Sunday Church Services Across Local Parks and Presbyteries
A roundup of Sunday sermons and events from multiple churches led by Rev. McPherson, Rev. Stansfield, Rev. LaFlamme, and others. Plans include sermons on faith, missionary movements, laymen’s conventions, and musical preludes by choirs and quartets. Highlights: St. Matthew’s plans to lay a cornerstone at the new chapel. memorial presbyterian Bible class features violin solos. St. Paul’s hosts Brotherhood of St. Andrew talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Matthew's Lutheran
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
E. Washington Street
Hoyt Avenue
Nelson Street
Herman Specht
D. R. Honn
ST. Paul's Episcopal
William A. Haberstro
Buffalo
N. Y
Middle West
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
James A. Collins
Aquila
Jones
J D Hoss Seeks Marion County Sheriff Nomination
J D Hoss announces candidacy for Marion county sheriff under the Republican banner. Born and raised locally, he has long worked on farms and in manufacturing and contracting. He pledges no second term if nominated and elected, asks party support, and says he will run the office by his own business principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Republian
May D Spiers Named Mrs Tafts Secretary At White House
Miss May D Spiers appointed secretary to Mrs Taft has started duties at the White House. A member of the southern aristocracy, she is versed in social forms and obligations. Miss Alice Blech, the retiring secretary, will wed Lieut Richard Wainwright U S N this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May D. Spiers
Taft
White House
Miss Spiers
Alice Blech
Richard Wainwright
Letters To Divorced Wife Spark Multiple Suits
Several couples file divorce actions. Percy S Sterling accuses Stella J Sterling of constant correspondence and financial neglect. James McDonald sues Helen McDonald for alleged estrangement. James W Edelen says Helen refused meals and caused his arrest. Mildred M Hecker sues L A Hecker for cruelty. Margaret Murry charges Peter H Murry with non support and desertion. Frances E Wheeler alleges John Wheeler deserted home and failed to provide for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronchouses
James McDonald
Helen McDonald
James W. Edelen
Helen
Mildred M. Hecker
L. A. Hecker
Margaret ¥. Murry
Peter H. Murry
Frances E. Wheeler
John Wheeler
Columbus Woman Freed Hits Back
Special to The Saw. In Columbus Indiana on April 9 Mrs Emma Smith a member of the Orinoco W C T A was acquitted of running a blind tiger after testifying she refused payment for a drink from her home supply She will appear this afternoon against Ralph Schoegje charged with liquor sale without a license Schoegje filed the affidavit tied to Mrs Smiths trial She says she bought whisky from Schoegje as evidence to aid the temperance cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Emma Smith
Orinoco W. C.T. A
Ralph Schoegje
Schoegje
Six Hurt in Philadelphia Streetcar Crash
Six people were injured, two seriously, when an Anger street car crashed into a Morris and Tasker street car on N Twenty third street in Philadelphia early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Morris and Tasker
N. Twenty-third Street
Vaudeville and society events in Indianapolis society pages
The Dramatic club at the Propylaeum staged a vaudeville evening arranged by Mrs. Owen Mothershead Mrs. Harold A. Smith and Mrs. Kerfoot Stewart featuring Miss Mignon McGibeny Miss Marian Miller and Messrs. Horace F. Hill Jr A Bennett Gates and Gilbert Hurry The Catherine Merrill club marked twenty fifth anniversary with a costume pageant at the John Herron Art Institute and music by the Schellschmidt Carman trio A Philarmonie club opera Chimer of Normandy set for April at the Odeon theater with a cast including Serpelette Nona Earhart Germaine and multiple named performers A large social crowd attended matinee hostesses at events and numerous other society activities were listed including lectures dances and club meetings across Indianapolis with dates and participants named
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Dramatic Club
Propylaeum
Owen Mothershead
Harold A. Smith
Kerfoot Stewart
Mignon McGibeny
Marian Miller
Horace F. Hill Jr
A. Bennett Gates
Gilbert Hurry
Georgia
Clarence Stanley
Romney Wilson
Meshel
George L. Denny
Frank N. Lewis
Sylvester Johnson
Stewart Dean
William M. Rockwood
Raymond Lt. Lyon
William Avery Atkins
Robert Failey
Catherine Merrill Eiut
Clarence Forsyth
John Flerron
Schellschmidt- Carman
Payzeant
Don Hawkins
Priscilla Alden
Misa Deborah Moore
Margaret Coe
Katherine Jameson
Virginian Kingsbury
Mary Eliazabeth Howe
Ates
Alexander Jameson
Hepnett Steele
Chira Bell
Katin
Amelia Kipp
Carlina Enaglesfield
Madison
Annie Beam
Miss
Hugh Hanna, Jr
Philarmonie Club
Normandy
Odeon Theater
Metropolitan School of Music Orchestra
Edward Nell
Serpelette
Condemns 17 Indiana schools as fire and sanitary risks
Seventeen Indiana schools were condemned by the State Board of Health after parents raised safety concerns. Only New Bethel in Marion County was condemned locally. Other affected districts include Covington, Madison, Vigo, Putnam, and Clay counties with several numbered and consolidated schools cited as dangerous in fire or unsanitary conditions. Dr J N Hurry continues investigations into other potentially unsafe schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Board of Health
J. N. Hurry
New Bethel
Marion County
Warne Township
Henry County
Covington
Franklin Township
Busseron
Decker Township
Monroe City
Harvison Township
Madison County
Jefferson Township
Day County
Putnam County
Daleville
Delaware County
Middlebury
Clay County
Pierson Township
Vigo County
Medina Township
Warren County
Center Township
Gibson County
Scheme to obtain more nitrogen urged by scientists
London April 9. Sir William Crookes warned of dwindling nitrate sources and urged steps to abstract atmospheric nitrogen. Dr Crossley warns ammonia and nitric acid are needed for war materiel as well as fertilizer. Norway has a nitrogen factory producing nitryline and rests of nations plan similar plants. England should act, with power gas as a possible solution to boost nitrogen production using cheap electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Crossley
Pharmaceutical Society
Norway
Ter. Crossley
Germany
Austria
Italy
France
Switzerland
United States
India
Japan
South Africa
Canada
New Zealand
England
Enghard
World’s fastest naval vessel sets 42 mph speed trial
Washington April 9 The turbo destroyer Reed claims the world’s fastest naval vessel status after a Gulf of Mexico speed trial. The Navy Department announced a 42 mile an hour average for three hours demonstrating sustained high performance.
