Splendid Building to Host 1912 International Convention
The Disciples of Christ select Louisville Kentucky for the 1912 International Convention seeking a central, spacious, fireproof venue. The Jefferson County Armory, second largest of its kind in the United States, offers a 75 200 square foot drill hall with seating for about 20 000 and ample space for exhibits and departments. The event runs October 15 to 31, recalling Louisville’s past Homecoming gatherings and promising a grand congregational gathering.
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Disciples of Christ
Loulaville
Jefferson County
United States
Loulawilio
Louisville
Servico
Will Visit the Cave Mammoth Cave Wonders Explored
Descriptive tourogue on Mammoth Cave’s stalactites stalagmites and cavern grandeur. Chief features include starlit domes, fluted columns, hanging rocks, and underground rivers. A Weho river boat carries visitors for half a mile to hear echoes during the Disciples of Christ convention in Leulaville Kentucky in October. Mention of timber species and North American pines closes the piece.
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Mammoth Cave
Geographica
Weho
Disciples of Christ
Leulaville
North America
We Never Forget Early Home Life Remedies
What We Never Forget according to science recalls remedies from childhood such as Bucklen's Arnica Salve used by mothers and grandmothers for burns boils sores and skin troubles. Forty years of cure proves its merit and it is offered for piles corns or skin sores at 25 cents by H. C. Miller.
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Bucklen
H. C. Miller
Non-Resident Defendant Notified in Tennessee Chancery Case
In Johnson City Tennessee the Chancery Court requires publication for four weeks in The Comet to notify Henrietta Roberts, a non resident, to appear before the Clerk and Master by the first Monday in October 1912 or plead to the bill. The notice is dated September 10, 1933, by Clerk J W Cass.
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Henrietta Rob
Henrietta Roberts
Tennessee
Comet
Johnson City
Mi 1
J. W. Cass
Divine & Guinn
Sols
Chas, McCreary
Charles McCreary
Fawr
Old County
Tesk
W. Cass
Guy 8. Chase
D.C
T. Lee
Old Kentucky Home Site Visited by Foster Memorial Guests
A large cast of Foster enthusiasts will visit Federal Hill near Bardstown during the October International Convention of Disciples of Christ in Louisville. The 1795 brick mansion, once owned by Judge John Rowan, is linked to Stephen Foster who wrote My Old Kentucky Home. Mrs. John Vrost of St Louis owns the property, which sits on 360 acres.
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Federal Hill
Stephen Collins Foster
Kentucky
John Vrost
St Louis
Bardstown
John Rowan
Frost
John Rowan, Jr
United States
Italy
Thomas Marshall
Marshall
Disciples of Christ
Louisville
Foster
Quaint Old Cane Ridge Church Narrative Describes Pioneer Builder
Historic Cane Ridge Church near Louisville Kentucky built by Robert W Finley a pioneer preacher and ally of Daniel Boone. The site ties to early Kentucky worship and the first Disciples of Christ congregation formed under David Purviance with a convention planned in Louisville in October. Also notes on Electric Bitters testimonial and local health ad.
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Cane Ridge
Louisville
Robert W. Finley
Finley
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Boone
Ohio
David Purviance
Alexander Campbell
Disciples of Christ
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