Nazarene Church in Seymour to Dedicate New Home
The Nazarene congregation at Third and Indianapolis avenues in Seymour will dedicate a new church building valued around 25 000 dollars, with an open house tomorrow from 8:30 a m to 8:30 p m and a week of evangelistic services led by Dr J W Goodwin of Pasadena. A special all night meeting is planned Saturday, followed by Sunday services and a Monday revival week.
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Nazarene
Corner Third
Indianapolis Avenue
George Church
J. W. Short
Indianapolis
Indiana
J. W. Goodwin
Pasadena
Cal
Seymour
Goodwin
Transportation tax to be repealed in January
Notice at Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offices states the World War era transportation tax will end January 1 along with the Pullman tax. Details on whether the 8 percent tax applies to passengers or freight are pending while telegram, telephone and radio taxes continue. The repeal will save heavy travelers money.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Congress
Fresh oysters at Kelleys Lunch Stand
Local lunch stand Kelley’s offers fresh oysters and related seafood items. Phone number listed as 206.
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Kelley
Dlodti
Christmas Book Demand Surges at Seymour Library
With Christmas approaching, Seymour library reports a high demand for holiday literature across schools churches and homes. Miss Katharine Frazee notes crowds of children seeking Santa stories and teachers requesting Christmas speeches songs and playlets for festive programs.
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Seymour
Seymour Library
Katharine Frazee
Santa Claus
Miss Frazee
Evangelism Topic at Regional Methodist Conference
Dr. L. T. Freeland spoke at the Cincinnati Louisville district annual conference in session at Trinity M E Church. Delegates heard a stere opticon lecture and updates on the National Conference in Detroit and world wide evangelism. Reports covered transportation costs, with ministers paying 3.85 each. Rev Ernest Werner of Nashville was named to assist with conference duties.
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L. T. Freeland
Seymour M. E
Cincinnati-Louisville
Trinity M. E
Freeland
Detroit
Wednesley
B. J. FE. Fischbach
Trinity Church
BE. Edelmeier
F. T. Enderis
William Weiler
Ernest Werner
Barth Memorial Methodist Church of
Nashville, Tenn
Werner
Peter Star
Stair
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plans Completed for 6 G Banquet Open Forum
J H Van Osdol of Anderson, an official of Union Traction, will speak at the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the K of P hall on December 9 at 6 30. An open forum will follow for members to present questions and problems for discussion as the committee seeks full attendance.
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J. H. van Osdol
Union Traction Company
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
P. Hall
van Osdel
W. C. Young
John A. Keegler
Ian Chambers
Fred Bacon
S. N. Vaughn
New Albany Shrine Club Planned Parade in Seymour
Local Masons to welcome the New Albany Shrine club as it stops in Seymour at 9:30 tomorrow on its way to Indianapolis for a state meeting. The arrival will include the club’s band and Mayor W. Burkart will help welcome them, with many locals and possibly Seymour Shrines expected to attend.
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New Albany Shrine Club
Indianapolis
Seymour
W. C. Clark
New Albany Club
W. Burkart
New Albany Shriners
Whitman Elected President of 1921 Scottish Rite Class
The Rev Charles W Whitman pastor of the First Methodist church was chosen president of the 1921 class of Scottish Rite Masons. The class was welcomed at the Consistory meeting in Indianapolis where the 32nd degree will be conferred tonight. Dr Rey F E Harris a former local resident is also a member.
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Charles W. Whitman
First Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Rey FE. Harris
Rising Sum
Marine Guard Shoots Trespasser Aboard Train
A marine mail guard on the New York Central train shot a man through the foot as the train rode. The wounded man was later identified as Clarence Reynolds of Elkhart who said he was beating his way from Goshen to Elkhart and had no intent to rob. Guard R. J. Sellers of the marine corps made the shooting.
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United Press
Elkhart
Lad
Marine Mail
New York Central
Clarence Reynolds
Goshen
R. J. Sellers
The
Marine Corp
Tips Yellow Taxis and Richardson’s Ad
An old classified style note advertises taxi tips with contact numbers 447 and 67 for Tip Richardson offering local transportation services.
