Mortals and Immortals Theme in Christian Science Lesson
The May 15 Christian Science Lesson Sermon centers on Mortals and Immortals with the Golden Text from Psalms 19:14 and Romans 8:35 28 39. It cites passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy noting divine Love’s protection and the sinless, eternal nature of the perfect man governed by Principle.
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Amon
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Our Lord
Mary Baker Eddy
Administrator's Notice Estate of Charles Bryan Eagan Deceased
Administrator L. E. Green seeks probate court attendance in Marion County Illinois Salem at the county courthouse on the first Monday in July 1927 for claims against the estate. Creditors must present their claims and debtors must pay promptly. attorney is John L. Kagy.
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Charles Bryan Eagan
Marion County
Illinois
Court House
Salem
Marcelling 50 and scalp treatment offered at home
Mrs. J. Smith advertises services including Marcelling 50, water waving, finger waving and scalp treatment performed at her residence, noting heavy work and in home service.
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J. Smith
Farrow Chix announces June stock and pricing
Farrow Chix lists quality matings for June with 100 percent live delivery and May 15 to 31 delivery at higher chick prices. Breeds include White Leghorns Brown Leghorns Barred Rocks S C Reds Anconss White Rocks Rose Comb Reds Bull Orphingtons White Wyandotte and assorted light and heavy assortments. Orders addressed to D C Farrow Cl Dept 500 CKER eoria Illinois.
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Farrow
D. C
Birthday Celebration Attended in Vandalia
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilley and Fred Gilley attended a birthday anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thalman last Saturday night. About twenty guests were present and the occasion was very enjoyable.
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Jack Gilley
Fred Gilley
L. W. Thalman
Household Economic Club Event Notes June 2
Program items for the Household Economic Club include a Thursday meeting at 2 PM with songs and readings. Featured entries list speech on picnics, a well packed lunch, Mrs. Geo Wasem, piano solo by Bonnie Hill, vocal solo by Miss Georgia Cruse, duet Harold Bonny and Grover Malan, and reading by Helen Ballance.
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Household Economic Club
Geo. Wasem
Bonnie Hill
Georgia Cruse
Harry Ford
Harold Bonny
Grover Malan
Helen Ballance
Sunday School Attendance Report by Religion Groups
Attendance tallies show Baptist 100, M. E. South 58, Christian 52, M. E. North 32, Pentecost 28 under the Religious Advancement Organization.
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Baptist
M. E. South
Christian
M. E. North
Pentecost
Religious Advancement Organization
Pentecost Services at Legion Hall This Week
Preaching each Saturday night at Legion hall by Rev. J H Reeter. Sunday School at 9 45. Cottage prayer meeting each Wednesday night. Everyone welcome to attend these services.
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Legion Hall
J. H. Reeter
Local shoppers offered onion sets and overalls at Altoms and Cains
Cen tralia visitors and area families browsed a mix of bargains at Altoms Davns and Cains stores. Listings include onion sets three quarts for 25 cents, high grade sweet corn Cherry Blossom cans for 25 cents, steel cut coffee 30 cents per pound, 7 ½ to 10 cent underwear, and ladies silk hosiery new in stock.
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Delpho Holland
Centralia
Geo. E. Ballances
Altoms
Davns
Ed Lawson
I. C
Vandalia
Patoka
Geo. E. Ballance
Miller & Harthams
Cains
Norman Carter
Louisana
Hec
J. R. Carter
Alvin
Martins
Summer Union
Smith
Vernon
Charles Humes
Martin
Dorsey Hudspeth
Wm. Polen
Local Patoka ads and community notes highlight store offers
The Patoka area columns advertise Cain s Store and Dains Store sales on fresh cakes onion sets hosiery curtains and insecticides. Local residents visit relatives travel to Lincoln and Decatur, with several families noted in Sunday visits and weekend trips. A racing season opening at Fairmount is announced plus school staff changes and fish hatchery plans.
