Effect of Christianity Easter Greeting by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore proclaims in an Easter address that the United States has grown from three million to eighty million people in a single century unified as one society under Christian principles. He credits laws grounded in Christian ethics for social stability and cohesion, urging recognition of humanity’s brotherhood under one Father in heaven. A note on education ethics and a Carnegie family remark follow, highlighting practical common sense over pedigree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibbons
Baltimore
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Nancy
Local Ad notes harness stock sale and medical ad
The notice mentions A. W. Eikenberry & Son purchasing Brower & Brower’s entire heavy harness stock and plans to specialize in that harness. It also includes a brief aside about a New York scientist and a remark on cat life restoration and a local doctor, Dr Fulham, osteopath physician, Voorhees block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Eikenberry & Son
Brower & Brower
Dr. Fulham
Voorhees New Block
Bringhurst Community Notices and Local Visit Highlights
Bringhurst youths attended Salvation Army services at Delphi on Sunday. Miss Blanche Brackney of Kokomo visited friends and relatives here Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Smithardson visited relatives in Rockfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown and daughter of Cutler spent Sunday with Mrs. Browns' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lynch. Mrs. Molly Snyder of Wheeling visited her sister, Mrs. Benton Retherford, Tuesday. Rev. A. W. Wirrick of Burlington will occupy the Progressive Brethren church pulpit next Sunday. Elmer Wooley arrived to spend a few days before returning to Indiana University where he is a junior and recently closed a successful term as teacher in the Middletown high school. A pleasant surprise was planned for Harry Wilcox at his parents home west of town for his 31st birthday, with Mrs. Michael Miller and daughter, Frank Brown and family, John Wilcox and family, Staley, Gasaway and families present. Harry received a suit of clothes. Advertisements urge gear at Eikenberry & Son.
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Bringhurst
Salvation Army
Delphi
Blanche Brackney
Kokomo
This Place
W. H. Smithardson
Rockfield
Elmer Wooley
Indiana University
Elmer
Middletown
Flora
Harry Wilcox
Michael Miller
Buck Creek
Frank Brown
John Wilcox
Staley, Gasaway
Harry
Eikenberry & Son
Brethren Meeting Train Faces From Logansport To Bristol
For the German Baptist Brethren annual meeting at Bristol Tenn the Vandalia Pennsyl vania issues one fare round trip tickets valid one month. A special train leaves Logansport June 2 at 1 30 p m solid to Bristol via Pennsylvania to Columbus and the N W to Bristol. Through coaches depart 1 10 p m June 2 via Cincinnati and reach Bristol by noon next day with stopovers. Call your agent for details and 10 percent N W fare credit information from C C Truss T P A Logansport Ind.
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Bristol
Tenn
Vandalia-Pennsylvania
Logansport
Solid
Pennslvania
Columbus
Cincinnatti
C. C. Truss
Ind
Memj
Standing Committee
Interurban seeks 99 year Flora franchise amid street debate
Interurban plans to operate electric cars in Flora after filing for a 99 year franchise with the town clerk. New laws limit grants to 25 years. The ordinance will be reviewed by the board next Monday. Center street as a main route sparks debate between residents who want service and dust control and business leaders who oppose vacating the street.
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Indianapolis and
Chicago Air Line Traction Company
Flora
Board of Town Trustees
Center Street
Mrs FP E Jacobs Visits Nearby Town
Mrs FP E Jacobs of Claras Hill visited Miss Aliie Smith in our city this week. David Flora, once of this township and now running a Bangor Michigan laundry, spent several days here visiting friends and weighing a local laundry venture. He left Tuesday, preferring Bangor but expressing interest in a suitable local building site. We hope to welcome him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. E. Jacobs
Claras Hill
Aliie Smith
David Flora
Bangor
Mich
Flora
Dave
Vandalia Excursions and Special Travel Rates Listed
Excursion and travel specials across the nation with May sale dates. Includes round trips to Maxinkuckee, California, St. Louis National Baptist Anniversary, Antania, Savannah, Bedford Indiana missions, Indianapolis O F and Rebekah Assembly, West Baden, Baltimore Christian Endeavor, Michigan home seekers, Denver epworth league and G A R encampment, Winona Lake assembly rates, Hagenbeck and Slagenbeck circuses, Decora days, German Baptists Bristol Tennessee sale dates, and Niagara Falls trips with varied prices and return windows.
