Farewell Party for Florence Whitecotton Before Tulsa Move
A delighted farewell party honored Miss Florence Whitecotton on Tuesday night at her grandmother’s home. She leaves Saturday for Tulsa Oklahoma. Attendees included Helen Wright Mary Makemson Thelma Nelson Margaret Pence Oca Howard Lucile Duckwall Reba Peters Minnie Jones Lucile Paxton Berniece Doyle and others. Gifts were exchanged and games played into the night.
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Florence Whitecotton
Tulsa
Okla
Richard Pilkington
Florence
Doyre
Helen Wright
Mary Makemson
Thelma Nelson
Margaret Pence
Oca Howard
Lucile Duckwall
Reba Peters
Minnie Jones
Lucile Paxton
Berniece Doyle
von Pickenpaugh
George Richardson
Charles Lutes
Ford Peters
Cecil Martz
Bernard Doyle Keith Howard
Gertler Conwell
James
Helen DePay
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Japan
Jesus
Abraham the Pioneer and the Call to Canaan
The lesson traces Abraham from idolators in Ur to God’s call to leave his homeland and travel to a land God will show. It highlights his faith, obedience, and the promises of posterity, a great name, and blessing to all nations through his line. Palestine as the chosen land is key to God’s global purpose.
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Josh
Canaan
God
Palestine
Israel
Har Fawn Land
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Indianapolis Area
Mr and Mrs J E Riley and Noble Riley family joined John R Browne and kin in Indianapolis for Thanksgiving. Dell Gardner and Kenneth hosted the day with Rev C C Cole, Loren Cole, and R J Wiggins present. Chris Haupthof family assisted with butchering. Adaleene Griffith joined Mrs Bessie Leas and Carrie Walden for Sunday dinner. Noble Riley visited with Betty Lou and Martha Jane.
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J. E. Riley
Noble Riley
John R. Browne
Indianapolis
Dell Gardner
Kenneth
C. C. Cole
Loren
R. J. Wiggins
Warren
Adaleene Griffith
Bessie Leas
Carrie Walden
Betty Lou
Martha Jane
Local Families Visit and Return Home from Weekend Trips
Mr and Mrs Pearl Riley and sons of New Paris Ohio visited with Mr and Mrs J E Riley for a few days. Ancil Witmer and sons of Marion returned home after visiting with O G Willey. S G Panabaker and H Panabaker and daughter visited Daisy Toney family then returned to Kokomo. Reynold MacBeth and wife returned from wedding trip to Allentown Pa. Mrs MacBeth resumes teaching and Mr MacBeth returns to Indianapolis. Lloyd Pilkington and son depart for Tulsa Oklahoma with Belle Pilkington and Florence Whitecotton spending winter with family. Frank Swagard Luke Conn Marion couples called on August Haupthe and Delores Sunday afternoon. Evening callers were Dave Murphy.
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New Paris
Ohio
J. E. Riley
Ancil Witmer
Marion
O. G. Willey
S. G. Panabaker
H. Panabaker
Kokomo
Daisy Toney
Reynold MacBeth
Allentown
Lloyd Pilkington
Frank Swagard
Luke Conn
Maselene
August Haupthe
Delores
Dave Murphy
Higher interest option for 1919 War Savings Stamps
Postmaster announces Treasury authorization to exchange 1919 War Savings Stamps for new 4 3/4 percent Treasury Savings Certificates. Stamps mature January 1, 1924, but can be exchanged now. 1913 stamps accepted at face value as part payment for certificates dated January 1, 1924. Open to all 1919 stamp holders.
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Bradford
U. S. Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Classified Sale Notices From Moving Departures
Moving out prompts sale of furniture including base burner sideboard dresser commode hall tree bedstead sanitary couch dining room table stand velvet Brussels carpet 12x18. Also for sale a collie pup six months old and a G and C Fisher piano with ebony case two large mirrors 20 by 40 and an Oliver No 3 typewriter plus a Conn cornet. E O Creviston RA 3 Van Buren Indiana 4613 F.
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G & C Fisher
Oliver
E. O. Creviston
van Buren
Indiana
The Knocker and the Hammer Ends in Tragic Turn
A man with a hammer drives relentless blows to others until a final blow returns, injuring him severely. The poem warns to dispose of hammers and avoid violence, urging readers to seek help and mutual support to prevent harm.
Visiting in Pennsylvania
Charley Gaiser left last week to Pennsylvania to visit his brother. He asked what kind of bear meat we preferred and planned to go gunning for brain. We decided to take dressed meat instead of bear meat, with pork chops or porterhouse as acceptable.
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Pennsylvania
Charley Gaiser
Charley
Missionary Brubaker Speaks at Central Church
Dr. Brubaker a medical missionary and returned missionary spoke at the Central Church Sunday morning. He described China conditions with a graphic picture from his years there.
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Dr. Brubaker
China
Central Church
Flour prize at Young America Van Buren game
The Farmers Elevator donated a sack of flour to be awarded to the person holding the lucky number at the Young America Van Buren basketball game on Saturday night December 8.
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Farmers Elevator
Mr Cramer Travels South for Florida Winter
Mr. Wm. Cramer, a resident north of town, has gone to St. Petersburg Florida to spend the winter season.
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Wm. Cramer
Town
St. Petersburg
Florida
Van Buren A. A. at Decatur Opener Versus GE
The Van Buren A. A. team travels to Decatur tonight to face General Electric led by Linn Kern. Mrs. E. E. Lutes remains bedbound with a severe cold.
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van Buren A. A
Decatur
General Electric
Linn Kern
E. E. Lutes
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Proclaimed Through Years of Use
Advert says Hall’s Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh with a combination of a ton ic and internal medicine. It claims rapid relief via the bloodstream to mucous surfaces and an anti inflammation effect. Sold by all druggists and Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Leon
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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