Uncle Joe Cannon Guest At James Watson Home
Meeting at the Gowdy residence in Rushville with Uncle Joe Cannon, Speaker of the House, as guest of James E. Watson. A hymn sing service followed dinner as local choirs assisted, with Cannon expressing fondness for old religious tunes. Plans for a speaking tour across the Sixth District are arranged for his stay lasting several days.
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Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
James E. Watson
Rushville
Joe
J. K. Gowdy
Statesman
Gowdy
Cannon
Watson
Union
Kennedy Family Visit to Blooming Grove Parents
J. L. Kennedy and his family visited his parents in Blooming Grove yesterday.
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J. L. Kennedy
Blooming Grove
Wayne Pioneers Celebrate Sixteenth Reunion in Glen
Wayne county born in 1827 celebrate sixteenth annual reunion at the Glen with a morning gathering and dinner. An afternoon program in the pavilion upper room features a short program by elder members. The unique Indiana organization restricts membership to those born in 1872 or direct descendants of a member. Twenty three members still living. thirteen absent.
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Wayne County
the Glen
Indiana
Attendance at the First M E Bunday school collection
Attendance at the First M. E. Bunday school totaled 887 with a collection of 6.06 dollars.
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M. E. Bunday School
Hoodoo Victory by Home Club in Hard-Fought Win
Connersville wins thirteenth game as Indianapolis Reserves provide tough challenge. Game features tight pitching by Lindsly and Conner, key plays by Ford, Becker, and Hassett, and a decisive eighth inning scoring drive that gives the home club the victory.
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Connersville
Becker
Feigert
Bosler
Dooley
Ford
Conner
Lindsly
Fraff
Conklin
Pritchett
Firestine
Thomas
Eddie Hassett
Hassett
Geisel
Young
Pratt
Barnes
Hicks
Shelbyville Defeats Connersville in Low-Scoring Game
In a tense match at Whitewater park Shelbyville beat Connersville 3 to 1. Lindsly starred with seven assists and stellar defense while Pruitt pitched well for St Paul as Connersville’s hitters struggled against Conner’s slants and the Shelbyville defense.
Singing Evangelist L. V. Heywood in Dublin offer
L V Heywood drew strong demand in Dublin during two meetings led by Evangelist W S Buchanan of the Christian church. Buchanan plans to tour large towns and cities independently from September 1 and offered Heywood a year long singing leader role with good salary while Heywood weighs the proposal against current store employment.
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L. V. Heywood
Dublin
W. S. Buchanan
Christian Church
Buchanan
Christian Standard
Mr. Buchanan
Eight Hundred Republicans in Henry County Vote Against Jim Watson
Charles S. Hennly claims eight hundred Henry county Republicans will oppose Jim Watson and Ross Rule, risking Watson’s future in March. The New Castle Democrat questions the figure as secondhand gossip and suggests the preacher’s post at Richmond if true, noting possible errors.
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Henry County
Jim Watson
Ross Rule
Charles S. Hennly
Jim
Richmond
New Castle
Hernly
Mmn
Claud Scholl Spends Sunday at Morristown with Family
Claud Scholl and his family enjoyed a Sunday outing in Morristown with his parents.
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Claud Scholl
Morristown
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