Bedford Baptist completes fall financial goal with music night
The First Baptist church of Bedford finished its fall fund drive Sunday after receipts totaling 2955.34, surpassing the 2750 goal by 185.34. The evening featured the Bedford Baptist Sunday School orchestra of fifteen, led by Mr. Armstrong, plus a cornet duet with his sister and a Chinese music number. The service, titled Jesus The World's Traffic Man, included a Thanksgiving program and gifts from Sunday School children. Funds, canned goods, and a 187.45 offering for local relief were noted, with plans tonight for winter program planning by church officers and teachers.
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First Baptist Church
Aign
Bedford Baptist Sunday School
Armstrong
Bedford
Seymour
A. A. Cohn
Jesus
J. R. Blair
Rosa Dowell
Jerry Stratton
Sarah Elizabeth Cohn
Traces Carter
William Francis Kinkade
Clarence Wright
General Assembly
Royal Neighbors Food Sale Draws McLaughlin Bidz Crowd
A Wednesday morning food sale by the Royal Neighbors of Deputy in McLaughlin Bidz offers dressed chicken pies salads cakes and related treats to the community. Funds support local优活动.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin Bidz
Eastern Star Club Postponed to December 9 Meeting
The Eastern Star Club announces postponement until the next regular meeting on December 9. Elizabeth Jacobs serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Club
Elizabeth Jacobs
Euchre Night at Moose Hall Tuesday Eight PM
Moose Hall hosts a euchre game on Tuesday night at 8:00 with admission set at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Canvass Resumes After Tornado Relief Drives Reach Indiana
Mrs. C. G. Squires and Major L. G. Coop, Red Cross and army officials, travel from Seymour to Elizabeth to settle Dudleytown district claims totaling over 10 000 in county aid. Coop speaks at First Methodist and aids in checking army supplies as the Red Cross canvass restarts after a weekend pause. Lions Club members resume subscriptions while officials urge missed households to submit donations at the Red Cross secretary or local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Squires
Red Cross
Indiana
L. G. Coop
Seymour
Dudleytown
Elizabeth
First Methodist Church
Major Coop
Swaires
Lions Club
Red Cross Chapter
American Security Company
R. G. Thiel
G. ©. Murphy Company
Redding Township Boy Wins 1925 Corn Club Contest
Clyde May of Redding township wins with 97 bushels per acre and ten ears of Reid's Yellow Dent at Shields High School. Herschel Spurgeon takes second, and Ross Glasson third with a second place exhibit. First and second place trips to the Boys and Girls Club Round-up at Purdue University funded by local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Clyde May
Redding Township
Shields High School
Herschel Spurgeon
Ross Glasson
Kenneth Miller
Edmund Murray
Purdue University
Jackson County Loan & Trust Company
Buhhner Fertilizer Company
Pilgrim Holiness Revival Series Opens in Frankfort
Evangelist Rev. John W. Clark of Frankfort opened a three week revival at Pilgrim Holiness church. Attendees filled morning afternoon and evening services. He spoke on An Old Time Revival and Repentance with nightly 7 30 start and likely special music. Clark has 25 years in evangelistic work across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Clark
Frankfort
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mr. Clark
W. FE. Clark
Bloomington
Clark
Winchester Man Named Retirement Fund Official
O. H. Greist of Winchester has accepted the post of executive secretary of the state teachers retirement fund to succeed Estes Duncan who has held the position for several years but recently effective December 1. Many friends of Thomas A. Mott of this city had hoped the appointment would be proffered to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Greist
Winchester
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Estes Duncan
Thomas A. Mott
Open Observance of Health Week Highlights Local Talks
Health Week opens with Dr T B Rice addressing adults tonight and Dr H W McKane tomorrow. Park Shields Lynn school pupils in Shields auditorium begin the three day program with talks and pictures for first four grades. Shields High School students follow with a session on The Care of the Teeth by C Bright of the state board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Shields
Lynn
Shields High School
C. Bright
State Board of Health
Mary Weller 49 Dies at Schneck Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mary Dahlenburg Weller aged 49 died this afternoon at 2 10 from complications at Schneck Memorial Hospital She was born October 14 1876 in Seymour Married to Fred Weller on April 1 1911 they lived in Cranetown She is survived by her husband three sons four sisters two brothers and other relatives Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Mary Dahlenburg Weller
