Church Directory Details Local Denominations
A church directory lists Methodist Episcopal with Sabbath School at 9 39 am led by J G Hirsbrunner and services at 7 00 pm Epworth League 6 00 pm prayer meeting 7 30 pm Thursdays led by E T Mies. United Brethren holds Sabbath School at 9 30 am B Mrs Ed Smith superintendent with Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm and preaching every other Sabbath by W E Dyes. Catholic Mass on 2nd and 4th Sundays announced by Father A H Busald. Christian church Bible School 9 30 am 10 45 am preaching every second Sunday led by R BR Chaver. Church of Christ meets in Baptist building 10 30 am preaches 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7 00 pm Rev Chas T Cook.
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J. G. Hirsbrunner
Epworth League
E. T. Mies
Ed Smith
Christian Endeavor
W. E. Dyes
Wednesday The Queen of Hearts and Frank Pressler’s Auto Venture
A fragment mentions Wednesday The Queen of Hearts and Thursday A Shriek in the Night with Frank Pressler, who uploaded another carload of Ford autos. He now stocks Overlands and Fords to fulfill early orders, aiming for a record year in auto sales.
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The
Queen of Hearts
Frank Pressler
Ford
Frank
Arrow
Fourth Teacher's Institute in Montezuma Sees Wide Attendance
The fourth institute of the year drew about 75 to 80 teachers from Liberty Reserve Penn Wabash and Florida townships and Bloomingdale union. Present were trustees David Brown and George Phipps. Activities included a Christmas Carol, a roads paper by Ralph Johnston and talks on retirement fund law and tree planting benefits. The next institute is set for Tangier in January.
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Montezuma
Liberty
Reserve
Penn, Wabash
Florida
Bloomingdale Corporation
David Brown
Liberty Township
George Phipps
Bernard
State Department of Education
H.J. Reed
Dudley
Wabash Township
H. J. Skeeters
Tangier
Tipton librarian leads county by county Indiana study club
Mrs. Sam Matthews of Tipton organized a Saturday county study at the library inviting all residents, especially school children, to map and report on Indiana counties. Each participant learns location, topography, settlements, products, and district relations, with ninety two counties completed and a waiting list. The program sparks broad interest, with parents joining and anticipating the Centennial year.
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Indiana
Sam Matthews
Tipton
Tipton County
Fathermore
Matthews
Winter Work Pays for Farmers with Balanced Seasons
The piece argues winter farming tasks can reduce summer overwork by spreading chores across the year. It emphasizes moderate year round effort improves profitability and enjoyment, and compares government control to a press free to shape public opinion.
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Farmer’s Guide
Masons Urgently Call Lodge 89 Members to December 27
All members of Montezura Lodge No. 89 F A M are urged to attend Monday night December 27 for officer installation and other important business. Make arrangements to be present.
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Montezura Lodge No. 89
Lavertys and Others Motor to Terre Haute on Saturday
Mr and Mrs W A Laverty Ben Underwood Mrs C G Schultie and Mr POA M Kay motored to Terre Haute on Saturday.
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W. A. Laverty
Ben ‘Underwood
C.G. Schultie
Poa M. Kay
Terre Hauto
W. P. Montgomery
O. A. Newhouse
Jas. Spencer
FP. S. Bipus
Terre Haute
Samuel Cowgill
The Two Kingdoms Poem about Inner Kings and Kindness
A poem contrasts outer crowns with inner realms. Each man rules a private kingdom of mind and soul through kindness and deeds. Pomp fades to ashes, while true virtue remains in memory or eternity.
Freedom of the press and public discourse in early American thought
The excerpt cites Senator Sterling praising newspapers as indispensable to civic life. It recalls Jefferson’s view that truth should combat error and opposes press censorship, emphasizing the enduring value of free and unfettered information for a functioning republic.
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U.S
Sterling
South Dakota
Jefferson
Reading Circle Aims to Educate Rural Teachers Nationwide
The National Rural Teachers reading circle targets rural educators to lift learning in small towns and farms. Thirty states have joined. registration opens in participating states with a two year reading plan of non professional and educational books ending with a certificate upon completing 17 books. Newhouse was in Indianapolis on Monday.
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National
Rural Teachers’ Reading Circle
Bureau of Education
Christmas notices and small town happenings
Local brief notes describe Christmas plans and visits across the community. Socials feature church services, drugstore promotions, and holiday travel among residents and kin in nearby towns.
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Church Directory
Methodist Episcopal
United Brethren
A. H. Busald
Christian
R. BR. Chaver
Church OF Christ
Baptist
Chas. T. Cook
King Biggott
Crime
Joe Martin
Vagabond
Teacher's Institute
Masons
TWO Kingdoms
Newhouse
Indianapolis
Barney Davey
Mellie Hollingsworth
Newport
Art Hann
Hoopston
Ill
Hugh Montgomery
Georgetown
John Montgomery
Chicago
Garner Drug Store
Mrs. R. W. Johnston
Greencastle
Mrs. Johnston
Mrs. Haspel
A. M. Kay
Gordon Brown
Honolulu
Walter McCord
Lebert Blue
Purdue
Mary and Margaret Hill
Mary Violet Downin
Jessie Puett
Dee Pregsler
Dee
Roscoe McCord
Frank McCord
Attica
W. L. McCord
Eva Whitson
Shirley
Charles Vestal
Claud
Manhattan
Kas
Eugene Higbee
A. H. Higbee
P. I. Reed
Sidel
Perry
Ouabaches
J. EB. ‘Hancock
Alice of
Old
Vincense
Sallie Atherrae
R. L. Dooley
F. W. Club
4.C. Vestal
Marie McCord
Rockville
George Mathas
Port Jackson
Springfield
Mary King
Emma Quinlan
Sadie Kesner
Terra Haute
Nettie Sylvester
William
Danville, Ill
Marie Brockway
J. E. Johnston
Cochran
Merrill Brown
Marie Ingerton
Springsfield
Robert Ingerton
J. E. Hancock
Henry Rierdon
Henry
Will Carty
Wm McIntosh
Wm. Morris
North Salem
A. B. Simpson
North Terre Haute
Roy Aikman
Roy
Opera House
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