Protestants Draw Closer in Indiana Unity Movement
The Rockville Presbyterian Church and its neighbor share a single bell as a symbol of union amid long years of contention over confessional lines. The article notes a broader trend toward Protestant unity, detailing historical splits, Civil War-era cooperation, and the growing role of the National Council of Churches in promoting shared missions, education, and Bible literacy efforts worldwide.
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Rockville
North
Diamant
Ehurch
Hugh F. Craven
United Vice
Craven
United Presterian Church
National Council
National Council of Churches
Couneimer Rs
Lake Vanty
Weather forecast for north region
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Scattered thundershowers in the extreme north late tonight and on Friday.
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Prijuy
Hoth
Boone district Scouts finance drive tops prior years
Boone district Boy Scout campaign led by McGinley exceeded last year's total, with a projected surpassing of 41000 and $3614 already raised. District officials praised solicitors and planning, noting plans for September 1954 activities, a Camp Philmont trip July 14 to August 2, and a Central Indiana Scout Council budgeting session.
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Zrousedie
Boone District
Bay McGinley
Zionsville
Pal Reluros
Meinley
Herman Aatle
Destrict Finance
Stewart - Warner Flamt No 2
Carl Winkier, Jr
Distret
Boone
Jamet
McGinney
Finsnee Drive
McGinnes
Ales Parr
Carl, Winkler Sr
Paeree Weddie
Winkler
McGinley
Koy Scouts and Finance
Antle
McCinley
Nxt Drive
Chaiman Winkler
Boone Courtly
National Scout Ranch
Camp Philmont
Cimarron
Moon
Timp
Robert Couns
Art Glebill
John Bohn Joins REMC in Engineering Role
John Bohn has joined REMC as System Engineering staff to lead the design and layout of the new sites and map future line growth. A Michigan State graduate, he previously worked with Public Service Company of Northern Illinois and several Missouri Oklahoma construction firms, served in the army, and now resides in Lebanon with his wife.
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John Steolen
Michag State
Caliene
Lansing
Mich
Boone Hemc
Ant Remc
Man Atler
Michigan State
Bohn
Public Service Company of
Ilinois
Municipal Light Department
Chillicothe
Berver Construction Company
Basanda Construction Company
Missouri
Oklahoma
Rohn
Milwaukee Railroad
Michigan State College
Behn
Lebanon
Brother and Sister Reach 852 Transfusions Combined
John Ciccone 20 and sister Theresa 19 of Philadelphia have accumulated 451 and 401 transfusions respectively to prepare for upcoming high school graduation exercises. Born with Mediterranean anemia, their condition requires regular transfusions as the only known treatment.
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Philadelphia
Parade Of Stars Sale Nets 19640 Thriving Polled Shorthorn Auction
The eighth annual Parade of Stars sale at the Lebannon Sales Pavilion realized 19640 from forty nine head of Polled Shorthorn cattle. Top price 1730 for a bull Avenal Hobit Leaders from A Farms Bethesda MD. Buyers included Hees Hillstock Farm and Hoosier Hills Farm. Eighteen bulls averaged 550, thirty one heifers averaged 315, total bulls 9905 and heifers 973. The event drew buyers from several states and featured grand champion bull from the International Livestock Exposition 1953.
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Lebanon
H. W. Walker
Daugherty and Murphy
Avenal
Bethesda
Hees
Hillstock
Pittshots
Lioyd R. Johnston
Hoosier Hills Farm
Barbara Lyna
W W Rapley
Washington, DC
Avenal Farms
John Hudson
Rapley
Chicago
Pitt Vibuh
Legalizes marriages by unauthorized sworn minister in New Jersey
Governor Meyner signed a bill legalizing marriages performed by an unlicensed student at Bloomfield Theological Seminary who believed he was authorized. The measure validates a score of couples whose weddings had been solemnized by the ad hoc minister.
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Trenton
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Bloomfield Theologies Seminary
Korean Child Prodigy Set For Juilliard Flight Lift
Twelve year old Korean piano prodigy Tong i Han arrives from Carswell Air Force Base to study at New York's Juilliard School of Music with support from the Fifth Air Force totaling about 4600 dollars. Lt Gen Samuel E Anderson and Lt Thomas Cutshaw helped arrange the tour and funding after hearing his Seoul performances. The boy, who grew up in Korea, will reside with a Korean American family in New York while continuing lessons and performances.
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Fort Worth, Tes
Tong i
Tony) Han
New York
Juilliard School of Music
Tony
Sth Air Force
Samuel E. Anderson
Thomas Cutshaw
5Th Air Force
Carswell Air Force Base
Tony Cutshaw
North Korea
Seoul
Fo Pusan
5Th Air Force Theater
Jane Fle
Anderson
Julliard
Jaycees Urge Fire Safety Campaign In Lebanon
Jaycees push fire safety with Boone District fire extinguisher drive. Dr Robert Coons leads the effort under Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsorship to equip homes and fund health safety projects. The program calls for a fire extinguisher in every Lebanon home as part of a weekend push. Continued on Page 4
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Lebanon
Allon
Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Coons
Jaycees
Boone District Scout Committee On Health and Safety
Boone District Bay Reetis
Dr. Coons
Ike stance on tariff cuts stays firm despite one year extension
President Eisenhower defended his foreign trade plan and noted a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act does not mean abandoning the program. Democrats questioned the administration stance while the House and Senate prepare actions. He warned against neglecting communism as a central national risk and emphasized nonmilitary means to achieve aims.
