Hanly to Speak at Newtown Republican Meeting
Former Governor J Frank Hanly will address Newtown voters on general campaign issues tonight in a large Republican gathering. He spoke at Williamsport this afternoon and plans to travel to Newtown on his own request, with many supporters from here joining. The State Committee reports an overwhelming number of calls for the event.
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J. Frank Hanly
Newtown
Hanly
Williamsport
State Committee
Prison Reform Sunday Observed at Methodist Church
October 27 is Prison Reform Sunday, observed at morning service with a theme relevant to the day. Evening service, under the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, features two brief Bible talks and special music. public invited.
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Methodist Church
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Dr Spinning to Speak at Prison Sunday Service
Dr A L Spinning, longtime head physician at the State Institution in Michigan City, will address Prison Sunday at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. He will speak with authority on the statewide observance.
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Spinning
Presbyterian Church
State Institution
Michigan City
Special meetings held by Rev Strecker at Bend church
Reverend Strecker of the M E church conducts a series of special meetings at Bend church north of the city. The program begins at 7 30 p m during the week and 7 o'clock on Sunday. Much interest and good are reported and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Strecker
M. E. Church
Bend Church
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk Sanders
County Clerk Sanders issued licenses to Edward Bettice and Bessie Hickman Claude Edward Nuss and Inez L. Snyder Clarence McClain and Sarah S. Lang Owen Butcher and Zula Fay Roberts. Also notice advising to call Dr Longacre for sick horses or cows.
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Sanders
Claude Edward Nuss
Inez L. Snyder
Clarence McClain
Sarah S. Lang
Owen Butcher
Zula Fay Roberts
Dr. Longacre
Taft or Wilson Vote Debate Final Choice Near
The article urges voters to compare Taft and Wilson as the 1912 election nears. It argues Roosevelt cannot win a third term, condemns moneyed monopolies, and claims Taft offers stable policies while Wilson represents change. It states the contest is Taft versus Wilson and asks readers to decide in November.
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Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Judge Schoonover Buys New Ford Car
Judge J E Schoonover has a new Ford automobile traded in his old machine as part payment. The car arrived Saturday evening. Jos Miller superintendent of Fountain Telephone company also owns a new Richmond delivered Saturday and has learned to drive like a professional.
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J. E. Schoonover
Jos. Miller
Fountain Telephone Company
Richmond
Revival meetings begin at Baptist church in November
Special services at the Baptist church start November 17 with public and other churches invited. Last Sabbath saw a near full house and nine converts at the evening service. Lindsey Ellis leads Thursday prayer meeting on The Coming Revival, offering something new. Pastor Rev. Pavey strengthens church life, with first and third Sundays open to all seeking church home.
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Baptist Church
Lindsey Ellis
Pavey
Fire at Hillsboro destroys store stock after tank explosion
A fire at Hillsboro started Saturday at 7:30 PM when a gasoline tank exploded at Evan Tinsley’s general store. The flames, fed by nearby cotton, spread briefly but bystander action prevented a larger disaster. Tinsley’s loss was limited to the cotton and some stock. overall damage was small.
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Evan Tinsley
Hillsboro
Tinsley
Republicans Open New Headquarters at McGeorge Block
The Republican Party opens a new headquarters on the first floor corner room of the McGeorge block with George W. Crane in charge. The note invites readers to visit and feel at home.
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Mc. George Block
George W. Crane
Presbyterian church bazaar and supper event
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold a bazaar in the church parlors on Friday and Saturday December 13 and 14. The evening of December 14 will be devoted to a general supper and the occasion will be well worth attendance and patronage.
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Ladies Aid of
The
Presbyterian Church
Covington Adopts Morning Electric Light Service
The Covington citizens welcome a morning electric light service as current use shows payments to cover running costs. The season of morning current has begun with days still shortening and mornings arriving later.
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Covington
Tuberculosis Sunday Observance Marked by Church Service
First Presbyterian Church sets a morning service around a Tuberculosis Sunday theme. In the evening Dr A L Spinning will discuss a facet of prison reform.
Morrison to speak on his Panama trip for scouts
On Sunday afternoon November 10 at 2 15 Martin A Morrison will address men and boys under Boy Scouts auspices on His Trip to Panama and the Things Which the Trip Suggests. Free to all in Covington and vicinity.
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Martin A. Morrison
Boy Scouts
Panama
Covington and Vicinity
Lawyer in Trouble in Veedersburg Trial Next Monday
Noah Teegarden a Veedersburg attorney and prominent bull moose politician faces an assault and battery charge filed by Mrs. Cunningham. The trial is set for next Monday at 9 oclock before Justice Allen Justus with States Attorney Claude B Philpott prosecuting, and expected testimony described as rich and rare.
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Noah Teegarden
Veedersburg
Bull Moose
Justice of the Peace
Allen Justus
Cunningham
Claude B. Philpott
Georgetown Hosts Covington In Stiff League Showdown
Georgetown high school prepares for a tough home game against Covington high school this Saturday. The Huskies from the Sucker State are feared, and Georgetown has endured strenuous practice to face them. Come out for one of the season’s best games.
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Georgetown
Covington
Husky
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Dr. A. L. Spinning Speaks
Edward Bettice and
Bessie Hickman
B. Ratcliff
John
William H. Taft
Tom Marshall
Special Baptist Services
T. E. Martin
James
Sherman
First Presbyterian Church
A. L. Spinning
Virgil C. Frazier
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