Creeds and the Lab Method Dr. Kistler Speaks on Faith
Dr Edward Haines Kistler argues creeds are not impersonal dogma but open minded statements about reality. He says creeds reflect human life and reading of the Bible, urging adaptation with new facts while noting world readings, worship, and social practice.
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Edward Haines Kistler
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Kistler
Jesus
God
Heaven
Hell
Tiaan
Pittsburgh
Pacific
Dr. Kistler
Radio features schedule from major stations
Listings show KDKA Pittsburgh 8 PM special French music, WOAW Omaha 9 PM Lion's Club program, WLM Cincinnati 8 20 PM municipal opera from the Zoo, WJZ New York 7 15 PM Edwin Franke Goldman band from Central Park, WOR Newark lecture on music appreciation by Dr. Sigmund Spaeth in the evening.
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Pittsburgh
WOAW
Omaha
The
Lion's Club of
WLM
Cincinnati
Municipal Opera
Zoological Gardens
WJZ
New York
Edwin Franke Goldman
Central Park
Newark
Sigmund Spaeth
Weeds of Life Sermon Warns Against Moral Neglect
Dr. Frederick E. Taylor of the First Baptist Church preached that a bad man lets weeds grow in vacant life spaces. He urged parishioners to avoid rubbish heaps and instead cultivate gardens of virtue.
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Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Bishops Will Be Honored At Annual Dinner
The Methodist Social Union hosts its annual anniversary dinner on Tuesday night to welcome Bishop and Mrs. Frederick D. Leete to the Indianapolis area and to honor Bishop and Mrs. George R. Tell Times Readers about your Vacant House. Over 200,000 People see Times Want Ads each evening.
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Nual
Methodist Social Union
Frederick D. Leete
Indianapolis
George R
Times
Dorothy
Peter
Sone
Ivan
Gory
United States
Meridan Street Church to Host Affair with Bishop Leete
The event will follow a reception at Meridian Street M E Church. Bishop Leete has recently been reassigned to the area.
Church to Undergo Remodel at Seventh Presbyterian
Work will start soon on remodeling Seventh Presbyterian Church at 828 Elm Street with about 45000 dollars slated for Sunday school rooms a large banquet hall and other features.
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Seventh Presbyterian Church
Elm St
Congregation to Celebrate Building Campaign at Fairview Church
The Fairview Presbyterian Church congregation will celebrate Wednesday night at the new site at Forty-Sixth St and Capitol Ave. The event marks the near completion of a campaign for funds for a temporary building to be finished this fall. Rev. Edward H. Kistler is the pastor.
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Fairview Presbyterian Church
Forty-Sixth St
Capitol Ave
Edward H. Kistler
Melon Illustration Highlights Sin Sermon by Rev. Lowe
Rev. Ephriam Lowe of Olive Branch Christian Church used a watermelon encased in ice to illustrate "a sinner, frozen in sin that numbs the best faculties" during his Sunday sermon.
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Rev
Ephriam Lowe
Olive Branch
Hoosier Briefs Roundup of Local Incidents and Quarries
Bloomington enjoys a booming stone age with twelve large quarries in Monroe and Lawrence counties. Jail inmates Joseph Freland and Columia City face charges as officers raid their home and confiscate moonshine. two thousand gallons of mash poured into pigs, causing intoxication. A tire explosion in Greensburg injures Earl Reynolds. Kate Johnson of Logansport loses a $10 pocketbook in a car theft. Mrs Chauncey Lee returns home from Chicago after thoughts of her baby. Jon Peeper, a truck driver, injured leaping from a horned bull. Robert Hefelfiner, 12, of Columbia City, burns himself with powder in a shotgun shell. John Oyler of Tipton falls through a skylight while filming fireworks and sustains injuries. A drowning rescue at Allenville leads to Edna Layton’s father’s relief. Columbus seeks a modest barber who saved Edna from drowning. Allenville’s Methodist church, a 60-member congregation, claims a record with eight months of work finishing the church.
Superior Baking buys Indianapolis plant in Vermont Street deal
Superior Baking Company has purchased the Indianapolis Baking Company on Vermont Street near the canal for about 106000 dollars. The new entity will operate the old plant with extensive improvements planned. Herbert L. Summers serves as president and T. E. Knough as secretary treasurer.
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Indianapolis Baking Company
Vermont St
Canal
Herbert L. Summers
The
Superior Company
T. E. Knough
Storm Delays Traction Cars Between Martinsville and Indy
Storm halted T. H. I. E. traction cars between Martinsville and Indianapolis. Two cars ran on low power after 6 50 pm with full power restored early today. Insulators and the Maywood power plant were damaged. Indy to Connersville service delayed about an hour. Trees and Grotto decorations suffered damage in Indianapolis.
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Martinsville
Indianapolis
Maywood
Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Here
Connersville
Japanese prints on display at central library exhibit
Miss Gretta Smith the art librarian said a display of Japanese prints is on exhibition at the central library and she will exhibit on request other prints not on the public shelves today.
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Central Library
Gretta Smith
Forgotten Men of the North Release A Stormy Alaska Escape
Peter Newhall flees to Alaska after a drowned illusion. In a perilous voyage he joins Ivan Ishmin and Dorothy as a rescue crewman. a gale strands them and a seance hints at murder. Dorothy rejects Ishmin and pursues escape with a tense power play unfolding aboard a desolate coast.
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Peter Newhall
Augusta
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Jeshmins
Ishmin
Peters
Dorothy
South America
Biz
Chris Larson
Lareem
Larson
Newhalls
Peter
Joe
Sarichef
Ivan
Asia
Why Theyre Using Joint-Ease for Burning Feet
An advertisement claims sore feet stem from foot joints and that Joint-Ease soaks into cartilage and ligaments. It urges stopping powdering and medical baths for three days and says the product works quickly, sold by Hook Drug Co.
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Aeony
Hook Drug Co
Indianapolis Man Praises Todd's Tonic In Broadcast Testimonial
Arthur Vincel of 2029 Lexington Ave Indianapolis recounts relief from indigestion rheumatic pains and weight gain after using Todd's Tonic. He credits the wine like flavor tonic sold at Haag Drug Company's eight Indianapolis stores and nearby druggists with improving his health and appetite.
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Indianapolis
Todd
Lexington Ave
Ind
Haag Drug Company
Glubek
Haag
Wash. St
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