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National Baptist
St. Louis
Antania
Savanah, Ga
State Convention Missionary Society
Bedford
Ind
Rebekah Assembly
Indianapolis
West Baden
Christian Endeavor International Convention
Baltimore
Michigan
Denver Col
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Sells & Downs’ Circus
Logansport
May
Winona Lake
Winona Assembly
Deer Creek News Mixed With Local Notes and Incidentals
Deer Creek notes report George Seward returning to health after illness while Waldo Wright stays busy breaking colts. C M Williams travels to Franklin to install lightning rods. Easter entertainment at C P church praised. Wes Woodruff adds to his house. Nelson Pumel and Dr G L McNeal visited Delphi. A sad village event occurred last week. Mrs Lucy Ray under medical care for nearly two years will be sent to Indianapolis for treatment. Tom Fasan hired by Jerome Beckett. Fay Lenon still suffers rheumatism. Hogs losses persist among Geo Seward and Lewis Kusz maul. Henpek forms baseball team now ready to face merchants and attendees. Lewis McFatridge and Earl Forgen in Flora. Bob McDonald and Frank Holland in Young America. Chas Hopkins and wife and Will Platt and wife from Logan visit J M Gravinger. Isaac Irwitt’s hunt for his son Bruce ends late Monday. Bruce blames the girl, while Isaac is angry about the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Woodruff
Nelson Pumel
G. L.mcneal
Delphi
Lucy Ray
Indianapolis
Tom Fasan
Jerome Beckett
Fay Lenon
Geo, Seward
Lewis Kuszmaul
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Dipa and Associates
Real estate transfers compiled by Harry Arnold show multiple conveyances across Rock Creek Monroe and Washington townships. Buyers include Rebecca Lowe, Kelly Gregg, Della Bowen, Maggie Shirar, Chas Coble, Hanna Morehouse, James Johnson, Jonathan Calhoun, William Fuhrman, Lincoln Stephen, David Allbaugh, Emer son Rex, and others. Amounts range from 400 to 68000 dollars for parcels including lots, acres, and int. in 40 acre tracts.
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Perry W. van Gunda
Kelly S. Gregg
Rock Creek
Kelly S. Greeg
Della Ie. Bowen
George W. Shirar
Maggie I. Shirar
Burlington
Richard Coble
Chas.Coble
Adams
Lola A. Brackney
Hanna J. Morehouse
Burris
Bringhurst
Wilfred Overly
James H. Johnson
Yeo‘man
Della L. Flora
Jonathan
Calhoun
Monroe
Amelia D. Hanna
William H. Fuhrman
Harter
Flora
Noble B. Thomas
Mary Myers
Linecoln Stephen
Washington
Samuel Winegardner
Lincoln Stephen
James A. Winegardner
Henry ©. Clinget Ux
David E. Allbaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voorhees Lumber Co
Voorhees
Indiana
Fd Ene Senne
Flora, Ind
Nobel & Huntsinger
New York
C. W. Iams’ Meat Market
Miles
Leur Neseital
Logan
Dr. Miles
Ross Brown
Cutler
Molly Snyder
Wheeling
Benton Retherford
A. W. Wirrick
Progressive Brethren
Eikenberry & So
Bristol, Tenn
Interurban
Vandalia
California
Hagenbeck’s Circus
Slagenbeck’s Circus
Frankfort
Reist & Do
Deer
George Seward
Waldo Wright
C. M. Williams
Franklin
The
C. P. Church
Harry Arnold
Boyd & Julien
John
Clyne Et Ax
Luca
P. Patton
Evos Isaacs
Rebecca E. Lowe
Eale
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