Church Leaders Plan Delegates for Centennial Convention
Congregational church members debate sending four delegates to the Congregational Home Society centennial celebration in Washington D C this October. The society began in 1826 as the American Home Missionary Society and now funds 1376 workers with average salaries of 1305 dollars. The centennial report credits 704674 church memberships gained through missionary work over the society’s 99 years.
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Congregational Church
Congregational Home Society
Washington, D. C
National Council of Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
William T. Caughran
New York
American Home Missionary Society
Vermont
United Domestic Missionary Society
Lemmens Society
American Society
Reformed Dutch
Associated Reformed
Presbyterian
Congregational
Congregational Agency For Home Mission
Congregational Home Mission Society
E. M. Halliday
F. L. Moore
Praise of God Sermon Emphasizes Fellowship with Christ
The Rev. Charles M. Reed of Woodside M E Church preached on Sons of God stressing that praise of God and fellowship with Christ surpass worldly ties. He urged Christians to reveal God to men and noted mankind’s tendency to honor allies and crucify dissenters.
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Charles M. Reed
Woodside M. E
Reed
Pardons Ease Fuelling Lawlessness Says Rev Fifer
Rev Chen W. Fifer of Central Avenue M E Church warned that easy pardons and strong emotional appeals undermine justice. He said punishments must be honest and not cruel, arguing that leniency fuels lawlessness in the land.
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Chen W. Fifer
Central Avenue M. E
Fifer
Church address calls for divine law over man made rules
Claris Adams former county prosecutor told the Christian Men Builders class the nation faces crime because people follow man made laws instead of the laws of God. He spoke during a Sunday morning address at the Third Christian Sunday school.
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Claris Adams
Christian Men Builders
Third Christian Sunday School
Adams
Police badge stolen from patrolman’s home
Police seek burglar who climbed an upstairs window with a ladder and stole 35 cents and a badge from Patrolman Fred Brennan of 1239 W Thirty-Sixth St. Four pairs of trousers were found in the rear yard.
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Fred Brennan
W. Thirty-Sixth St
Brennan
Beggar on Horseback praised as top satire at Ohio
Walter D Hickman reviews The Beggar on Horseback a satirical photoplay directed by James Cruze. He praises Neil McRae Homer Cady Gladys Cady and Cynthia Mason as central figures with a chorus of supporting players in a dream sequence critique of highbrow music and family life. The piece urges audiences to see the film at the Ohio theater all week.
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Neil MacRae
Neil
Mr. Cady
Homer
Mrs. Cady
Cynthia
Neil McRae
Edward Everett Horton Homer Cady
James Mason
Cynthia Mason
Esther Ralston
Frederic Sullivan
Erwin Connelly
Gertrude Short
Ethel Wales
the Ohio
Tom Brown Tops Circle Bill With Musical Minstrels
Reviewer hails Tom Brown and his Musical Ministress with Ossman and Schepp as the best Circle bill this summer calling Brown a premier saxophone clown and praising the show’s new hits, scenic finale, and riotous encore. It also previews Doris Kenyon starred Half Way Girl and Drusilla With a Million, lauding Mary Carr and Priscilla Bonner performances and the strong dramatic Sun-Up at Colonial.
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Tom Brown
Ossman
Schepp
Brown Brothers
Tom
Brothers
Brown
Doris Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
Hobart Bosworth
Tully Marshall
Movie verdict round up grabs top films of the season
Colonial Drusilla With A Million is hailed as one of the nation's best and most human pictures. Beggar on Horseback is praised as the finest satire on love and the jazz age. Circle offers Tom Brown Minstrels Ossman Schepp in a premier musical program. Tie The Way Girl is a spectacular melodrama. Sun Up at Apollo proves the screen can present drama as it should be.
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Mary Carr
Drusilla
Miss Carr
Sally May Ferris
Priscilla Bonner
Lillian Gish
Ohio
Begger
Circele
Tom Brown
Ossman
Schepp
Apollo
Slated on Six Charges Joe Ford Arrested After All-Night Search
Joe Ford of the west side was arrested early Sunday after an all-night search. He is charged with drunkenness vehicle taking grand larceny operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor blind tiger and transporting for allegedly stealing a car from in front of 5406 Fletcher Ave.
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Joe Ford
West Side
Ford
Fletcher Ave
Truck boom noted by Timea Special
Anderson Indiana sees a truck boom as nearly 2000 license plates are issued, a regional record reflecting growing commerce and vehicle activity in the city.
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Timea Special
Anderson
Ind
Blonde bandit with two men robs Bert Thatcher in Indiana
A blonde bobbed-haired bandit with two male accomplices robbed Bert Thatcher of $29 and a grey hound valued at 250 near Greenfield Indiana while Leicester dog trainer Dr. Bennett was en route to enter dogs in a race. A colored man posing as an officer tried to rob Margaret Shields and Marie Holloway on Lafayette Street. Additional weekend break-ins included a Standard Oil station, a Central Avenue home, and other thefts totaling at least 164.20.
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Bert Thatcher
Erlanger Ky
National Rd
Greenfield
Ind
Thatcher
E.N. Bennett
Kokomo
Erlanger
Margaret Shields
Maries Holloway
Lafayette St
Standard Oil
Tenth St
Senate Ave
Helen Eastman
Central Ave
Hubert Powell
Thirty-Seventh St
F. L. Came
College Ave
Road fight looms over Dunes highway completion
Gary Indiana business leaders and motor club officials planned to seek Governor Jackson's aid to press the State Highway Commission to finish the Dunes highway. The drive followed John D. Williams announcing indefinite postponement of completion.
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Gary
Ind
Jackson
Dunes
State Highway Commission
John D. Williams
Commission
Camp Ida Wineman Promotes Healthful Vacations
Forty boys and girls enjoy a two week health-building vacation at Camp Ida Wineman on White River north of Broad Ripple. The program is funded by donations from last year to the Indianapolis Community Chest.
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Camp Ida Wineman
White River
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Three Men Sought In Acton Assault After Ride Offer
Police search for three men who attacked Fred Johnson of Acton Indiana after he offered them a ride at East and Washington Streets early Sunday He said there was no robbery attempt Burglars took clothing jewelry and $700 from the home of M H Olson 1246 W Thirty Fifth St and William Hughes 4025 N Meridian St early Sunday Pickpockets took $30 from Pauline McAfee 516 N Rural St and $14 from Ferns King 307 N Senate Ave Saturday
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Fred Johnson
Acton
Ind
East
Washington Sts
M. H. Olson
Thirty-Fifth St
Willam Hughes
Meridian St
Pauline McAfee
Rural St
Ferns King
Senate Ave
Many See Beauties at Broad Ripple Park Review
James M. Makin, president of Broad Ripple park, announced a record crowd of 20,385 watching the bathing beauty review. Judges narrowed contenders to winners to be announced Saturday night with a motion picture and award presentations at the park.
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James M. Makin
Broad Ripple Park
Jesse James Held In Vehicle Theft Attempt
Jesse James aged 20 of 1242 Nordyke Avenue is held on a vehicle taking charge. He was arrested by Traffic Policeman Michael Longet for allegedly attempting to steal an auto from Union Station early Sunday.
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Jesse James
Nordyke Ave
James
Michael Longetter
Union Station
Deputy Sheriff Shot Near Gary by Bootleggers
Deputy Sheriff David Moses was shot outside a Gary restaurant and remained near death. Officials believe bootleggers were responsible for the attack.
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Timea
Gary
Ind
David Moses
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