Church notices and services in a community supplement
A dense list of church services across multiple congregations including St. Mary’s, First Baptist, First Christian, and First U B Church. It notes mass times 8 and 10 a m, catechism 2 30 p m, vespers 3 p m, Sunday school times, speakers such as Rev Virgil Thompson, Dr J Frank O’Haver, Rev B F Nicholson, plus details on Children’s Day and Youth meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
William A. Jochum
Virgil Thompson
Indianapolis
Br. Thompson
Epworth League
J. Frank O'Haver
Walter 5. Rader
U. B
Yassada
Kindred
United Brethren
J. W. Settle
G. W. Walker
Sunday Services Invite at Local Church
The notice invites congregants to May services including Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 10 30 with a choir performance of Praise the Lord by Dudley Buck. The pastor preaches Christ's Second Coming and a vesper follows with Holy Father Cheer Our Way by Huhm. The sermon theme is The Value of Kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yomalay
B. F. Nicholson
Earl L. Ellis
Bible School
Baptist Church
Christ
Esther Frances Jones
First Christian Church
East Third
Walnut Streets
F. E. Mallory
Poster
Christian Endeavor
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
F. E B. Mallory
Yasusha
Oelock
Man of God
Japan
Perry Key
Lord
Dudley Buck
Huhm
W. P. Hosken
Mrs Clara Arthur dies. Redlands burial planned
Mrs Clara Arthur wife of John F Arthur former real estate worker in Washington died suddenly in Redlands California where the family had moved. Burial is planned in Redlands with funeral arrangements pending. She was born May 27 1861 in Daviess County and survived by husband three children Frank Cecil Arthur and Mrs Wilbur Acton a brother Edgar S McCafferty of Danville IL another brother William McCafferty of Danville IL and sister Mrs Elizabeth Walters of Columbus IN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Arthur
John F. Arthur
Washington
Edgar S. McCafferty
Arthur
Redlands
Cal
Henderson McCafferty
Daviess County
Mr. Arthur
Hoprison Township
Baptist Church
Frank
Cecil Arthur
Wilbur Acton
Hall
Edgar
McCafferty
City
William McCafferty
Danville
Elizabeth Walters
Columbus
Ind
Old-fashioned bride plans home changes for family
A Dallas News item notes a traditional bride who manages housekeeping in a log house and adds a shed room. Her daughter now asks for a solarium and a porte cochere as changes unfold in the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Odds and Ends from a Fractured World
The piece blends miscues on European stocks in Sao Paulo giving way to American instruments, trade shifts in Argentina, and curious notes on labor rules and medicinal herb gathering. It recalls a quirky mosaic of 19th century notices and a comic Edinburgh actor boast about reciting the Daily Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planas
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Costs of Colds Hit Public Budgets Hard
The New Haven Times Leader notes that colds cost states about 3 million dollars annually. It argues affordability hinges on wealth, urges public-minded behavior, and offers tips: avoid exposure, cover sneezes, drink two quarts of water daily, sleep with windows open, stand and walk erect, and build vitality to reduce recurring illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Times-Leader
Wells
Colorful Penn Station Encounter Over Pink Fear
A New York woman in Pennsylvania Station fears pink makes her look corpse-like though she has notable color. She chats with a man who admires her vibrant appearance and they share a playful moment over a newspaper and soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Station
New York Tribune
Spanish Irishmen in Spain since the Wild Geese era
A writer notes how Irish soldiers of fortune and settlers moved to Spain during the Wild Geese period. Many Irish families emigrated in the early nineteenth century, adopting Spanish life and losing English as a native tongue, while retaining Irish surnames like O Connor O Neill O Nonnell Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Tong
Ireland
Spain
Theo Agi
O'Connor
O'Neil
O'Nonnell
Shaw
Christian Science Monitor
Man of Push Drives New Theories and Wealth
The article extols a man of push as essential to reviving flagging causes and reshaping the old order. It praises bold leadership that dares depart from tradition, noting such a figure generates business and pay for critics while steering through calamities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blu
Iman
Push
Corner Stone Ceremony Ends With Lost Hat Confusion
A ceremony enjoyed fine weather and moving speeches as the master of ceremonies, elated by the event, asks to lift the corner stone again but learns the stone cannot be moved. He reveals he left his hat and records in the receptacle.
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Iason
Beware Of Insects In The Garden In 1901 Advice
In 1901 gardener guide warns that cabbage cucumbers melons tomatoes potatoes beans peas beets onions corn and eggplant are most at risk from insects or disease while some crops resist. Bordeaux mixture fights fungus. pull and burn infected plants. Rotate crops annually to avoid buildup. beet roots and boot recommendations noted. Queen Victoria died January 2, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Victoria
Indorsed War Push Spurs Registrations, Says Johns
A Johns town Democrat notes that many Americans registered to enlist after Colonel Roosevelt endorsed the war and gave them permission to enlist, shaping public support and mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Johns“town
Democrat
Hoover remarks on national eating habits spark debate
A St Louis Globe Democrat note quotes Mr Hoover suggesting most Americans eat more than they need. The item hints at a forthcoming public debate as Hoover predicts potential arguments over the issue.
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Westminster Presbyterian
John F. Arthur Ones
Texas
Conraeyne
Fiaby
Tripe
Tessie
Sims
Jower
Peper
Odds and
Argentina
England
Germany
William Lyon
Edinburgh
Toledo
Overland
Willys-Knight
Willys Overland
Ance
Charles Rhodes
East Main Street
Hell
Missouri
Pike County
Telephone Company
Stewk
Henry Stump
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