Indiana United Brethren Conference Names Pastors
The eighty seventh annual Indiana United Brethren Conference in New Albany closes with Rev W E Snyder announcing the council of administration and pastor assignments for churches across the conference district. Names include D J Hammond Becks Grove W J Atherton Central L Carmichael Coal City B S McNeely Corydon N Fouts Dale D P McCoy Eckerty E B Catt and others with many posts to be supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
W. E. Snyder
W. W. Moore
D. P. McCoy
J. W. Settle
G. M. Matthews
S. L. Todd
Alfordsville
D.J. Hammond
Becks Grove
W. J. Atherton
Central
L. Carmichael
Coal City
B. S. McNeely
Corydon
N. Fouts
Dale
Eckerty
E. B. Catt
Freetown
Jrurley
French Lick
J. H. Walls
Georgetown
O. C. Taylor
Grand
New Middletown
J. H. Toombs
New Salisbury
M. ©. Patterson
Oakland City
Odon
Ernest Roberts
Palmyria
J. M. Hedge
Petersburg
John A. Settle
Plainville
Perry Key
Princeton
S. B. Johnson
Riddle
C. C. Osborne
Rockport
J. L. Battram
Sardinia
E. W. Pearson
Scotland
Mrs Chiles Righteous Christian Life Ends in Odon
Mrs Barbara Chiles aged 77 died last Wednesday at her home in south Odon from asthma and heart trouble after years of ill health. Born in Daviess County in 1838 she married Thomas Chiles and had four children Omar of Indianapolis Mrs L L Love Mrs Laura Pilkington of Odon and Mrs John Querye of Mound Valley Kansas. Surviving siblings and grandchildren number seven and eight respectively with her husband deceased seven years. Funeral at home today at 10 with W R Thom officiating burial Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Chiles
South Odon
Barbara Ledgerwood Chiles
Daviess County
Thomas Chiles
Omar
Indianapolis
L. L. Love
Laura Pilkington
Odon
John Querye
Mound Vailey
Kansas
Band Prepared for Indianapolis Trip to War Demonstration
The city band heads to Indianapolis for the War in Indiana event on Monday. They depart Sunday on the early train, ride special coaches on the I and W, and camp with soldiers Sunday night. A concert follows Sunday afternoon and a military demonstration Monday afternoon.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianaplis
Liberty
Capitol
White Sox Defeat Nationals at Southside Park
The Linton Nationals with H. Davis pitched were routed 12 to 2 at Southside park Sunday. Davis allowed 15 hits as Sims held the Linton bats to 4. D. Sears and Whitsman each collected 3 hits for Odon in four trips.
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Linton Nationals
H. Davis
Southside Park
Davis
Linton Aggregation
Sims
D. Sears
Whitsman
Odon
Odon to Play Sullivan In Sunday Baseball Showdown
The Odon White Sox face Sullivan Sunday at South Side Park in a matchup described as a strong contest. Sullivan’s lineup features Rosenberry at catcher Purcell and Blackburn on the mound Lewis at first Wible second Souteress Harrison at third Stewart Anderson and Sallie in the field.
