Indiana hosts 5000 delegates at Lake Winona religious education convention
The Indiana Council of Religious Education gathers 5 000 delegates from Protestant Sunday schools for a three day state convention at Lake Winona starting next Tuesday. Marion County sends about 150 delegates and the state total Sunday school strength reaches 900 000. Key speakers include Edward Raffety and W C Pearce among others with a packed program of worship, lectures, and divisional conferences.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Council of Religious Education
Lake Winona
E.T. Albertson
Albertson
Edward R. Raffety
Chicago
New International Journal of Religious Education
D. W. Kurtz
McPherson
Kansas
McPherson College
Robert M. Hopkins
St. Louis
Missouri
United Christian Missionary Society
W. C. Pearce
World's Sunday School Association
New York
Roger Albright
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sadie I. Wampler
North Manchester
North Manchester College
Frank M. McKibpren
South Bend
St. Joseph County
WILLIAM LOWE _ BRYAN
Bloomington
Indiana University
Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Nellie M. Dunham
Granville
Ohio
Ohio State Baptist Convention
Sadie L
Winona
Frederick
Taylor
Beedle
Jne Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
Christian Temple
Hure
Westminster Hotel
Sadle I. Am
Frederick FE. Taylor
W. Edward Anti —Wedne
Sadie I. Oy
Ace G. Broderick Taylor
Panesh
Sadie I. Wamplerer
Christian Education
Lowe Pryanaia
Sadie S. Mopler
Frederick EB. Taylor
Our
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International Council
W. Edward Raffety
George Deiwert
Fred
Manay Council
Coun T. Albertson
Stella
Eckhart
T. W. Druley
Cas- New Butler
Harry
Senans
Coreyanton
Bard Bueton
Heligton
Roger
Nellie M. Dun
Cation
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Nellie C. Young
Malore
J._H. String
W. Edward Raffery
Nellie M. Durham
Myrtle Huckerberry
Nellie Coone
J. HH
Riring
Iring
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H. G. Rowe
Myrtie Huckelberry
L. Oe
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W. E. Kane
J. W. Burton
Penod
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Aldrich
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Herman Eldredge
Edward R. Bartlett
Son Hartsough
W. Edward Wariety
Cecil Scantland
Tabernacle
Eome
L. W. Shultz
Esmerers
Annelsee
Frank
W. Ward
Raffety
Frank M. McKibben
Eom
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Maude Aldrich
Cossem Frank M. McKibben
Jane Farmer
Tabera
Grace Signer
Maude Aldri
Young Peoples
Claude Newman
Ieynlteker
Sunday Services at Two Churches
Delaware at Twelfth Street and 3350 Washington host Sunday services in all churches at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The ECOND and THIRD churches schedule regular worship for parishioners.
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Econd Church
Delaware
Twelfth St
Third Church
Washington
Great Religions Grow From Small Beginnings at Antioch
In the June 14 uniform lesson, William E Gilroy discusses Antioch as the site where Christians were first called followers of Christ. He notes Antioch's ancient grandeur, moral decline, and the Christian church’s growth under Barnabas and Paul, including a famine relief collection for Judea.
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Antioch
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Alexandria
Pisidia
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Paul
Barnabas
Judea
Antiochus
Indiana Electric Current Output Rises in 1925
Indiana production of electric current grows this year versus 1924 says T N Wynne president of the Indiana Electric Light Association quoting department of the interior data. April is up 9 percent from 1924 with industrial demand driving higher output as Indiana electric firms burn more than 160000 tons of coal monthly to generate power.
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Indiana
T. N. Wynne
Indiana Electric Light Association
Department of the Interior
Wynne
Two Personal Crisis Reports Under Investigation
Deputy Coroner William Doeppers investigated two personal crisis reports late Friday. Samuel Blerley 42 ended his life at his sister's home by shotgun self infliction, likely due to financial difficulties. Albert Agan 33 died at St. Vincent's Hospital from self administered poison with motive undetermined.
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William Doeppers
Samuel Blerley
Boulevard Pl
Walter Hackler
Jackson St
Albert Agan
N. Oriental St
St. Vincent's Hospital
Naval Heroes Honored by Indianapolis Knights Luncheon
Naval heroes of the revolution were honored by Indianapolis Council No. 437 Knights of Columbus at a Friday luncheon at the Claypool. Lieut. E. F. Knachel and Ensign Paul Akin of the United States Navy spoke, joined by Joseph P. O'Mahoney.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
Claypool
Joseph P. O'Mahoney
E. F. Knachel
United States Navy
Paul Akin
Thousands Attend Brethren Conference at Winona Lake
The Church of the Brethren conference in session at Winona Lake Indiana draws over 20 000 delegates with multiple meetings daily. Speakers include Dr C C Ellis Dr Sherwood Eddy and Dr Otho Winger as the event highlights doctrines peace education and anti slavery efforts.
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Church of the Brethren
Winona Lake
Ind
C. C. Ellis
Juniata College
Sherwood Eddy
Otho Winger
Manchester College
Winger
the Tabernacle
Exchange Clubs Elect Indiana Leaders At Lincoln
Exchange Clubs of Indiana elected H. M. Hick of Terre Haute president at the second annual convention at the Lincoln. Paul Buchanan of Indianapolis was chosen first vice president and Harry Sutton of Terre Haute became secretary.
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H. M. Hick
Terre Haute
Exchange Clubs of
Indiana
Lincoln
Paul Buchanan
Indianapolis
Harry Sutton
Shortridge High School Alumni Elect New Officers
Shortridge High School Alumni Association elected Austin V. Clifford as president Rowena Smith as vice president and Charlotte Howe as a board member at the annual meeting held Friday night at the school.
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Shortridge High School Alumni Association
Austin V. Clifford
Rowena Smith
Charlotte Howe
Board of Control
Motorcycle Cop Hurt On Duty In Collision
Officer William K. Miller was injured while following an emergency car on Capitol Avenue near Fall Creek Boulevard. He crashed after hitting a dirt pile, suffering internal injuries and is in serious condition at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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William K. Miller
High St
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miller
Capitol Ave
Klaiber
Fall Creek Blvd
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