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Newspaper

Pekin Advance

Location

Pekin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1917

Page

4

Family Notes From Local Community Visit and Weather

A poem mentions his sister Mary in feeble health. Oscar Stewart with wife and son Aifinois visit the big community. Bert Stewart and family and Alva Stewart with wife visited their parents Sunday. Monday marked the coldest day of the winter here. Martin Souderly reported sick at writing. Garland Wilbur Stewart were in Pekin Monday. Mrs Will Lovell returned to Martinsburg after several days with her parents.

Mary Oscar Stewart Aifinois Bert Stewart Alva Stewart Will Lovell Martinsburg

Wealth and Promise Amid Fearful Hearts

A devotional verse reflects on heavenly promises over land and wealth. It recalls God’s steadfast presence, the reward of spiritual riches over earthly gold, and the trust that Christ’s sacrifice secures true peace beyond material gain. The speaker urges courage, vigilance, and a longing for divine guidance.

Alusia Christ Unley

Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Gentle Constipation Relief

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a pleasant natural laxative for constipation. It claims easy consumption with agreeable effects and emphasizes a medication-like origin.

Snowstorm Hits Region As Illnesses Rise

Fragmentary local notes report a severe snow storm rivaling recent years. Names mentioned include Martin Souler with grippe, Dan Johnson and wife visiting Archie Hilton, and residents with measles Ola Nale Iva Humphrey and Ray Humphrey. Several deaths are listed at the Poor Asylum including Uppinghouse George Hudson Johnnie Banks and others moved from Richarita house to Lemuel Churchman’s property. Frank Meadors and wife spent Friday with Ed Motsinger.

Mats Martin Souler Dan Johnson Silen Archie ‘Hilton Ola Nale Iva Humphrey Ray Humphrey Stalph “Campbell Mr Uppinghouse George Hudson Johnnie Banks David Voyles Richarita House Lemuel Churchman Frank Meadors Spet Binday Ed Motsinger

Obituary of Joseph M Berry in Indiana and Oklahoma links

Joseph M Berry born December 11 1887 near Ashville North Carolina son of W C and Letitia Berry died January 24 1917 aged 79 years. He married twice first wife died leaving daughter Emma Fasselman of Washata Oklahoma. second marriage to Mrs Jane Jockenuur produced ten children five of whom survived. Surviving: Virgil Berry Okmulgee Oklahoma Josie Montgomery Moore Oklahoma Lillie B Clark Chelsea Oklahoma Victoria Hurt Western Oklahoma Earl Berry El Paso Texas. He joined Church of Christ in Pekin Indiana over fifty years ago and preached and lectured on prophecies and Revelation. He studied Revelation last twenty years and prepared a manuscript for publication. Funeral held January 25 1917 at home in Pekin with burial in Chelsea Oklahoma. He leaves wife sister Letitia Brown Oklahoma brother Ephraim Berry Louisville Kentucky and many relatives.

Joseph Mawing Berry W. C Letitia Berry Ashville North Carolina Emma A. Fasselman Washata Oklo Jane Jockenuur E. W Cadwell Amos Lotkenour Virgil Berry Okmulgee Okl Josie Montgomeri Moore Okla Lillie B. Clark Chelsea Victoria Hurt Western Earl Berry el Paso Texas Church of Christ of Gids Indiana Oklahoma Elizabeth Cluckenour Jesus Letitia Brown Jaf Okla Ephraim, Berry Louisville Kentucky Gro. Millard Robinson

Public Sale Notice at Karnes Property New Pekin

Public auction to be held at the Karnes property in New Pekin on Saturday February 10 1917 starting at 10 oclock A M. Featuring household and kitchen furniture hotel and restaurant fixtures bedsteads tables store showcases chairs dressers and assorted items suitable for home restaurant and store use.

Karnes New Pekin

Terms Sums of 5 Dollars and Under Sale Notice

Goods offered on terms under five dollars cash. For sums over five dollars a credit of months will be given upon presenting a note with approved security. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. By G. Short.

Local Notes From The Community

New Liberty Seymour and John Casey returned home from Illinois Saturday. Oscar Gross moved to the Fitzpatrick farm. After a weeks stay with their parents Mr and Mrs Bert Spencer and son Roy started for Lethbridge Alberta Canada. Spelling at Waisner school drew a big crowd with Gilbert Matthews top speller and Glenn Hartie top cipher. The Fitzpatrick case drew attendance on Tuesday afternoon. Eunice Lucan visited Nora Callaway Saturday night and Sunday. Claude Corhan his wife and daughter Gretna visited Millard Gray Sunday. T J Williams and wife visited their son Dennis for one day last week. John Fitzpatrick of Jeffersonville spent the first of the week with his mother. His mother accompanied him home for a visit. Monday was a bad day so the hucksters did not go on their route.

