Fe in News Karnes Visit to Salem Reported
Fragmentary notes mention Mrs. Paul A. Gill and events on Thursday with unclear details. The text is incomplete but indicates social notices or brief hometown reporting involving local residents and travel.
31 Oct 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pekin Advance
Location
Pekin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary notes mention Mrs. Paul A. Gill and events on Thursday with unclear details. The text is incomplete but indicates social notices or brief hometown reporting involving local residents and travel.
The notes list church activities across several congregations. Sunday services, Sunday school, and worship times are given for Christ Church Old Pekin and associated missions. Meetings occur weekly with additional midweek prayers and special sermon series dates noted for November.
The column reports visits, arrivals, and departures among area families including Samuel Logkeneur and Day Turner kin. It notes Dr. Win. B. Charles's sudden death in California, church events at the Church of Christ, and regional social happenings such as sales, farm activity, and travel plans.
The column reports on school progress with pupils improving in reading and writing using blackboard work. It notes Mrs Harold Litle visiting Burden a night, Johnsons traveling to New Albany, and Morginger visiting relatives. A brief tips section explains how to twist off pineapple tops safely.
In this brief notice two items appear. The first mourns the death of an individual known as Bill Curtis near Greenbriar, survived by a wife a son six sisters and two brothers. The second reports the marriage of John Ble Marshall and Pearl f hay in Spring, with details of the ceremony and best wishes from friends.
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