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Altoms
Cains
Cecil D. Martins
George Wickersham
Decatur
T. J. Black
Nokomis
L. My
Black
Cains Store
Dains
Florence Reisman
Eunice
Lillian Carter
Joe Spicer
Raymond Jones
Charles Jackson
Pana
Kitchell Park
Harry Hayes
St. Louis
Tom Hayes
Humes
Centralia
Geo. E. Ballance
W. B. Chilton
Geo. Ballance
Lincoln
Elaine
Wayne Stapp
Edwardsville
Emma George
Sholconier
Register
Martin Krug
East Kaskaskia
Harry Zollar
Salem
Harry
R. L. Walton
Robt. Gray
Crosby
Frank Porter
Friend
Springfield
Franks
Lytle Porter
Elmer Carter
Kentucky-Missouri-Kansas
Denver Adams
al Ellis
Cecil Griffith
Mt. Vernon
Porter Simcox
East St. Louis
James
Stanley Wasem
Wilbur McIntire
Carlyle
Louisville
Jacob Dickie Wasem, Jr
Mary
Grandma
J. R. Livesay
Ruth Pugh
Sam Pugh
Jteac
Miss Lane
Patoka
Metzger
C. T. U. Line
Miss Mae Lane
Bloomington
Livesay
Fairmount
A. Shepard
Ard
George Porter
Ill Conditions and Social Visits in White Haven Area
Grandpa Robertson remains gravely ill in White Haven. Mrs. Lawrence Wilson shows some improvement after illness. Rev Jess Linton of Decatur preached at Bear Creek with large attendance. Albert Halbrook and his wife visited Leo Landreth’s family on Cracker Neck. Clark Linton discussed business with Marvin Halbrook. Rev Oral Brown conducted services at Ramsey Saturday and Sunday. George Richards Louis Omstead and their wives traveled to St. Louis for the day. Charley Halbrook and family visited Frank Robertson’s household.
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George Porter
Patoka
Donna
Decatur
Evansville
W. C
I. C
Centralia
Robin Morris
W. C. Pugh
Little Daugh
Olson
St. Louis Dairy Co
Vandalia
Harold Tracy
Raymond Estes
Helen Chandler
Murl Carter
Murl
Helen
la Place
Miss Rosa
Frank Elefritz
Ed Anderson
Frank
Nick Walters
Betty
Salt Lake City
Grandpa Robertson
Lawrence Wilson
Jess Linton
Bear Creek
Albert Halbrook
Cracker Neck
Leo Landreth
Clark Linton
Marvin Halbrook
Oral Brown
Ramsey
George Richards
Louis
Real estate jibe as locals joke about land talks in Florida
In Florida a visitor asks about the land while a Native quips that the issue lies with real estate agents. The exchange captures a light moment reflecting tensions in land deals and local perception of outsiders.
The Indian's Lament Reflects On Change In War Paint
An old Wisconsin Indian laments cultural shifts as war paint becomes rouge and the peace pipe yields cigarettes while bearskin loggins give way to silk stockings. He ponders the impact of firewater in modern times.
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Detroit Free Press
Native jokes About Hog Pen House Sparks Debate
A traveler objects to building a house over a hog pen calling it unsanitary. The native retorts that they have not lost a hog in fifteen years, implying pigs are well guarded. The exchange highlights rural humor and frontier practicality.
First Co ed Reflections on Women in Higher Roles
A brief dialogue contrasts perceived progress of women in leadership with prior achievements in supportive roles. The exchange highlights shifting expectations and ambitions for women advancing beyond traditional boundaries.
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Christian Science Churches
L. E. Green
John LL. Kagy
Marcelling
Farrow Chix
Cker Eoria
Ies
Love Brothers Neptunite
T. £. Farin, Stoisa
Ilinois
Pentecost Services
Thalman
John A. Jennings
Auct
White Haven
Roy Jones
Illingis
Florida
Gilley Garage
High School
Patoka High School Band
Patoka How. & Furn. CO
Hill Brothers C.D. Martin
First State Bank of
J. Altom & Son
Louie Wasem
W. H. Cain
T.E. Irvin
Spring Meeting
Fairmount Park
Collinsville
Suburban Ry
Fairmount Jockey Club
Lyman T. Ray
ATES
D.entgring
C. Bruce Head
Surer
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