Cedar Lake Becomes Bible Conference Hub Under Pastor Rader
Cedar Lake Indiana shifts from a Sunday resort to a major Bible conference ground led by Paul Rader of Moody Church. The eight week summer program opens June 28 with events including Gideon Day and a City Mission Conference, drawing visitors from Chicago and Indiana Polises.
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Cedar Lake
Indiana
Chicago
Hoosier
Paul F&der
Moody Church
Rader
E. Y. Woolley
Paul Rader
Christian Workers
Life
Monon
Dearborn Street
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Panhandle
Pennsylvania Lines
Erie
Crown Point
Ind
Danville
New York Central
Cook
Cedar Lake Grounds
Cedar Lake Conferences
Kingman Man Elwood Towell Dies Sudden in Auto
Elwood Towell of Kingman died Sunday afternoon June 22 while sitting on a running board in his auto after visiting his son Dennis Towell in Tangier. Officials cite heart disease as the likely cause. Funeral services were held June 25 at Ruchcreek. He leaves a widow, six children, a sister, two brothers, and many relatives.
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Elwood Towell
Dennis Towell
Tangier
Abraham Harvey
Kingman
Ruchcreek
Cedar Lake Fresh Air Camp Gains City Backing
Cedar Lake in northern Indiana is highlighted as a popular fresh air camp and playground for city children. The Chicago Chamber of Commerce endorses it, noting trips for philanthropic outreach and a planned wave of about a thousand Chicago kids this summer. The new children's building cost 2500 dollars and offers rainy day activities.
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Cedar Lake
Indiana
Chicago
Many Youngsters in Indiana Club Work Reach Record Enrollment
A semi annual report by State Club Leader Z. M. Smith shows 27,479 Indiana youths enrolled in clubs this year. Home garden programs lead with 19,674 participants, pig clubs follow with 2,200, while corn sewing canning and poultry clubs each exceed 1,000.
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Indiana
Z. M. Smith
Careless Driving Accident Injures Four Near Danville
Four persons were seriously injured when Ernest McCandless of Pence lost control of a car on the Dixie Highway seven miles north of Danville Friday near 7 pm. Cronkhite, McCandless family members, and Miss Orpha McCandles were hurt while Clay Gaumer Jr and Earl Clingan were nearby. They were taken to St Elizabeth’s Hospital.
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Ernest McCandless
Pence
Dixie Highway
Danville
W. F. Cronkhite
Fairmount
Ernest McCandles Pence
Ernest McCandles
Orpha McCandles
Clay F. Gaumer, Jr
Alvin
Earl Clingan
Gessie
St. Elizabeth’s
McCandles
Mr. Cronkhite
van Hook
Westville
Indiana outlines 3006 mile state highway system
L H Wright of Indianapolis, director of the State Highway Commission, has drafted a tentative plan for Indiana roads to join the state system by April 1, 1920. The 3006 mile network spans the state, with brick cement or asphalt construction and funding shared 50 percent federal, 40 state, and 10 county. The project will take ten to fifteen years, with bids to determine contractors and materials.
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L. H. Wright
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Indiana
Wright
States Highway Commission
Old Highway Commission
South Bend
State Line
Louisville
Vincennes
Lawrenceburg
Gold Medal Offered for County Shorthorn Calf Show
Purdue University official Mr Krouck confirms the American Shorthorn Breeders association will award a gold medal to the top Shorthorn calf in the county show. The winner must be the best individual and best fitted animal in the ring, with encouragement to youth participants in feeding Shorthorns.
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Krouck
Purdue University
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Films at Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus
D. W. Griffith pledges to film all major features of the Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio and urges motion pictures for religious outreach. Dr. S Earl Taylor and other church leaders envision pictures that talk a universal language spreading peace. Griffith notes audiences will see China Japan and India villages with real natives demonstrating global reach. He praises the move as a world fair scale project backed by the Methodist Church with a vast budget and renewed faith.
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D. W. Griffith
Columbus
S. Earl Taylor
New York
J. E. Crowther
Seattle
Fred Fisher
C. F. Reisner
Griffith
Earl Taylor
Grifith
China
Japan
India
Taylor
Crowther
Reisner
Methodist Church
America
Indian relics featured at Palm exhibition in Minnesota
W Palm an Indian trader of Orton ville Minnesota is pictured with relics. Indian exhibitions are set to play a large part in the Celebration. Pueblos will mold pottery before spectators Navajos will weave rugs and St Regis will basketry all in their native homes.
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W. Palm
Ortonville
Minnesota
Mr Palm
St. Regis
No Seats Reserved For Wayfarer Pageant at Centenary
At a Centenary Exposition staff conference in Columbus Ohio on June 20 to July 13 there will be no seats reserved for The Wayfarer pageant presentations. Spectators may enter as doors open each evening on a first come basis. Season tickets admit access to the exposition grounds with pageant entry and single admission at the gate adds fifty cents for the Coliseum evening feature.
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Columbus
Coliseum
Dickson
Exposition Grounds
Castoria Ad Claims for Children Use
An old advertisement asserts Fletcher's Castoria is the remedy for children with stomach issues and teething, and promotes hot milk as a stimulant and restorative when fatigued.
Methodist Church Notices Sunday Schedule and Services
Sunday school at 9:45 with D Francis Smith as Superintendent. Sermons at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p.m. R. E. Smith supervises Sunday school. C. B. Stanforth presides as pastor. Bend services every other Sunday at 9 a.m. Full attendance requested.
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Methodist Church
D. Francis Smith
Epworth
R. E. Smith
C. B. Stanforth
Baptist Church Schedule and Services
A Baptist church announces regular services each month. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays, Sunday School at 10 am every Sunday, morning service at 10 am, evening service at 8 pm, and a prayer meeting Thursday at 7 pm.
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The
Baptist Church
Worship times and pastor for Ruth Bilsland church
Ruth Bilsland announces morning worship at 11 o clock and evening service at 8 o clock with Sunday School at 10 30. Rev George Moffett serves as pastor.
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Ruth Bilsland
George Moffett
Change of Time on Big Four Trains From April Sixth
The Big Four schedule changes take effect at 11 m Sunday April 6. Trains listed include No 2 due 8 08 a m No 16 due 12 13 p m No 18 due 3 36 p m No 44 due 1 22 a m West No 3 due 6 10 p m No 9 due 9 20 a m No 11 due 2 16 p m No 48 due 2 38 a m. Trains 18 44 11 and 43 run daily while others run daily except Sunday. All trains stop here. S C Kaufman Agt.
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S. C. Kaufman, Agt
Estate of Ethel B Kellogg final settlement notice
In the Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1919 D M Messmore as Administrator has filed his account and vouchers for final settlement of the estate of Ethel B Kellogg deceased The hearing will be June 28 1919 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved The heirs must also prove their heirship D M Messmore Administrator W F Gerhard Attorney 6 6 19 3w
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Ethel B. Kellogg
Fountain Circuit Court
D. M. Messmore
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Mecca
Kingman Man
McCandless
Rossville
Cedar Lake Fresh Air
Fountain Fertilizing Co
A.& H. Pearlman
Veedersburg, Indiana
James E. Crowther
Fred B. Fisher
H. B Dickson
George J. Karb
United States
Karb
Columbus Town
James T. Daniels
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Dickson
Fletcher
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Kiskaddon
First Church OF Christ
Big Four Railroad
W. F. Gerhard
D. Redden
Covington, Ind
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