Barr Campaign Draws Daily Attention in Boone County
Auto tour planned tomorrow aims to set a record in Boone County. The Advance Telephone Co provides a public telephone in the tabernacle for sick and elderly residents to hear singing and preaching. Jamestown Christa Church delegates total 150, the largest group yet, marching through the aisles and impressing the audience. A women’s meeting at the east church drew a large crowd as Miss Mason recounted her conversion story, despite her father’s ban. Robt. Rogers, a busy revival figure, notes high auto turnout with 164 cars staying for services Sunday night, a record for Advance. last week 152. Alen’s meeting saw strong offerings totaling 851.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Advance Telephone Co
Jamestown 9 Christa Church
Lin
East Church
Mason
Father and Sons
Boosters
Barr Attacks and Attends Meeting Sermon Notes
Fragmented speech praises laboring men and homes while criticizing opponents. The record lists events at a Tabernacle gathering with speakers Mrs Barr and Miss Mason, including solos by Eddie Beamish and Lucile Kirtley from Lebanon. A schedule of services and meetings follows.
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Tabernacle
Lebanon
Eddie Beamish
Little Lucile Kirtley
Balmond
Freshman Autobiography Notes and School Updates
Freshman class studies Benjamin Franklin while Mr Curtis comments on student elections. Walter gazes at the ceiling. Lela Emmert misses Monday due to a sore threat. Miss Ohaver fears paper shortages, and desk antics are noted. Mr Curtis worries about overtime in class and Albert Proffit’s loud talking. Seniors digest Milton’s poems as Sophomores start “The Lays of Ancient Rome.” Domestic science canned goods rise. manual training builds a drying frame. Teachers urge parental cooperation. shop work begins. seed corn studies continue. A young visitor returns home. two public sales are listed for Oct 3 and Oct 6.
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Miss Ohaver
Miss Ohavez
Mr. Curtis
Rome
Manual Training Department
Curtis
Tommy Burrin
Death notices and local sales highlight community section
Obituaries recount Mrs. Frank Nicely and Mrs. Sarah Beck deathes with funeral plans. E H Hypes mourns his father in Roachdale. A Bowman home gathering from Crawfordsville Ladoga and Lebanon. A Goodnight family in need prompts a relief collection of $3.25. A cattle sale at Emmert’s yields twenty cows averaging 85.75 with highest price 121. Buyers from multiple towns attend. creamery interest promoted by Schlosser and condensary supporters. Ladies Auxiliary serves cream, net 7.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Beck
Pisgah
E. H. Hypes
Roachdale
J.D. Emmert
C.O. Tribbett
G. E. Adams
Lebanon
Pittsboro
Lizton
Jamestown
New Ross
Shannondale
Crawfordsville
Mace
Advance
Bert Shields
Indianapolis
Schlosser Creamery
Wallace Wells
Fred Parr
Advance Bank records set amid community support
MOSE RILEY reports the Advance Bank breaks its records as a sign the community backs the home bank. A collision near Pike involving Guy McMains and five passengers left Plunkett badly hurt and others with minor injuries. the car was wrecked and moved to Palace garage. Dr. Coons treated Plunkett in Lebanon.
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Guy McMains
Hazelrigg
Floyd Zimmerman
Orda Plunkett
Clyde Lawler
Gersham Adams
Max
Pike
Lebanon
Lafayette
Plunkett
Pr. H.N. Coons
Palace Garage
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Barr Campaign
Boone County
Tabernacle Notes
Barr
Jess
América
Hustler Office
Burrin’s
Slacker
Eeady
Jersey
Poland
New Rosseo
Grace
China
New Ross Mee
Mary R. Ramsay & Son
Lawlor Htres
A.S. Clements
Benjamin Franklin
Raph Canada
Ralph
Walter
Lela Emmert
Lewis Owens
Mr. Carpenter
Eunice Budd
Katie
Milton
Carpenter
Fred Sullivan
Frank
Willard Gardner
Wabash
Will Marlin Willeven
Frank Nicely
Merrit McClaine
James Bowman
Ladoga
van Horn
Goodnight
Mose Riley
Airs
C. Bo Sith
Wm. Ford
Elmer Adkins
C. B. Smith
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