Great Thorntown Mission Conference Banquet
A two day Laymen's Missionary Conference in Thorntown closed with a banquet for 292 attendees, 21 from Lebanon. Speakers included Dr H P Cochrane, Dr W G Puddefoot, and Dr Charles Tebbets. The event featured sermons, praise, and stories from Burmah and Michigan lumber camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
H. P. Cochrane
Burmah
W. G. Puddefoot
Name Missionary Department
Congregational Church of Indiana
Charles Tebbets
Foreign Mission Board
The
Friends Church
Methodist Quartette
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Missionary Spirit Moves Christian Cooperation Meeting
Attendees praised cooperation to meet the Orient challenge and defined the church as the Brotherhood of Christ loving people. Dr. Hale urged unity, while Dr. Tebbets celebrated twenty four actrons on display and discussed the missionary movement among laymen. He noted English dominates most missions and China’s adoption of English in education. Cornell College calls itself a strong Methodist school near Northwestern Evanston. DePauw University’s new philosophy professor Eckhart will preach at the local Methodist church on February Lath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
UN Focal
Thorntown
Adonirand Judson
Burmah
Capitan
John Niven
Richard Niven
Niven
Judson
Judeson
Dr. Cochrane
Burmal
Puddefoot
Michigan
Puide- Toot
Christas
Sevral
Hale
John Hale
Tebbets
China
Earth
Mscuss
Unen
Cornell College
Northwestern University
Evanston
Eckhart
DePauw University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston University
Dr Robbins to Speak at Cornell College Campaign
Rirk Waldo Robying received an invitation to lead a Student's Christian Life Campaign at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa from February 5 to February Watch. He will speak each morning and evening, conduct afternoon interviews for eight hours daily, and hold student life discussions, building on his prior four years as professor at Cornell College and work with the Y M C A and YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rirk Waldo Robying
Ueracuty
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Christian Life
Yes Work
CG. A
Robbing
Countillon
M. &. Church
Central Wesleyan College
Lawrence College
Moore's Hill College
Missouri Wesleyan
Garrett, Biblical Institute
The
Theological Seminary
Eyanaton
Thorntown and Lebanon Meet in Key Local Basketball Showdown
Interest centers on Friday night's high school basketball clash between Lebanon and Thorntown. Thorntown seeks to avenge a prior loss to Lebanon and is praised for a strong season. The game, moved to the Co L Armory floor in Lochingar Hall to handle large crowds, signals a peak local event as both teams push for state tournament readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Thorntown
Thorntoyn
Sugar Creek Township
Thn
Co. L Armory Foor
Lochingar Hall
Armory
Indiana University
Mr and Mrs P F Wilson Return From Indianapolis Meeting
Mr and Mrs P F Wilson return from Indianapolis where they attended a stockholders meeting of the L P Hurat Company and a banquet. They also attended a Monday night fight held in the M C A building by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. P. F. Wilson
Indianapolis
L. P. Hurat Company
Licensed Testers License Law of Indians
The notice outlines licensing requirements for testers of milk and cream under the Creamery and Testers' License Law of Indians. It details certification, fees, examination content, and the three regional exam dates in March 1914 at Purdue University with counties assigned to each session.
