Bus Schedule Note for Madison Routes
Auto Bus operates to Madison in the morning and afternoon, providing service windows for daily riders. The readable fragment indicates two daily runs with commuting times, suggesting a regular shuttle or local transit option for the city.
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Madison
History of Hanover College and Rev. J. Finley Crowe
A January 1823 Hanover Church meeting calls Rev. John Finley Crowe from Shelbyville Kentucky to Hanover Indiana. Crowe moves May 1823, is installed August 13, 1823, and the stone church opens with wooden pews later replaced. Crowe, born 1787 in North Carolina, pursued ministry across Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri, opposed slavery, published the Abolition Intelligencer and Missionary Magazine, then moves to Hanover. Special notes include Miss Elsia Hufford and Nora Bucknell visiting Madison, and a C E meeting quartet from the College Glee Club perform.
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Hanover Church
John M. Dickey
John Finley Crowe
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Mr.Crowe
Hanover
Isaac Reed
Louisville
Crowe
S. C. Garritt
North Carolina
Green County
Tennessee
Mississippi
Bellevue
Washington County
Missouri
James Hall
Samuel Finley
Transylvania University
Robert Bishop
Pisgah
James Blythe
West Lexington Presbytery
General
Abolition Intelligencer and Missionary Magazine
Garrison
God
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History OF
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C. A. Stanton’s Sons—Shoeists
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Indiana
Elsia Hufford
Nora Bucknell
C. E
College Glee Club
C. E. Brodhecker
James VanAntwerp
Jesse VanAntwerp
Paul Carson