Salvation of Israel cantata set for Sunday at Methodist Church
Final rehearsals underway for The Salvation of Israel cantata at the Methodist Church this Sunday at seven. The performance features the regular choir with guest singers from town and extras from Linden Kirkpatrick and Chicago, with Charles E. Faust of Chicago as bass soloist and Ruth Little at the piano. The program includes Seek Ye Out of the Book, Thou Blessed Bethlehem, Midnight in Her Dusky Mantle, Chiming Bells, A Lullaby, Night of Nights and other numbers culminating in Rejoice O Earth. The choir director is Charles Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Faust
Chicago
Chas. Faust
Bethlehem
Gertrude Thompson
Leon Little
Linden
Mrs. Little
Earth
Ione Coe
Damon Thompson
Grant Gray
H. N. Hiatt
Don Hunt
Tessie Wisehart
Helen Louise Cox
Masons Hold Past Masters Meeting Turnout Strong
A large number of Masons attended the Past Masters meeting at the local lodge yesterday afternoon and evening. Two candidates were given the Master Mason degree after supper. Members from neighboring towns and visiting Masons joined the event, and a posthunt supper was served by those who backed the rabbit hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Darlington Lodge
Damon Wray
Damon Thompson
Lodge
O. L. Reddish
John Reddish
Waveland
Cale Williams
Carl A. Rusk
Browns Valley
Harry C. Wells
Colfax
Will McBee
Chas
Bowers Defeats Darlington in Local Gym Clash
The Bowers high school basketball team beat Darlington 25 to 9 at the local gym on Friday night. Bowers led 12 to 7 at halftime while Darling ton scored 18 in the second half and the home team managed 2. A large crowd attended and played in good spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Darlington
Fast Bowers
Darlington Boys
Bowers Boys
Eadh Denesye Tho E
Car Crash Near Darlington Injures Hoss Family
Walter Hoss and his eight year old daughter were hurt when their car collided with a speeding Terre Haute salesman at the William Taylor crossing two miles south of Darlington. Mrs. Hoss escaped serious injury. the daughter sustained a broken collarbone and was shaken. The salesman admitted fault and promised settlement. Walter Hoss lives on the Charles Leas farm six miles northwest of Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter’. Hoss
Hoss
Walter Hoss
Charles Leas
Darlington
Celebrate Anniversary of Darlington Lodge K of P
The thirty sixth anniversary of Darlington Lodge No. 159 Knights of Pythias will be marked with a chicken supper at the lodge hall on Thursday night December 28 from six to eight. Rev Homer Elmore will speak. All members and families urged to attend. Meeting for Knights Monday December 25 to prepare. Committee Homer Cooper Ralph Young Earl Halvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington Lodge
K. of P
Homer Elmore
Homer Cooper
Ralph Young
Earl Halvey
Thelma Iones Weds Leon Ed ward Doyel
Mr and Mrs Ed Conrad of Roachdale announce the marriage of their daughter Thelma Iones to Leon Ed ward Doyel of Indianapolis. The ceremony occurred December 15 at Beallion s parsonage with Rev Davies officiating. The bride works as a stenographer for Real Silk Hosiery Co. The groom is an appraiser for Interstate Loan Co. of Indianapolis. They will live at 312 East Walnut Street. Mrs Doyel has many friends in the community where she lived with her parents for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyel
Conrad
Ed Conrad
Roachdale
Thelma Iones
Leon Edward Doyel
Indianapolis
John E. Doyel
New Market
Beallion’s
Davies
Real Silk Hosiery Company
Interstate Loan Company of
East
Walnut Street
Darlington Men Fined for Spear Possession
Roy Cain and Frank Cox of Darlington were fined five dollars and costs totaling twenty dollars and five cents in Justice Brewer's court at Crawfordsville on Tuesday morning after pleading guilty to possessing a spear intended for gigging fish. John J. Bravey filed the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Roy Cain
Frank Cox
Justice of the Peace Brewer’s Court
Crawfordsville
John J. Bravey
King Kouriers Meet at Potato Creek Sunday School
