Christian Church Notice for County Conference at Alexandria
Sunday July 29 no Bible School or morning worship at the local church. Members urged to attend the Alexandria County Conference at 9 30 a m Bible School. Afternoon address at Ingalls church dedication. Evening service 7 45 p m sermon Sin Stirs Christians to Action. Choir practice Friday at Lyon home. Lawn social Friday for Loyal Workers class at Thornton home. Brotherhood and Sisterhood photos for centennial Pendleton Times. August 2 combined program planning and Brotherhood picnic time debated to fit farmers schedules.
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County Conference of Christian Churches
Alexandria
Bible School
Ingalls Church
Thessalonians
George Lyon
Loyal Workers
Marvel
D. J. Thornton
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Pendleton Times
Brotherhood
Neighborhood News Roundup Hits Fortville and Nearby Areas
Local notes list vacations and illnesses among residents including George Crist and Geo Beaver. Social items report church attendance, Sunday school collections, travels to Kokomo and Greenfield, family visits, a parade in Chesterfield, and a funeral in Eden. Also noted are a hospital visit for appendicitis, a dog injury, a reunion, and a request for a neighborhood news correspondent.
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Warnie Walker
Fortville
Chas. Jarvis
Christian
M. E
Robert Pierson
Tarenton
Ray Higgs
Robert Martin
Greenfield
Chas
Stanley
Ohio
Will Dowden
Tell Cottrell
Turner Jarvis
Will Wynn
Manifold
Web Manifold
J. M. Roberts
Dave Alford
Eden
Chesterfild
Sam Martin
John Young
Web Brown
Fail Creek
H. C. Raines
Anderson
Alice Russell
Earl McCarty
Beech Grove Residents Visitings Highlight Local Week End
Paul Moore and Ethel Gilcrist of Indianapolis spent the weekend with friends in the area. Mrs. Ivan Pettigrew and son Mere dith visited her mother Mrs. Ellsworth Valentine on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Barnard of Ohio visited Mrs. Barnard's sister and Dale Pettigrew.
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John Vance
Arthur Vance
Anderson
Court Champ
Indianapolis
William Champ
Frances
Paul Moore
Ethel Gilcrist
Ivan Pettigrew
Meredith
Ellsworth Valentine
William Barnard
Ohio
Barnard
Dale Pettigrew
Notice of appointment of administratrix in estate案
Notice is given that Florence E Hardy of Pendleton Indiana has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Horace G Hardy deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Dated Anderson Indiana July 11 1923. Lawrence V Mays attorney. Also an advertisement about a rat damaged tire and a Studebaker roadster for sale with contact at 550 Southerland Ave Indianapolis.
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Horace G. Hardy
Nnderson
Ind
Florence E .Hardy
Pendleton, Ind
Lawrence V. Mays
Dr. Cook
Studebaker
Southerland Ave
Indianapolis
Lawrence V. Mays Attorney at Law Ad
Lawrence V. Mays practices life fire and accident insurance collecting and is a notary public. Located in the Chamber's Building.
Leper Colony on Molokai Reports 399 Cases
A Hawai ian Territory report details 399 leprosy patients at Kalaupapa Molokai with 263 males and 136 females including varied racial groups. Despite gloom there is cautious optimism from the Dean chaulmoogra oil treatment as visitors observe healthy babies born to affected parents.
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Kalaupapa
Island of
Molokai
T. H
Hawaiian Archipelago
Stole 75-Cent Ride Get Religion Pays 75c Back
John E. Marker of Cincinnati sent 75 cents to the Pennsylvania Railroad claiming a stolen ride, explaining a Christian conversion and urging spiritual renewal. He recounts riding a freight from Columbia City to Fort Wayne and back, and asks the company to receive the repayment as a sign of his changed life.
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Chicago
John E. Marker
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
A. H. Shaw
Pennsylvania Co
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Florida Motorist Fights Off Five Foot Alligator
Ed Frierson encountered a five foot alligator on a road between his plantation and Laa Hoo Farms in Moore Haven Florida. He stopped to avoid a clash but struck the gator when it grabbed the front wheel. The gator was rendered unconscious by a rock and Frierson drove away at speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Moore Haven
Fla
Laa Hoo Farms
Ed. Frierson
Mr. Frierson
Mr. Gator
Poet Hauptmann halts sale of his letters in Berlin
Germany's leading poet Gerhard Hauptmann obtained a temporary injunction to stop an auction of letters he wrote to Otto Brahm in 1899. An Berlin antique dealer planned to auction the autographs prompting the legal move.
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Berlin
Gerhard Hauptmann
Germany
Otto Brahm
Hauptmann
The High Cost of Cheap Money
E. Agger argues that unsound currency fuels speculation and disorder, raises government costs, and harms the public through inflation. He cites Civil War expenses, wealth redistribution, and moral decline as consequences of cheap money, urging sound monetary principles to prevent further harm.
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United States
E. E. Agger
American Bankers’ Association
Mr. Agger
Neme
Agger
Nation Represented at Finance Capital
Francis H. Sisson explains that New York financial capital draws leaders from across the nation. He notes that 60 percent of top executives are born outside New York and describes how country banks deposit rural funds in New York, linking farmers to big-city credit and the rationale for nationwide representation in city banking.
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American Bankers Association
Financial
New York
New York State
New York City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
Maryland
Delaware
Vermont
Mississippi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Minnesota
Iowa
Florida
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Indiana
Wisconsin
Georgia
California
Montana
Maine
West Virginia
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Group Economics Emphasizes Shared Interest in Fair Returns
A quotation from J. H. Puelicher of the American Bankers Association argues that producers, workers, carriers, distributors, retailers, labor, capital, and consumers all share a common stake in fair returns and quality goods. It urges cooperation to prevent strife and ensure wholesome, affordable products reach the public.
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America
J. H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
Gompers Warns Against State Socialism
Samuel Gompers argues that state socialism clashes with American values. He says Americans favor freedom and self directing the government, not an all powerful state that fits people into bureaucratic roles.
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Gompers
Bamuel Gompers
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