Death of Sherman Burris at Pennsylvania Railroad work
Sherman Burris of Lebanon died Tuesday from heart trouble at work on the Pennsylvania Railroad section. A doctor arrived as he passed away within minutes. Burris, 54, born February 3 1866 in Hamilton County Indiana, married Mary E Hedge in 1886. Surviving children include Myrtle Lassey, Dorothy Burris, Daisy Pratt, Nelia Essex, Velda Dean, Emma Harness. Burial at Popular Grove after Red Men ceremony. Funeral held at home, conducted by Bro. Frank Gregory.
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Shermen Burris
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Sherman Burris
Hamilton County
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Boone County
Mary E. Hedge
Myrtle Lassey
Dorothy Burris
Daisy Pratt
Jamestown
Nelia Essex
Whitestown
Velda Dean
Emma Harness
Indianapolis
Baptist Church of
Dover
Red Men Lodge of
Advance
Bro
Frank Gregory
Red Men
Popular Grove
North Christian Church Notes Programs and Plans
R E Callathan minister and T E B Burrin superintendent led services with 143 in S S. Childrens Day announced for the second Sunday night in June. A group from the church plans to attend the state convention in Vincennes next week.
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Vincennes
Memorial and Sunday School Plans at Local Methodist Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports strong Sunday School turnout beyond one hundred with full officer and teacher participation. Memorial Day services are set for May 30, and a Children’s Day program is being prepared for June 13. Regular Sunday School at 10 AM, services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 AM and 7:30 PM.
Church Notes Record Events and Easter Offerings
Rev O V Rector and Wm Johnson led services with 161 in attendance and 43.78 offered for Armenian relief. Ladies groups meet Friday and Saturday, all women urged to attend. Mother's Day program "The Harbor of Home" praised. parsonage debt paid off. Ladies Aid pledges 125 for Forward Movement.
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Ars
Ladies Aid
Forward Movement
Sunday attendance at three churches totals 393
Ple attended S. S. Sunday at the East Church with 143. the North Church reported 110 and the M E Church 110, totaling 393 attendees.
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Lodge Meetings and Lodge Officers Noted
Advance K P Lodge No 480 meets last Monday night each month with emergency calls. Nipmuck Hayloft No 1414 meets each Monday night inviting visitors. Officers listed include Ray Davis Bruce Burris Thom E Burrin Walter McDaniel Lew Owens John Campbell. James Bowman Trusts.
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K. P. Lodge
Ray Davis
C.C
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Advance Lodge No
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Advance Lodge
C.F
Manila to Baguio by Car A Scenic Philippine Road Trip
A travelogue describes a 200 mile northbound journey from Manila to Baguio detailing coastal plains, tropical forests, and rich agricultural lands. It highlights hydroelectric potential, the evolving mountain scenery, temperate climate, and the appeal of a mountain retreat for Filipinos and American officers alike.
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Prue
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Teday
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Advance
Evather
Ois
Bacuvo
Baztie
Neiny
Paguta
Ore
Cink M
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