Whitaker Sermon on Christian Fellowship Draws Advance Audience
At Shiloh Christian church Rev. O B Whitaker preached on Christian fellowship opposing sectarianism. He argued salvation comes from love not doctrine and urged unity across denominations through shared faith. The piece notes the boys’ band history and local musical support from North Salem Herald.
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Shiloh Christian Church
O. B. Whitaker
Whitaker
Fhip
God’s Commonwealth
Earth
Rev W M Brooks Accepts Pastoral Post at New Harmony
Rev W M Brooks of New Harmony Indiana and DePauw University Greencastle filled the M E pulpit to address an Advance audience in Sunday morning and evening services. This was his first appearance before the conference year and he will be the pastor for the coming year. His sermons pleased the congregation and a prosperous year is hoped for under his ministry.
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W. M. Brooks
New Harmoney
Ind
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Brooks
Band at This Place Disbands After Three Years
After holling together for a little more than three years the band at this place ceased as an organization last week. It had grown in efficiency despite constant member loss, starting with twenty six boys, none of whom remained.
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North Salem Herald
Local News Notes From Lebanon and Nearby Towns
Sam Woods was in Lebanon Wednesday. Robt. Wall and wife visited in Ladoga Sunday. Earl Wells made a business trip to Lebanon Wednesday. Bargains in farms. write to Benson Columbus Ind for list. Fee Whiteman and daughter visited in Lebanon on Wednesday. Henry Potts and son visited over Sunday with Lewis Way and wife. Mrs Lily McCarty of Brownson Kansas visiting her aunt Mrs J T Canine this week. The slate roof on the new school building is being put on by colored workers from Indianapolis. Parma Whorley came last Sunday.
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Henry Potts
Son of McMoon
Lewis Way
Lily McCarty
Brownson
Kansas
J. T. Canine
Indianapolis
Another Chapter in the Schood Situa
Trustee Miller releases statement on high school situation. The year will be continued with a fourth year added and W V Payne as principal. County attorney Orear of Lebanon advises the contract with Payne stands. Schools to begin the first Monday in October. Payne was in town to attend to interests. further local action pending for the best school interests.
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W.v.payne
Atto Orear
Lebanon
Payne
Miller
Local events and visits noted across several towns
David Shankland plans to build a house in South Dakota after moving farm purchases. Orval Taylor visited relatives near Fortville and Martinsville. Elder Martin of Fitman will preach at the Christian church Tuesday night September 24 with services over the weekend. Mrs Susan McDaniel and Bertha Daniel visited Ora McDaniel. a neighbor attended the Red Fair. John Bardel plans to move to Lebanon and will have a sale Friday September 27. W H Nelson and family visited relatives in Lebanon. Earl Peacock and family visited her mother in Shannondale.
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Martin
Fitman
Christian Church
John Bardel
Lebanon
Birthday Party for Mer tie Lou Logan
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Mer tie Lou Logan, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Logan, held a birthday party for sixteen friends. A fine time was reported by all as she turned four, and she received several presents marking her childhood celebration.
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Mertie Lou
John Logan
Carter Mills Wedding in Lebanon
Charles Mills and Ora Carter wed last Saturday evening at A. L. Carney's residence in Lebanon with Rev. Chilly Mills officiating. Both are noted locals. They will reside northwest of town and begin housekeeping as Mr and Mrs Mills. The Hustler sends congratulations.
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Charles Mills
Ora Carter
Lebanon
A. L. Carney
Chilly
War
Mills
Beckville
Policy Rebuffs Outside Pupils in Crawfordsville Schools
Trustee Symmes of Union Township assigns new rule on transfers into Crawfordsville city schools. Pupils from outside limits must pay tuition unless their parents move into the city. Residents Marion Scaggs and Lon Zook face mandatory Oak Hill attendance or city tuition. Zook threatens relocation.
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Symmes
Union Township
Crawfordsville
Marion Scaggs
Lon Zook
Mills
Oak Hill
Zook
Journal
Peffley Family Visitation Across Cities
F. J. Peffley of San Francisco and Sam Peffley of Spokane visit with Win. Peffley in a regional gathering noting familial ties across California Washington and Idaho.
