Obituary of Malinda Alice Beal Smith of Indiana
Malinda Alice Beal Smith a Huntington County and Grant County Indiana native born August 18 1863 died July 10 1923 at home aged 59 years 10 months 22 days She married John F Smith in July 1896 and had three children Bertha Pulley Everett F and one son who died in infancy Surviving relatives include two grandchildren Bernita Pulley and Georgina Smith Her husband died May 8 1915 She joined the M E Church at Lancaster Indiana around age 25 and led a devout Christian life Funeral services were held July 12 at the residence conducted by Rev J O Campbell with interment at Van Buren Cemetery The obituary praises her as a devoted wife mother and neighbour and notes the enduring memory of her life
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Malinda Alice
William
Sarah Beal
Huntington County
Indiana
Grant County
David C
Martha A. Smuhk
Ind
William F
Melvin
John F. Smith
Bertha Pulley
Everett F
Bernita Pulley
Georgina Smith
M. E. Church
Lancaster
J. O. Campbell
Estate of Matthew Doyle Notice of Settlement Authority
Power of attorney granted to settle the estate of Matthew Doyle. Creditors or interested parties may present matters to the executor at the designated office. Proceedings reference 19-26-2.
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Matthew Doyle
Edward Lawrence Opens West Main Shop for Blacksmithing
Public notice announces Edward Lawrence starting a shop on West Main Street offering blacksmithing woodwork automobile top repairs and new tops made to order saw filing and furniture repair services.
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West Main St
Edward Lawrence
Advertising as a Core Business Necessity
The statement argues that advertising is essential to business operations, not a mere ancillary activity. It frames promotion as integral to market reach, brand building, and revenue generation, urging firms to treat it as a fundamental function.
OWL CREEK COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND VISITORS
Mrs Neva Myers and daughters Inez and others visited the Sam Hair home. Huntington callers included Mrs D W Hetrick and daughter and Mrs Grace Stephenson. Neighbors and relatives from Warren Montpelier Bluffton and Roll spent time with families in the area. The True Blue Union Chapel group held a monthly meeting at Clark Friar’s home with refreshments. The Jackson township Ladies Auxiliary met at Maude Jones home with basket making and a pot luck lunch. Several attended the Gentry Bros Circus in Hartford City and a Texas illness update about Harvey Elwood was noted.
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Frank Tharp
Amos _Tharp
Dwight Evans
Huntington
Ida
Osa
Paul Oxley
A. Alexander
James Hetrick
von Wiggins
Grace Stephenson
Warren
Harlon Farr
Bluffton
Wanda Moore
Dexter Cloud
Victor Friar
William Meyers
Elton Cloud
Edward Murray
Clark Friary
Harvey Friar
Victor Fiar
Inez Swagger
Opal Williams
Joe White
Glenn Riggs
Montpelier
Justine Beavens
Garnet Slusher
R. A. Evans
Dwight
Foreign Missionary Society
Tom Boller
Grant County
Jess Beavans
Wilma
Ed Mann
Willing Workers
Union Chapel
Clarence Cloud
Neal Rustic Park
V. C. Ditzler
Missionary Society of McNatt Church
Cecil Jackson Lawn
Ora Melling
Liberty Center
Melvin Luckey
Lester Nash
Anderson
O. KR. Williams
Warren Pancoast
Margaret Evans
Marion
Jackson Township
Maude Jones
Blanche Schwab
Dallas Beavans
Russell Follis
Bert Jones
Gentry Bros
Hartford City
D. H. Coffield
James Coffield
Ilo Wilkins
A. B. Custard
Charles Leonard
Dick Henderson
A. J. Underwood
Miller girl born in Landessville noted with health ok
Leota, a ten pound girl, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller and both mother and child are doing fine. Local notes mention relatives, visits, a property purchase, and community events across Landessville including a spiritualist camp meeting and Sabbath School at 9:30.
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Earl Miller
Leota
Miller
Clinton Speer
Clint
Grandpa
Grandma
Simon Malott
Mack Favors
Marton
Noah Pence
Dillon Cox
Papa Blinn
Local Families Mark Sunday Visits Across Town
Mrs Albert Morgan and children visited Mr and Mrs B F Good on Sunday. Trimley Riggs Floyd Riggs families picnicked at the river. Guy Conwell and son joined Will Scott at Bunker Hill. Ruth Palmer Ada Gilbert Edith Melvian Broom shared Sunday dinner with Ruth and Rachel Howell. Bob Cruse called on Grandma Cruse and Hannah Parr in the afternoon. Isaiah Chapel and others called.
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Frank Crum
Kokomo
A. T. Gilbert
A. V. Broom
Dave Baker
Homer Buzzard
Near Huntington
Rebecca Havens
George Cochran
Roy Roush
Donald
Dahl
Russelline
Harvey Elwood
Texas
Emma Dickerson
S. M. Dillman
Lawrence Watkins
James Farr
John Palmer
Jane Cruse
A. B. Line
Floyd Riggs
D. T. Riggs
Albert Morgan
O. P. Sills
William
B. F. Good
Trimley Riggs
Guy Conwell
Will Scott
Bunker Hill
Ruth Palmer
Ada Gilbert
Edith
Melvian Broom
Ruth
Rachel Howell
Bob Cruse
Grandma Cruse
Hannah Parr
Isaiah Chapel
Unchanging Jesus Emphasized Across Sermon Theme
The article extols Jesus as unchanging in love mercy and power. It portrays Christ as the lamb for sinners slain and asserts his constant vigil in every century and nation, guiding judgment and forgiveness.
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Jesus
White Throne
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9Th Street
M. E
van Buren
Vestal Reynolds
Marion National Bank
Cleaning Service
W. Fifth St
Kennedy Eye Service
M. C. Kennedy
Boston
Marion, Ind
Ralph C. Cottrell
Telephone
Owl Creek
Neva Myers
Inez
Sam Hair
D. W. Hetrick
Carl Griffith and Son
Arthur Williams
Landessville
George Dykes
Hartley
Belinda Clevenger
Edna
Wm. Clevenger
Frank Pulley
Miers
Adam Pulley
Roscoe Pence
Near Fort Recovery
Ohio
Dell Hewitt
Alexandria
Sam Evans
James Baxter
Jacob Speer
Hancock County
John Speer
E. O. Speer
Merle Blinn
Terence Welsh
Chesterfield
Chrisian Aid
Geo. G. Richardson, Jr
Paxton
Alva F
Duckwall Boot
Marion National
Cline Lumber Company
Arnal C. Merrell
van Buren, Indiana
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