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Washington
Eisenhower Sant Todas
Eisenhower
Senate
Sus
United States
Patched message on sobriety and lying on floor
The note discusses a sense of sobriety defined as the ability to lie down on the floor without feeling held or restricted, framing it as an unusual personal state rather than conventional rest.
Recreation Program To Begin Monday
Tri Kappa sorority sponsors a morning Summer Recreation Program at Memorial Park for boys and girls from kindergarten through third grade. It runs eight weeks, 11:30 am to 1 pm, free of charge, with daily attendance checks, supervision by Mrs. Keith Rex and Regina Doe, and weekly activities including Favorite Toy Day and picnics.
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Tri Kappa Sorority
Memorial Park
Keith Rex
Regina Doe
Rex
To Sorority
Thenoming
Sfasion
Population rises to about 152 million in May report
The Cen Bureau reports the U S population including armed forces overseas reached about 151 969 000 on May 1. This marks a 2 767 000 increase or 1 7 percent from the start of March the prior year.
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Washington
Cen. Bureau
Lightning strike kills two boys at city park
A bolt of lightning struck two boys seeking shelter under a large tree in a Milwaukee city park. The victims were 12 year old Donald Feld and Dennis Leland, pupils from a local parochial school that had just closed for summer. The incident occurred a few hours after the school closed for vacation.
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Milwaukee
Wrathes
Donald Feld
Dennis Leland
Thief Cuts Down On House Costs
In Louisville Kentucky a thief reportedly sought cheap building by stealing roofing paper and shingles from Peerless Lumber Co. Earlier, plywood doors and asbestos siding were taken from H M Salvage Co, underscoring a wave of material thefts targeting home construction.
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Louisville
Peerless Lumber Co
H. & M. Salvaxe Co
Fishing Derby Set For Kids
The second annual Neds Fishing Derby will be sponsored by Beene County Conservation League Inc at the fishing pit on the Club grounds Sunday afternoon June 20 from 1 to 230. More than a hundred boys and girls sixteen years of age and younger took part last year and more are expected this year. Cash prizes of 50 offered by the Club and additional handouts are planned. The Derby committee includes Charles Kistler chairman Dave Glentenning and Ray Carr. The day from 9 am will be Open House for the Club 600 members and the public. The Women’s Auxiliary will start the Club kitchens all day with coffee and soft drinks available.
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Beene County Conservation League Inc
Charles Kistler
Dave Glentenning
Ray Carr
Madison Newspaper Calls For Investigation Of Academy Action
The Madison Courier editorially urges a congressional probe after Madison missing out as an Air Force Academy site. It notes last minute site choices favored Colorado Springs while Lake Geneva and Attan face acreage issues, implying Fort Custer, Mich., and Lake Geneva were considered but rejected.
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Madison
Ind
Madison Courier
Air Force Academy
Courier Sail
Fort Custer
Mich
Air Force
Talbott
Leke
McCarthy Vows Intimidation In Loyalty Probe
Senator McCarthy charged Army counselor John Adams tried to blackmail him to influence the Army Loyalty Board inquiry. Adams reportedly warned of public charges against McCarthy aides if the investigation continued, while McCarthy denied orchestrating the controversy and defended his subcommittee’s work.
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Washington P
McCarthy
Army
Jom G. Adams
Army Loyalty Board
Roy M. Cohn
Mccarthy Subcommittee
Adams
Cohn
Colin Andy Francis
Tovers
Sehine
Carr
Ray H. Jenkins
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Stevens
Navy
Air
Atcp
Pentagon
Air Force
Rey M. Cohn
Subcommittee
Ray Hims
Secretary of the
Dance Review Attracts Throng Thrills Audience
A large Lebanon audience witnessed a high school dance review praised for Broadway like stagecraft and costumes. The program featured three acts with numerous named dancers and routines such as Musical Make Believe and One Tropic Isle, ending as the show promised more on page eight.
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Lebanon High School
Revie
Music Box
Vincent Alexander
LevAnne VanSickle
Cabellero
Larry Lee Fine
Pete Kids
Sue Gidding
Woodland
Snow White
Prince
Dianina Boots
Eddie Koonen
Hance
Alexander
Charles Carr
Mayer
Little Brown Monkeys
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Transylvania
Thom. Cleland
Indiana
Vincennes
New Albany
Gerjamin Harrison
United Front
United Brethren
U.S. A
United Herd of
Canada
South Lodia
Insana
United Churches United Church
Council
Cooperative Non
United Action of Churches
Thunder Howers
Paul McGinley
John Bohn
REMC
Joe
Counselor Adams
Parade of Stars Sale Nets
Ike
Tri Kappa
U.S
Purdue
Boone County
Jane Demaree
Jane Poynter
Katha Shoemaker
Tommy Ailes
Betty Smith
George M. Johnson
Mary Jo Blubaugh
Munns Caldwell
Janet Batz
Melson Brindle
Jane Batz
Endicott
Joyce Cones
Don Weber
Don Etter
Bill Head
Eileen McLaughlin
Judy Caldwell
Bill Canada
Wayne Bennington
Beverly Roberts
Lona Roberts
Ronald Hysong
Edward Rice
Frank Poynter
Jamestown
Carl Batz
Batz Twins
West Lafayette
Conservation Club
Madison Newspaper
Academy Action
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