Jailer's night act spurs salvation in Paul Silas tale
A sermon-themed piece notes the jailer after the earthquake asks, What must I do to be saved, and features his washing of wounds and feeding the preachers as signs of new life in Christ Jesus. The notice section includes a quiet title suit in Sullivan County Indiana filed November 1923 by Emma Frances Willis et al. against John W. Nash et al. with extensive defendant lists and a 1924 court date.
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Paul
Silas
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Emma Frances Willis
Bible divisions evolve through centuries
The essay notes the Bible originally existed as a single text without divisions. Euthalius added line divisions in late fifth century Alexandria, chapter divisions followed by Lanfranc and Langton with Hugo de Sancto Caro, then Nathan and Athras introduced sections, and Robert Stephens created the present verse divisions in 1551.
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Euthalius
Alexandria
Lanfranc
Langton
Earnest Reflection on Perseverance in Life’s Trials
A Congregationalist reflection notes that amid social and political anxieties, steady industry yields harvests and fulfillment. The author urges perseverance, trusting providence to reward steady toil and cooperative effort to meet human needs.
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Congregationalist
Yori Hazel Pace Vivian Pace Divorce Complaint Filed
On November 18 1925 Yori Hazel Pace filed a complaint for divorce against Vivian Pace in Sullivan Circuit Court. An affidavit stated Vivian Pace is not a resident of Indiana and the defendant is notified to appear or demur by January 7 1924 at the Sullivan County Court House. Arthur E DeBaun represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Indiana
Bevinnine
Sullivan Circuit Court
Yori Hazel ‘Pace
Vivian Pace
Arthur E. DeBaun
State of
State of Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Ethyl Gas Distribution Jointed by GM and Standard Oil
C F Kettering announced a contract between General Motors Chemical Company and Standard Oil of Indiana to distribute Ethyl Gas. The fuel, developed by GM Research, reduces engine knock and will roll out in the southern region this winter and the north in spring for the 1924 motoring season.
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Society of Automotive Engineers
Chicago
C. F. Kettering
General Motors Chemical Company
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Hall
Sullivan County Motor Company
Chevrolet
General Motors
General Motors Research Corporation
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Iethy
In a Comparatively Long Life Quote by Lord Hewart
The saying reflects Lord Hewart’s view that hard work is valued but not overdone. It contrasts steady effort with those who overestimate their diligence, highlighting humility and balance in labor.
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Lord Hewart
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union Ad Price
The notice lists a price of 4.00 dollars and references Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union in a brief advertising context.
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Terre Haute
Star and Sullivan Union
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New England
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England
Massachusetts
Plymouth Rock
Colony
United States
New
Marcus
the Peoples State Bank
Rev
H. Ostrom
D. D
Moony Bible Institute
Ooooe
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Schroeder & Price
Stephen Milam
America Nash
John Handley
Cassandra
James Spencer
Thomas Spencer
Armon Spencer
Aden Willis
Victor Willis
George Willis
Wiliam Willis
Floyd Willis
Mabel P. Willis Sawyer
Isadora C. Gwinn
Odia Medaris
Ruth A. Eastman
Charles Nash
Cora A. Snow
Sarah Spencer
Elijah Milam
Isaac Lamb
India Snyder
Anna Parvin
Edward Willis
Permelia Willis
E. Mier
Jonh Handley
John Spencer
Milton M. Nash
Moses Spencer
James M. Nash
John W
Standard Oil
Kuppenheimer
The
Globe Clothiers
H. C. Steel
Prop
Citizens Trust Building
Sullivan
W. V. Jennings Lumber Co
Ind
No Addi
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
North Side
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