Rally Day Boosts Church Attendance Across City
Sunday services and Sunday schools saw large increases despite rain. Total Sunday school attendance reached 1789 and total church services 1827 with 342 in young people's meetings. The event sparked revival spirit and promises for greater church activity citywide.
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Baptist
Young
Christian
United Brethren
Olive Branch
Glenburn Mission
Salvation
Jasonville High Defeats Bloomington 41 to 0 in Big Win
Jasonville High triumphed over Bloomington 41 to 0 on Saturday. The Elson brothers starred along with Johnson and Gillespie as Johnson’s hard hitting set up several gains. A 35 yard pass Johnson to Burcham stood out. Hair added a 20 yard drop kick for three points. Touchdowns credited to Burcham Newby Johnson Elson Goble and Fleming with field goals by Train. Substitutes listed for both teams.
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Jasonville High
Bloomington
University — City
Elson
Johnson
Gillespie
Jasonville
Burcham
Hair
Napple
Oeftler
L. T
Ritter McCurdy
Hendricks eKtchum
Schmidt Griffith
R. G
Kerby Gillespie
Weinland Fleming
R. B
Hall Burcham
Rader D. Elson
Smith
Shoulty Johnson
Lee Cordell
Newby
Goble
Pointe Atte
Fleming
McCurdy
Hill
Woodruff
Leach
A. Filson
Buldery
Duncan
O'Connell
Body of Heustis Sent 76 Oho for Interment
The body of Rolland C. Heustis killed Saturday at the Keeley crossing of the Sinois Central railroad in Dugger was shipped Sunday to Mt. Vernon Ohio for burial. He was born in Shelbyville Tennessee and had lived in several states. His brother-in-law and his 13 year old son arrived from Indianapolis. Heustis widow had died eight years earlier in a fire. He was a member of the Masonic lodge at Muskogee Oklahoma and of the Methodist church there.
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Rolland C. Heustis
Keeley
Sinois Central
Dugger
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Shelbyville
Oklahoma
Indiana
R. C C. Houstis
Indianapolis
Ruby Hazen
Whelbyville
Heustis
Masonic Lodge
Muskogee
Okla
Methodist Church
Five Bestra cto Features Tonight
Copyright entries list radio and TV programs across stations in New York Iowa City Kansas City Cincinnati San Francisco and other locales. Shows include Tevitow's anghestis Ivanhoe band educational courses and the 38th Infantry band with multiple broadcast times.
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New York
Tevitow’s
WSU
Iowa City
WDAF
Kansas City
Ivanhoe Band
WLW
Cincinnati
Henry Playlet
KPO
San Francisco
S.T
38Th Infantry Band
Lew Warner buys Hereford calf in Atlantic City
L W Warner and companions visited Atlantic City on a trip east and bought a Hereford calf. The animal was shipped to Coleman and Son's meat market where it is now on display.
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L. W. Warner
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First National Service
Rex
Butch
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Dodge Brothers
Flint Mobile
Maxwell Nash
Nclos
Sacs Okie
Millon Battery Station
N. Main St
Ford
Star
Colui
Mbia
Ies
Saron
University Town Boys
Faia
Lew Looks
Gerin Sales & Service
Java
Wrigley’s
Leonard
Maxwell & Persons
South Main St
Beacon
Rhodenbeck Bros
Main Street
Humphreys, Schloot & Co
Greene County Loan Company
Linton
Welch
Nash
Linton Nash Motor Co