Town
W. A. Lucas
Chicago to Terre Haute: Mixed Rail Schedule Details
Train times listed include connections through Jasonville Linton Beebunter Elnora Odon and Bedford with arrivals and layovers. Services show multiple daily departures with afternoon and evening blocks, noting both p m and a m times and a few 647 646 ppm style codes.
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Bedford
Sumour
Odon
Terre Hanteid
Jasonville
Linton
Beehurter
Cambriw
Elnora
M E Church Sunday Services Plan Union Evening Service
Sunday school starts at 9 30 with Prof J K Mc Carter and Dr J F O Haver present for morning sermon at 10 30. Lord’s Supper observed. Second quarterly conference after. Epworth League at 6. Union service of A B and ME churches at 7 with Rev Roberts preaching. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. McCarter
J. F. O Haver
Epworth League
A. B
M. E
Shark meat could aid emergency food supply says fisherman
Harry Goukler writes to Atlantic City Chamber president Leeds claiming Hoover era propaganda will boost demand for shark steaks. He argues small codfish sharks eight to ten pounds are plentiful along the coast and could be marketed at four to six cents to profitably supply food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goukler
Leeds
Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
America
Choukler
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Measuring Snow Density and Snowfall Methods
The article explains snow density varies widely and uses specific liquidity to define it. Methods described include a one meter square board height test, a sliding tank melt, a down a tube instrument, and periodic collection in a tank with Vaseline oil to prevent evaporation and calcium chloride to speed melting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mongin
Would Not Stay Dead
Tommy returns home claiming his pretend German ally would not stay dead after being "killed" in their war game. He explains Billy refused to continue playing after the pretend casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Mother
Billy
Safety in the Forests Cartoon Exchange
In a Yonkers Statesman cartoon Mrs Flatbush asks about forest protection while Mrs Bensonhurst jokes that in any future war her husband would head for the forests. The strip reflects wartime vigilance and civilian concern for natural resources.
War Pie Stirs Varied Reactions in War Era Pie Claims
In a light exchange, a speaker from a pie-loving region shrugs off war bread worries while noting fondness for pie. The playful remark contrasts wartime scarcity with regional culinary pride, reflecting social attitudes of the time.
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
James Dean and family visited R D Areford on Sunday while Mr and Mrs M L Mumaw stayed Thursday with J W Pershing. Charles Freed and family were at Lewis Ferguson's and John Mumaw visited Rev John Winklepieck. Fred and Vella Freed visited Perry Russell's near Lyons. Attendees from here joined the funeral of Chaplin John Breden. Mabel Pershing spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs Earl Freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dean
R.D. Areford’s
M. L. Mumaw
J. W. Pershing’s
Charles Ik. Freed
Lewis Ferguson
John Mumaw
Rev
John Winklepieck
Fred and
Vella Freed
Perry Russell
Lyons
Chaplin John Breden
Miss Mabel Pershing
Mrs. Earl Freed
Geography and the Map That Must Settle
A boy questions geography as the class pauses to wait for the map to settle. The teacher suggests delaying study, implying uncertainty or instability in the subject.
The Change in the Coal Bin Echoes Aged Shortage
In a terse exchange a speaker notes the coal bin has grown from a corner pile to a full bin over the years. The dialogue hints at changing habits and resource management as a small household detail becomes a symbol of growth.
Spring fashion plates at Picketts showcase new patterns
Book binding options offered at the Journal Office with a call to bring items in. The new Pictorial Spring fashion plates and patterns are in and ready to be viewed at Picketts.
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Picketts
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