Memorial Day Sermon Honors Nation’s Heroes at Grace M E Church
Dr M B Hyde delivered a Memorial day sermon at Grace M E Church calling Memorial day a mark on national life. He urged honoring all who served while stressing the Constitution as the nation’s palladium and condemning racial hatred as a test of democracy.
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M. B. Hyde
Grace M. E. Church
William Pitt
Brotherhood of Man
Dr. Hyde
Connersville Jurist Addresses Postwar Posterity Call
Judge Raymond Springer, first State commander of the American Legion, spoke at St. Paul M. E. Church urging America to build for posterity on Bible principles. He called for universal Bible study in public schools and stressed lasting national unity.
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Raymond 8. Springer
Connersville
American Legion
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Springer
Pacifism Flayed by Pastor in Preparedness Sermon
Rev. Jesse Bogue of North Methodist Episcopal Church urged readiness for peace by defending right and protecting the weak. He urged that true peace rests on strength and action, not passivity.
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Jesse Bogue
North Methodist Episcopal Church
Installation Tuesday for Chicago minister at Congregational Church
The Rev. William I. Caughran, formerly of Port Arthur Texas, will be installed formally as pastor of the First Congregational Church at Sixteenth and Delaware Streets at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Dr. Frederick F. Shannon of Chicago will give the principal address.
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William I. Caughran
Port Arthur
Texas
First Congregational Church
Sixteenth and
Delaware Sts
Frederick F. Shannon
Chicago
Memorial Day Call Inspires Spiritual Renewal
Rev. J. A. Long preached at North Park Christian Church on Memorial Day urging Americans to guard against materialism and to nurture the nation’s spirit and possibilities.
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J. A. Long
North Park
B L Allen Urges Faithful Confession of Christ's Name
B L Allen calls upon all people to confess Christ's name amid debates over religious duty and the perpetual observance of Sabbath, arguing for strict adherence to biblical mandate and urging public affirmation of faith.
Mrs Bush Tells Other Women About Lydia E Pinkham’s
Mrs Delbert Bush of Massena New York reports terrible pains in both sides and a dragging down feeling. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health allowing housework and outdoor farm work. She urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Delbert Bush
Massena
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Room Rental Ad for Speedway Visitors
The notice offers a room rental for Speedway race visitors. It requests listing details including name phone number and counts of single and double rooms along with price per person per night. Telephone reports are not handled by the convention bureau. Names and addresses should be printed to avoid mistakes.
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Brightwood Church Minister Challenges Sabbath Belief
B L Allen spoke at the Brightwood Church of Christ on The Sabbath or Lord s Day Which challenging the idea that Adam Noah Abram Isaac and Jacob observed the Sabbath and urging all to confess the name of Christ. He contended early Christians and apostles did not keep the Sabbath.
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Noah
Abram
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B. L. Allen
Brightwood Church of Christ
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Scout movement lauded molds boys into real men
Rev Clyde L Gibbons praised the Scout movement as shaping boys into real men during a Sunday sermon at Garden Baptist Church. He described the organization as striking at the vital make up of a boy and molding him for manhood.
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Rev
Clyde L. Gibbons
Py Scout Movement
Garden Baptist Church
Remember Bene Factor? Memorial Address at G A R Service
Bishop H. H. Fout of Indianapolis urged memory of the nation's benefactors during a memorial address at the G A R service held Sunday afternoon at the First United Brethren Church.
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H. H. Fout
U. B. Church
Indianapolis
First United Brethren Church
Gypsy Smith Invited to Speak at Baptist Service
Gypsy Smith the English evangelist attended first Baptist Church Sunday night and was invited to speak before the service closes. He offered the closing prayer.
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Gypsy Smith
First Baptist Church
Today's Best Radio Features Preview 1924
United Press lists radio features broadcast by WOS WOR KSD KDKA WEAF. Programs include Frank Robertson one man band in Jefferson City Newark Dr Sigmund Speth and weekly Grand Central Theater music from St Louis Pittsburgh Spanish program by KDKA and a joint recital by Edythe and Michael Lamberti in New York.
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Hoosier Briefs Roundup of Local News Items
Adams County suit filed for divorce by Norval C. Douglas. Elwood man Andy Muidstradder fined 31 for assault and battery after taunting conduct. Kokomo Chamber seeks 600 members. Greensburg girl sprains ankle in dirt street incident. La Porte woman sues South Bend man for 5000 over jilting. Indiana Bankers Association group to meet June 11 in Kendallville. District counties listed for the event. Hartford City Kiwanis debate on lawyers marrying. affirmative wins. Noblesville elects Frank Klingensmith president of the Hamilton County Sunday School Association. Veedersburg restaurateur James Sullivan knocked by customer. no injuries sustained. assailant fled.
Pastor Installed at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Rev. Earl Cobl was formally installed as pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church on Sunday. Dr. Frank A. Dressel of Richmond and Rev. W. A. Donaldson of Indianapolis conducted the service at the Riviera Drive parish.
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Earl Cobl
Riviera Dr
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Frank A. Dressel
Richmond
Ind
W. A. Donaldson
Indianapolis
Unhappy marriage and entwined fates in a British tale
Dolly Bretherton's marriage to Nigel ends as he dies in the war. Dolly marries an old sweetheart and travels to America with him. Nigel's brother David encounters Mary, Nigel's widow, and a tense sequence unfolds as Mary hides her life with the Fisher family while Evans worries about her fate. Mary is hospitalized after a cab accident, and Evans confronts his guilt.
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Night in the drawing-room with Dora Fisher
David Bretherton endures a dull evening as Dora Fisher flirts, singing sentimental songs under shaded lights while Monty works in his study. David pretends to listen but his thoughts stay with Mary, day and night.
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Dora Fisher
Monty
David
Dora
Mary
Quiet Exchange Preads of Newsroom Tension
A brief dialogue fragment shows a man reacting with a sudden start and a woman prompting for news, hinting at underlying tension or secrecy without further context. The scene centers on a startled reaction and a poised question in a private setting.
Sister-in-law Dolly seeks aid from Bretherton after Nigel's death
Mary is confronted with a desperate plea from Dolly Durham claiming to be Nigel's wife. She asks Bretherton to help Robert Durham who is ill and nearly broke, insisting the request comes for Nigel's sake. Bretherton, unsettled by the letter, decides to see Monty immediately as a visitor arrives with urgency.
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Nigel
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Mary Furnival
England
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Dolly Durham
Bretherton
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Dora
Young Evans
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Evans Reveals Miss Furnival’s Plight to Fisher
Evans tells Monty Fisher he knows where Miss Furnival is and that she has had an accident. David confronts him about silence and rushes to learn details as Evans explains she feared him and asked him not to reveal her location. The scene ends with concern for Furnival's condition as the conversation ends abruptly.
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Fisher
Fsher
David
Dora
Red Grange
Miss Furnival
Monty Fisher
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