The Call of Matthew Sermon by Rev F L Hardy at Union Service
Rev F L Hardy of First Baptist preached on The Call of Matthew at the Union Service. He contrasted Paul and Matthew's conversions, urged personal faith over standardized experiences, and praised Jesus for seeing potential in Matthew. He urged listeners to follow Christ and join in church efforts to build Christian life.
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F. L. Hardy
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hardy
Matthew
Christ
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God
Roth
God
Paul
Saul
Evi Dence
Rome
Satan
Jesus
Lebanon
Christ Jesus
Jun
Brother
Carey
McAuley
New York
Son of God
Lebanon Defeats Ladoga Easy in Muddy Baseball Clash
Lebanon Reserves rout Ladoga 12 to 2 as eight runs come in the first inning. Bunnie Pearce posts three hits and Summers adds two, while Link fans eleven in a dominant pitching performance. The field's soggy conditions delayed start but failed to dampen Lebanon's offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladoga
Eddie Summers
Lebanon
Bunnie” Pearce
Pierce
Summers
Link
Hanna
Bauman
Hart
Emmert
Ludwig
Heflin
Miller
Hauman
Grimea
Bunnie
Grimes
Baumann
Graham
Bonnie Pierce
Springfield
Terre Haute
Piarce
Indianapolis
Grass Fire Reported Near North Park
A grass fire prompted a response from the fire department after a call near North Park on Thursday. Investigators note the smoke and flames were quickly controlled with no reported injuries.
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North Park
Western Indiana Christian Conference Meets Aug 25
The eighty fourth annual session of the Western Indiana Christian Conference will be held August 25 to 28 at Osborne Prairie Fountain County. Rev A W Cash of Lebanon is president and Rev W P Kibby of Advance is secretary. Sessions include sermons addresses devotional services and discussions led by clergy from Lebanon Lafayette Frankfort and other towns.
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Ozborne Prairie
Fountain County
A. W. Cash
Lebanon
W. P. Kibby
Advance
D. Simmons
Russiaville
H. L. Bailey
Mellott
Dr. Burnett
D. C. Coy
C. O. Tarr
Charles Rinehart
Ansonia
Clarence Hefur
Urbana
Rufus Emmert
Claud Bowman
Frankfort
D. A. Zong
D. D
Merom
W. H. Martin
Darfington
R. E. Lucas
Lebanon and State
B. W. Stoddard
Indianapolis
Zionsville Triumphs 4 3 In Nineteen Athletics Tilt
Zionsville defeated Indianapolis Athletics 4 to 3 after a seesaw game. Klinger homered twice for Zionsville and Fehrenbach, the star first baseman, added a solo shot with one runner aboard. Reiley and Denon pitched flawlessly.
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Zionsville
Indianapolis Athletics
Klinger
Fehrenbach
Reiley
Denon
Evening Croquet Party Hosted by Mrs Harrison
Mrs William Harrison entertained on East Pearl Street with a croquet party Thursday night. The lawn glowed with electric lights as Miasea Willowdean Price Beulah Ritchie Mina Overlees Katharina Parkhurst and guests Misa Harriet McFarren of Bluffton and Miss Oliver Powell of Craiguilie attended. The games were followed by summer refreshments.
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Wm. Harrison
East Pearl Street
Harrison
Miasea Willow- Dean Price
Rirklin Lost in Unclear Bout
A brief, garbled report notes a defeat labeled Rirklin with uncertain details about opponent and venue. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present beyond the implied loss.
Children Host Lawn Party For Neighbors Tots
Mrs. Nettie Bryant held a lawn party at her West Green Street home on Thursday night from 7 to 9 for about thirty neighborhood children. Watermelon was served and each child received an automobile ride home. Guests included Helen Evans, Areva Evans, Mary Tauer, Lowell Tauer, Paul Tauer, Florence Gossett, Mil dred Hazelrigg, Robert Hazelrigg, Beatrice Gossett, Marle Gossett, Edmond Gossett, Lillian Weitzel, Edith Weitzel, Matthew Weitzel, Marjorie Weitzel, Mary Butler, Georgia Butler, Johnny Dodge, Elwood Dodge, Ruth Butcher, Frank Butcher, Phillip Robinson, Marion Robinson, Myrtle Logan, Moses Dickerson, Victor Michell, Max Large, Frances Westcott, Mozelle Smith, Grace McCloud, Wilma Wysong. Mrs. Bryant was aided by Otto Large and Hazelrigg spouses, Mrs. Gossett, Mrs. Lou Michael, and Mrs. Will Large. The event was fondly remembered by the children.
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Nettie Bryant
West Green Street
Sher
Florence
Mildred
Robert Hazelrigg
Beatrice
Marle
Edmond Gossett
Lillian
Edith
Matthew
Marjorie Weitzel
Mary
Georgia Butler
Johnny
Elwood Dodge
Ruth
Frank ‘Butcher
Phillip
Marion Robinson
Myrtle Logan
Moses Dickerson
Victor Michell
Max Large
Frances Westcott
Mozelle Smith
Grace McCloud
Wilms Wysong
Bryant
Gas Flow Struck on Clifton Farm East of Advance
A gas flow was struck Monday afternoon on Charley Clifton’s farm east of Advance by Ol Henry while sinking a well for Clifton. The flame rose about ten feet and burned steadily until Henry extinguished it.
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Charley Clifton
Advance
Ol Henry
Clifton
Henry
Underground Cable Installations Hit Whitestown Service
The Citizens Telephone Company of Whitestown begins an underground cable project to replace burned out wires from a recent levator fire. Many phones are out of service and the work is expected to extend beyond a week before completion.
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Citizens Telephone Company
Whitestown
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Call
Paul and
Montgomery County
Bunnie Pierce Stars
Link Invincible
Otter Tail County, Minn
Otter Tail
Wilkin
Lake and Park Region
Park Region Land& LoanCo
Fergus Falls, Minn
Indiana
Osborne
Alice Morrill
Dayton
W. W. Roberts
Crawfordsville
T. M. Meeker
Attica
A. 5. Bagby
Wingate
W. H. Hendershot
Darlington
L. W. Bannon
Lewis
Immert
Ludwig If
Tomlingen
P Tee
Ae HO E
Rapper Hick
Curry
Spruber
Worley Ss . Oo
R. Gray
P. Gray
Seene
Pistve
Balla
Linkt
Tomlinson
Hanne
Gray
Hefith
Long
Home
Ruy
Mrs
William Harison
Mer House
Rirklin
Nike
Clifton Farm
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