Seymour John Casey Illinois Oscar Gross Fitzpatrick Farm David Matthes Mis Spencer Roy Lethbridge Alta Canada Waisner School Jilbert Matthews Glenn Hartie Fitzpatrick Eunice Lucan Nora Callaway Claude Corhran Daugher Gretna Millard Gray John Fitzpatrick Jeffersonville Hoy Site Ray Nale Omer Miller Big Spring Lina Clara Johnson W. J. Johnson Fannie Markland Angie Martin Johnson C. W. Johnson A. J Edith Lamb

Severe Cold Quickly Cured by Remedy

QC J Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri describes a December first severe grip like attack. He bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recovered within days. He praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one of the best medicines and would use it again for future colds.

J. Metcalf Weatherby Chamberlain

Local residents named in Measles and Whooping Cough notes

Motsinger Circle Johnson Lockmiller and Hamilton Baker's children have measles. Mrs Margarett Briner and May Martin visited Ethel Callan and Ella Martin Wednesday. John Cullam on sick list. daughter Anna Peart has whooping cough. Lora Punsford called in the vicinity last week. James Shanks called on John Callam Tuesday. John Brown has the measles.

Johnson Lockmiller Hamilton Baker Margarett Briner May Martin Ethel Callan Ella Martin John Cullam Anna Peart Lora Punsford James Shanks John Callam John Brown

Hamilton Our instruments grace nearly eighty thousand homes

The text praises Hamilton pianos as the embodiment of finest piano building, noting their presence in wealthy, cultured homes across almost every country. It highlights global recognition and quality.

Sade

Mt Zion Community Notes Include Visits And Illness

The sick in this neighborhood are improving. Oscar Sifers and family and Oscar Stewart with wife and son spent Sunday with Willis Stewart and family. Elder Lindstrom of Seymour visited Mt Zion Thursday and Friday nights. Chas Cuppy visited his son Leat ar and family Saturday. Bess Tevis returned home Saturday after staying with sister Mrs Ed Stewart. Bro Sanders could not fill his regular appointment due to a protracted meeting elsewhere. Kenneth Payne has had a cassel suit tie m easles, Virgil Stewart stayed with L E Beim Saturday night. Quite a number called on Lou Stewart and family Saturday night.

Oscar Sifers Oscar Stewart Willis Stewart Lindstrom Seymour Mt. Zion Chas. Cuppy Leatar Bess Tevis Ed Stewart Bro. Sanders Kenneth Payne M Easles Virgil Stewart L. E. Beim’s Lou Stewart Family

New Barber Shop Come in at W Hurst and P M Tash

Community notes record visitors and social calls. W Hurst and P M Tash hosted guests including Mr John Stewart, Mr Samuel Lockenonr, and Mrs Mary Rodman. Family visits occurred across Salem area with measles affecting Edward Gray and Arley Hedrick, and a local preaching by Bru Merle Mottell resuming after weather.

Wanted Berry Plants in Salem Indiana

A terse classifieds notice seeks berry plants from Alvin G Gray at R4 Salem Indiana. The ad specifies a local pickup or delivery arrangement and requests contact for purchase details and availability.

Alvin G, Gray Salem, Indiana

Local Docket of Movements and Passages in Big Spring Area

Big Spring Ida Herthel spent Monday with Gladys Turner. Ned Markland discusses going to finals this spring. John Cromer visited Arthur Turner on Monday for business. John Eliott and Joan Smith hauled logs from Arthur Turner’s to Pekin on Tuesday. Mrs Belle Cromer plans to move to Portland Indiana this spring. Calvin Wingler has returned from Mitchell and will work in Illinois this summer. Edna Turner stays with Delbert Davis while Davis is west seeking a location. The two year old daughter of Omers Miller near Salem was buried Friday with Bid. Salem church member John al of Salem preaching the funeral.

Ned Markland Finais John Cromer Arthur Turner John Eliott Joan Smith Pekin Belle Cromer Portland Ind Calvin Wingler Mitchell Ilinois Edna Turner Delbert Davis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Martin Souderly Garland Wilbur Stewart N. Markiand Aly Mure Farabee Joseph M. Berry J. M. Barry Arthur G. Littell W. Bashter Borden Callaanawan Towsend & Freeman C. E. Biorly O. W. Hurst New Liberty T. J. Williams Dennis Motsinger Hamilton Mt Zion P.M. Tash John Stewart Marion+Batts Bicknell G.m.johnson Samuel Lockenonr Mary Rodman Mrs Tash Jilva Johnson Grover Elrod Owen Tatlock Salem Edward Gray A.N Arley Ethel Hedrick Merle Mottell Ida Herthel Gladys Turner Jackson Sherwin-Williams H. Ig. Sullivan Purlee &, Phillips C.D. Chandler Purlee Building Old Depot
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