Local church to host June church conference schedule
The conference unfolds at the local church with devotions and sessions June 16 and 17 starting 1:30 PM. Notable speakers include Rev. Edwin Kitt, Dr. R. J. Wade, Bishop Frederick DeLund Leete, and Dr. W. B. Farmer with a Germany-wide mission focus and district lay discussion.
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Edwin Kitt
Solsberry
Ernest Shepherd
Arlington
R. J. Wade
World Service Program
Chicago
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Hattie Asbury
Indianapolis
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
O. M. McKinney
Center Point
Frederick DeLund Leete
J. A. Rowe
H. H. Allen
Martinsville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jesse Gettinger
Newberry
Kk. C Norman
Ellettsville
W. B. Farmer
Aid Society
C. 1
Ilynn
Bloomington
W. E. Cissna
A. M. Beasley
Harry Wilson
Ladies’ Aid
Lucien Hixson
Leete
Sullivan Mine Disaster Relief Check Awarded
Indiana Red Cross President William Fortune received from Governor Jackson a $3087.30 relief check for Sullivan mine disaster victims from a February 20 fundraiser. Fortune noted the Red Cross had closed its Sullivan office and made its final award about a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Fortune
Indiana Red Cross Chapter
Jackson
Sullivan
Fortune
Red Grass
Canada claim dispute unsettles Arctic exploration expedition
Washington reports the MacMillan Polar expedition will ignore Canada’s sweeping claim to all undiscov ered and discovered land between Canada and the North Pole unless the Canadian government forces the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
North Pole
Football Star in Bad Bond Held in Attack Case
Fred Goetz former University of Hamburg football player is held under 50000 bond in Chicago for grand jury action on charges that he attacked a 14 year old girl He allegedly lured her into an alley and abused her Goetz denied the allegations Judge Francis Borelli set the bond after hearing the girl’s testimony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Goetz
University of Hainvis
Francis Borelli
Goetz
Bus competition cuts Terre Haute Traction profits in Indiana
The Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co reports 1924 gross earnings of 4.995 million, down from 55.282 million in 1923, due to bus competition at cut rates and greater private car use. Expenses totaled 3.796 million with taxes of 244 thousand. after interest and sinking fund, net was 51.794 thousand. The firm leads litigation challenging the Moorehead bus law in superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prioss Dispatch
Indianapolis
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indiana
Traction Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Company
Moorehead
Fire destroys 1400 chickens in Columbus farm blaze
A burning car horn likely saved the Crump family as fire torn through poultry buildings on their Columbus Indiana farm. Fourteen hundred chickens and three autos burned. Officials suspect incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Charles Crump
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