Sermon in air by Rev Fackler draws wide listenership
The Rev. I C E Fackler of St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church broadcast a Sunday sermon on That Which Cannot Be Bought. He spoke of God as the sustaining power and protection and urged listeners not to seek worldly wealth for spiritual support. He warned that true divine influence cannot be bought or earned by church support alone.
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Indiana Postal Employes to Meet Here Tuesday
Several thousand postal employees from across the state are to attend a mass meeting Tuesday at Cable Tabernacle under the Joint Association of Indiana Postal Employees. Indiana Congressmen Samuel M. Ralston James E. Watson and Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania sponsor the postal salaries increase bill.
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Influence of God Guides to Soul Blessing, Rev. Fackler Says
The speaker argues that true guidance comes only from God and that human wisdom cannot discern sin. He warns that those not under divine influence cannot gain it, while God’s blessing into glory is priceless and unpurchasable.
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Definition of Catholic Church by Pastor Kelewae
The Rev Joe Kelewae pastor of First United Presbyterian Church preached that Catholic church means all who love Christ not a single organization. He said Catholic is a universal descriptive adjective and its door is Jesus Christ who said he is the door to salvation.
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Minister Calls All to Aid God in Reforming Sinners
The Rev. Samuel Edward Long of Indiana Central College urged Christians to help God reform sinners and populate the world with devoted workers. He warned of spiritual death when churches house no new believers.
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Self Reliance Theme Praised at Unitarian Service
Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks delivered a tribute at the Unitarian Church honoring Ralph Waldo Emerson as the prophet of a new religion centered on self reliance. The address urged attendees to cultivate individual thought and independence.
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Emerson Bust Unveiled at All Souls Church Services
Dr Wicks spoke as a bust portrait of Emerson was unveiled during Sunday services at All Souls Unitarian Church. He predicted Emersons new religion will demand a new Bible gathering truth from the old but never closed with new chapters written by each new insight.
Toil Defines Success Says Dr Frederick E Taylor
Dr Frederick E Taylor pastor of the First Baptist Church Saturday preached that luck does not exist in spiritual intellectual or physical realms and that only unremitting toil leads to success. He urged that few achieve greatness on an eight hour day and credited hard work for big achievements.
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First Baptist Church
God’s Work Is Limited Sermon at Hall Place M E Church
Rev. V. Hartman preached that God is omnipotent yet does not transgress free will. He said God's work on earth is self limited and humans must cooperate with God to decide what remains undone.
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Reverend Fifer Talks Hell as Modern Curse
The Rev. Orion W. Fifer of Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church argued in a Sunday sermon that hell remains a real force in modern life. He said hell, once seen as a physical afterlife experience, endures as a spiritual peril in contemporary society.
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Cleric Declares Hell Is Justice in Retributive View
The Rev Fifer proclaims in present world rhetoric that hell serves as justice and that the law of retribution remains in force. He asserts divine notice that the world is not ruled by chance and that the wicked will not escape consequences.
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Hoosier Briefs Highlight Odd City News And Accidents
Indiana towns report a mix of civic antics and mishaps. A city council halts a lantern procession planned to protest gloom in downtown. A tarantula bites a grocer in Mitchell. a Rushville man fires at a buzzard, hitting a bald eagle. Street cleaners to be laid off in La Porte as a new $10 000 flusher starts. A man survives a fall from a second story via telephone wires. Marriages outpace divorces in Greensburg two to one since year start. Washington shines after a cleanup. 800 loads of trash removed. Archie Hiatt injured by his own car while cranking it. A Decatur campaign pushes for a city heating plant.
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Speedway Alive as Race Day Nears at Indianapolis
Indianapolis coverage notes preparations for the May 30 Indianapolis 500. Renovations, crowd forecasts, and enduring track conditions underscore the event’s prominence, with millers and Duesenbergs likely to contend while legends like De Palma are set to race. Foreign entrants face a 122 inch limit. next year may bring larger engines.
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