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Odon White Sox
Sullivan
Southside Park
Sullivan Bunch
Rosenberry
Purcell
Blackburn
Lewis
Wible
Souteress
Harrison
Stewart
Anderson
Sallie
Odon Walkovers Lose to Elnora Daredevils 15 10
The Odon Walkovers traveled to Elnora on Wednesday and lost 15 to 10. In the fifth inning Elnora benched several of their first nine while Horning pitched the last four innings to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
Elnora
D. D’s
Horning
Dr Young Injured in Linton Train Accident
Dr C. C. Young, a prominent Elnora physician, was seriously hurt near Linton station when a Southeastern train struck him. He suffered a right leg fracture and internal injuries, was hospitalized in Linton, then returned home to Elnora where he is progressing as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Young
Elnora
Linton
Southeastern
Young
Chaplin at the Royal Promises Laughter for All Ages
Charley Chaplin makes his first city appearance in The Rounders at the Royal this Saturday night. The program includes For Senoritas Sake and The Mixup, with no advance price and admission at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Royal
Charley Chaplin
Rounders
The
Royal
Officers elected for Old Settlers Assn meeting
The Old Settlers Association held a meeting at Poindexter and Wilson's store last Monday night to complete the organization's business and elect officers for the coming year. President W. J. Danner. Vice President W. R. Neeremer. Secretary D. W. Hayes. Treasurer Elmer Bunch. The next meeting will be held tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers Ass'n
Poindexter and Wilson's
W. J. Danner
W. R. Neeremer
D. W. Hayes
Elmer Bunch
Fine Kentucky Wonder Beans Shown by Col Kinneman
Col W. H. Kinneman brought a sample of Kentucky Wonder beans described as exceptionally long and well filled. The beans are plentiful enough to serve a meal for a good sized family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kinneman
Kentucky
Mrs. John B. Williams Returns From Visit
Mrs. John B. Williams came home Thursday after visiting relatives in Lapel and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Williams
Lapel
Indianapolis
Malone Acquitted After Concealed Weapons Trial
A crowd attended the Dove Malone trial at Squire Guthrie's office. Impaneling a jury caused a delay but the case opened about 1 30. Several witnesses testified and the jury quickly found Malone not guilty on the concealed weapons charge after a single ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove—Malone
Squire Guthrie
Dove
Malone
E. T. Laughlin
T. M. Sears
Elnora
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Ledgerwood at Odon
Mrs M B Ledgerwood was celebrated by brothers and sisters and families at her Odon home for her forty eighth birthday. Guests from Newberry Newberry Linton Washington and Odon shared stories and a plentiful dinner. Presents were many and appreciated by the honored hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Ledgerwood
Odon
Hollis Underwood
Linton
Jonas Baker
Winnie
Mary
W. T. O’donald
Stella
Ray, Dale
George
Washington
Odon Public Schools Open for New Year
The Odon public schools will open Monday September 13. Parents with first time entrants should ensure their children are old enough. Pupils should attend the first day for work assignments and material lists. Old pupils may sell second hand books at the superintendent's office. J W Gillaspie superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
J. W. Gillaspie
Mrs. Austin Howard Dies of Tuberculosis at 65
Mrs. Austin Howard of two miles east of the city died this morning at 4 due to tuberculosis. She was sixty five and recently moved to the area from Indiana polis with her husband. Survived by husband and daughter Frances. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Howard
Indianapolis
Frances
Union Baptist Association Holds Annual Meeting Across Counties
The 22 church association met at the Baptist church in Bicknell this week with Rev. J. Cohn of Petersburg delivering the introductory sermon. Officers elected included Moderator Rev Clive McGuire, Clerk Hamlet Allen, and Treasurer W H Cornett. Delegates reported growth with Vincennes building a new church, Petersburg doubling Sunday school, Dugger reporting a spring revival with 100 new members, and Washington hosting a large summer revival. Over 200 delegates attended including Rev T J Owens and Rev Dr Agar of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Association
Daviess
Pike
Knox
Greene
Sullivan Counties
Baptist
Bicknell
J. Cohn
Petersburg
Clive McGuire
Hamlet Allen
W. H. Cornett
Vincennes
Dugger
Washington Church
T. J. Owens
Bedford
S. L. Roberts
S. ©. Fulmer
Marshall Shipman Weds Miss Shipman in Quiet City Ceremony
Dr H E Marshall formerly of this city and Miss Pansy Shipman of Hardinsville Ill were married at 1 00 Sunday at the grooms parents home west of town Rev W R Thom officiated in the M E church presence of relatives A wedding dinner followed The bride is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Everett Shipman of Hardinsville Ill The groom is son of Mr and Mrs J A Marshall of this city Indiana Veterinary College graduate with practice at Hardinsville They will reside there Mr and Mrs Marshall returned to Hardinsville Tuesday Festival at Pleasant Grove Saturday Sept 11th All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Marshall
Pansy Shipman
Hardinsville
Ill
W. R. Thom
M. E. Church
Everett Shipman
J. A. Marshall
Indiana Veterinary College
Home Town Building Keeps Youth At Home
A farmer explains how a family workshop and local amenities deter youth from leaving, boosting farm labor supply and community life. The plan includes a tool-rich workshop, sports facilities, open access to visitors, and strict work hours to preserve home routines. The writer cites economical benefits and broader town growth potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Loys
Waterbury
Norei Falls
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Mrs. Chiles
White Sox
Nationals
DR. Young
Chaplin
OLD Settlers
Defendent
Dove-Malone
Odon School Hotel
Marshall Shipman
Pleasant Grove
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