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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
5
Mrs. H R Wilhelm reports from a Dallas conference that the Presbyterian New Era Movement seeks to expand educational and benevolent work, fund relief for war zones, aid returning veterans, and increase church staff and budgets. It promotes spiritual renewal, community outreach, and practical aid across the United States.
The wartime report highlights how the New Era Movement mobilizes churches to advance Christian aims. It presents the movement as a resistless force energizing religious communities across America.
Health in Farmers Valley is improving as Mrs. John Gold recovers from influenza and pneumonia. Social news notes a Saturday night party at Mr. and Mrs. Obey Blanchard with a large group of young attendees. Local residents report few illnesses and gatherings, with multiple visits and visits for health reasons.
Blacksmith W L Todd relocates his shop from North Main Street to a larger, newly built Summer street site just across the street. He aims to expand equipment and increase production capacity at the new plant.
In Hinds Illinois February weather brought rain that benefits wheat and oats with about 2 500 acres planted to wheat and several hundred to oats. Influenza afflicted many families, Prof Leng moved to a vacated house, and local residents reported illnesses, visits, and community activities amid ongoing sickness. A rain-soaked week tempered wheat prospects and social life as residents shared updates from Vernon to Electra and Tolbert.
Andrew describes being exposed to gas and shell concussion while aiding a wounded comrade. He recounts being knocked down six times and hurled by a big blast while returning to hospital. Separately, Mrs. Sewell hosted a Pleasant surprise for the Presbyterian choir with a home social after a practice. Shivers underwent appendicitis surgery and is reported recovering well.
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