Experience Meeting at Washington Christian Science Church
A reader recounts attending a Wednesday night Christian Science experience meeting at the Washington church on Columbia Roads Mount Pleasant. The event featured testimonies of healing and mental and physical well being, with a formal hour of singing, readings, and personal experiences shared by attendees and visitors alike.
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Washington
Episcopal
Selvence
Christian
Science Church
Golumbie
Mount Pleasant
Christian Science-church
Autor
Nic
Patkon
Walter Johnson
Christian Science People
Lllinois
Nob Preddher
Joseph
Democratite
Statesman
Chicago
Packing ’.Co
Eople
Women Missionary Meeting Held by Lower Wabash Branch
The thirty sixth annual Meeting of the Association of Women Missionaries in Christ gathered delegates and ministers at the Lower Wabash Branch EBSD Church in Dayton Ohio. Miss Blinn spoke on Women as Missionaries and Bertha Peoples of Salem Oregon shared insights on home missionary work. The convention featured a helpful and interesting program with broad support for future work.
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Lower
Swabesh
Gota
Association of the’ “United Brtehren In
Uis Ebsd
Mareee Os
Blinn
Dayton
Ohio
Wabash
Mike
Bertha Peoples
Salem
Oregon
Bert Martin Leads Texacos In Tulsa Debut
Bert Martin and teammate Carpenter starred as the Texacos of Tulsa defeated a city club 8 to 0 in an opening game. The game featured strong pitching and aggressive hitting with 13 hits, and Davis hit a home run.
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Bert Martin
Marshall
Tulsa
Okla
Texacos
Texacoz
D Davis
Martin
Carpenter
Convention Program and Sunday School Agenda
Fragmentary notes describe a convention at a Baptist church with a Sunday school program. It lists speakers and topics such as.Methods for adult classes home department temperance and Bible study. Adjournment for dinner and devotional segments are noted.
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Behioot
Mt Slusser
John: Weir
High Caling
N? Nicholson
Roy Cook
Hoie
Nira
June Shepherd
Jerry
Ishier
Mary Young
Advantage
Péachers
Prof
Williams
Temperance Solo
Chester English
Temperance
Cecil Smitley
Oscar Litzenberger
W. J. Drew
Maud Paddock
Home Department
R. A. ‘Mitchell
S. S
C. H. Thrall
E., M. Pierson
School plans tennis court after baseball team ends
Notes report the baseball team is halted due to lack of material and interest. A tennis court will be laid out behind the school this week weather permitting, as Clyde Briscoe returns and Louis Bake misses time with measles. Grade cards appeared Friday, suggesting spring fever among students.
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I Whitlocke
Clyde
Briscoe
Louis Bake
Mr. Bake
Purdunn Loses Reappointment to Pontiac Board
Gov Dunne rejects A Purdunn from the Pontiac reformatory board and selects War L. Roughton of Sullivan to replace him. John A. Califf of Bowen and Albert H. Gravenhartt of Effingham are named as other board members. Purdunn had been a respected official known for prison expertise and reform efforts. Democrats in the county acknowledge weakened influence with state and national administrations after last fall’s political shifts.
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A Purdunn
Pontiac Reformatory
Gov Dunne
War L. Roughton
Sullivan
John A. Califf
Bowen
Albert H. Gravenhartt
Effingham
Purdum
Caldwell
Champ Clark
South Side School notes show steady progress and improving attendance
Teachers met in regular session at South Sides School. Reports indicate good condition of work, grades, discipline, and rapid attendance improvement after 80 absences due to sickness. Second Reading Circle book almost completed. Miss Fannie Liekhaptt led program and discussed North Grade subjects. Heating to be installed at North Line buildings. Superintendent Gittford notes status.
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Schol
Fannie Liekhaaptt
Aed
Jiregard
Gittord
We Should Worry About Tariff on Harmful Chemicals
Ralph Clark of Chicago warns that if Mr. Underwood's proposed schedules pass, a long list of chemical compounds including Toludine and Naphtylamine derivatives could face a ten percent ad valorem duty. The itemization cites names like binitrobenzol, benzaldehyde, benzyl chloride, and diamidosulbendisulfo compounds among others.
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Ralph Clark
Chicago
Underwood
Auburn cemetery fund drive urged by trustees
Notice requests all persons owing for plots to call and pay and asks for donations to aid the construction of a new sense around the cemetery. trustees Harvey Burst Geo Ragon and Payne oversee the effort at 240th Avenue.
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Auburn
Harve
Geo
Wn. Payne
Pengae
Divorce Petition Cited By Vivian Wright Against Clarence Wright
Vivian Wright of Dudley township seeks a divorce from Clarence Ex Wright alleging desertion and abandonment. The couple married in Dudley Missouri in 1907.
