Evangelistic Meeting Brims With Reform and Converts
The revival in progress drew large crowds as women and men heard sermons on life purpose and Christian service. Nineteen women and girls publicly reconsecrated or confessed faith, with many afterward joining in personal renewal and prayer. The evening service drew hundreds more, including an entire family, and supporters pledged further commitment to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weanescay
Tf Vom
Ache
Duinm
Wenlan
Emoy
Dave
Amother
Neers
C. E. Society of the East Christian Church
Tabernacle Hosts Large Depention Service with Zion Church Delegation
Report from Mt Zion Crawfordsville noting a large Tabernacle service with Rev Coy and Rev Hendershot. Delegations from Jamestown Zion Ward Amien Milleteeville attend. Mrs Barr and Barry among eager attendees. Choir sing Immanuel impresses H M Coulter who calls it best he ever heard.
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Qld Union
Coy
Hendershot Sonateo
Jamestown
Mit. Zion
Ward
Amien
Milleteeville
H. M. Coulter
Immanuel
Mr. Coulter
Senior Editor notes extra time for chicken dinner hikers
Fred Sullivan reports three seniors get an extra hour of work daily after a chicken dinner last Friday. The column teases laughter and mentions Forest Purdue dozing in History class. Miss Chaver seeks a used heating stove and asks readers to report any leads.
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Forest Purdue
A. H.S
Concordat of Worms Recalled in Classroom Exchange
A junior editor recounts the Concordat of Worms between Pope and Henry IV as a compromise. Curtis probes Oakley about the pact while Willis quips on baptism. Letha Whitecotton labels ink bottles in domestic science as the Junior Manual Training program continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry IV
Henry
Air
Curtis
Oakley
Mr. Curtis
Willis
Letha Whitecotton
Freshmen Class Notes and Student Quips in Recitation
In the Oakley classroom items list daily school life including Letha Rehn quitting and restarting school, Russell Denny leading the junior class, Verna Proffitt improving enough to talk, and Frank Owens active in music. Miss Hadley led nursery duties with Eugene Yager and Mona Beaver assisting. Owens also had an incident on stairs. Lost note mentions Frank Owens between cloak room and front entrance.
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Oakley
Frank Owens
Miss Hadley
Chief Husher
Eugene Yager
Mona Beaver
Miss Caldwell
Freshmen Edter Eunice Budd Lead Monthly Algebra Fest
Freshmen Edter and Eunice Budd helped lead the monthly algebra fest as Forrest Read earned the highest grade in the cine. The freshmen class will soon hold another event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freshmen Edter, Eunice Budd
Forrest Read
H S Faculty Forms Athletic Association At Advance H
The H S and faculty establish an Athletic Association with officers including President Paul Ross and Secretary Eugene Yager. A student manager and faculty manager lead a presiding board from each class, with businessmen invited as honorary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Paul Ross
Eugene Yager
Treas
Tommy Burrin
Fred Sullivan
F. F. Carpenter
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Aunity
Miles
Mrs
Arthur Wawkratien
Daisy Douglas Barr
Jehornacle
Advance
Ind
Tabernacle
Woman
Misa Mason
Starcom
Fae
Aliss Allason
Harold Caldwell
McManns’ Sale
Poland
Chinas
Lebanon
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Big Bone
Plessant View Church
C. O. Medmains
Savlor Brothers
Geo
Ek. Adams
Ralph Canada
Barr
Mose Riley
Mason
Ohio
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