Pekin and Falls Cities Residents All Over County
Local residents and visitors frequent Pekin Falls Cities Salem and surrounding towns this week. Notables include John Naugle and son Carl in Pekin, A P Wright visiting on Saturdays, Arthur Speaks from Bedford and Frank Bierly of Dutch Creek. Several trips to Falls Cities, Salem and Now Albany noted along with shipments by H Martin Co and multiple social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Naugle
Carl
A.P. Wright
Frank
Dutch Creek
Arthur Speaks
Bedford
N. Marland
Falls
Raymon
Raleigh Temple
Salem
H. Martin & Co
W. J. Johnson
Thoyalay
Jett Graves
Falls Cities
Samuel Land
U. Purlee
Smedley
Elmer Phillips
Jeffersonville
Elza Bartlett
David Smedley
Zola Hall
New Albany
Sylvié
Hazel Messer
Church Notes local congregations and services
Church notes list services for multiple churches including Church of Christ Hew Pekin and Od Pekin, Emmanuel M E Church, Mt Pleasant ME, Daisy Ridge Chapel, Olive Branch, and other faith groups. It records preaching times, Sunday School, prayer meetings, revival announcements, and pastor notes, plus community items and recent obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Elcome
Pekin
A. M. Hody
Pekin M. E
Epbworth League
Mt Pleasant ME
Frankie Martin
Douglas Church
Geo
Thomas
Daisy
Rev
Ridge
Christmas Vacation and School Notes in Local Paper
The P. High School reports Christmas vacation for students while noting organ repair, teacher travel, and literary society elections. Miss Green visits Cleveland, February meeting at Red Men Hall features music, declamations, debate on government ownership of railroads. A literary society program, five cent admission, and local correspondence updates accompany Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. HS
Merle
Prof
Miss Green
Cleveland
Ohio
Our
Literacy Society
Ray Gr
John Martin
Secretar
Ross
Treasury
Bernice Graves
Merle Newton
Uritie
Carl Wilson
Marsial
Richard
Literary Society
Red Men Hall
Terrill
Heber Gill
Fred Fitzpatrick
John Tash
Hernan Baker
Mattox Ma
Clifford Meadors
Average Man Hesitates to Seek Dental Care
A fragmented report notes the average man rushes to hurry to a tyring remedy when a pet dog falls ill, yet relies on questionable medicines for his own health, showing inconsistent care priorities and self care neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almont
Changing Hues and Shifting Fortunes in a Puzzle
The excerpt blends scattered dialogue about love and appearance with a comic exchange on family lineage. A fortune teller is labeled as a patron, and a character named Dick debates his role in a family tree while a mother hints at identities and intentions.
Advertising Lesson Sparks Dispute Over Page Fee
A man with a budding business was convinced advertising held value and agreed to pay a writer fifty dollars for a full page. The copy was reviewed by merchant Jooked, who coldly remarked that fifty dollars was too much and criticized the overuse of familiar phrases.
Zink and Nale Tie Nuptials in Salem Wedding
Zink Nale and Miss Josie Lillian Zink daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zink and Mr Lafayette Nale son of Mrs Sarah Nale wed in Salem on Tuesday Bro D S Johns of Big Spring officiated Christmas Day. Parents hosted a large dinner with all children present and the couple will reside on the Nale farm west of Pekin. The Advance joins friends in congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Lillian Zink
Joseph Zink
Lafayette Nale
Sarah Nale
Salem
Bro. d. S. Johns
Big Spring
Gilchrist and Sullivan Married at Salem Ceremony
Miss Ethel Gilchrist and Mr. Fred Sullivan, two prominent young people near Salem, were married Monday evening in Salem. Eld. W. B. Morris of the Christian Church officiated. Friends join in wishing them a happy wedded life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Gilchrist
Fred Sullivan
Near Salem
Salem
Eld
W.B. Morris
The
Christian Church
All Have a Duty to Mankind in Stevenson Quotation
A fragmented quotation urging universal duty, stating every man or woman is a dear possession to mankind and should contribute through brain heart and action, attributed to Robert Fouls Stevenson. The text reads as an exhortation about duty and hopeful future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fouls Stevenson
Pigeon Descends Chimney Traps Occupant in Reading
A Reading resident on London Road found a pigeon perched on the grate in the drawing room after it descended the chimney. The bird was covered in soot and alarmed the occupier when the window was opened, prompting a quick escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Road
Reading
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pekin Nesys
Rg Cray
Turday
Louisville
Huis Martin
Short Markland
Henry Weber
Albany
Geo. Wells
Farabee
R. E. Elrod
Allen Griffin
John Blankenbaker
Claude Gray
Valle Cities
Newton Gray
J.B. Churchman
Millard Terrell
Old Zuar
L Ykin
Grant Blackman
Ethel
Church Notes
Borden M. E. Church
Shilo M. & Church
BR. O. LaHue
Shiloh M. BE
Emmanuel M E. Church
Bethel ME. Church
K. C. Latue
Daisy Ridge Chapel
Olive Branch Primative Bautist
Fld
W. C. Hancoek
Youngs Creek
Ind
Martinsburg Church OF Christ
Blue River Missionary Baptist
Missionary Baptist
Blue River
David Bryan
Morris Chapel Christian Church
A.H. Weller
Emeline Barnett
Chesley Johnnson
Martha Duncan
Lillie Bressie
Len Waa
Otr
Sherman Stitt
Bloomington
Susan Roberts
Arenls
Ilinois
Will
Harmon
John McCoskey
Blairsburg
Eld C. P. Danner
Orleans
Olive Branch
Samuel Sykes
Kansas
Martinsburg
Kentucky
Pekin Hardwood Lumber Co
H.C. Sullivan's
Veo Callam
Menta Littell
Opal Nale
Norma Richards
Here
Lower
Citizens Bank
Lanty Johnson
W. E. Dudley
Tacoma
Wash
Estelle
Cecil
Orivang
Noble
Fundy
Chegley Johnson
Geomevis
Ek Bass
Frost Ceheril
Varney Martin
Peter Martin
Mt. Washington
Bessie Wright
Robt
Hurst
Aaron
L.Q. Weir
Marion Miller
Borden
Emma Loughmiller
David Karnes Jr
Frank Temple
David Karnes Sr
Stella Hougland
Jim Enny
T Jrd
Hornin
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Pete
N. W. Rodman
Bowman
Muz
Judge
Taxus, Bellows
FL M. Tanti
JW. Hinsranp
Ray Mantin
Pres Cawhier
Ana'a
Gihll
JW. Gill
Gill
Gill Bags
Attorneys At Law
Indiana
Zink Nale
Gilchrist
Sullivan
John W. Kay
Tindiana
Undertakers
Marklord Pharmacy
Fire and Life Insurance
J.w.hiestand
Fear Mg
Ed. Graves
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