Christian Endeavor Union Convention Held in Star City
The annual Christian Endeavor Union of Pulaski County met in Star City for a single spirited session closing a four day county tour led by state field secretary Evan Williams of Ft Wayne. Eldon McCombs was elected president. Pauline Miller secretary. Ed Hettinger treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union
Pulaski County
Star City
Evan Williams
Ft. Wayne
Christian Endeavor
White County
Eldon McCombs
Francesville
Francesville Plans July Fourth Celebration
Francesville businessmen met at the public library to outline activities for the Fourth of July celebration. The plan promises amusements and attractions for hundreds of visitors. Francesville remains the only nearby town with an announced celebration, though Rensselaer is urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesville Business Men’s Association
Francesville
Rensselaer
No Sunday Dancing at Parks in Logansport
Sunday dancing at Spencer Park in Logansport has been placed under a loan by order of the board of public works. The ban follows complaints by citizens and the Logansport Ministerial Association. Mayor Guthrie will meet Ministers and pavilion managers tomorrow to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Park
Logansport
Board of Public Works
Guthrie
Board of Works
Monon Announces Michigan City Excursion Next Sunday
The Monon Railway will operate the first excursion of the season from Indianapolis to Michigan City and from Lafayette to Michigan City next Sunday. Trains arrive at 10 35 a m and depart returning city at 5 20 p m with a round trip fare of 1 25.
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The
Monon
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Lafayette
Pioneer Club Hostess and Rural News at Francesville
July 4th at Francesville reports Mrs. C. V. Benson hosting the Pioneer Club last Thursday afternoon. Visitors include Mrs. Will Douglas and Mrs. Charles Parker of Medaryville. Harry Hubbard and daughter Miss Mary return from Chicago visits with relatives. Mrs. Edward Finnegan and children are in Chicago due to her father’s illness and death. Mrs. J. B. Gant in Lafayette with daughter Mrs. Frank Bechdell after a serious operation. Mrs. Ira Shaffer and daughter return from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoker in Cissna Park Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Benson
Pioneer Club
Will Douglas
Charles Parker
Medaryville
Edward Finnegan
Chicago
J. B. Gant
Lafayette
Frank Bechdell
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ira Shaffer
Charles Stoker
Cissna Park, Ill
Osburn and Edge wed at M E parsonage in Rensselaer
Thurman Osburn son of Mr and Mrs N Osburn of west of town and Anna Edge daughter of Mrs O M Peek, formerly of Rensselaer now Michigan City, married at 2 30 pm Thursday by Rev E W Strecker. The couple will reside with the groom's parents after a brief wedding trip. Mrs Osburn plans to keep her rural route carrier job on Route 3 from Rensselaer. The groom is described as a prosperous young farmer. Attending were the groom's parents Am mon Osburn and family and W F Rockwell and family of Gillam township.
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Osburn
Rensselaer
N. Osburn
West of Town
Ammon Osburn
W. F. Rockwell
Gillam Township
SALLACY OF SOCIALIST THEORY
The article critiques socialist pro rata distribution by imagining equal cash shares of 48.89 dollars per person and questions the viability of such a system. It notes this figure as of May 1 and compares it to April 1, arguing the plan would fail to sustain national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Careful Crossing Campaign Promoted by American Railway Assn
The American Railway Association launches a careful crossing campaign from June 1 to September 36 to urge motorists to approach railroad crossings with caution. It stresses avoiding crossing when a signal shows track clearance and following all signals to prevent frequent accidents caused by carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Association
Myers Theatre Friday and Saturday Showings Start June 9
The Myers Theatre schedules two day runs featuring Gift Supreme from Republic with Selznick News on June 9 and 10. June 13 and 14 present North Wind's Malice by Rex Beach from Goldwyn. June 16 and 17 showcase Elaine Hammerstein in Reckless Youth along with Selznick News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gift Supreme
Republic
Selznick News
Select
North Wind
Rex Beach
Goldwyn
Elaine Hammerstein
Indiana road commissions add two northern systems
Mrs. Sarah Morgan visits Mt Ayr and relatives while Mrs. M P Hill and Mrs. George Eldridge spend Friday in Monticello. Miss Mary Sidebottom travels to Terre Haute to attend Indiana State Normal. State Highway Commission plans two more northern road systems and will supervise at today’s meeting. Lafayette to Michigan City route faces delay but may be taken over later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sidebottom
Terre Haute
Indiana State Normal
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Indiana
Lafayette
Michigan City
Government Hesitates as Coal Strike Persists Toward June
Officials say no government move to end the coal strike before mid year and expect no decisive settlement before July. Hoover convenes 1,500 non-union operators to discuss price controls while urging voluntary restraint to avert shortages and runaway markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Garfield
Christian Church Services Sunday
Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m A vital subject will be discussed at each service The evening topic is The Second Coming of Christ When How And What the Results D L Dunkleberger Minister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
D. L. Dunkleberger
Woodmen Lodge Memorial Meeting Called
The Modern Woodmen lodge asks members to assemble at the hall Sunday at 9 30 am for memorial exercises hosted by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Lodge
Local visitors sight Benton Harbor duo over weekend
Mr and Mrs Charles H Kruger and Mr and Mrs J L Beesley visited friends in Benton Harbor Michigan over the weekend. The Hanging Grove township rock road project in Jasper county is advancing north with rock hauled from Francesville. Trucks began hauling from the area yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Kruger
J. L. Beesley
Benton Harbor
Mich
Hanging Grove Township
Jasper County
Francesville
Birthday Gathering Honors Westphal and Busch Kin
A Beaver Township home hosted about fifty relatives and friends for a birthday party for Mr. Westphal and his sister Mrs. Sam Busch. A buffet dinner followed games enjoyed by all ages. Local and out of town guests attended from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Westphal
Walter Westphal
Vernon Weltzin
James Rusk
Everett Hintz
Herman Kruger
Ernest Kuger
Ferry Westphal
Lara Weltzin
Emma Malchow
Mable
Sylvia Malchow
Charles Schleman
Paul
Edna
Rensselaer
Guilford Westphal
Fred
Star City
Geo.b. Morrow
Logansport
Jack Robinson Dies in Warsaw After Oil Boom Ties
W. R. Jones, of this place, received a telegram announcing the death of Jack Robinson at his home in Warsaw. Robinson, once tied to Jancesville’s oil and gas boom, helped start the local company and drilled the first well before pursuing work as a drilling contractor and later running a successful meat business in Warsaw. His death recalls the earlier tragedy of Joseph Robinson, killed in Winamac by Mike Robinson.
