Holiness Meetings and Church Announcements in Logansport
Sunday services announced at Union Holiness Mission hall 204 Sixth Street with 2:30 p.m. Sunday school and 7:30 p.m. preaching by Jesse Williams. Prayer meetings Tue and Fri 7:30 p.m. Also listing First Church of Christ Scientist at North Ninth with services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. midweek, Daniel Webster school notes, and A M E Church details with sermons and Sunday school timings.
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Union Holiness
Mission Hall
Sixth Street
Jesse Williams
Church OF Christ Science
Church of Christ Scientist
Ninth Streets
Trinity Episcopal and area churches publish Sunday services
Trinity Episcopal Church led by Rev A C Stengel holds Sunday school 9 45 am holy eucharist 7 30 and 11 am evening service 7 30 pm Rev George R Crum pastor Sunday school 9 45 am sermon at 11 am Y P C U meeting 6 30 pm choir aided by Mr Fred Brown trustees report of interest. South Side B F Watts pastor Sunday school 9 45 preaching 11 am and 7 pm Union prayer 2 30 pm Seventh and Broadway Rev Alfred A Mainwaring D D pastor Bible school 9 45 am Young People 6 30 pm sermons 11 am and 7 30 pm reception of members morning services Wheatland Ave M E Rev E C Dunn pastor Sunday
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B. B. Bigler
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. C. Stengel
George R. Crum
Y.P.C. U
Fred Brown
B. F. Watts
Seventh and Broadway
Alfred A. Mainwaring
D. D
West Broadway
BE. A. Arthur
Christian Endeavor
C. H. Brown
Epworth
Corner Wheatland and Brown G D Fastes Pastor Service Schedule
Sabbath school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m Junior 2 p m Senior Y P A 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7 30 p m
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Wheatland and Brown
G. D. Fastes
Churches Schedule Services at Corner Broadway and Eighth
Local churches list Sunday school times preaching and evening services. John C White pastor West Broadway BE Arthur Rev J H Craig Ninth Street Christian Church Rev C H Brown and other church leaders announce Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 11 a m with additional programs including Epworth League and Y P S C E activities and special sermons.
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Broadway and
Eighth Street
John C. White
Epworth League
Christ
Pastor Walter A. Johnson Preaching Schedule
Rev. Walter A. Johnson, pastor, leads Sunday services at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Memorial service in the morning attended by the G A R. Junior Y M C A plans a 2:30 p.m. meeting in their gym on Sunday May 17.
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Walter A. Johnson
English Lutheran Services at Corner Island Market
Reverend James O. Simon leads Sunday worship schedule with Sabbath school at 9 30 morning service at 10 45 and Luther League at 6 45 p m The congregation will hold services in the basement of Library Hall
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Corner Island Market
James O. Simon
Luther League
Library Hall
Vandalia Introduces New Train Schedule Card
Vandalia trains operate under a new timetable effective midnight last night. The change makes train 46 a daily northbound service replacing weekdays only, aiding north lakes travelers. Train 49 arrival shifts from 5 25 to 6 00.
No Special Train Reductions Amid Crowds Across Lines
The Vandalia will not run special trains today though reduced rates apply on regular service. Large crowds are expected from both ends of the line and from South Bend. The Panhandle and Wabash promote travel, drawing riders from nearby cities. A Ft. Wayne delegation will arrive via Wabash and Lafayette. The Wabash Valley reported strong horse shipments yesterday.
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South Bend
Panhandle
Wabash
Ft. Wayne
Lafayette
Livestock shipments move through Noblesville route
Three head were shipped here yesterday. Two head were sent from Noblesville to Fred Kinneman and he sent one to Noblesville. Each consignment required a special car.
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Noblesville
Fred Kinneman
Car Rakeup Delays Railcar Replacement Near Bernice
A car load of brick derailed on a side track near Bernice yesterday. The Panhandle wreck crew will take time to replace the car. No extraordinary efforts are planned. today no special train, but extra cars added to the regular local. Engineer Remler on vacation and Fireman Young sick. Fireman Fisher also listed ill.
