Church Directory Highlights Services Across Denominations
The listing shows Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. with pastor A. B. Simpson and weekly prayer night. Presbyterian services include 9:30 a.m. Sabbath School and 10:45 a.m. preaching with evening sessions. Brethren schedule Sabbath School, Christian Endeavor, and Sunday preaching. Catholic Mass on the 2nd and 4th Sundays with Father A. H. Busald. times to be announced.
Bible School and Sermons Schedule at Local Church
At 9 30 a m Bible School. 10 45 a m Preaching. 7 00 p m Preaching. Preaching every second Sunday of each month. R R Ohaver, Pastor.
Truth and Paradox in Grane's Life Philosophy
Rev Dr Frank Grane argues in Foot Notes to Life that sanity lies in balancing opposites. He says true doctrine accepts both sides of contradictions such as fate and free will, spirit and brute, orthodox balance over rigid certainty, and warns fanatics on both extremes.
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Frank Grane
Judge Anderson Delivers Sentences in Terre Haute Vote Conspiracy
Judge A. B. Anderson sentenced 27 defendants in the Terre Haute vote conspiracy at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Sentences ranged from six years and fines up to 2000 dollars to one day and 100 dollars for William Doyle. Donn M. Roberts received six years and 2000 dollars. Eli H. Redman and Dennis Shea five years and 1000 dollars each. The judge, while lenient to many, totaled the case through impartially, amid charges of inner workings of the Terre Haute political machine.
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A. B. Anderson
Terre Haute
Donn M. Roberts
Eli H. Redman
Dennis Shea
Wm. Doyle
Anderson
Nobody Home Slang Phrase Traced to Dickens and Pope
A study notes that modern slang phrase nobody home is not new, tracing its use to Alexander Pope and Charles Dickens. The piece cites Pope and Dickens as authorities for the cranial vacancy retort used in verbal exchanges.
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News-Leader
Alexander Pope
Charles Dickens
Nicholas Nickleby
Not in it: Paris Terre Haute lose Pike's Peak Highway bid
A Terre Haute Tribune report states that Paris and Terre Haute were dismissed by G W Hughes president of the Pike's Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway. The Terre Haute delegation failed to sway him as the route Paris Terre Haute Brazil was rejected as the Dana Montezuma Rockville path had been staked and posted.
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Terre Haute
Paris
G. W. Hughes
Illinois
Pike’s Peak
The
Highway Association
Hume
Ill
Brazil
Indianapolis
Rockville
Hughes
Buys Overland Saturday WPL Montgomery
A partial readable item notes an Overland purchase event on Saturday connected to Montgomery with rotated or mixed text. The fragment mentions WPL and a local context but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Montgomery
Obituary of Ellen Hannan Hoover in Montezuma and Pittsburg
Ellen Hannan Hoover born February 19 1848 in Pendleton County West Virginia died April 10 1915 at age 67. She married Joseph Hoover in 1870 and had six children two died young. She lived in Montezuma and Pittsburg Kansas as she devotedly followed the Christian life of the M B church.
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Ellen Hannan
Isaac
Sara Hannan
Pendleton Co
W. Va
Joseph Hoover
Charles
Robert
Benjamin Hoover
J. G. Greene
Montezuma
L. O.rushton
Pittsburg
Kaw
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Bees Auffman
Ww. Va
A. Pees
Hemphill Aged Railroad Man Dies After Stroke in Montezuma
Fred Hemphill born May 24 1871 Rushsylvania Ohio spent his life in railroading in Ohio Colorado and later Illinois and Missouri. He moved to Montezuma to run ventures then suffered a stroke April 12 1915 and died at 1 a.m. April 13 in his 44th year. He was a 320 Mason and Shriner survived by his wife and parents and three sisters. Mrs Ellen Hoover dies after lingering illness funeral at Montezuma M E H church.
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A. Fred Hemphill
Rushsylvania
Ohio
Colorado
Maud M. Kelsey
Celina
Springfield
Virginia Timber & Gravel Co
Montezuma Sand & Gravel Co
Montezuma
Bright
Dunlap Hotel
John M. Hemphill
Finly, O
B. M. Clendening
Cincinnati
Hemphill
J D. Clay
Presbyterian Church
Ellen Hoover
Hoover
Georie Green
M. EH
Emma: Himmelheber
A. B. Simpson
Oakland Cemetery
CARD OF THANKS I wish we could thank you all
We express heartfelt gratitude to everyone who offered help prayers and kind words after our loss. Your support brought comfort during a difficult time and reminded us of the community’s caring spirit.
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Hit Indiana Farms
Large scattered hog cholera outbreaks reported across Indiana this winter. In 1914 losses reached about 300000 hogs, roughly the four teen year average. Officials urge cleaning yards, removing manure, and disinfecting hog houses before warm weather arrives.
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Indiana
Clean up and hog cholera controls in Putnam County towns
Local notices urge farm clean up and strict hog cholera precautions. Recommendations include burning manure and proper disposal, disinfecting yards with a three percent acresol solution, and vaccinating exposed hogs. Community events list gatherings, visits, and social rounds across Dana and surrounding areas.
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Veterinary Department
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