Special Short Course and Examinations at Purdue Dairy Dept
Warrick Washington Wayne Wells White and Whitley counties are listed for a special one week dairy course beginning March 23 1914. Applicants failing the regular exam may enroll. after course completion they may take the exam. Examinations shift to the first or early Mondays of each month through Oct 1914 with biennial renewal rules for Tester’s Licenses and fees. For details contact F Hunziker chief Purdue University Lafayette Indiana or Agricultural Experiment Station Circular No. 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Purdue Univeristy Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Adams
Allen
Bartholomew
Benton
Blackford
Boone
Brown
Carroll
Case
Clark
Gray
Clinton
Crawford
Daviess
Dearborn
Decatur
Detoit
Delaware
Dubois
Sibbart Fayette
Floyd
Fountain
Prenklin
Fulton
Gibson
Grant
Greene
Hamilton
Hancock
Harrison
Hendricks
Henry
Howard
Huntington
Jackson
Jaaper
Jay
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson
Knox
Koselusko
Lagrange
Lake
Lap
St. Joseph
Starke, Steuben
Sullivan
Switzerland
Tippe- Canoe
Tipton
Union
Vanderburg
Vermillion,’ Vigo
Wabseh
Warres
Warrick
Washington
Wayne
Wells
White
Whitley
Dairy Department
F. Hunziker
Chiet
Department of Dairy Husbandry
Agricultural Experiment Station
Take the Vows in California Wedding at the Couple’s Home
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock the ceremony united Miss Grace Caldwell and Mr. Morat Wiley. Rev. F. L. Hardy officiated at the First Baptist church setting. After a short wedding trip the couple will live in Leba Non eth, returning after Feb. 2, and will be at home on West Washington Street. Mr. Wiley has worked seven years at Campbell Smith Ruehls Co. The bride is popular with a large circle of friends and the couple received many congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Caldwell
Grace
Caldwell
Morat Wiley
F. 1. Hardy
First Baptist Church
West Washington Street
Wiley
Campbell, Smith, Ruehls Co
Powell Receives Colgate Offer Amid Pastoral Transition
Rev. P. L. Powell D D longtime pastor of First Baptist Hamilton has been offered the chair of homiletics at Colgate Theological Seminary to begin next college year as Dr Arthur Jones retires. Powell has resigned his pastorate, pending board action. he moved to Hamilton 3 1/2 years ago from Franklin and is a Denison and Rochester Seminary alumnus. His wife is Bertha MarHo daughter of Dr T H Martin. Real estate transfers list several parcels including Lebanon Marion Center township totaling 4072 50 dollars with multiple grantors and grantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Powell
First Baptist Church
Hamilton
Theatre owners plan weekly disinfection and health accord
Munele theatre owners will disinfect their playhouses at least once a week under accords to instruct Hong of the city board of health. Miss Mabel Coddington returned from Oxford for a visit with her parents on Bant Pearl Street and remained until Monday before returning to Oxford where she pursues stricter study in expression and dramatic art at Oxford College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munele
Hong
City Board of Health
Mabel Coddington
Oxford
W. B. Coddington
Bant Pearl Street
Oxford College For Women
New Two Story Brick School Planned for Lebanon South Side
Lebanon City School board plans a brick two story school building with a full basement on the south side. Estimated cost about 25000 dollars. Basement to include furnace and fuel rooms, toilets, gymnasium, domestic science and manual training rooms. The second floor will hold six school rooms and a half floor assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon City
Ame
2. Dunlap
Indianapolis
Married in Indianapolis unites Morris and Clara Crause
A marriage occurred in Indianapolis on December 11 uniting N. A. Morris formerly of the city and Miss Clara Crause of Indianapolis. Morris, a bookkeeper for Udell Furniture Manufacturing Co, moved to Indianapolis years ago and will reside there with his bride. News arrived as Morris traded his Gebanon property for a home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
N. A. Morris
Misa Clara Crause
Morris
Intercept
Marty Witt
J. W. Long
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Hanquec
Bre Town
DR. Robbins
Will
Iowa College
L. Armory
K. BM
Hardy
Rav
F. L. Hardy
Streat
Creamery and Testers
Murriey
Powell
Colgate Seminary
Oliver P
Ettis Hinton
John B. Shelby
Outlet
Arthur W
Fannie Cash
Willam L. Darnell
Marion
Willam L
Darnell
James Alonzo Cash
James C. Darnell
Admr
Orville Taenhour
Center
Clara Crause
J. T. Cassidy
East South Street
J. D. Buchanan
Chicago
Vivian Stewart
Lane's
Business College
Rachgel Morrison
Will Morton
Elizaville
William Schoonover
Columsbad
Mias Lena Johnson
Park Street
Staton & Kornay
Rugh Bowen
Charles Lenox
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