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F. J. Peffley
San Francisco
California
Sam Peffley
Spokane
Washington
Win. Peffley
Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia Promoted
An advertisement argues many people suffer slight indigestion and dyspepsia and cannot digest food. It promotes Kodol as a natural digestive aid that digests food for the stomach and improves health, sold by Joseph Bros.
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Joseph Bros
Ailes sells residence to father amid family move
Sam Ailes has sold his residence to his father N. E. Ailes while W. S. Lasley trades store rooms and stock for a 165 acre farm near Darlington. Mr and Mrs Thos Melson return home from Indiana Harbor Hammond.
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Chicago
Sam Ailes
N. E. Ailes
W.S. Lasley
New Ross
Darlington
Thos. Melson
Indiana Harbor
Hammond
Sunday School Report and Upcoming Sermon Dates
The Dover Cana rstan Caercy Sunday School reports attendance 71 and collection 78 for last Sunday, with 85 chapters read. Classes meet at the Baptist church until the building is finished. Bro Martin will attend next Sunday and Bro Norton will preach Tuesday evening September 24.
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Dover Canarstian Caercy
Baptist Church
Bro. Norton
Express Service Moves to Control Local Traction Lines
The United States Express Company begins an effort to operate most Indianapolis traction lines, excluding the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Company. A daily express car will run from Indianapolis to Lafayette at 10:22 a.m. and return from Lafayette at 2:23 p.m., following recent losses of other privileges.
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Indianapolis
United States Express Company
Lebanon
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Lafayette
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Company
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Lake Erie & Western
New York Central Lines
United States Company
American Express Company
E. R. Harden
United States Express Co
Gordon family moves into town on East Wall street
Roy Gordon and his family, formerly of Indianapolis, are now residents here. They occupy the property on East Wall street, vacated a few weeks ago by H. O. Bennett. Gordon has not yet decided what he will do this winter.
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Roy Gordon
Indianapolis
Our Town
East Wall Street
H. O. Bennett
Gordon
Entered Guilty Plea in Manslaughter Case
Oscar Proctor, age seventeen, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Nat C. Titus. He was sentenced to 2 to 21 years in the State Reformatory. Family reactions varied as sentence was pronounced with sobs and emotional displays in the courtroom.
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Oscar Proctor
Nat C. Titus
State Reformatory
Humane Appeal Promotes Dr Wiing's New Discovery
Richmond Tenn. citizen A Williams appeals to weak lung sufferers to try Dr Wiing's remedy claimed to cure coughs colds asthma bronchitis whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and lung hemorrhages. Sold by Josephs with trial bottle offered free.
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Richmond
A. Williams
W. Mainstreet
Wiing
Josephs
Twenty Days Given Name Your Baby Warns Jackson Parents
Jackson township parents are urged to name newborns within twenty days or the secretary of the Board of Health may name them. A birth reporting law requires naming within twenty days and if parents cannot agree the health officer assigns a name. Mothers fear an uncreative default names and object to losing a chosen infant identity.
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Jackson Township
Board of Health
Gladys
Bernardine
Mary
Susan
Health in the Canal Zone lure of high pay for artisans
The article notes high wages in the Panama Canal construction draw skilled workers yet fear of fever and malaria restrains many. It highlights Electric Bitters as a known safe aid against malaria, promising cure for blood poison, biliousness, weakness, and stomach liver and kidney troubles with a 50 cent price.
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Panama Canal
Joseph Bros
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Shiloh
W.M. Brooks
M. E. Church
Sam Woods
Robt. Wall and Wife
Ladoga
Earl Wells
O. H. Benson
Columbus
R. Canine
Waveland Canine
Cam
Er Farms
Benson
Fee Whiteman
Daught Wednesday
pSran
Kewannaf
Thi
Frank Pointer
loft/ ay
Camden
Pointer
Lee
Jackson
J. B. Mangus
Lin Kk
Whitecotton
Parma
Cason
David Shankland
South
Dakota
Orval Taylor
Fortville
Martinsville
Aptist Church
Susan McDaniel
Berthaaniel
Ora McDaniel
Mr. Perkins
Urday
Daugh
Charley Voorhis
Familly
W. H. Nelson
Lobanon
Earl Peacock
Shannondale
Coddington
Carter - Mills
Caplingers Grocery
J.K. Sullivan
Oop Fextons
C. M. Forbes
Udon
Canal Zone
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