Passed Examinations Of Graduates From Public Iowa Indiana County
A long list of names follows, noting graduates who passed by examination. Examiners include multiple officials such as Mae Raymer Pearl Mary Abel Vada Watt Jas vod Marie Carosbap and others. The document records students from various branches over age ranges who have completed the exam process.
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Publicia of
Indiana
Mae Raymer
Pearl
Mary Abel
Vada Watt
Marie Carosbap
Our Hingham
Examiner
Z3la Shields
Claude Salsaminer
Klick
Julie Miller
Naomi
Edith Long
Velma I
Ronnie McMillen
Hiner
Russell Rhine
Arthur Aghby
Leater Mycre
Misa Ampbell
Lilian Potter
Blaa Batron el Graff
DeVinoney
e—Cathryn Callahan
Lotus
Ernest Etay Grave Fj M
McGaughey
Obart Napp
Roxie Kinzyder
Fréd Sheesley
Manalva Potts
Dee Loqman
Mley
Isabel Sharer
Bina Craw
70 Parry
Clyde Houk
Edna Paul Wilt
Cyrus Napp
Oueg
Harry E. Allison
Robert Algnac
Ookey
Charles Crossman
Neal
Andrew Harwick
Hazel Zaner
Effie Roney
Marion Bush
May Jonard Mabon
Ouing
Clarence G. Kerr
Gertrude Dodson
May Williamson
Ek Honing
Donald Lockhart Amilton
Charles Douds
Edward Boyer
Ing
Marion Center
Margaret North
Joyce Griffith
Lloyd Wyncorp
B. Paul An
Health column promotes Vinol for lungs and digestion
A New York girl Miss Laulee Jesel writes that Vinol strengthens weak lungs and heart symptoms while improving energy and digestion. The ad claims cod liver and iron support, with the promise of curing indigestion through Chamberlain's Tablets and general digestive toning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laulee Jesel
Tom B. Bldebrood
Sermon Promises Miracle Cure at Christias Church Evening
An odd OCR fragment advertises a lecture at Christias Church Thursday evening titled the Mlusirated lecture Ben Hur. It mentions admission 16 Sang and touts a linhment claim as wonderfully effective promising a single application will convince royaf ite. Sale through all deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben-Hur
Christias Church
Yelain
Royaf
New Christian Endeavor Sermon on Creative Methods
The speaker discusses initiative in Christian work using biblical examples. He argues for adopting new and original teaching methods while keeping enduring principles intact. Emphasis is placed on timely innovation, test of results, and the danger of dulling effectiveness through complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prayar Amesting
Sherman EH
Doyle
D. D
Doash
Israel
Syria
Joash
Elisha
Christ
Dsut
Christias
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christan Church
First
Christian Endeavor Society
Bible Readings List Eludes Clear News Item
A compact catalog of scripture passages is presented with references from Nebuchadnezzar Neb., Kings, Acts and others. The fragment lists chapters and verses for June services and does not form a full news story.
Advice For a Junior Superintendent at St Paul Conference
Practical tips for junior superintendents from a Christian boarding conference. Emphasizes punctuality and prompt openings, warm greetings with a handshake, reverent demeanor after entry, and quiet movements in entering and leaving. Encourages a measured, decided speaking style and calm, controlled singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Bades
St. Paul
How to Improve Your Christian Endeavor Society
The piece urges personal improvement to strengthen the Christian Endeavor Society. It cites King Alfred on improving the soul and quotes Roosevelt on supporting endeavors vital to the soul. It advocates living for the things that touch the soul and following Christ to live pure and right conduct.
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Alfred
England
Roosevelt
Taft Wins Massachusetts Delegates Amid Ballot Confusion
In Massachusetts Taft leads in preferential primary with 4000 plus margin over Roosevelt. Taft carries several districts for delegates while Roosevelt wins some districts and eight alternates appear successful. Clark defeats Wilson as Roosevelt falters. Boston votes 822 for Taft in the Back Bay. Roosevelt manager Dix protests the Massachusetts result. Concord convention pledges Taft delegates at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolonel Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Boston
Taft
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Chamaplan
Taft ‘Leighe
Frank Seiberlichs
Seiberlichs
Wilson
la Follette
House
New Jersey
Clark
Woodburn
North Adams
Newburyport
Haverhill
Lynn
Lodge
Nahant
Theodore
Back Bay
Ward LI
Concord
N.hl
Chicago
Lincoln
Fire destroys Croghan town. two children perish
May 1 Syracuse reports a major Croghan Lewis county fire destroyed numerous stores and homes. A stiff wind fanned the flames from Mrs Grounert’s house to adjacent buildings, causing two children to die and leaving about 200 residents homeless. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours but the business district fell to the flames.
