Community Notes From Local Roundup
Local residents returned from winter trips in Texas Florida and Indiana. Families and individuals including Creager Hoseman Buff Moore and Daugherty visited relatives in several towns. A house fire at Wm Alumbaugh’s home caused partial loss with unknown attic origin. Church groups plan all day meetings at Ella Cooper’s home andLibrary basement.
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John Creager
Roy Creager
San Antonio
Texas
Julius Hoseman
Lorene McKinley
New Smyrna
Fla
Rev. McBride
Newberry
Ind
R. J. Jones
Sunbury
Charles Vickery
Anna Buff
Henry Strickler
Indianapolis
Anne Moore
Dugger
Buff
Ralph Daugherty
Clinton
Wm. Daugherty
Claude Bell
George Pinkston
Burl Gogin
Palestine
Maude Burke
Dorothy
Wm. Reid
Graysville
Zoe
Nelle Fleming
Terre Haute
Jacob Fleming
New Lebanon
Ford Johnson
Wm. Alumbaugh
The
Christian Church
Ella Cooper
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Graysville High Class Play and Local Gatherings Report
Community events sorround a Graysville High School class play chaperoned by Mrs. Nancy Kelly with a noon dinner and an afternoon program. Numerous visits to Terre Haute Farmersburg Sullivan and nearby towns noted with residents at homes, sales, and social calls. School closes for the week as farmers resume work after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kelly
Graysville H. S
Minnie Whitaker
Terre Haute
Alvin Hood
Ruth Lucile
Sullivan
Jerry Barcus
Albert
Commodore Hauger
Otto Jewell
Elsie Hauger
Geneva Barcus
Farmersburg
Mabel
Wilma Hood
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Chester Woodard
Salvation a Gift by Rev H Ostrom D D Moody Institute
The article argues salvation is a gift not a loan or trade and stresses human inability to repay. It contrasts biblical figures Davod Peter and Demas with the need to accept God's generous grace, urging a broken heart over barter or purchase to receive divine mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Peter
Demas
Heaven
Jesus
Paul
Colosse
Timothy
Life as a Roadside Journey and Refreshment Inns
A reflective line portrays life as a journey with inns along the road rather than a fixed home. It emphasizes that pleasures and blessings are temporary refreshment stops to renew strength before continuing toward the end of the voyage.
Funeral notices and social round in Hutsonville area
C E Watson and wife attended Aunt Sarah McNutt's funeral in Hutsonville on Wednesday. Several local residents visited, attended services, and hosted gatherings including baccalaureate at New Lebanon and Sunday visits. A car collision left both cars damaged but no serious injuries. Jazz Bandits, recently returning from Texas, came home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Watson
Sarah McNutt
Hutsonville
T. J. Mann
Edyth Bicknell
Mary Mann
Shelburn
Wiggins
Pauline Medsker
G. W. Nowlin
Mabel
Pounds
New Lebanon
Tom Durham
James Durham
Waveland
J. B. Durham
Robert Medsker
Charley Walters
John Green’s
Helen Cushman
J. W. and
Sullivan
Fish Fry Closes School Event at Model School
About eighty patrons and friends gathered at the Model School last Friday for a fish fry dinner followed by a shore program. District No. 17 has long been viewed by state instructors as a model school, with visits from students and teachers to learn teaching and discipline. The patrons praise Mrs. Criss as their teacher and the community's educational efforts.
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Ned Scott
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Ira Peters
Carl Keller
Rex McConnell
Simon Scott
Walter Cunningham
Pearl Melvin
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