The King Kouriers class of Potato Creek Sunday School will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stearns on Friday night, December 22. A Christmas tree will be a feature of the occasion. Each family should bring gifts for children so each child may receive one. All members urged to attend as this is the last meeting of the year and officers will be elected. Come early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Kouriers
Potato Creek
Carl Stearns
Live Wire Class Meets at Boots Home
The Live Wire Class of the Potato Creek Sunday school met at the home of Ross and Herman Boots on Monday December 18. Martha Boyland led a devotional after the meeting was called to order by the president. Guests included Martha Boyland Mildred Neels Donita Williamson and Frank Williamson. Members present were Frances Gook Glenn Hesser Gitors Reese Ross Boots and Herman Boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato Creek
Ross and
Herman Boots
Martha Boyland
Martha, Boyland
Mildred Neels
Aw Donita
Frank Williamson
Truth Gun Frances Gook
Glenn Hesser
Gitors Reese
Ross Boots
Will Have Food Sale By British Deaver Society
Ambiguous note lists a food sale event linked to an unnamed group. Readable fragment hints at a church or community society organizing the sale to raise funds. Details like date location and exact group name remain unclear in the text.
Chautauqua Entertainment Contract Details Approved
A list of signatories confirms a Chautauqua Association plan for July or August entertainments. The event promises a series of high class performances with international talent. specific date to be decided. Signers include A. Ma, D., C. Thompson, Cox, G. F. Gery, Earla W. Saidia, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Métime
Chautauqua Association
A. Ma
C. Thompson
Cox
N. J. Lane
Harry Yount
W. E. Craig
Elmer
Chambers
H. M. Weliever
G. W. Shaffer
Byron E. Cox
I. W. Craig
E. N. Woody
J. H Peterson
Adam Carrick
Wallace Cox
N. F. Peacock
J. R. Rettinger
John E. Lynch
Missionary Meeting of Presbyterian Society Held at Home
The December meeting of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe LaFollette and Mrs. Will Holloway as hostesses at Mrs. LaFollette's home. Christmas decor framed an engaging program including devotions by Mrs. Pollom and talks on Persia Syria. Prayer books for 1923 were shared and refreshments followed. Mrs. Jules LePage will host the January gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Joe LaFollette
Will Holloway
Jules LePage
Infant dies after illness. funeral held in town
Mrs Tester Mullen and her infant son died Tuesday after several weeks illness. In his five and a half months he had won much affection from parents and friends. Funeral services were held at the home at 2:30 p.m. by Rev A L Brandenburg of the Methodist church. Burial followed in the I O O F Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tester Mullen
A. L. Brandenburg
Methodist Church
Notice to Eastern Star Regular Meeting
Darlington Chapter of Eastern Star announces its regular meeting next Tuesday evening December 26 with installation of officers led by Madge Cooper W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Darlington
E. S
Woman's Part in the Home Highlighted at Institute
The meeting opened with a hymn and continued with reports and officer elections. Officers named for the year include President Aben Abbott and Treasurer Leo Laningam, while Bertha Quigg served as pianist and Clifford Quigg as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace Sare L. Clark
West
Leon
RA Dee
Aben Abbott
L. R. Peebles
Merritt Peebles
Leo ¥Laningam
Bertha Quigg
Clifford Quigg
Everette Butler
Ed Williamson
F. K. Clark
Institute
Nelda Warren
R A. Ogg
Christmas Meeting of the Book Lovers Club
The Book Lovers' club held its Christmas gathering at president Mrs. James A. Peterson's home on Wednesday afternoon. A white elephant tree served as decor, red candles lit the house, and readings included Annunciation by Mrs. J. W. Craig and The Other Wise Man from VanDyke. Mrs. T. H. Martin, with pianist Mrs. B. O. Flora, led carols as guests—Mrs. Nathane, Mrs. LePage, Mrs. B. Flora, Mrs. Alger Budd, Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham, and Mrs. Williamson—attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Lovers’ Club
James
A. Peterson
J. W. Craig
Bert Brainard
VanDyke
