Christian War Speech by Rev D A Tucker Highlighted
Lynn Haven Florida preacher Rev D A Tucker, veteran of the 18th Indiana, is praised for drilling local youths and delivering a Memorial Day address in which he argues Christians may be called to war. He cites President Wilson and Emerson, asserting duty to fight for humanity while condemning aggression and justifying war under certain moral circumstances.
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D. A. Tucker
Lynn Haven
Fla
Zun
Tucker
America
High Seas
Wilson
Germany
United States
Randal Waldo Emerson
Indiana to Mobilize School Forces for War Time
Indiana education leaders under Governor Goodrich and the State Council of Defense plan a statewide mobilization of teachers and superintendents. Horace Ellis directs an efficiency focused campaign to train the educational system for home front support, coordinating with university presidents and local officials across Indiana.
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Indiana
James P. Goodrich
State Council of Defense
Will H. Hays
Germany
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ellis
Council of National Defense
Goodrich
Bryan
Indiana University
Stone
Purdue
MacIntosh
Wabash
Parsons
State Normal
T. F. Fitzgibbons
Columbus
L. P. Benezet
Evansville
E. Q. Mapie
Vincennes
B. F. Moore
Muncie
Tonald DuShane
Clinton
O. M. Pittenger
Frankfort
Anna Wilson
Crawfordsville
Frank Pickell
Richmond
Lyle Shank
Steuben County
T. T. Martin
Trendricks County
Lee Driver
Randolph County
Richard Park
Sullivan County
J. W. Laird
Danville Normal
Danville
FE. A. Blaker
Teachers’ College
Indianapolis
W. A. Millis
Hanover College
Hanover
Veteran G A R Man Remembers Birthday At Reunion
A family reunion in Westport honored Simon McCullough on his eighty third birthday. Attendees included his children grandchildren nearby kin and Prof Simon McCullough of North Dakota and Miss Elizabeth Shirk of this city. A bountiful dinner followed and all enjoyed a good time. He served in the 0s and was held at Andersonville prison then survived the Sultana disaster on the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon McCullough
Westport
North Dakota
Misslizabeth Shirk
Mr. McCullouch
Andersonville
Sultana
Mississippi River
Gifted Musician Noted in Kansas Fame
Mrs. James Cowan reports a Topeka paper features her niece Miss Mildred Uazelrige, supervisor of music in Topeka public schools. Uazelrige is a daughter of Mrs. [incomplete].
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James Cowan
Topeka
Kans
Mildred Uazelrige
Mise\azelrige
Qussell Perry Opens Osteopathy Office in Hamilton
Dr. Russell Perry opens an osteopathy office in the Hamilton block rooms formerly occupied by Dr. G C Flick under Flick's direction. Perry, graduate of the American School of Osteopathy in Kirkside, Mo., is a respected local home man. The osteopathy system has many friends here and is well established.
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Tor
Puesell Perry
Fre Review
Hamilton Block
G. C. Flick
Perry
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkside
Russell
Death of Mrs. Alice Applegate Gath
Mrs. Alice Applegate aged sixty four died after a long lung illness at her West Main Street home at 9 30 PM. She leaves a niece Miss Jeannette Patton who lived with her and a nephew Cort Patton. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow at 2 20 PM conducted by Rev. Walter N. Reynolds of the Presbyterian church. Interment will follow in South Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Applegate
West Main Street
Jeanette Patton
Cort Patton
Walter N. Reynolds
Presbyterian Church
South Park Cemetery
Five Thousand Guard Parade Inspires Decatur County
A Decatur County rep reports on Ft Harrison dress parade of five thousand Officers Reserve Corps members from Ohio West Virginia Indiana and Kentucky. Local men D A Batterton Claude Wyant Earl Zoller N C Schlemmer Phil Stapp Elder Porter James Lanham Ira Miller George Wheeler Earl Jarrard Frank Level and Harry Finley march and attend barracks supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Harrison
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentuky
Decatur County
D. A. Batterton
Claude Wyant
Earl Zoller
N. C. Schlemmer
Phil Stapp
Elder Porter
James Lanham
Ira Miller
George Wheeler
Earl Jarrard
Frank Level
Harry Finley
Roscoe Lee
Burglars Detained After St Paul Hardware Store Hold Up
Two burglars were caught after a dramatic alarm at R D Templeton’s general store in St Paul early this morning. Citizens armed with rifles and pistols surrounded the building, a gunshot was fired in the chaos, and Sheriff Beeson and Taylor I Meek later escorted the suspects to jail in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton Place
George Boling
Templeton
William Pardakoff
Brooklyn
Barney McClung
Dayton
Jeffersonville
Michigan City
Donaker
McClung
Bardakoff
Liverpool
England
Indiana
St. Paul
R. D. Templeton
Decatur County
Northwest Territory
Beeson
Taylor I. Meek
Mr. Meek
Boling & Upjohn
All Ages Registering for Vote as Supreme Court Debate Looms
Israel Scheiber, a Russian immigrant and junk dealer on South Franklin Street, is the only foreign born applicant so far. Mrs Malonia Hill, 75, is the oldest registrant. Most registrants are younger, showing broad turnout potential if the Supreme Court does not block voting rights.