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Bernice
Panhandle
Remler
H. B. Young
Jacobson
Jank Fisher
Capital Stock Reported by Cass County Banks
Banking institutions of Cass county filed statements with the county auditor detailing capital stock and deposits as of March 1. The Logansport State Bank shows 100000 capital, 18200 surplus, and 469288.56 deposits. Logansport Loan and Trust 100000 capital and 351030.66 deposits. City National Bank reports 200000 capital, 23000 surplus, 24474.53 undivided profits, 6 percent dividends, with 32575 real estate within and 17650 outside state, and 600500.56 deposits. Farmers and Merchants State Bank lists 10000 capital, 10000 surplus, 570.78 profits, and 338792.94 deposits.
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Cass County
Logansport State Bank
Logansport Loan and Trust Co
Capital
City National Bank
Local residents travel and visits noted in Logansport area
Tribune special correspondence lists Camden S. C. Ray in Logansport on business. Levine Maine spent Saturday in Logansport. Bertha Campbell and Ruby Gardner were in Burrows. Mr. Keeney of Chicago visits his sister Mrs H A Risley. O W Wyatt attended business in Indianapolis Saturday. Minnie Koontz joined Bertha Campbell for a visit in Flora Saturday. Adelia Brown returned to Logansport Saturday evening after days visiting Camden. Misses Margaret and Kate Ray and Cretia Shaffer visited Miss Mary Lesh near Burrows and attended the last day of school Friday. John Plank and Henry Sensenbaugh returned from Martinsville where they were under treatment and feel much better.
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Levine Maine
Logansport
Bertha Campbell
Ruby Gardner
Burrows
Mr. Keeney
Chicago
H. A. Risley
O. W. Wyatt
Indianapolis
Minnie Koontz
Flora
Adelia Brown
Camden
Margaret and
Kate Ray
Cretia Shaffer
Mary Lesh
John Plank
Henry Sensenbaugh
Martinsville
Local Notes From Twelve Mile On Visits and Developments
Residents and visitors fill the town as many attend corner stone services and senatorial convention in Delphi. Reports include sales, building activity, church gatherings, G A R encampments, and a future store opening. deaths and long travels are noted among Twelve Mile residents.
Lincoln community notes and visits this week
Lincoln residents share sick lists with Mrs. E Gabriel and Inez Howard improving. Local trips include Jacob Pearcy to Logansport and Laporte to see Gunness farm, Ira Wood and Willard Logan to business. Fifty residents attended G A R encampment in Kokomo and others to Logansport for county events. Birthdays and family events nearby with Carl Lake’s twenty first celebrated. carpenters and funeral attendance noted.
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Jacob Pearcy
Logansport
Willard Logan
Galveston
Inez Howard
Ira Wood
Wm. Baker
Lincoln
Mississippi
Everett Gore
Laporte
Gunness
Kokomo
Loransport
Couty
James Graff
Frank
B. E. Burrows
A. P. Watkins
James Campbell
Walton
Stafford& Hymiller
Lake Lymas
Lymas
Clarence Lake
Bank figures for Galveston shows capital stock and deposits
The Galveston bank reports capital stock of 10 000 dollars and surplus fund of 107 50 with total deposits on March 1 of 30 179 61. The G W Conwell bank of Galveston lists capital stock 10 000 dollars and deposits March 1 totaling 85 144 49 with real estate value 700 dollars.
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Galveston Bank
Capital Stock
G. W. Conwell Bank of
Galveston
Iron Clad Hose Brand Sale Ad Includes Low Prices
An old advertisement promotes IRON CLAD HOSE in men women and children lines priced at 15 or 25 cents each. The copy emphasizes durable stock and broad consumer appeal for all ages.
Appointment of Administrator for George W. Bush Estate
Cass Circuit Court of Indiana appoints the undersigned as administrator of the estate of George W. Bush, deceased, late of Cass county Indiana. This notice establishes the legal executor’s authority to settle debts and distribute assets according to law.
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Charles
Elizabeth Wipperman
Cass County
Indiana
Cass Circuit Court of
George W. Bush
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Jesus
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Emmet Eaton
Mort
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Orville
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North Dakota
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