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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1914

Page

10

Soul Thirst Sermon Draws Large Open Air Crowd

A large crowd gathered for Union Open air service on the south side of the square Sunday night. The Rev. A W Cash of the First Christian Church delivered a stirring sermon on Soul Thirst, urging that true happiness and life come from Jesus Christ and stressing charity, love, and obedience over wealth. Music by Leslie Troutman Harold Jones and the Mendelssohn male quartet preceded the sermon.

Union Leslie Troutman Harold Jones Mendelsshon E. W. Robbins A. L. Ward A. W., Cash First Christian Church Cash God Jesus Samaria Jacob Christ Jesus Christ Gardner Mary Abraham Isaac Issac Paul Jerusalem Jerualem Jericho Fife

Missing minister Patmont believed identified by Klapp

Klapp of Milwaukee claims Rev Louis Patmont, the dry worker missing from Detroit, has been identified in Rib Lake Wisconsin. Patmont says he fled Detroit after threats, wandered to Kansas City and Minneapolis, ending near northern Wisconsin lumber regions in fear.

Klapp Milwaukee Pet Porter Klapp Lebanon Rib Lake Milton Louis R. Patment Detroit Mich Jane Rugby Junction Patment Kansas City Minneapolis Wisconsin Patmont Westville Columbia St. Louis

Henry Powell Hurt at Farm in Me Narrinburg Area

Henry Powell, employed on the Tames McIntyre farm north of Me Narrinburg, was severely injured Thursday while handling straw. A damaged double tree lever broke and struck his right ankle, crushing and bruising the foot. A team of workers aided in the incident.

Henry Powell Thureday Tames McIntyre Me‘Narrinburg Rand Mr.Powell

Senator Neal Named to State Conference Committee

Senator Thomas J. Neal of this city has been notified by A W Butler of appointment to a key committee of the State Conference of Charities and Correction. The Madison meeting runs from October 17 to 20 with many prominent figures named on the committee, including Judge James A Collins of Indianapolis. Other Lebanonites also receive similar notices for child welfare work alongside a long list of regional officials and notables.

Thomas J. Neal A. W. Butler State Conference of Charities and Correction Cancus Madison Neal James A. Collins Indianapolis Quincy A. Myers C. Peyton Jeffersonville Edward J. Fogarty Michigan City R. B. van Kleinsmid Joan W. Eggerman Fort Wayne Frederick van Nuys Anderson Adolph Seidensticker John L. Rupe Richmond Joseph M. Cravens Robert A. Creigmire Terre Haute J. T. O'Connor W. H. Parris Kirk Waldo Robbins Louis J. Blake Indianapulis George Webster, Jr Marion Cora M. Stewart Rushville L. W. Daugherty Hartford City John W. Kern

Miss McCaslin Resting After Heat Prostration Return

Mrs A A McCaslin and Miss Ida McCaslin returned from Logansport today. Miss McCaslin will take a complete rest before resuming work as a visiting nurse in Logansport. She is recovering nicely from heat prostration suffered over a week ago. Friends urged her to stay at summer homes or with them, but she chose home for recovery and rest, hoping to regain health.

A. A. McCaslin Ida McCaslin Logansport Miss McCaslin Lake Maxinkuckee Will Doubtlé McCaslin Jeff Journal-Tribune

Visiting Nurse Ida McCaslin Impresses Logansport

The Logansport Journal-Tribune lauds Ida McCaslin for three months work as Logansport’s visiting nurse and educator. It highlights her 417 visits across districts, her impact on sanitation and preventive care, and calls for community support to fund supplies for patients in need.

Central Hotel Sold to Thorntown Investor

The Central Hotel was sold Friday to Harry Kersey of Thorntown by Mrs. Alice Myers who had managed the hotel for four years. The transfer has been pending about three weeks. Kersey will take possession Monday July 20 and the hotel will close until Saturday July 25. He plans to overhaul the interior and install new furnishings to make it up to date. Kersey formerly originated the Le Boone restaurant.

Central Hotel Harry Kersey Thorntown Alice Myers Mr. Kersey

Bible Study in Indiana Schools Moves to Local Boards

Indiana school boards plan to seek state board approval for Bible study outside school buildings after Attorney General Honan ruled local authorities initiate elective subjects. A 1907 act gives local boards control with state board revision, with each school corporation subject to separate, local decisions.

State Board of Education Honan J. N Fort. Wayne P. A. Reid Richmond H. G. Brown Lebanon State Board of Education School Board

Dinner honoring visitors at Clute Hotel hosts

Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Lane entertained at dinner at the Clute Hotel on Sunday in honor of their daughter Mrs. Harry Norwood and her son Lane of Los Angeles who are spending the summer in the city. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Winn and daughter Miss Leond, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Gragan and son Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morris, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Ball and son Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. B A. Finch.

E. T. Lane Clute Hotel Harry Norwood Lane Los Angeles Cal W. H. Winn Leond N. Gragan Dwight Heath Ed. Morris J. RB. Ball Robert And B.A. Finch

Unique horse collar displayed in bank building

I A Hogshire showed a horse collar woven from corn shucks in his office at Farmers State Bank. The collar, sent by Henry Sicks of Mississippi, is substantial given the material. Similar items are seen in gulf states used on mules.

A. Hogshire Farmers State Bank Henry Sicks Mississippi Gulf States

City Orders Five Tonic Drinking Fountains Installed

The city will install five new Tonic public drinking fountains at each corner of the public square near the interurban station. Fountains will have a 30 inch bowl diameter, 30 inch height, 15 inch base diameter, porcelain enamel interior, cast iron pedestal, three constant stream heads and a gooseneck. Two fountains include dog taps. Crane Company of Indianapolis to furnish.

Crane Company Indianapolis

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MR. Cash Glen Senator Neal State Charities Conference Committee Impor Tant Committee M’caslin M'Caslin Miss Mc Caslin Nurse Heear Toledo Street Industrial School Indiana Indiana Educational Board Committee Reports H. G Brown The Lebanon City Schools Com Mittee Mr. and Mr. E T. Lane Mrs Norwood Cor Shucks
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