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Vivian ‘Wright
Arate
Clarence
Wright
Dudley
Amo
Brass special program at Terre Haute cinema feature reel
An unsigned ad-like fragment notes a Saturday show at a Terre Haute theater with a three-reel motion picture, a feature reel, and a description mentioning the Wabash River and public admission described as ten cents for children.
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Terre Haute
Evangelical Preaching at Big Creek and Grand Turn Churches
Evangelical ministers Leo I. Ehs lead Sunday morning services at Big Creek church and evening services at Grand Turn church. Congregations urged reflection and faith in the day's sermons.
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Leo
Banat
Big Creek
Planters Offer Edge Drop Drill and Desk Attachments
Auction notice lists Planters Plain and Edge Drop models with drill and desk attachments. Call for inspection and pricing. Archer and Cantrel handling purchases.
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DOW
Cand
Real Estate Transfers in Martinsville and Casey Listings
Josephine Lake transfers to Edward Clayton two lots on York for 60 dollars. J Rothrock sells two lots at Richart place Martinsville to John Fix for 1000 dollars. A Richart sells five lots same ad to John Fix for 245 dollars. A Fessenbeck sells lots 67 same ad to John Fix for 100 dollars. W A Wright sells lot 12 original Martinsville to F F Booth for 1700 dollars. Viola Féars et al sell to Lewis Weaver ne 2-9-14 for 1000 dollars. John Foster sells n& n% aga 31-9-14 to same for 2000 dollars. Howard L Hyatt sells 115 acres 12-11 to H C Hay for 6700 dollars. W Craig sells 35 acres sw Be 21-11-11 to John Weir for 1600 dollars. Ella M Taggart sells lot 8 Taggart's ad Martinsville to John Connelly for 10 dollars. J W Ellington sells pt lot 6 bik 14 orig Westfield to C E Bennett for 500 dollars. R B Fitzpatrick sells lot 4 bik 6 Guthrie's ad to Samuel Shares. Samuel Shares sells lot 78 Commercial ad Casey to R B Fitzpatrick.
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Josephine
Lake
Clayton
York
J. Rothrock
John Fix
Richart
Martinsville
J. A. Richart
Same
J A. Fessenbeck
W. A. Wright
F. F. Booth
Orig
Viola E.féars Et al
Lewis
John Foster
N& N
Aga
Howard L. Hyatt
H. C. Hay
Craig
John Weir
Ella‘m. Taggart
John Connelly
Taggart
J. W. Ellington
C. E. Bennett
Orig. Westfield
R. B. Fitzpatrick
Samuel
Guthrie
Casey
Commercial
O Hairs Congressional Remarks Highlight Tariff Debate
Congressman O Haire spoke to Congress last Friday praising the Underwood tariff bill as the least faulty measure he read. He urged a 100 percent duty on luxuries like diamonds and jewelry while arguing duties on necessities should be low. He acknowledged the bill may disturb some business interests but noted some interests ought to be disturbed.
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O'Hair
Obituary of Mrs Amanda Kibby of Wa baship
Mrs Amanda Kibby wife of Hezekiah Kibby of Washington County was born August 19 1847. She married H Kibby June 14 1866 and had one son and two daughters. She joined the Evangelical Association in 1865 and remained active until death. She died April 16 1913 at home near Marshall aged 66 years 7 months and was buried from Zion Church with funeral services conducted by Rev EN Nitache of Indianapolis.
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Amanda, Kibby
Needinkbiner
Hezekiah Kibby
Wabaship
Christiaa
Christine Finkbiner
H. Kibby
Evangelical Association
Kibby
Walway
Jeans
Marshall
Spiteter
En, Nitache
Indianapolis
Rae
Zion
Craig charged with family mistreatment at bond hearing
Sheriff Gallatin reports Craig released on $2000 bond after Wednesday evening appearance. He protested innocence as authorities sent him to a local orphanage commitment in Melrose township for alleged mistreatment.
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Gallatin
Roy
Craig
Orphan's
Wressle
Corellan
Melrose Township
Was
Hudelson” Baptist
Arvington
Fragmentary names and places from an old notice
OCR fragment lists names and places including Terre Haute Martinsville Cooper Bennett Dennison and Lane Thornton with unclear context and punctuation. No complete event details or dates available.
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Thornton
Lane
Terre
Haute
Ontie
Cooper, Dennison
Arry
Forty Eighth General Assembly completes organization
The Forty eighth General Assembly last week finished legislative organization and can handle the 1000 bills introduced in both houses. Speaker McKinley named the final House standing committees and Governor Dunne urged earlier action on many measures including the initiative and referendum amendment. A Senate report on the Board of Trade fund and the Juul tax relief bill highlighted ongoing Chicago measures. a Douglas centennial program paid tribute to Stephen A. Douglas.
