Public Platform Strategy: Aimed at Revitalizing Churches
An informal critique urges clergy to abandon dense polysyllabic preaching and adopt sales psychology and simple storytelling. It advocates magic tricks to engage children, house to house outreach, and practical training for pastors to improve audience connection. The author warns that hostile pastors drive worshippers away and invites readers to request a booklet with guidance and a self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Duane Hulse
Vivous
Duane
Rome
Ami
Dale Carnegie
Turkey
Vuk Lege
Reconciling Vitamin A Claims in Call It CRL Booklet
A reader questions a contradiction between a claim that vitamin A supports immunity against respiratory infections and a later statement retracting it. The exchange notes a proposed 25 000 unit daily dose and lists foods rich in vitamin A, while acknowledging uncertainty in scientific confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ygar
Far sighted unions eye merger to guard future mail service
Washington report details union leaders exploring affiliation to form a giant postal and communications workers group. They foresee widespread use of wire and direct digital transmission, shrinking traditional mail jobs and prompting possible private firms to enter first class mail handling, potentially cutting the 750000 postal workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vnden
Unnions
Qost
New York
San Francisco
Aril
Afl-Cid
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Congress
Uncle Sam
Pendleton Sesquicentennial Medallion Offers at Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital reports admissions and discharges for Elwood and Pendleton residents as the Pendleton Sesquicentennial offers medallions and coins. The event features a bronze medallion with Falls Park imagery priced at 10 dollars and limited to 250 units, with maps and mint marks referenced. Local residents listed include Paul Berry, Fearl Hinds, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Paul Berry
Charles Thornberry S
Charles
Eldridge
Fearl Hinds
Frank ‘Eliserio
Ellis Butler
Charles Beeman
Anna Mae Schmidt
Ward Lynas
Jerald Miller
Aia
Pendleton
Pendleton Area
Meadquarters
Park
Falls Park
Pendleton Fendleton
Indiana
Silesida
Japan
Roth
Avid
Dennis Rebinette
Arderason
Larry Gibson
Area women's groups hold induction and social rites
Induction and installation rites were conducted by area women groups including ELWOOOD units. Members planned yearbook work, announced July meetings, and hosted gatherings at homes of Lea Moyers and other members. Delta Theta Tau and Kappa Delta Phi sororities held pledge services and social events with dinners and centerpieces.
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Elwoood
Ine
Danny Collins
Egir- Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Miltee
Saraji
Allalin
Lorene Wimmer
Elwood Federal
Sue Collins
Mary
Murel Seeley
Louie Curtis
Gurnette
Charles Pierce
Brupger
Emily Leavell
Dorothy Heat J
Suellen Stokes
Currie Wim- Des Dinnerler
Carolyn Heaton
Order of the Eastern Star
Mangas
Annex
Tre
Mildred Cox
Ethel Curtis
Alt Dieabra
Ma Adcock
Gary Jones
Edna ‘Tyner
Anita Tughes
Jean
Orpha Winings
Dean
Louise Hayden
Alma Adcock
Margaret Downey
Daisy
Foy
Cecil Hiatt
Hosh
Esses
Willekalat Mangas
R Smith
Lynn Gaines
Jackie Pierce
War Mothers
Ova Brock
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
War Mothers Club
Robert Snyder
Ways and
Edgiven
Robert McGill
Ward Smith
Paul DuPony
Elwood City Court News Summary
Elwood Judge Sfichael presided Friday morning with cases including James E. Walters 24 charged with delinquency of a minor reset to July 10. William Hart 2 fined $10 on public intoxication. Margaret Haines 38 fined and charged for no operator’s license. Elston 40 continued. Herbert Leever 1515 5 A St. and Robert Pintner 23 failed to appear with summons set for June 23. Edward L. Brooks 23 fined $20 and jailed 20 days suspended. Edward Pulver 49 bond forfeiture for union support. Total fines about $82.50 plus costs.
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Elwood
Sfichael
Ances
James E. Walters
S. T St.y
William Hart
Margaret Haines
Westwood
Anderson
Elston
Herbert Leever
Robert Pintner
N. Q St
Edward L. Brooks
N. C St
Madison County
Edward Pulver
Main
Dudge
Town Board Addresses Weed Problem and Property Complaint
Citizens present a petition from residents near 1108 N Elm St demanding weed cleanup on an abandoned property. The board plans to enforce a new seed ordinance and require names of owners with uncut weeds. A bid for the old fire station was requested and a potential land purchase at Frank Allred farm for a new water well was discussed. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m.
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Fairmount
Foirmount
N. Elm St
Phillip Cassidy
Hubert Pulley
Main St
Sixth St
Spones
Aili Wittliams
Frank Allred
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George W. Crone
Jesus
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
Califortia
Causey
By Mike Causey
Lea Moyers
Marie Harper
Indianapallsy
Tee
Helen Elgner
Jed
Frankton
Alegion Hall
Han
Gast Meredith
Christian Crusaders Circle
Mary Lou Rob Ts
Chester Gardner
University
Vlaamington
Uoney
Summiteile
Willa C. Wark
Ness
Lamper
Mek
Marthalarn
Mes
Jamas Nellie Bates
Raysmond Altordicg
Davis
Gerald Leachman
Joe Mentioned
Aliss Iloise Aber Poster
Cecil Sanders
Willard Tey
Alesdames
Eldon All- Bright
Paul Maynard
Wildman
Larry Bair
Edward Briwelgula Owenler
Jack Brunt
Howard Curler
Inglis
James Kurtz
Tom
Paul McConnell
Chardy
Robert Dean
Sixiles Milling
James Dunlap
Beta Zeta
Pendleton Duer
Psilota XJ
James Lee
Neeling
Mendieton
Jerry Brammil
Larry Forrest
Penleton
Don
Suninp
Glen Hoppes
South
Kanes Stone
Diana Brew
Christy Melling
Roon
Elitino Allen
Mup
Dour
Sigma Phi
Clase Jerry Brumanel
Varriely Jay Gossett
Lee
Ackerman
John Barnhart
Ynalici
Kurt Kall
Hyelyn Rig
George
Godlot Lodge
Irene Whitten
Chuming Chatter Club
Sandy Stork
Prinay
Arkige
Glendora Samuels
WSCS
Silad Meheon
Wilmal
Canitarnix
James B. Reed
Campbell
Cali
Mine
Nic $Ivlmon
John Savile
Matilda Wstritge
Reed
Saulmon
Laura Saulman
Dickey
Jamison Prince
Wera
Floyd Henetel
Margaret Hudson
Tamily
Mraz Llovil Harbil
L Pum
Thelma Harlat
Elwood City Court News
RCA
Agnidances
RGA
Consolian-Fm
FIA
Wyatt
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