T. H. Martin
B. O. Flora
Nathan Ane
Leon LePage
B. C. Flora
Alger Budd
Cyrus. Cunningham
Charles Williamson
See Play du Murat Returns from Indianapolis Visit
Mrs S A Dykes and Mrs Charles Faust returned Wednesday evening from Indianapolis where they visited Mrs Dykes daughter Miss Irma Dykes a Butler College student Miss Dykes had the leading feminine role in a drama presented by the college Dramatic club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Faust
Indianapolis
Darlington State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of stockholders of Darlington State Bank Darlington Indiana will be held at the bank office on Saturday January 6 1923 at 1 p m for the election of directors and any other business. W A Burgin Cashier. 2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington State Bank
Darlington Indiana
W. A. Burgin
Dinner guests share evening with Frank Custer couple
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Peterson and Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Flora were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Custer Tuesday evening for a dinner gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Peterson
B. C. Flora
Mrs. Frank
Custer
Slowed by Stroke Two Senior Men Improve at Home
Joseph Booker and John Kersey both about seventy years old are slowly improving at their homes after paralytic strokes. For a time officials feared the strokes could prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ‘Booker
John Kersey
Denatured alcohol price listing from Lane and Wever
An 188 proof denatured alcohol is offered at 60 cents per gallon by Lane & Wever. The ad item notes the strong solvent for sale, typical of early newspaper classifieds and merchant listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Wever
Township Young Peoples effort cited and urged
Mabel Quigg, township Superintendent, reports survey data from eight churches in the township. Of eight churches, five reported classes, eight organized, one unorganized, total enrollment 195, total average attendance 110, and average attendance 85 percent. The piece urges delegates to the Crawfordsville county conference and invites all to Sunday School on December 24 to learn more.
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Young’Peoples Department
Montgomery County
Young Peoples
Crawfordsville
Franklin
Union
Mabel ‘Quigg
Young Peoples’ Department
Entertains Social Club at Homer Irons Home
A social club evening at the Homer Irons residence five miles north of Darlington featured a Roc Gob event and a Christmas treasure hunt for children. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Gray, Mr and Mrs Wallace Peterson, Mr and Mrs Hiram Emil Pe, and numerous others, with oyster soup and a table bell signaling seating partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Irons
Darlmeton
Thomas Gray
Wallace. Peterson
Hiram Emil Pe
Gill. Willis
Eugene. Gook
Harry. Wolfe
Jack
Harry Smith
Mary Jane
Charle
Harriett
Custer
Woody
Homer “Irons
Chacon
Keith
Turnipseed
Bel “Candess Smith
Miss Truth
Charles
Irons
George Boots
Orphans in Bible Lands Thank Santa for Aid
A letter from Near East relief orphans thanks Santa Claus and American donors for bread clothes and shelter. They praise teachers and request continued support until they are able to care for themselves. Indiana agent Thomas C. Day handles contributions at 528 Peoples Bank Building Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. McCray
East
Ralee
Ed. Jackson
Santa
Santa Claus
America
Near East
Santa’s
Indiana
Thos C. Day
Peoples Bank
Indianapolis
Indiana Wheat and Rye Seeded Areas and Conditions
The Co operative Crop Reporting Service notes Indiana seeds 2 201 000 acres of wheat this fall up 0 4 percent from last year while rye acres are 10 percent lower than the prior period. Wheat conditions are about 2 points below normal at the December benchmark with no snow cover stressing plants and some counties reporting notable acreage gains.
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Indiana
Plantige
Ywar
Thi Jas
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Ue Bristian Deaver ‘Society of the
Fst
Madge Cooper, W. M
Les
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