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Deesion Mearly
General Assembly
McKinley
Dunne
U. K
Chie
Representative Karch
House Judiciary Committee
Ghhirman Karch
Chicago
Senate
John Hill, Jr
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Stephen A. Douglas
Two-House Farmette on Five Acres in Paris Illinois
Auction notice for a five acre property with two houses six and four rooms outbuildings and garden pasture. Located at High and Union in Paris Illinois close in ideal for truck gardening poultry dairying or a town living farmer. Selling in tracts and as a whole on Saturday May 17 at 1 30 PM with one half cash and balance in one year. Call at the premises or write H O Boyer Paris auctioneer and M N English executor Danville.
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Union Streets
Paris
H. O. Boyer
M. N. English
Danville
State Sunday School Convention at Beardstown May 18 14 15
State Sunday school convention will be held at Beardstown May 18 14 and 15. A fine program has been arranged and the convention is anticipated to be one of the greatest. Persons wishing to attend should notify L Be Anderson of Marshall or Jerryshler of Martingville.
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Beardstown
Anderson
Marshall
Jerryshler
Martingville
Beath From Whooping Gough Child Dies Aged Four Months
A four month old girl, daughter of Meg Norton and Mrs James Norton, died Sunday near four miles west of the telephone. Funeral services were held at the family residence and interment followed at Marshall cemetery.
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Meg
James Norton
The
Telly
Marshall
Methodist Church Prayer and Worship Schedule
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. led by DWE Ralston Superintendent. Morning Worship at 10:45. Junior Service at 2 p.m. Epworth League 6130 building. Preaching service in 302. Prayer service each Wednesday night at 7:30. Pastor Chas Taylory.
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Dwe
Ralston
Epworth League
Diolock
Chas
Kiplinger Marries Miss Margaret Ames Jimsey in City
Lawrence M Kiplinger of Ohio Oil Co and Margaret Ames Jimsey of Vincennes wed at St James Episcopal church in Marshall. Rev James Comfort officiated before a large gathering. The couple, with attendants Karl Kiplinger and others, will reside on North 8th Street after June 1.
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Lawrence M. Kiplinger
Ohio Oil; Co
City
Margaret ‘Ames
Fats
Winfield Robinson
Thes
Mary- Steamatte McJimsey
Katherine East Singer
Karl Kiplinger
St. Petersburg
Will
8Th‘ Street
Marshall
G A McJimsey
Marabiall
Ure
Gertrude
Margaret, Shaw
Mary Cole
Lymer Booth
Pennsylvanias Damage From Floods Reaches 3 610 000
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports flood damage in the middle west totaling 3 610 000 dollars. Twenty four bridges were destroyed and 50 damaged. Immediate trestle work equivalent to 4.8 miles of single track was required. 163.39 miles of road needed repairs affecting 218 miles of track.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Appreciation from Marshall church delegates hosts
A letter dated April 25, 1913 from Pastor BE M Pledger of the B M church at 607 Chestnut St thanks Marshall residents for hospitality to W M A delegates and visitors. The note expresses gratitude for the welcome and homes provided, and signs as a friend and brother in Christ.
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Ae B
Chestnut St
Marshall
Cairo and Mound City flood protection funding proposal
In Congress Representative Hill of Illinois proposed appropriations totaling 600000 dollars to rebuild and strengthen levees along the river at Cairo and Mound City damaged by the Hood. The plan allocates 500000 dollars to Cairo and 100000 dollars to Mound City for levee work.
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Cairo
Monnd
Hood
Hill
First Missouri Cavalry reunion in Alton during G A R encampment
The First Missouri Cavalry invites all survivors to attend a reunion in Alton Illinois on May 21 during the state G A R encampment. GR Sutton serves as corresponding secretary inviting all veterans to participate.
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First Missouri Cavalry
Alton
GR. Sutton
Notice to Patrons of Mutual Tel Coy on Settlements
Public notice directs patrons to settle accounts within a set period or face service suspension. Directors at Tabeneck issue instruction to submit quilts curtains comforts rugs and carpets for laundry while overdue payments threaten disruption.
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Christian Science
Sures
Wael
Nk Te Eae i Finey Missionary
Gontaved
Oni
Eliuren
Marshall “Township
Tay
Mat.h
Mr. Purdunn
Evangelical” ‘Association
sArcher& Canteel
Congress
Graig
le Lawrence Kiplinger
Vincennes
Tabeneck
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