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Croghan
N. Y
Syracuse
Lewis County
Carthage
Mre. C. Grounert
Loss of Life Not Known in Smyrna Gulf Disaster
Conflicting reports from London on the sinking of a steamship at the Gulf of Smyrna entrance after striking a mine. Early dispatches quoted 140 souls lost while other accounts remained unclear, with casualty figures not definitively learned.
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Gulf of Smyrna
London
Gulf of Smyrgy
Young Girl Lost In East Liverpool May 1
East Liverpool Ohio reports a missing teen sought by father H S Raddick of Follansbee West Virginia after the girl left home August 6 and has not been found. Described as about 6 feet tall, 150 pounds with brown hair. Town Is Sold Hast Palestine Ohio May 1 Attorney L M Kyas becomes owner of the town of Midway adjoining New Waterford Ohio. The town founded by Fairfield Coal Company. Fairfield coal mines to be abandoned soon.
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East Liverpool
H. S. Raddick
Follansbee
W. Va
Hast Palestine
L. M. Kyas
Midway
New Waterford
Pairfield Coal Company
Fairfield
Points on People note visitors and movers in town
John W. Sation of Indiana Foundry Co visits New York. Mrs James St Clair of Church Street visits sister at Sheloca. John Ross of Washington township plans to move family to Dravesburg. Mrs Harry Boggs and Miss May Boggs on Water Street visit Pittsburg. Mrs W J Mitchell Mrs S Mi Jack and Miss Mae Dougherty visiting. Mrs Mary Miller returns to Pittsburg from winter with son Dr A V Miller. Miss Prudence Garman of Washington DC and Grace Armstrong of Cherrytree with Olive Swank on Oak Street. Mrs Fred Herilog er of Sixta Street returns from Grove City visit. Harry, a Grove City College student, is noted.
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James St Clair
Church Street
Sheloca
Mias
Prudence Garman
Washington, D. C
Grace Armstrong
Cherrytree
Olive Swank
Oak Street
Fred Heriloger
Sixta Street
Grove City
Harry
RHEUMA Cures Rheumatism Promises Money Back Guarantee
Tom E. Hildebrand promotes RHEUMA as a fast acting remedy that banishes rheumatism or offers a money back guarantee. Advertised to relieve swollen joints and pains quickly, it claims to improve kidney liver stomach and blood activity within days. Sold by RHEUMA Co. based in Buffalo New York.
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Tom E. Hildebrand
Becaue
Bheuma Co
Buffalo
No Rail Road Strike Settled by Arbitration Plan
New York May 1 The engineers and railroad managers reached an agreement to arbitrate their dispute rather than strike on eastern railroads. A six member arbitration board will be formed and will include two rail officials and four neutral appointees. Within fifteen days of initial meeting, remaining members will be named by the chief justice the president and a commerce court judge with a U S labor commissioner also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. New York
Judge Knapp
Bell Shaying
D. Mach Aide Wa Bine Meber
Ethan Hean Bers
Jt .Diany
United States
Commerce Court
United States Commissioner of Labor
Mississippi Flood Worsens After Heavier Rains
Washington May 1 The Mississippi River flood worsened as heavy rains pushed river levels higher threatening further levee damage. Army officers report renewed destruction risks and about 800000 dollars spent feeding refugees. Water rose in the Ohio Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys with high stages at Hickman Memphis and Helena and reaching toward the gulf. Residents flee to New Madrid and Tiptonville as Charleston levee breaks again.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Hickman
Memphis
Helena
Gulf
New Madrid
Tiptonville
Tenn
Aeeking
Charleston
Presbyterian women start Bible class baby care project
Twelve young women of the Presbyterian Sunday school launch a nursery program for infants of attendees. The effort aims to provide care for babies while mothers participate in classes at Jaroba Martins Ferry.
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Ingtall Nursery
Jaroba Martins Ferry
Presbyterian Sunday School Bible Class
Gavauis
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Washington Township
Dravesburg
Harry Boggs
Mise May Boggs
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Pittsburg
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Ware
Piteburg
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Mi Too Center
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Tennessee
Newoll Sanders
Mississippi
Danger Point
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