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Weller
Seymour
Fred Weller
Cranetown
Trinity Methodist Church
Fredrick Weller
George
Frank Dahlenburg
St Joe
Frank Troth
Leona
Iowa
Marion Hamblen
Ray Manion
Indianapolis
Glen Owens
Brownstown
Charles Dahlenburg
Frank
Henry Bretthauser
Navy Enlistment for Thomas McGannon in Indianapolis
Thomas McGannon of 604 South Vine Street has enlisted in the U S Navy in Indianapolis. He is transferred to the Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois for eight weeks of training with chances to enter trade schools or be assigned to a sea going vessel. Previously he was an orchard foreman for Hl. S Hall in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas MecGannon
South
Vine Street
U. S. Navy
Indianapolis
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
McGannon
Local Produce List From People's Grocery Ad
A readable list shows green beans cucumbers brussels sprouts radishes tomatoes lettuce celery cranberries cauliflower mangoes spinach kale sweet potatoes carrots turnips figs dates grapes Jonathan and Grimes Golden apples oranges grapefruit and more. Contact Phone A790 n24d for the grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Grimes
Turkey Situation Improves Ahead of Thanksgiving
Turkey dealers report better quality birds for this year's Thanksgiving with prices unchanged or slightly lower than last year. Turkeys sell about 35 cents per pound locally, dressed birds around 50 cents, and 8 million fowls are expected for consumption this week, about 4 percent less than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Poultrymen
Food Prices Fall Slightly After Sharp Rise in 1924
Labor department bulletin shows overall food prices easing from August highs after an 8.3 percent year over year rise. Sirloin steak fell from 39.44 to about 38.4 cents per pound, round steak eased from 37½ to about 36½ cents, while oleomargine pork chops sliced bacon salmon butter and bananas inched up slightly. Tea sugar and coffee stayed firm after a 1½ cent drop from the 88 cent per pound level in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Seymour
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States Department of Labor
Indianapolis
Steamer Blast Kills 17 Crew On High Seas
Seventeen crew members of the Brazilian steamer Mogi were killed in an explosion at sea. Advices received here report the tragedy as confirmed by officials from Buenos Aires.
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Mogi
Buenos Aires
Thanksgiving Closure Letter From Steinkers
Closing notice states the store will be closed all day for Thanksgiving. Readers are asked to place orders early to ensure delivery, with Steinker’s name noted.
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Steinker’s
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight Election of Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary meets tonight with Mrs Trav s Trumbo to elect officers. Members are urged to attend at the K of C home Tuesday evening November 24. Alt Margaret Burton, Seey. Enhere.
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American Legion Auxilary
Trav S Trumbo
Alt Margaret Burton
Seey
Enehre
K. of C
Mystery letters offered as evidence in Rhinelander divorce
In Rhinelander New York Nov 23 two mystery letters were read in court as evidence in Leonard Kip Rhinelander’s divorce case from his wife. The letters were introduced after defense counsel accused the defendants’ lawyers of using them to intimidate the plaintiff into dropping the suit.
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Rhinelander
International News Service
White
Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Indiana Farm Bureau opens seventh annual convention
Three local men William H. Booth W H Fountain and Lafe Schneider attend as delegates from the county as the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation meets in Indianapolis. A mock trial tests the cooperative marketing law enacted by the last legislature with Frank Arn of the Indiana Wheat Growers Association facing a hypothetical charge to probe law effectiveness and constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Indianapolis
William H. Booth
W. H. Fountain
Lafe.Schneider
Farm Bureau
Frank Arn
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Seven Die In Hoosier Auto Accidents Over Week End
Indiana reports list seven deaths from weekend crashes including Bernard Kuhn and Flora Douglas near South Bend, Lina Brown in Wayne town, Laura Whitaker in Petersburg, Virginia Plank in Goshen, and Hlaskell Praff and Arthur Buffo at Cartersburg crossing.
