Grayswelle News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Weather
Snow suited Grayswelle with one and a half inches falling last Monday. The Providence church held a well attended first quarterly meeting amid blustery conditions. A Thanksgiving missionary program is planned. Local farming is strong with corn to be gathered before weather worsens. Laura avenue grading and paving began last week improving village travel. The Wabash Valley Electric Co franchise proposal is favored. Various regional residents and visitors from Terre Haute Sullivan Lafayette and Detroit are listed with social calls and family visits over the weekend.
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Providence
John Joseph
Laura Avenue
Masonic Building
Wabash Valley Electric Co
H. E. Bland
Terre Haute
Z. K. Evans
Leonard Fox
Mr. Fox
Lillie Pound
Cecil Johnson
J. B. Holmes
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Our Place
Court House
Sullivan
Earl Pounds
J. B. Watson
Josie Mattox
O. E. Horner
Scott City
Nellie Peacher
Ruby Russell
State Normal
Middletown
Fuzzy
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Merom Area
A dense collection of social calls visits and travel to Terre Haute Sullivan Vincennes Hymera and Cincinnati. Residents Mrs Ben Adams J B McKinney Edgar Strain Loren Thomas and many others attend services visits and gatherings with doctors and churches noted throughout the week.
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Ben Adams
Terre Haute
J. B. McKinney
Cliff
Fred Osborne
Hosea Drake
Vernon
Martin
David Whitlock
Ancil Woodard
Dodd Bridge
Carl Lester
Sullivan
Edgar Strain
Elmer Thomson
Loren Thomas
American Legion
Vincennes
Charles Riggs
Byron Toutz
John McKinney
Noble Badger
Stutsman
Prairie Creek
Drake Church
Amy Norris
Mitchell
Very
It Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste
A concise note claims a product or recipe lacks alum, removing any bitter aftertaste. The text hints at a marketing angle emphasizing pure ingredients and a clean flavor.
Silent looks of Jesus test faith and judgment
A devotional meditation contrasts Jesus silent temple look with rebukes to Peter and the disciples. It urges self examination, repentance, and turning eyes to Christ for salvation, mercy, and restored fellowship. The piece recalls Mark 11 11 and Luke 22 61 to emphasize beholding Jesus for transformation.
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Addis
Bethany
Peter
Paul
Timothy
Jesus
Stephen
Quote on self lighting electrical light invention
The Boston Transcript ponders a self extinguishing electric light that would stay lit for a minute after being turned off. It imagines a cellar light that turns itself out if forgotten, signaling curiosity about unattended illumination devices.
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Boston Transcript
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Melvin
Lafayette
Purdue University
Dora ‘Taylor
Marie
Jesse Reed
Dudley Hayworth
James Cotton
Orlando Marts
Detroit
Mich
Will Jewell
Frank Marts
Washington, Ind
Sylvester Marts
Violet
Cleo Shelburn
Lucile Standifer
Hazel Wharton
Shelburn
Geneva Barcus
Joe Hill
Lex Robbins
Hill
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Will Pittman
Harry Spicher
Otto Jewell
Olin’ Moore
Moore
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Sam Engle
Chas. Cochran
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Vernon Clouse
Fairbanks
Kingsley
MEROM
Claude Poe
Linton
Wm. Thornton
Roe Noll
Homer French
George McNabb
Charles Cochran
Ed Dodds
Paine Spausle
Palestine
Fern Fox
Ill
Jesse Daugherty
Herman Jones
Frank
Dick Hoskins
James Kaufman
Clarence Kaufman
Earl Johnson
Butler Morris
Stella Raley
Homer Curtis
Roy Coyner
James Bates
Tom Sparks
Bernadine Cochran
Esther Noll
Merom Rebekah Lodge
Hymera
Hymera Rebekah Lodge
Hymera Lodge
Toole
M. E
Merom Station
Rose Chapel
Cramer
Cora Sullivan
Osie. Reeves
Mell Manifold
Martinsville
Josephine Milam
Bonnie
Charles Davis
Vanhorn
Clyde White
Robertson
Ernest Boroughs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Opal Morgan
Elizabeth Hatten
Tom Wilson
Nelle McNabb
Frank Ridgeway
Carlisle
Santa Claus
Index
Santa
Index Nation Co
George
Guille Extension
Ainta' Jerusam
Temple
Mickey ‘Walker
Elizabeth
Jack Britton
Walker J
Pohlson
Orig
Thompson
Cota
Superior
Fisher
Prices F. O. B. Flint
Chevrolet
Sullivan County Motor Co
Star and Sullivan
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