Reconciled to God and Its Divine Action
An analysis of Romans five eleven on reconciliation as God’s act of laying aside wrath through the death of Jesus, with notes on enemies of God and the mutual nature of reconciliation. It contrasts divine initiative with the believer’s receptive role and ends with a devotional hymn-like affirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Christ
David
Saul
Paul
Dodor Gifford
Christ
Gad
War Mothers Picnic Highlights Sullivan Centennial Park
The War Mothers of Sullivan held a Thursday picnic at Centennial Park in honor of Mrs. W. H. McGrew. Mr. and Mrs. McGrew plan to move to Terre Haute around November 1 after selling their farm west of Sullivan. Mrs. Samuel Adams and her granddaughter from Hutsonville, Illinois, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Mothers of
Sullivan
Centennial Park
W. H. McGrew
McGrew
Terre Haute
Samuel Adams
Hutsonville
J. N. Engle
Gues
Man Freed After Trespass Charge At County Jail
John Gildenbrander was released from the county jail Friday after being jailed on a trespass charge two days earlier. He had occupied the farm of C. R. Railsback for several months and promised to move at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Railsback
John Gildenbrasher
Treasured Memories of Places That Time Has Changed
The piece reflects on how memories preserve old landscapes and gatherings that no longer exist, noting wild roses, a paved street, and a shop in place of a home. It emphasizes memory as a gift from God and a continual storehouse for the future, enriching life even as places fade.
Community Club Hosts Active Sullivan Meeting
More than fifty business and professional men attended the Sullivan Community Club meeting. E. D. Maple received thanks for scouting work, John C. Chaney wasCongratulated on being elected moderator of the Indiana Presbytery Synod, and officers C. H. Stratton and W. W. Harbaugh were noted in national and local associations. The group discussed the Jones bill retail price display and referred it to the commercial department for consumer representation, while plans advanced for a county livestock show and band concert series. Guests included W. W. Harbaugh, J. F. Chambers, Tom C. Brown, T. E. Hunter, and E. B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Community Club
E. D. Maple
John C. Chaney
Indiana Presbytery Synod
Indianapolis
C. H. Stratton
National Money Lenders Association
W. W. Harbaugh
Club
Robert Couchenour
J. B. Miller
W. D. Brown
R. A. Plunkett
J. R. Brown
W. M. Routt
Agricultural Committee
Ross Campbell
W. A. Wilkey
John McD. Horne
J. F. Chambers
Chautauqua
Tom C. Brown
T. E. Hunter
Evansville
E. B. Smith
The
Vandalia Coal Company
Will of Late Carlisle Banker Disposes of Estate
The will of Edgar W. Akin Sr of Carlisle filed for probate names United States Trust Company of Terre Haute as executor. Susan M. Akin to hold widow’s portion in fee simple with income from two thirds. Eliza beth McConnell and Edgar W. Akin Jr. to receive one third income each and share final disposition after their mother’s death. A codicil keeps L. J. Wixmiller as cashier of Peoples State Bank Carlisle. The will dated May 20, 1914 and witnesses W K Hamilton and H A Meyer. Slightly over 17000 advanced to Edgar W. Akin Jr. to be charged at final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Akin, Sr
Carlisle
David Giles
Akin
Susan M. Akin
Edgar W. Akin, Jr
Elizabeth McConnell
L. J. Wixmiller
Peoples State Bank
Families Head South For Winter in Florida Auto Trips
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis and Mr and Mrs Joe Reed with Herman Lord left by Davis automobile for New Smyrna Florida their winter home where they have traveled by auto every fall for years Paul Mason and Oscar Bedell left Saturday for St Petersburg Florida to spend the winter with Mason's mother Mrs Mary Mason also traveling by train she will join them there for the season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Look Out for the Dog, Boss
A humorous exchange features Tatters warning of a dangerous dog while the housekeeper questions the warning. Tatters insists the dog is big enough and ugly enough to look out for itself.
Little girl chooses one kitten from the family
A father brings twins to his daughter who is used to cats bearing litters. She studies them briefly and then points to the prettier kitten, declaring they should keep that one.
Lavender smoking in ancient Rome revealed by pipes
Roman pipes with lavender plant reliefs suggest Romans smoked lavender. Writers of the period claim lavender produced an active, ardent, and vigorous feeling during use.
Notice of Towns Property Sale in Sullivan County
Notice that Turman Township trustee H H Arnett will sell town property at public auction in Graysville Sullivan County Indiana on October 25 1919 at 10 am The schoolhouse building will be sold with other outbuildings separately and buyers may remove them Cash terms and bidding may be rejected in whole or part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turman
Sullivan County
Indiana
Graysville
Udo Township
S&s
Mange Teweet
Sullivan Colley
Numier
H. HL. Arnett
Turman Township
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E. S&s. Griggs
Ind
Prione
West Side
Citizens Trust Building
the Citizens Garage
South Main St
Lindley
General Electric Generator
Williard
Matthew
Herman Heien
E. A. Billman
Abba
United States
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fidelity Loan CO
East Side Square
John
Honest John, Inc
N. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Edgar W. Akin
Edgar
Jas. McConnell
Citizens Trust Bldg
Sullivan, Ind
Murine Eve Remedy Co
Geo. F. Stone
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
H. L. Ramsey
D.C
Terre Haute Daily Star
Sullivan Union
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