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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1914

Page

8

Need of Spiritual Power Sermon At Open Air Meeting

Sunday night union services continued with a large crowd despite unusually cold weather. The Presbyterian church hosted the event with Lebanon Orchestra and a church quartet providing music. Rev. PF L Hardy preached on The Need of Spiritual Power, urging ministers to be converted, filled with the Holy Spirit, and backed by a united, prayerful, and generously funded church. He contrasted wealth and membership with the historic Jerusalem revival and urged deeper Bible study and prayer as core power sources.

Presbyterian Church Lebanon

Next Kappa Kappa Kappa Meeting Decided For Indianapolis

The twelfth annual Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority convention closed in Union City with local Tri Kappa attendance returning home Thursday night. Miss Fern Coons reports Miss Charlotte Briggs won a year of college schooling and Miss Cora Fanchier earned normal training. Grand Council officers were reelected: Mama Hickman president, Mary Hicks vice president, Alice Dryer Ballon secretary, Bess Kingsley treasurer, Lydia West editor, and Mrs. Beryl S. Holland life member. Next convention planned for March in Indianapolis. On return, Union City members arrived an hour late due to a severe electrical storm.

Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority Union City Tri Kappa’s Fern Coons Lebanon Indiana Charlotte Briggs Columbia City Cora Fanchier Orleans Mama Hickman Spencer Mary Hicks Bloomington Alice Dryer Ballon Lagrange Bess Kingsley Greenfield Crosskeys Lydia West Beryl S. Holland Indianapolis Coons Dr. Beck W. Heitzman Union City Bogey Company Heitzman George M. Comley Richmond T. H

Ministerial Lawyer Admitted to Local Bar Amid Suspension

Rev. Henry F. Shier, pastor of the Kirklin Presbyterian Church, was admitted to the local bar after the Clinton circuit court suspended rules for an examination. He is not an attorney and does not plan to become one soon, seeking bar membership for the honor and possible future use. Admission was granted on motion by Attorney Harry C. Sheridan.

Clinton Circuit Court Henry F. Shier Presbyterian Church Kirklin Shier Harry C. Sheridan

Entered Guilty Plea in Clinton Circuit Court

Albert Hall, 19, pleaded guilty before Judge Combs to entering a house to commit a felony. He was sentenced to two to fourteen years at Jeffersonville reformatory and was taken there today. Hall admitted helping break into two Kirklin elevators with Herman Vail to burglarize the safes, as another youth implicated them after a confession. Hall had worked as a teamster. his mother is dead.

Albert Hall Hall Hadeen

Dinner Hosts: Mr and Mrs G O Wade Celebrate Birthday

Mr and Mrs G O Wade on North West street entertained at a sumptuous dinner Sunday for Mrs Wade's birthday. Guests included Bir and Mrs W B Trotter Ras Clark Bella Phillips and daughter Esta Ernest Rutledge John English Ewell Trotter Ray Warrick all near Danville Indiana and Mr and Mrs Robert J Bennett and son Rob near New Brunswick and Mr and Mrs Joe Hall of Lebanon.

G. O. Wade North West Street Ind Robert J. Bennett Rob New Brunswick Joe Hall Lebanon

Youth Slashed by Hedrick in County Road Fight

Twenty year old YOUTH SLASHED BY HAN Hascal Fansler from Kentucky was severely wounded by Ed Hedrick age fifty on Chadwick road two miles north of New Ross. The knife cuts totaled four across the left side with a vicious jab in the arm. Fansler was rushed to Dr. Bronaugh in New Ross for treatment though officials stated injuries may not be serious. The dispute began over horse power while working with a machine when Hedrick cursed Fansler and a struggle ensued leading to blows and the knife attack.

Hascal Fansler Montgomery County Kentucky Ed Hedrick Chadwick Road New Ross Fansler Bronaugh

Precautionary Act Involving Arthur Artman On Walnut Street

Police responded Friday night to Abe Artman's Walnut Street home to take charge of Arthur Artman whose threats and violent behavior endangered family members. He was taken to the jail and placed in a hospital room. two knives were in his possession and authorities detained him into the afternoon.

Abe Artman Walnut Street

Injured by a Fall At East Main Street Home

Mrs Blanche Jones, daughter of Robert Etter, was severely injured Friday evening when a stair step gave way as she tried to enter her parents home on East Main street. She fell with her child in her arms. the child escaped injury.

Blanche Jones Robert Etter East Main Street

Watermelons Hit Market at Moderate Prices This Season

Watermelons the first of the season are on sale at moderate prices with the lowest around forty cents and top prices near sixty to seventy five cents. Southern melons are described as fine variety and luscious.

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