Presbyterians Organize Pulpit Exchange in Indianapolis Churches
The Presbyterian Union of Indianapolis arranges an exchange of pulpits among its ministers Sunday with Rev. G W Allison preaching at Memorial Church and Rev. T H Graham at Seventh Church among others. The union promotes home mission work and church expansion, with services at multiple churches and a Children Day program at Central Universalist.
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The
Presbyterian Union of Indianapolis
G. W. Allison
Memorial Church
T. H. Graham
Seventh Church
W. C. Mahr
Westminster Church
T. N. Hunt
Wallace Street
H. T. Wilson
Troub Memorial Church
W. H. Kendall
Irvington
A. L. Duncan
West Washington Street
T. R. White
T. J. Simpson
Sutherland
J. L. Prentice
Meridian Heights
Tabernacle
Fairview
Presbyterian Union
Presbyterian Churches
Synod
Indianapolis
Speedway
Presbyterians of
C. A. McKamey
Herbert S. King
D. H. Whitman
J. E. Stilz
Victory Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
L. Farrow
Missiah
J. W. Harmon
Roachdale
David H. Whitham
General Assembly
Presbytery of
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian City Union
First Evangelical Church
Lloyd E. Mossman
Helen Hartmann
Harry Lindstedt
Rose Jackson
China
Religious page lists services and choirs for many churches
The article details Sunday programs across multiple churches including Moravian Episcopal Riverside Park M E Hillside Christian Church Montrose Christian Church Fletcher Place All Souls Unitarian and North Side Nazarene Church with ministers musicians and topics such as The Arrival and the Summons The Christ That Could Not Be Hid Divine Friendship and Where Is Your Citizenship plus tent revivals and service times.
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Christ
Homer Dale
Hillside Christian Church
W. T. Lynn
E. F. Prevo
Riverside Park M. E
Browning Objects to Paying Peaches $4384
Ed ward West Browning asked the appellate division to vacate an April 15 order by Justice Morschauer awarding Frances Heenan Browning four thousand three hundred eighty four dollars for counsel fees and other disbursements. Mrs Browning said she is a poor girl of 16 and Browning a millionaire whose holdings exceed seven million dollars. She said Browning could press the separation action while she had only eight thousand five hundred dollars awarded her in 1926 to fight her case.
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United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward West Browning
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Frances Heenan
Peaches
Browning
Officer Sets Example For Boy Scouts Traffic Helper
John Mosley, a Negro traffic policeman at the State House corner, halted bustling traffic to escort two blind boys across Capitol Ave and Ohio St to reach the State House lawn, demonstrating good turns in action.
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John Mosley
State House
Capitol Ave
Ohio St
State House Lawn
Mosley
Collegiants Fail to Set Railroads Afire
Carl R Gray president of Union Pacific says university graduates do not play a larger role in railroads than before He notes the highest educated workers are often high school graduates and many college graduates seek executive jobs at the railroad company in Kansas City June 18.
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Bu United Press
Kansas City
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Gray
Union Pacific
A A A directors reelected at Philadelphia convention
A A A retains A A A posts for Steinhart and Rhoads on its board. Robert H. Scrogin reports Hoosier Motor Club delegates participate with Thomas P. Henry of Detroit re elected president. Hoosier attendees include Todd Stoops Steinhart Rhoads and Capt. Lester Jones traffic head.
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E. W. Steinhart
Robert B. Rhoads
Indianapolis
American Automobile Association
Philadelphia
Robert H. Scrogin
Hoosier Motor Club
Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
Todd Stoops
Steinhart
Rhoads
Lester Jones
Indianapolis Street Railway Mediation Board Files Arbitration Paper
A thirteen member mediation board of Indianapolis Street Railway Company employees filed as an arbitration board with the Public Service Commission. The move counters a pay raise campaign by James Green and five other workers who sought 60 cents an hour, following a summer strike and a 3 cent increase already granted. The filing lists Henry Thomas Prentis Coghill John Clancy Thomas J. Syrus O G Beeman Ed Moore W E Payton Charles Austin Frank Geisel John Davidson Milton Roe Scott C Mash and Joseph A Chandler as board members.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Commission
Platform
James Green
Green
Henry Thomas
Prentis Coghill
John Clancy
Thomas J. Syrus
O. G. Beeman
Ed Moore
W. E. Payton
Charles Austin
Frank Geisel
John Davidson
Milton Roe
Scott C. Mash
Joseph A. Chandler
Evangelist Demands Arrests For Jackson Gilliam
Mrs. Minnie Crawford, evangelist at a South Bend revival, called for the arrest of Governor Ed Jackson and Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam from the pulpit. She said they should be treated as violators who sold medicinal whisky and mocked their claim that whisky saved Jackson Gilliam family members.
