Franniston’s frame up challenged by bold marshal
Marshal Bart Rogers races through the night to Bellaine and Mannington to expose Bull Franniston and his gang. He alerts the sheriff to a fire and lawless acts, then uncovers a deputy’s false arrest as the plot unravels amid burning streets and urgent calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franniston
Bart
Rocky Jamison
Ile
Bud Taurko
Tarko
Bud
Bull” Franniston
Cap
Bellaine
Mannington
Marshal Rogers
Frankiston
Rogers
Bud Tarko
Wye
Grabaw
Bud Tyarko
Pranniston
Sher
Tom Jordan
Yarko
Cheyenne
Bart Rogers
Peter Opens Gentile Mission With Cornelius Vision
Lesson outlines Cornelius as a Roman officer of 100 soldiers noted for devotion prayer and charity. It covers two divine visions guiding the gospel to Gentiles, the meeting with Peter in Caesarea, Peter's sermon on God’s impartial salvation, the Holy Spirit’s outpouring, and Peter’s defense of his Gentile ministry. The text emphasizes that God shows no partiality and that the gospel is for all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Peter
Caesarea
Cornelius
Joppa
God
Jesus
Christ
County Line Social News Notes Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Walter Everhart of Ohio visit sister Mrs Jules Johnson and family. John Hughes and family and Raymond Robins and family from Cincinnati come to visit Harve Robins family. George Heartwell and mother of Commiskey visit Frank Rich family. Archie Rich near Reddington visits John Rich family. Philip Speckner improves County Line road by grading. Delmar Mousa near Marion visits Harve Robbins family. Orville Everhart and family from Ohio visit Julius Johnson and relatives. Miss Hazel Rich visits Commiskey with George Heartwell and mother. George Myers of Seymour comes to look after farm. Louis Myers loses a valuable horse. Frank Rich goes to Indianapolis for excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Everhart
Ohio
Jules Johnson
John Hughes
Raymond Robins
Cincinnati
Harve Robins
George Heartwell
Commiskey
Frank Rich
Archie Rich
Reddington
John Rich
Philip Speckner
Delmar Mousa
Marion
Harve Robbins
Orville Everhart
Julius Johnson
Hazel Rich
Uniontown Sunday school attendance and local notices
Attendance at Sunday school recorded fifty seven with a two dollar thirty cent collection. The column lists visits from Morain Smeltzer, Catherine Hinzeman, Bessie Conway, and many others visiting relatives and attending services. Decoration Day activities and Children’s Day program at the M E B church are noted along with local health updates and a minor accident on the Indianapolis trip.
Nigger Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Charles Anderson is ill. Mrs. M. T. Rucker and son Frank with Mrs. Robert Goens shopped in Seymour Saturday. Children’s Day exercise held at Surprise Sunday night drew attendees from around. Mr. John McKinney of Columbus visited Louis Beck’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Devers hosted Indianapolis friends Saturday. August Rotert did a business trip to Cortland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson and family visited the former’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nelson
Fred W. Herman
Peter Lynch
Sam Anderson
J. W. White
George Lucas
Indianapolis
William Ault
Medora
James Lucas
Meade Isaacs
Daey McCormick
Appel
Acme U. B
Avis Oathout
Cortland High School
Henry Hehman
Raymond Ritz
Honeytown
Mary J. Mahurin
Maggie Hebman
Eliza Isaacs
William Uffman
Waymansville
B.C. Lett
Brownstown
Jacob Frederick
Fred Fleeter
Maggie Frederick
Emma Frederick
Seymour
Raymond Wilson
Acme
Ray Gilbert
Marc Fleenor
Gilbert
William M. Isaacs
Dan Thompson
Harry Meyer
Cortland
Lyman Roberts
Telephone Company
Namiliton
Bruce
Clarence Isaacs
M. EB
Leo Browning
Oscar Lopez
Ed Patrick
Charles Reedy
Nora Richards
Clarence
Oscar Robinson
Komo
William Ramph
Joseph Harold
Clearspring
Greo
Freat Town
Chloe Powell
Sebneck Hospital
Albert Spaulding
Harold
Charles Bush
Charles Lockman
Jackson
Michigan
Robert Gaston
Samuel Kent
Rachel Heller
Freetown
Price McNiece
Frank
Albert Kiinan
James Forgey
Daniel Thompson
Wim
Hornbeck
Walnut Grove
Samuel Robertson
Filly Robertson
Cortland Social Roundup Notes Tuesday Visits
Mrs Charles Anderson and Mrs Silas McGatha seen shopping in Cortland Tuesday. Elsie Rotert and Therman Rotert visited Miss Louise Rotert Tuesday. Gertrude Meyer and Luice Thompson sold tickets for The Womanless Wedding to be staged at Cortland High gym Friday. Mr Henry Meyer traveled to Seymour Tuesday. Mrs M F Rucker and son Ralph visited Clarence Hall near Medora Sunday. Misses Mary Anna VanCleave visited J B Cummings Sunday. Miss Avis Oathout stayed Friday with Bernice Devers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Silas McGatha
Irvin Coffman
Cortland
Elsie
Therman Rotert
Louise Rotert
Gertrude Meyer
Luice Thompson
Henry Meyer
Seymour
M. F. Rucker
Ralph
Clarence Hall
Medora
Mary
Anna VanCleave
J.B. Cummings
Avis Oathout
Bernice Devers
Local Families Attend Social and Visiting Gatherings
A string of visitors and residents frequent local events and travel to Indianapolis for friends and family. Notables include Mrs Kay Anthony’s Children Day return from Indianapolis with siblings, and Mr and Mrs Leo Browning hosting kin from Seymour and Indianapolis.
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Goilyy
Ay Inn
Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
BY Geo. McManus
Brinc
CINTA
By Courtney Ryley Cooper
Chapter
Sheriff Graham
Burt
Mr. Frankiston
Kosmortar
HF. White
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Uniontown
Morain Smeltzer
North Manchester
Smeltzer
Catherine
Louise
Walter
John Hinzeman
Noblesville
Bessie Conway
F&. Conway
Ed Froh
Edinburg
Jane Pierson
J. Z. Bard
H. S. Till
Harl Owens
Columbus
Harry McDonald
C. Rogers
Blanche Spall
Nellie Wilson
Louise Hinzeman
Walter Mosley
Kent
Pauley
L. D. Robertson
N. Chestnut St
William Desmond
Eileen Sedgwick
Universal
Alaska
Wolves OF the North
Universal Screen
Neal Burns
Tootsie Wootsie
Roder
Interstate Public Serviceompany
Pleasant Grove
Kay Anthony
Charles Dunlap
Ford Reed
Myr. Spaulding
Phone Main
Reno Cet
TM J
Gistis
W. H. Burkley
Seymour - Indiana
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