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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
5
Stop scratching with Zemerine claims to relieve itching and restore skin health after first use. Advertises two sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar with mail order option from Zemerine Chemical Company in Orangeburg South Carolina. Also notes a local house expansion by Marshal Pence with a new west room.
Mrs Malinda Boller was in Van Buren on business. Mary Heckard recovering well after gall stone surgery at Marion hospital. Bernice Howell visited Marion with cousin Deligi Robinson. Otto Creviston repainted house and barn. Several residents traveled to Marion Saturday afternoon. A Calliman family moved into Boxell property. Callie Leach led Jubilee Drive or Tag Day for W C C T A. Ovie Twinkle injured wrist cranking car. flu hit family after moving to Canada. Sunday visits by Zen Weesner family and Hatcher. References to Kitch, Leach, and Rob inson families. Sunday School at 10. Rev Mounsey to preach morning and evening. Loyal Sons and Daughters meet Friday. Clarence Young to speak on What I Saw in France.
The Van Buren State Bank and its customers bought 57000.60 worth of Victory Liberty Bonds, surpassing the bank’s apportionment set by the Victory Loan chairman. The bank consistently exceeded its allotment in all series, reflecting strong wartime support and the bank’s record high resources.
A man offered a white powder to a grocer asking tasting judgment. The grocer sniffed and touched it with his tongue and declared it soda. The man boasted while his wife doubted it sounded like rat poison. Also, an Epworth League cabinet meeting occurred at the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. Harter on Monday evening.
Rev P B Fitzwater of the Moody Bible Institute presents a Sunday school lesson. The article notes copyright by Western Newspaper Union and frames the lesson within a church education context.
Lesson outlines Nineveh’s repentance the path from hearing to turning from sin. It stresses belief, humility, and abstaining from evil, with mercy following repentance. Luke warns repentance is necessary for all and God’s gracious justice. Acts highlights remission of sins and the gift of the Holy Spirit as outcomes of repentance.
Quoted remarks from U. S. Grant praising the Bible as the anchor of liberties and a guide for future progress. He urges folding the book into hearts and daily practice, attributing civilization’s progress to its influence.
A short reflective statement proclaims that love is God and that true love cannot change, asserting that unchangeable Love equates with the divine essence.
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