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Times
South Bend
Ind
Ed Jackson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Minnie Crawford
Gilliam
Evangelist
New Thought Congress Opens at Claypool Hotel
The fourteenth annual International New Thought Alliance congress begins Sunday at the Claypool Hotel with about 500 delegates from the United States Canada and foreign countries. President Mrs Mary Etheridge Thompson Chapin presides. opening speakers include Dr Thomas C Howe and Dr James A Edgerton. the banquet is set for Wednesday night with about 600 expected.
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International New Thought Alliance
Claypool
United States
Canada
Mary Etheridge Thompson Chapin
New York
Alliance
Thomas C. Howe
Indianapolis
Butler
Chapin
Louise Tahee
Cincinnati
Muriel G. Powell
Unity Truth Center
Elizabeth Towne
Holyoke
Mass
Nautilus Magazein
George M. Reeder
Harry G. Hill
Truth Temple
New Thought Temple
Lorenzo E. Ellingt
Chicago
Thomas Parked Boyd
San Francisco
Harriett Hale Rix
Los Angeles
James A. Edgerton
Washington
The
New Thought
Margaret Omerly
Philadelphia
Dorothy Sproule
Montreal
A. L. Cook
Tipton
Annie L. Avery
Manchester
N. H
M. M. Feuerlicht
Hebrew Congregation
Winifred Sackville Stoner
Albert C. Grier
Riley
Claypool Hotel
Government payroll save plan snagged by clever clerks
Washington officials report that clerks in the agricultural department were asked to empty their salary envelopes and return the envelopes. A watchman witnessed the surrender and the envelopes will be reused at the next payday.
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United Press
Washington
Agricultural Department
Negro Leaders to Meet Here at National Conference
Five of the country’s leading Negro figures in literature and art, officers of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, will attend the eighteenth annual conference in June. W. E. B. DuBois James Weldon Johnson Walter White William Picken and Robert W. Bagnall are listed with roles and accomplishments.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Association
W. E. B. DuBois
Crisis
Official Association
James Weldon Johnson
United States
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter White
Europe
The
Flint
William Picken
Yale
Robert W. Bagnall
Bus Petition Opposed Filings Against Guilford Ave Line
Attorneys Cronk and Wilde filed a second motion to dismiss the Peoples Motor Coach Company petition to establish a bus line on Guilford Avenue with the public service commission. They appeared for residents opposing the plan.
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Peoples Motor Coach Company
Guilford Ave
Public Service Commission
Cronk and Wilde
G A R Fund Boosted by Allied Groups in Gary Encampment
Largest contribution in Indiana G A R history came from allied organizations at the Gary encampment. Miss Mary Marek reported total contributions of 1629 with a bank balance of 681, bringing the fund to 2310 plus the state annual operation appropriation of 2500. Next year's meeting planned for Columbus Indiana.
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Indiana
Gary
Mary Marek
Albert J. Ball
Columbus
Ind
Made in Indianapolis Compass Magnet for Lindbergh Plane
The compass magnet for the Spirit of St. Louis was made in Indianapolis by Thomas & Skinner Steel Products Company at 1102 E Twenty Third St. J R Thomas says the magnet cost about a dollar and became the navigator’s key tool. It was sold to Jewel Instrument Company in Chicago then Pioneer Instrument Company in New York, which assembled the Earth inductor compass used in Lindbergh’s trans Atlantic flight.
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Charles Lindbergh
Jewel Instrument Company
Chicago
Pioneer Instrument Company
New York
Lindbergh
New Custodian Named for Court House Role
John A. Fox appointed Court House custodian succeeding George Yanthis killed last week in elevator shaft. Fox former Tomlinson Hall custodian and recently served as elevator operator at the Court House.
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John A. Fox
Boulevard Pl
Court House
George Yanthis
Fox
Tomlinson Hall
Veterans Bureau Opens Evenings to Aid Reinstatement
The Indianapolis office will stay open 7 to 9 evenings and Saturday afternoons starting June 27 to help ex service men reinstate and convert government insurance. John H. Ale, manager, said. Conversion period ends July 2.
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Indianapolis
United States Veterans’ Bureau
John H. Ale
Honor Grand Master Obie J Smith at Masonic Temple reception
Obie J. Smith who leads the Indianapolis Grand Lodge F and A M is to be honored at 8 PM tonight at the Masonic temple. Indiana Masons and Ancient Landmarks Lodge No 319 sponsor the reception described by Lynn O Knowlton as one of the great Masonic affairs in years with arrangements headed by Henry G Hoss Bert L Cruzan J Clyde Hoffman Glenn Bookwalter and Edson T Wood.
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Obie J. Smith
Indianapolis
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