Presbyterian Church Probe Appointments Announced
Philadelphia June 24. Members of a special commission to investigate conditions in the Presbyterian Church will today receive their appointment. The eight elders and seven laymen are named by moderator Rev. Dr. Charles R. Erdman of Princeton, through Rev. Dr. Lewis S. Mudge of Philadelphia, clerk of the General Assembly. Rev. Dr. Henry C. Swearingen of Paul, Minn., is a member and Dr. H. T. Finney of Hopkins University is vice chairman, with other members including Dr. Cheesman Avsearra, president Girard College, Rev. D. Kerr of Pittsburgh, Rev. Dr. P. W. O. Thompson of Ohio State University.
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Caidadelphia
Special Commission
Presbyterian
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton
Lewis S. Mudge
Philadelphia
Assemiy
Hanry Co. Swearingen
Paul
Minn
Ishmine
HT. Finney
Odkins
Ween
University
Ares
Cheesman -Avsearrlae
Girard College
Poultry Judging Team Helps Lead Indiana County Camp
Tidiana County boys placed second in Poultry Judging with Leo Lester Joseph Duncan and William Heard from Elders Ridge Vocational School forming the team. D I Chapman Georgeville William Dible Parkwood Quay Sterner Purchase Line Joseph Miller Elders Ridge and J W Warner Indiana Pa rode in cars. Farmers Day drew about 15 autos from the county. Club Boys Summer Camp planned for July 1915 with Enrollment open for Potato Pig and Ale Clubs. County Agent Warner secured Allen L Bakey and W R Gordon to help organize. camp likely at Indiana Fair Grounds with trips to county farms. last years camp had 38 boys at Twalik Creek site.
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Tidiana County
Leo Lester
Joseph Duncan
William
Elders Ridge
D. I
Chapman
Georgeville
William Dible
Parkwood Quay
Sterner
Purchase Line
Joseph Miller
J. W. Warner
Indiana
Indiana County
Warner
Allen L. Bakey
Sosder
W. R. Gordon
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Indiana Fair Grounds
Aamp
Twalick ‘Creek
Threshermen Picnic at Indiana Fair Grounds
The Indiana County Farmer's and Threshermen's Protective Association will hold its annual picnic on Saturday June 27 at the Indiana Fair Grounds. A program with games and stunts is planned. All farmers threshermen and saw mill men are invited. A baseball game is a featured afternoon event.
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Indiana County Farmer's and Threshermen’s Protective Association
Indiana Fair Grounds
Buster Keaton seeks Fort Worth scene rights in old town recall
Fort Worth officials bar a cattle stampede scene for a photo play as Buster Keaton’s company requests permission. They recall Fort Worth in 1900 as a dusty frontier town and suggest Cromwell Oklahoma instead. Local pastors condemn a Lake Worth bathing revue as immoral.
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Charles Leavelle
Fort Worth
Texas
Buster Keaton
Chamber of Commerce
Buster
Main Street
Texas Hotel
Lake Worth
Methodist Pastors’ Association
Bar Evolution in Tennessee Senator Insists
Knoxville June 23 1925 Andrew J Graves a Tennessee State Senator explains his vote for a bill prohibiting teaching evolution in public schools He argues Tennessee residents govern institutions funded by the public and upholds the Bible Genesis view He warns that rejecting God undermines the state and its youth and questions what would be gained if evolution were proven correct
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International News Service
Andrew J. Graves
Tennessee
I. NS. HY
Andrew J .Graves
Knoxville
Tenn
State Senate
State of
America
Mount Sinai
Fragmented statement links suicide to law and Bible under debate
A partially readable passage discusses a 1924 suicide case tied to a bond, mentions a payment of 8000 dollars, and cites a court or police account. It then shifts to a broad critique of biblical moral theory and the role of scripture in law, urging the removal of hypothetical theories from public teaching.
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Otesi
General Motor Sales
Baum
Pittsburgh
Keaton
Cromwell
Okla
HDIA
Gazette Classifi
Ritz Theatre
Rowland and Clark
Ritz
Rowlanp and Clark
Atau
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