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W. R. Jones
Jack Robinson
Warsaw
Mr. Robinson
Jancesville
Mr. Jones
Joseph Robinson
Winamac
Mike Robinson
Jack
Harding Cuts White House Expenses Saving $128,552
President Harding trims government costs with a treasury report showing White House expenditures totaling $182,132 from July 1 to April 30, down from $310,684 in the prior year. Reduced entertainment and lower operating costs drive the savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
White House
Treasury
Catherine Hepp and John Kientz Wed in Winamac Parsonage
Miss Catherine E. Hepp of Winamac and John W. Kientz of Monon were married Friday evening May 26 by Rev. Victor M. Meagher at the parsonage. The groom is a farmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kientz of Monon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E. Hepp
Winamac
John W. Kientz
Monon
Victor M. Meagher
Jacob Kientz
Social visits spread across Delphi and nearby towns
Frank Rees of Delphi visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Duttenha ver of Kentland and their children joined Misses Lucy and Clara Ames for several days. Misses Lucinda and Gladys Koster rode to Lafayette yesterday. Miss Susannah Liddle of Cropsey Jr stayed with her sister Mrs Margaret Hill and Miss Alice Hall for several days. The Christian Workers plan an afternoon meeting with Mrs T M ise. Mrs Mary Hubbell returned to New Rochelle N Y yesterday after extended visits with her aged mother Mrs Elizabeth Byers and sisters Miss Florence and Miss Agnes Byers.
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Frank Duttenhaver
Kentland
Lucy
Clara Ames
Susannah Liddle
Cropsey, Jr
Margaret Hill
Alice Hall
Mary Hubbell
New Rochelle
Elizabeth Byers
Florence
Agns Byers
Protection at a Glance and the Tariff Debate in America
The piece argues that protecting American industry sustains jobs and consumer power, while importing goods harms factory employment and farmer incomes. It blames a small, well financed importing clique for opposing tariffs, linking idleness to foreign competition and urging a policy to keep workers and farmers prosperous.
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Abraham Lincoln
America
United States
Europe
Asia
One Man Talking Sense Urges Women Friendly Farm Care
A contributor signing Herbert Quick argues farm households should invest in home amenities and labor saving devices. He contends that if a farm can afford a silo and machinery, it can provide running water, lighting, washing machines, and other conveniences to improve life for women and children on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Herbert Quick
Quick
Land Purchases Advance for Norway Dam Project
Indiana Hydro Electric Company has paid 21000 for overflow land and 4000 more was added, with fast progress on buying required parcels for the Norway dam. Legal work and abstract examinations are extensive, and completed land purchases will take several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hydro- Electric Company
Norway Dam
Monticello
Hoosier Inn Proprietor Severely Hurt in Tree Fall
C P Moody owner of the Hoosier Inn fell from a cherry tree at his Barkley township farm yesterday noon. He suffered a deep head cut thought to risk skull fracture. He was brought to town for treatment and advised rest and quiet for a full recovery.
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C. P. Moody
Hoosier
Barkley Township
Jasper County
Democrat
State case postponed again in Starke county court
The case against W. P. Morgan Frank Irven and Harry Overman of this place and Dr Noland of Logansport was halted at Knox Monday due to an affidavit claiming Dr Noland is ill with tuberculosis. The matter was adjourned to the October term.
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W. P. Morgan
Frank Irven
Harry Overman
Dr. Noland
Logansport
Starke County
Knox
Library Story Hour Draws Local Children
Miss Gladys and Lucinda Koster will lead the story hour at the library Saturday afternoon. Forty two children attended last Saturday to hear Misses Thelma and Dorothy Poundstone. The W C T U and guests were hosted by Mrs. W J Hubbard Wednesday evening. Loyd Gras visited friends in North Manchester over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Lucinda Koster
Thelma
Dorothy Poundstone
W. J. Hubbard
Loyd Gras
North
Manchester
Campaign Clash Over Tariff Policy Spurs National Debate
The text frames a stark choice for the American people between supporting productive factories and prosperous workers versus profiteering import interests allied with foreign bankers and industries in a nationwide propaganda campaign against tariffs.
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Christian Endeavor Union Convention
Harry Hubbard
Miss Mary
Jud” Osburn
Sallacy
R. R
Sarah Morgan
Mt. Ayr
Ind
M. P. Hill
George Eldridge
J. C. Sharrer
Christian Church
Beaver Township
Frank Rees
Delphi
Lucinda
Gladys Koster
T. M.ise
Power Company
Shafer
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