Masonry Endures As Faith Without Denomination
The article argues that Masonry has no set theology yet upholds belief in a Creator and moral law. It describes Masonry as a universal religious expression centered on God, moral conduct, and brotherhood, with altars symbolizing reverence rather than doctrinal creed. It cites historical altars and the openness to multiple faiths while stressing tolerance and the pursuit of universal human values.
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Institution
Masonry
God
Voltaire
Benjamin Franklin
Noah
Jacob
Bethel
Abraham
Moses
Central America
Columbus
Saharan
Solomon
Moriah
Many Claimants Receive Checks on Poor Relief
In a Tuesday disbursement led by county auditor Edgar Stiers, about $14,290.46 in first quarter 1933 poor relief claims were paid across nine of twelve townships. Rushville Township received $9,032.40 of its $10,571.94 claims. six townships were paid in full while Jackson, Noble and Richland were short due to tax fund shortfalls. Partial payments for Ripley and Walker townships were pro rated. remaining funds to be paid when more money becomes available.
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Stiers
Jackson
Noble
Richland
Rushville
Edgar Stiers
Ripley
Walker
Center
Anderson
Washington
Union
Orange and
Posey
Jackson, Noble
Rushville Township
Ripley Township
Walker Township
Orange
Sports at C M T C Camp Ft Benj Harrison July 15
At Ft Harrison C M T C camp 1 089 boys enjoy base ball games tennis courts and horseshoes. Each company fields a team with a trophy to the winning squad. A Babe Ruth autographed baseball and bat will reward an outstanding player. Finals attract large shaded bleachers and many boys gain sport experience and outdoor fitness.
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Ft. Benj. Harrison
Ft. Harrison C. M. T. C
Swat
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Citizenship Education At C M T C Camp
The 1,089 young trainers at Ft. Harrison receive military drill and citizenship talks. Chaplain A C Oliver and Miss Gladys Cline lead welfare and religious services with weekly talks on current events. Visitor's Day on July 22 features a prominent speaker, prior to August 3 departure after a 30 day guest stay.
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Ft. Benj. Harrison
Ft. Harrison
A. C. Oliver
Gladys Cline
U. S
Local social notes from Munice and area visitors
Arthur Sluyter, student at Ball Teacher's College Munice, visits Mrs. Myrtle Carfield with Mrs Sluyter staying the summer. Virgil Creek and others in town Sunday. Fly spray from Dr Hess advertised. Freport weekend trips noted for Sharer Moore and others. Circle O visitors Harold Ruby and Ora Siler party with Kenneth Herkless. Linton and Jane Manilla guests in town last week.
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Arthur Sluyter
Ball Teacher’s College
Muncie
Myrtle Carfield
Mrs. Sluyter
Harold Ruby
Circle, O
Ora Siler
Kenneth Herkless
Paul Linton
Jane
Manilla
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