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Israel Scheiber
South Franklin Street
Malonia Hill
Supreme Court
Philo Rebekah Lodge Holds Extra Special Session
White Dove Rebekah lodge of New Point and 25 Adams lodge guests attended. Two candidates, Mrs. Victor E. Strickland and Mrs. Armetta Knorr, were initiated. New Point dancers impressed with costumes. About 200 members attended after a four course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Rebekah Lodge
White Dove Rebekah Lodge
Newpoint
Adams Lodge
Victor E. Strickland
Armetta Knorr
Newpoint Lodge
Women Find Relief From Kidney Ailments With Dean's Pills
Mrs. Linn Schafer of 420 W. North St. says she suffered headaches dizziness and back pain from kidney trouble for a year. After using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at St. John & Guthrie's Drug Store she was cured and recommends the remedy priced 50c at all dealers.
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Grensburg
Rensburg
Linn Schafer
W. North St
Dean
St. John & Guthrie’s
Schafer
Foster-Milburn, Co. Props
Buffalo
N.Y
County Agent Urges City Folk Buy Farm Produce Direct
Marion County Agricultural Agent Ralph M. Gilbert urges motorists to take country trips to purchase surplus produce directly from farms. He cites reduced waste, closer producer consumer ties, and lower local prices for fruits vegetables and meats through coordinated buying and pre season contracting.
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Ralph M. Gilbert
Marion County
Gilbert
Knights of Pythias Degree Conferral at Hartsville
Degree Team of Greensburg Lodge No 148 confers the rank of Knight in Hartsville. About 50 to 75 Greensburg Knights, including the team, attended and praised the initiatory work. Four candidates received the Third Rank and were made Knights. Arthur W. Lowe and Roy Kanouse led the ceremony. local members Capt. George H. Dunn James McKim and Charles Williams helped establish the Hartsville lodge thirty years ago. An afterglow luncheon followed with ice cream home made cakes and cigars. The party returned about 11 pm, calling the trip pleasant and profitable.
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Knights of Pythias
Hartsville
Pythian Knights
Arthur W. Lowe
Roy Kanouse
A. W. Lowe
J. W. Craig
J. W. Rhodes
Frank Hamilton
Greensburg Lodge
George H. Dunn
James McKim
Charles Willams
Hartsville Lodge
Knights of
Stewart Family Guests from Chicago Visit Kingston Area
Mr and Mrs W K Stewart of near Kingston host Sunday guests including their son Samuel Stewart connected with the Bell Telephone Company in Chicago. Mrs Stewart's sister Mrs Lon Baker of Chicago and Misses Rose and Jean Rankin of Indianapolis also visit. Samuel Stewart and Mrs Baker plan longer stays.
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W. K. Stewart
Kingston
Samuel Stewart
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Chicago
Stewart
Lon Baker
Rose
Jean Rankin
Indianapolis
Mrs. Baker
Mrs Gilchrist Confined At Home By Illness
Mrs. W. TF. Gilchrist has been confined to her home for several days due to illness.
City Beautiful Committee Plans Summer Event
The City Beautiful committee of the Department Club met at Mrs. James S. Donnell’s home on East Main Street. With city park blueprints delayed the project is postponed to the next meeting. Mrs. Max Daimbert offers her rose garden for a garden party this month to raise funds for the Red Cross. The date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful Committee
Department Club
James S. Donnell
East Main Street
Max Daimbert
Red Cross
W. C. T. U. Meeting Highlights Female Influence
The W C T U met at Mrs. Thomas Havens home on Tuesday afternoon June 12 with Miss Luna Hickman leading devotions. Mrs. Harry Lathrop directed the program and Mrs. Lathrop spoke on The Influence of Married Women on Young Men. Mrs. Moody was ill. Mrs. Brown shared My Daughter and a roundtable discussion followed. A vivid incident showed how a quiet Christian woman won four young men to Sunday school. Mildred Owens and Arlie Gray performed a piano duet. The group also discussed women’s suffrage and urged strong voter registration.
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Thomas Havens
Luna Hickman
Harry Lathrop
Moody
Lathrop
Emily Brown
Mildred Owens
Arlie Gray
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Forces OF Indiana For
G. A. R. Man
Kansas
Hamilton
Glock
Alice Applegath
Frank Thomson
Philip
Robert
Enos Porter
Shelbyville
William
Uncle Sam
Paul White
Kenneth Hodges
Will Gavin
Frank W. Shaday
Hayden
Greensburg Lodge NO. 148
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Foley
R. F. Hall
Mabe
John E. Osborn
Frank Hamilton Osborn & Hamilton Lawyer S
Erdmann
East Side Public Square
Greensburg
R. J. Russell
Morris
J. F. Goddard
Goddard & Grare Attorneys At Law
MRS
C. Love Agency
North Franklin St
Bost
Ali
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