Green Hill revival services foster growth at Greenhill
The Green Hill revival service closed a four week series with 39 cottage prayer meetings and 850 in attendance. 82 conversions and 40 accessions were reported with many others expected. Holy Communion drew the largest crowd to date. A new Y P C B and a Young Convert’s Prayer Band formed, with regular midweek prayer and services continuing. Local families and visitors shared news of births and visits as parishioners planned future outreach and restoration efforts.
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Greenill
Montmorenci Daily Life Notes
Montmorenci items recount G W Sachloom and family visiting Sunday with M Garrey and family. Robert Kerr returned to Mollon after relatives visit. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Snyder left for home near Bennett s Switch after visiting relatives. Arthur Booher resumed his studies on Monday after several weeks absence.
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Robert Kerr
Mollon
Lloyd Snyder
Bennett's
Elatives
Arhur Booher
West Side Notes Highlight Local Social Visit Chronology
Miss Bertha Keller spends week at Otterbein with sister Mrs Harry Kretschman. John Keller visits Oxford on Sunday with friends. Gar Eberley visits with Jas Frarch and family near Chatterton Sunday. Jennie Morgan visits Grench with George Mann and family. Mr and Mrs John M Mann host Lindsay Messrs and Mesdames Chas Magee J W Ford Win Myers Dr and Mrs D F Richardson Hoopeston. RL
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Bertha Keller
Otterbein
Harry Kretschman
John M. Mann
Saindsay
Chas. Magee
J. W. Ford
Win. Myers
D. F. Richardson
Hoopeston
Magee McKinney Family Visit and Dayton Trip
Mr and Mrs Ed Magee with Mae and Belle McKinney visited Sunday with Tara Moore and Gearl and Miss Hla Arvids. They went Thursday to Dayton Ohio to visit their sister Mrs Rayoli.
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Ed Magee
Msses Mae
Belle McKinney
Tara Moore
Gearl
Hla Arvids
Dayton, O
Rayoli
Families Spend Sunday Visiting Relatives in Local Aunts
Chas Buck and Frank Foster and families spent Sunday with Ed Buck and family. Ern Foster visited Percy Read, Mises Jennie Morgan, Cecil Thompson and Mary Arvidson. Robt Arvidson, Percy Bader and Alfred Read visited George Mann and family. Ern Gephart and family spent the Sabbath with Mr and Mrs Wm Davis. A.W Gephart and family had dinner with Charles Gephart.
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Chas Buck
Frank Foster
Ed Buck
Ern Foster
Percy Read
Mises
Jennie Morgan
Cecil Thompson
Mary Arvidson
Messrs
Robt
Arvidson
Percy Bader
Alfred Read
George Mann
Ern Gephart
Mrs. Wm. Davis
Methodist Episcopal Notes Otterbein Revival Meetings Move Forward
Otterbein notes show Sunday School at 10:00 a m and revival meetings in earnest with large congregations. Evening services at 7 both tonight and later in the week with a men’s meeting at 2:30 p m and weeknight gatherings Monday through Wednesday at 7:15 p m. The pastor A W Satu records ongoing efforts and potential results.
United Brethren Sunday School Provoking Notes
Sunday service notes from United Brethren Church chaired by Pastor W B Taylor announce Sunday School sessions and related activities. The brief item marks church duties and community outreach.
The Silver Wedding Interrupts The Quiet Attic Debates
Mrs Pother faces a silver wedding commemoration as Martha assists in tidying the old attic. They uncover mementos and quarrel over keepsakes, debating how memory and sentiment shape a family, while ghosts of the past loom in their conversation.
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Martha
Pother and Martha Bargain to Sell Old Table
In a domestic vignette Mrs. Pother worries about selling a cherished old table to placate suspicions of infidelity. Martha suggests plain action while the couple debates the sentimental risk. The husband unexpectedly returns with a Chippendale antique as the night ends.
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Tife
Maritin
Circus Day in Prempton Draws Crowd Despite Tragedy
A crowded Prempton parade features Borso the elephant troupe and a menagerie including serpents and tigers. Ringmaster Han Ring protests captivity as Ricard Ane and wife Marie Duprez return with a daring act. Aimee, a white canvas tent performer, captures lingering interest amid past injuries and renewed longing.
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Prempton
Gay
Aimee
Fe Herdamma
Deus
Pip Bent Reich
Fragmented note records unclear medical observation
The readable line references a tube, sounds, and a person with limited comprehension. Details are garbled, hindering clear identification of individuals, actions, or locations.
Coward branded wife after circus tragedy ends in death and rescue
A mob scene unfolds as a brutal circus incident ends with a hero saving a child from a tiger. Richard Agnet dies from injuries after leaping to shield his family, while Maria Agnet grieves and battles lifelong remorse for calling him a coward.
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Earu
Richard Agnet
Maria Agnew
Mary Louise Bug Zell
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