20 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
1
Revival meetings led by lawyer evangelist Coad and Mr. Lindgren at the M E church attract growing enthusiasm. The large chorus performs well and organizers urge all residents to attend to aid in spiritual renewal for Clinton.
A disjointed report notes Amatnian New York figures facing seven years for excessive speech. A rival group arrived from overseas to New York, again speaking at length and nearly derailing a presidential nomination. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
Fred G. Conrad’s new four act production The Hidden Hand by Eugene Moore receives strong praise from press and public. Capitola is the heroine with characters Black Donald Mrs Condiment and the famous Wooi and Pitupat. Blue Ridge scenery provides a rich backdrop.
The fragment suggests political maneuvering as Democrats assert the canal’s origin belongs to their party, implying a disputed legacy in the lead up to completion.
Fourteen of Company C, 18th Indiana Infantry Veterans met at the Grand Army hall in Clinton for their annual reunion. Attendees listed from multiple towns included Charles M. Jenks Paris Illinois Hezekiah Casebeer Hillsdale Martin H. Stokesberry Clinton and others. Officers elected for the next year were President William H. Hamilton Vice President Stephen Jenks Treasurer Robert I. Nixon and Secretary Ben S. Fisher.
First week enrollment is 881 an increase over last year's first month. Grade breakdown shows 219 in first grade, 145 second, 124 third, 94 fourth, 73 fifth, 59 sixth, 44 seventh, 37 eighth, and 88 in high school with 43 entering. High school growth surpasses last year’s 76. Only small numbers in upper grades and high school noted. New school building near completion plastering finishing touches interior work. Completion will ease congestion and allow full-day sessions.
A new picturesque romantic comedy drama based on the Hidden Hand will play at the Opera House in Clinton Indiana on Wednesday October 2. The author, a well known actor, preserves the story’s charm while avoiding sensationalism. Mrs Southworth’s tale of old Virginia mountain folk unfolds in four acts filled with life humor superstition and romance.
James Clark, a dairyman, dug 65 bushels from half an acre last week. The Early Rose potatoes are mostly large, with hardly any small tubers.
At the Catholic church last Tuesday morning the marriage of Richard Bailey and Agnes Rohner was solemnized with Father Maher pronouncing the ceremony.
Mayor C. E. Lowry teams with tailor A. R. Westling to open a new tailoring firm. They will occupy the north room in the White & Gillis block soon.
The remark notes how half of women's summer time is spent trying to get things to fit in the refrigerator, reflecting on domestic life and efficiency.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the Presbyterian church Sunday services. The Sabbath school meets at 9 30 a.m. and the morning preaching service at 11 o'clock. the evening service is at 7 p.m. Rev. C. E. Fowler, Pastor.
Simmons Houser Tra Simmons of Wichita and Miss Sadie Houser of this city were married last Friday evening by Rev. C H Leeson of the M KE. The couple will make their home in Wichita.
Walter Spicer departed this week to join the Dora Woodruff company at Mattoon Illinois. He will perform specialty singing and is described as having a fine baritone voice and likely success with the troupe.
Postmaster First this week rearranged fixtures at the post office to present a more up to date appearance. The changes were aimed at improving efficiency and visibility for patrons and staff.
Warren Harrison sells his livery stable on Bridge street to Wm. Gresley who takes charge of operations.
W H Bonner real estate and insurance agent sells the J F Andrews residence at the corner of 5th and Nebeker streets to B H Morgan for 6000 dollars this week.
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs Wagner this Friday at 2 30 pm. A full attendance is desired.
Under the state health board rule effective after October first, all Indiana births must be named immediately after birth. If parents fail, the attending physician must supply a name and faces a fine of 10 pounds to 100 dollars if not done within twenty days.
John D visited his New York office for the first time in eight years. The move may signal preparations for upcoming legal proceedings or questions from an inquisitive judge.
The new M. E. church at Dana was dedicated last Sunday with doors opened to the public. Bishop Vincent led the services and the remaining debt was cleared by subscriptions as visitors from outside towns attended the event.
An odd classified note from Iowa City seeks four young toes for the winter. It lists W. A. Pippinps & Co, investment bankers, as the contact.
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