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Tip Richardson
Indiana to hold special session on reformatory sale
Governor McCray calls Indiana Legislature to meet December 14 to settle the Jeffersonville reformatory property sale to Colgate & Company The firm offers to raise the price by 100000 if the removal law is amended by February 1922 and the session aims to be brief while addressing the reformatory issue and speaker election.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Colgate & Company
Colgate & Co
Putnamville
McCray
Colgate
Loase
Mc@ray
First Baptist Church Choir Plans Thursday Meeting
The choir will gather at the church at 7 30 Thursday night. All members urged to attend and socialize after the rehearsal.
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First Baptist Church Choir
Big Three Take Up Naval Program In Washington
United Press dispatch reports the big three plan private talks on naval limits as Japan seeks seventy percent of British and American navy strength while the US and Britain press sixty percent. Japan may use Shantung disputes to pressure concessions, including fortifications removal, amid Shan tung and security considerations.
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United Press
Washington
Hughes
America
Japan
Britain
Shantung
Alfred Balfour
McCray Endorses New for Senate in Indiana
Governor Warren T. McCray declared support for Senator Harry S. New's bid for re election to the U S Senate. New will face Albert Beveridge next year. The endorsement followed a roughly one hour meeting between McCray and New.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
Harry S.S. New
United States Senate
New
Albert J. Beveridge
Senator New
Senate debates Harding league plan amid divide over world order
Washington reports show pro and anti League of Nations camps shaping U.S. policy. President Harding backs a possible Americanized covenant through an arms conference linked association. Senators clash over entering the League with safeguards versus a broader, less limited body.
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United Press
Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Harding
Association of Nations
League
United States
Hardig
Hughes
Root
Taft
Concussion of Wind From Mine Cave-In Injures Four Miners
A cyclone like gust from a Glen Ayre coal mine section cave-in in Terre Haute Indiana on Wednesday afternoon hurled four miners against an entrance wall causing serious injuries. Each man suffered deep cuts and bruises as over 100 workers were in the area but the mine was idle at the time.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Glen Ayre
Brazil Field
Body of Missing Child Found at Neighbor Home
Chicago reports the three year old Margaret Coughlin was found in a neighbor's basement dismembered and partly burned. The neighbor, Mrs Pensis aged fifty two, was found dead in her bedroom with throat cut and butcher knife in hand. Police suggest she killed the child and then died by suicide. The husband is missing and an inquiry is ordered.
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United Press
Chicago
Margaret Coughlin
Dance at Hayden Opens With Good Music
Rev. F. Benschel of Cincinnati returned home this morning after attending the district meeting of M. B. churches in this city. Dance event noted for Hayden on Thursday December 1 with good music.
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Hayden
F. Benschel
Cincinnati
M.B
Drastic Changes in Working Rules Tighten Railroad Shops
Chicago December 1 major changes in railroad shop rules aim to boost economy and efficiency. Open shop policy reduces union control with grievance committees including minorities. New rules allow cross assignment and electricians’ tasks by machinists, affecting federated shop crafts. Leaders respond cautiously as carriers warn roads risk bankruptcy without the decree.
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United Press
Chicago
Railroad Board
Oncy
Federated Shop Crafts
American Federation of Labor
Bert M. Jewell
Railroad Department
Jewell
W. W. Atterbury
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Two Crucial Points Reached by Conference
Conference talks report progress on two major issues. The first concerns aligning American and Japanese positions and the China Japan dispute over Shantung with its naval ratio. Britain is seen aligning with the United States to pressure Japan, while China seeks return of Shantung without conditions and hints at trading in naval terms.
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Shantung
China
Washington
America
Japan
Britain
Medora Business Visitor Lynn Huffington In City
Lynn Huffington of Medora visited the city today on business, staying for meetings and consultations.
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Lynn Huffington
Medora
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