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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
2
Revival meetings led by lawyer evangelist Couch and Mr Lindgren continue at the M E church with growing interest. The large chorus performs well and the effort aims to awaken hearts across Clinton. Everyone, including men women and children, is invited to attend and support this work for Christ and humanity.
Fred G. Conrad's new four act melodrama Hidden Hand draws strong praise from press and public. Capitola is the heroine with Black Donald and Mrs Condiment among its memorable characters set against Blue Ridge mountain scenery.
In the lead up to the canal’s completion, observers predict Democrats will claim the project was originated by the American political party, citing historical connections and partisan arguments.
Fourteen veterans of Company C 18th Indiana Infantry met at the Grand Army hall in Clinton for their annual reunion. Attendees from multiple towns shared Army memories and discussed service in the Civil War. Officers for the coming year elected: William H. Hamilton president, Stephen Jenks vice president, Robert L. Nixon treasurer, Ben S. Fisher secretary.
A picturesque romantic comedy drama based on the Hidden Hand will play at the Opera House Clinton Indiana on Wednesday October 2. The story of old Virginia mountain folk unfolds in four acts with life, humor, and romance. The author, a well known actor, preserves charm without sensationalism.
James Clark and his half acre yielded 65 bushels of Early Rose potatoes last week. The crop is noted for large size with few small ones and suggests a healthy yield for the season.
At the Catholic church last Tuesday morning the marriage of Richard Bailey and Agnes Rohner was solemnized, Father Maher presiding over the ceremony.
Mayor C. E. Lowry and A. R. Westling the tailor form a partnership and will soon occupy the north room in the new White and Gillis block.
A witty remark highlights how women manage daily tasks as summer heat and household chores stress efficiency. The line underscores practical challenges of keeping groceries organized in warm weather.
The first week enrollment is 881, up 43 from last year. 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 in entering class. High school growth contrasts with Greencastle. The new building nears completion but open after month. plasterers and carpenters finish interior work. The facility will ease congestion and end half day sessions in first grade.
A cordial invitation extends to all to attend Sunday services at the Presbyterian church. Sabbath school begins at 9 30 a.m. with morning preaching at 11 o clock, and the evening service at 7 p.m. Rev. C. E. Fowler, Pastor.
Simmons Houser Tra Simons of Wichita and Miss Sadie Houser of this city wed last Friday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev. C H Leeson of the M E Church. They will make their home in Wichita.
Walter Spicer departed this week to join the Dora Woodruff troupe in Mattoon IH. He will perform specialty singing and showcases a fine baritone voice likely to bring success.
This week the post office was rearranged by the Postmaster First and fixtures moved back creating a more up to date appearance for visitors and staff.
Warren Harrison sold his livery stable on Bridge Street to Wm. Gresley who now has charge of the business.
W H Bonner sold the J F Andrews residence property at the corner of 5th and Nebeker streets to B H Morgan. The consideration was $6 000.
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Wagner this Friday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. A full attendance is desired.
The state board of health requires all Indiana births after October first to have a name recorded immediately. If parents fail, the attending physician must supply a name and faces a fine between 100 and 1000 dollars if unresolved within twenty days.
John D visited his New York office for the first time in eight years. He may seek better preparation before facing an inquisitive judge next time.
The Dana Methodist Church was dedicated last Sunday with doors open to the public. The new edifice, valued at about $11,000, drew crowded attendance including visitors from nearby towns. Bishop Vincent led the services and the remaining debt was raised by subscriptions.
Four young men from the country are sought for winter employment. Respond with details to W. Al Puirips & Co., Investment Bankers, Iowa City Iowa.
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