Christian Citizenship Convention Planned in Bloomington
The National Reform Association hosts a Christian Citizenship Convention in Bloomington on June 1 and 2 with speakers from across the country. Geo H L Beeman will discuss Mormonism, as the group aims to embed Christian principles in law including Sabbath observance public education and Scriptural marriage and divorce rules.
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Christian Citizenship Convention
Bloomington
National Reform Association
Pacific East
Atlantic Coast
Geo. H. L. Beeman
Organization of
Christian Patriots
Lookout for June Storms Forecast Rains in Roses Month
The weather forecaster predicts June will bring storms despite the month being named for roses. The prediction notes elevated storm potential and unsettled skies for the upcoming month.
Prophet Hicks Forecast Shows Multiple Storm Periods Across June
The forecast outlines a regular storm period centered May 30 spanning the early days of June with wind rain and thunder across central to eastern states. It notes another storm window from the 10th to 15th followed by a nearly continuous reactionary spell, with a second regular period around the 22nd to 25th and a late June hot spell with heavy rain.
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Prophet Hicks
City Engineer to Report at Next Council Meeting
City Engineer A A Lane will present a formal report on the sewer system plans at the regular city council meeting Tuesday evening. The work is under way with field tasks nearly complete but many drafting details remain. A R Donnahue assists Lane. The sewer committee Abrams Allen and Dobbs will press planning and aim to begin construction this summer with plans finished around June first.
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A. A. Lane
Engineer Lane
Lane
A. R. Donnahue
Abrams, Allen and
Dobbs
May Day Farewell for Vera Krofft at Locust Street Party
Miss Geralda Thomas and Miss Esther Jackson hosted a farewell party for Vera Krofft on north Locust street. About thirty guests attended a garden party on the lawn with Japanese lanterns, carnatons bouquets, fruit salad, whipped cream, and punch. Vera Krofft was crowned May Queen and will move to Ada Ohio in a few weeks. Ross Runyan won a guessing contest by rearranging jumbled names on stationery.
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Geralda Thomas
Esther Jackson
North Locust Street
Vera Krofft
Ada
Aarden Party
Homas Home
Ross Runyan
Gough Speaks at Terre Haute Ethnic Leagues and Church
Professor H B Gough addressed the Epworth League at Maple Avenue Methodist Church in Terre Haute last night. He is to speak tonight at Malott Place Church before the District Epworth League Convention. On Saturday night he delivers the LaCrosse high school's commencement address.
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H. B. Gough
Epworth League
Maple Avenue
Terre Haute
Malott Place
Gough
LaCrosse High School
Depauw Finishes Strong in Athletics with State Secondaries
Depauw University boasts two state secondary championships this year and eyes a third. Alumni athletic board receives significant credit for the program’s success and prospects remain favorable for continued wins.
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Third Victory Alumni Athletic Board
DePauw Athletics Rise Under Alumni Board Doings
Alumni Athletic Board reforms lift DePauw sports with two secondary titles and a potential ICA L track win at Wabash. New coaching and freshman recruitment followed a period of losses, guiding football, baseball, and track toward stronger showing.
ITS SAVING NOT MAKING ITS SAVING NOT MAKING
The fragment suggests a discussion on saving not making progress, noting a competitive situation described as a comfort and support during need. The readable text is limited and lacks identifiable names or places to specify an event or entity.
Fortune in Pennies: Beam Builds a Fortune by Saving
The Frankfort Indiana popcorn vendor Samuel Beam amassed a small earnings fortune by saving pennies and dimes daily over years. The Times of Denver notes his wealth grew through 5 percent and 4 percent compound interest, illustrating how disciplined saving compounds and pays off.
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Sam Beam
Frankfort
Indiana
the Times
Denver
Colorado
Mast
Samuel Beam
Ind
Beam
Girl Who Escaped Industrial School Found in Indianapolis
Authorities from the Girls Industrial School at Indianapolis announced that Flossie Allee an 18 year old who escaped weeks ago was located in Indianapolis Thursday. Deputies and school officials checked relatives east of the city without success before the discovery. Allee was sent to the institution four years ago.
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Girls’ Industrial School
Indianapolis
Howard Harris
Flossie Allee
Harris
DePauw Back in Action With Two Key Contests
DePauw teams close the week with a home baseball clash against Earlham on McKeen Field and a road track meet at Crawfordsville for the state I C A L championships. The Old Gold expect to repeat earlier season success over Earlham while facing uncertain results as Wabash Earlham challenge in the all day event. A large student delegation travels with the track squad amid campus spirit.
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Indiana
Butler
DePauw
Jack Grim
Grim
Franklin
Purdue
Go Ward
Sisson
Rose Poly
State Normal
Earlham
McKeen Field
Quakers
Crawfordsville
Wabash
Reverend Pitkin Preaching at Landes Chapel and Putnamville
Rev Albert Pitkin will preach at Landes Chapel Limedale Saturday 7 45 PM and at Putnamville Sunday 1 45 PM All are invited Walter Dumph a university graduate and school teacher in Western Oklahoma is visiting friends for a few days
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Albert Pitkin
Landes Chapel
Limedale
Putnamville
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