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Hoosier
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Bernard Kuhn
Flora Douglas
South Bend
Lina Brown
Waynetown
William Cahill
Chicago
JO. Griffith
Crawfordsville
Laura Whitaker
Petersburg
Virginia Plank
Goshen
Hlaskell Praff
Plainfield
Arthur Buffo
Cartersburg
Pennsylvania
Threat of nationwide soft coal strike looms
Philadelphia November 25 a letter from John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers asks President Coolidge whether the government will intervene to uphold the Jacksonville soft coal wage agreement. Lewis says operators are violating the deal while Coolidge maintains a hands off policy amid the hard coal strike now in its third month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Jacksonville
Department of Justice, Commerce and Labor
Germans 10 Sigh Cabinet 10 Quit After Locarno Pact
Berlin reports the German cabinet will resign immediately after Locarno pacts are signed December 1 in London. Chancellor Luther said he would urge ratification and sacrifice his government for Socialist support. President Hindenburg may ask Luther to form a new cabinet amid Communist jeers.
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Berlin
London
Luther
Reichstag
Hind
Mitchell Tells Defense Story on Witness Stand
Colonel William Mitchell, central figure in America's aviation controversy, testifies in his own defense before a panel of generals. He recounts his military record including Alaska telegraph work, Russo-Japanese War observation, and World War I service, reading Pershing letters and his Distinguished Service Cross citation.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Storm Center of America
Air Service
Reid
Mitchell
Alaska
John J. Pershing
France
Famine Feared In Fire Swept Alaskan Town
Nome Alaska faces possible famine after a blaze destroyed historic gold rush buildings and the town’s largest grocery store. Estimated losses reach $200000 as four men are injured escaping. an oil lamp explosion is blamed for the fire.
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Nome
Alaska
Glasses fitted by a trained physician advised
A notice suggests that the person with the most time and study on a subject should know most about it and that a physician with special training should fit your glasses. The source text is brief and emphasizes expertise over general advice.
Otto Kains Barber Shop Opens at Hardesty Hotel
Office hours set for Wednesday all day with Thursday closed for Thanksgiving. Dr C H Spencer notes availability. Otto Kains Barber Shop operated by Mrs Lola Kain Miss Anice Kain opens Nov 16 in the Hardesty Hotel. call 444 for appointments. pricing 50 cents for marceling 24d and 75 cents except Saturdays 26d.
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C. H. Spencer
Marcelling
Otto Kain
Hardesty Hotel
Lola Kain
Anice Kain
Briand declines lead role amid French political turmoil
Aristide Briand refuses cabinet invitation after Painleve government falls. Rumors of a fascist coup ease as Briand returns from Normandy urged to form a new government by President Doumergue. Inflation and moratorium bonds due December 8 loom as leaders confer.
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Paris
Painleve
France
Aristide Briand
Locarno
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Briand
Normandy
Doumergue
M. Poincare
M. Herriot
Stephenson Enters Prison Machinery as Inmate 11148
Michigan City Ind November 23. D C Stephenson once a political power in Indiana and head of the Ku Klux Klan in the state is now a cog in the penitentiary machine. He was checked in and assigned to a temporary cell and duties as officials decide a permanent task.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
D. C
Stephenson
Oberholtzer
Hall Orchard Company Apple and Cider Prices
Apples 50c per bushel and sweet cider 35c per gallon offered by Hall Orchard Company on State Road. Local sellers list prices in a brief ad with limited readable details.
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State Road
Hall Orchard Company
Haymakers Notice for November 23 Assembly
All Haymakers are asked to attend on November 23 for work and lunch. W. 8S. Prall, C. of 8, n23d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prall
Market By Emmanuel Class First Methodist 8 November 25
A market listing for Emmanuel Class at the First Methodist with dates November 20 23 24 noted at the Kessler building. The item appears to be a small notices page entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
First Methodist
Kessler
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Ing Fund
Bedford Orchestra
American
Legion
Fersons
Missed
Pilgrim Holiness
H. Greist
T. B. Rice
H. W. Mc
Kane
Mary Weller
Turkey
Tive Marketing
Erning
Hindenburg
Tip
Tip Richardson
Christian Ladies Aid
Cabinet
International
State
Grand Dragon
Xmas
Mary Rose
C. E. Edmondson
Columbus Symphony
B. S. Shinness
First National Bank
Vehstage
Third and
Chestnut Streets
People’s Grocery
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