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Washington
Reed
Navy Department
Gulf of Mexico
Strike Threat Looms On Three Roads In Cleveland Area
The Nickel Plate system faces a potential strike tomorrow as officials and trainmen ward men and conductors prepare for a final conference this afternoon. Workers seek about a 10 percent pay raise and better conditions across the network including Lake Shore and Lake Erie and Western, affecting 5,000 trainmen.
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Cleveland
Road
Lake Shore
Lake Erie
Western
Hurt At Steeplechase In London Parliament Scene
London April 9 James Tomokinson a 70 year old member of parliament was thrown by his horse at the Epping steeplechase this afternoon. He suffered serious injuries but was reported stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Epping
James Tomokinson
Parlment
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Tabernacle Presbyterian
Neil McPherson
Meridian Street M. E
Joshua Stansfield
First Friends
H. F. Laflamme
Laymen’s Missionary Convention
Roberts Park
M. E
Albert Hurlstone
Christ
Jesus
Choral Society
Grace Mission
Charles F. Coffin
Central Avenue M. E
Home Presbyterian
George D. Adamson
Allan B. Philputt
Muale
Second Presbyterian
Robert M. Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Owen D. Odell
Sutherland Presbyterian
William Carson
First Baptist
J. D. Hoss
Stella J. Sterling
Percy Sterling
Percys. Sterling
S. Meridian
Pleasant Run
Garfield Park
German Insurance Agency
East Market Street
Nona Earhart
Germaine
Marchioness
Effie
Jeanette Carter
Gertrude
Leland Wells
Ceeseeeneseeeeess -Duanita
Bertha Balke
Hester Bush
Ft. Wayne
Louise Balke
FE. G. Lewis
The
People’s University
American Woman’s Toague
All Soul's Unitarian Church
Associated Publshers
University City
Woman's League
League
Ruby Hart
Jeanette Latcexy
Cincinnati
Musikverein
Emma King
Talbott Avenue
Ernest Bross
George MacDonald
Jesse (. Moore
Harley Rhodehammer
South Nobie Street
Coleridge
Lisette Kreuss
Bina Richards
Catholic Women’s Association of Indiana
Indianapolis
Pi Beta Phi
Butter College
Woodruff Place
Demarchus C. Brown
Chauncey Butler
Charles UB. Clarke
George W. Brown
J. N. Hurty
State Health Board
Sweepig
Sir William Crookes
Grand Opera House
Charles
Monkey
Brown, Harris & Brown
Wallace Galvin
His Magical Hands
Zanettos Oriental
Ray & Nice
the Sisters
Dagwell
Nevins
Erwood
Pastest Naval Vessel
Majestic
Jean Melroy
Goforteh
Doyle Harry Adler
Kaichi
Thurs
Leona Mercedes West
Henry Lee
Mark Twain
Cannon
Pope Pius X
Gen. Grant
Gen. Lee
Roosevelt
Hugh, Careme & CO
Max Burkhardt
Joe Geisler
Billy Sharkey
New York
Gallando
Jere Sanford
Stuart Collins
BANJO
Arthur Hill
Sylvia Sylviany
Coloniscope
George Arvine
Edward Peple
Cong
ST. Elmo
Conservative Investments
Warne
Owen County
Court House
Hazelton
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis, Columbia & Southern Traction
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction
Kokomo
Marion & Western Traction
Fletcher National Bank
Bond Department
Beth
W. H. Wade
Mgr
Graham and
Randall
LA Belle
Helene
Detroit
AM. League
Bush
Cobb
Weber, Huder
Fer
Pierson
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Ball Park
Ball Front
Thompses
Dairy Lunae
Shubert
TV Tra
He Boni
Messrs
Wes
Pan
PAL le
Piease
Sam Bernard
COC Ieee
Hyder
Rye
Eyl
Ve Watt
CSA
Sam S
Lee Shubert (Inc
Belle of
Brittany
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