Pythian Sisters Hit With Two Nights Jubilee Show
The Business Men's Jubilee under the Pythian Sisters at Castle Hall drew fair attendance and featured Mrs Antrim Gregory Llewelyn Cox in a five film Jubilee chorus. Highlights included Otis Boyd and Mrs Lil Harvey in Reuben and Rachel and a marble statuary tableau by Spider and Richardson. Promoter Miss Patterson and lodge secured fair returns.
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Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Antrim
Otis Boyd
Lil Harvey
Reuben
Rachel
Llewelyn
J. G. Antrim
W. HE. Cox
J. E. Kercheval
Nina Gregory
Stella Miller
Norah Bennett
Golden Rule
Chas. M. Parr
Miss Patterson
Lodge
Lincoln League formed and high school baccalaureate held
The Bacalaureate exercises for the graduating class of 28 at the Methodist church drew a large crowd. Prof Elbert Russell gave the address Making a Life and Miss Mae Scott sang. Adams Township Lincoln League was formed at the skating rink with R E Pearson president and Everett Newby vice president. Regular meetings set for the fourth Monday each month.
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Methodist Church
da. C. Newby
Ruth Harris
Helen Pearson
Russell
E. J. Llewelyn
J. W. Cain
Bertha McMath
Nina Gregory
Oakie Cooper
Nora Bennett
Adams Township
Lincoln League
R. E. Pearson
Everett Newby
E. J. Mendenhall
O. B. Mace
Elbert Russell
Biblical Department
Earlham College
Mae Scott
Eld. W. D. Bartle
Cox & Rickard's Shoes Introduce Oxfords Line
Customers praise Cox & Rickard shoes for lasting quality. The new Oxfords are now on display and promise extended wear, reducing need for frequent replacements. The store invites shoppers to try them and likely buy.
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Cox & Rickard
Moulding sale at Clayton E Cox shop in Sheridan
The largest lot of moulding ever shipped to Sheridan is offered at Clayton E Cox's repair shop first door west of the First National Bank. They make and sell frames at the same price as before the raise, offer large 16x20 inch frames for enlargements, and provide furniture repair, making and upholstery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Clayton E. Cox’s
Whispering man in a well sells goods without profit
A fragmented verse contrasts a man who whispers about his goods from a well with one who climbs a tree shouting, implying poor earnings and less success. The lines use archaic phrasing to express the futility of deceit and better sales methods.
Alumni Meeting Set for May 6 in Knights of Pythias Hall
The eighteenth annual Alumni gathering is arranged to be held Wednesday evening May 6 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. A private party will provide the supper. Members may buy tickets at Stanley's store Golden Rule Kirst National Bank Farmers National Bank J A Branson's or the News office.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Knights of Pythias
Stanley’s Store
Golden Rule
Kirst National Bank
Farmers National Bank
J. A. Branson’s
News Office
Patented cotton bale tying device adopted by Atlantic Compress
H B Johnson who visited with his parents here last week left Friday for Cincinnati but did not find what he sought. He has patented a bale tying device praised for efficiency and adopted by Atlantic Compress Company to outfit branch houses in the South, saving the firm thousands annually.
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H. B. Johnson
New York City
Cincinnati
Atlantic Compress Company
Mr. Johnson
South
Pastor Bartle Resigns After Four and a Half Years
W. D. Bartle offers resignation from the local Christian church pulpit after nearly four and a half years of service. He plans to relocate near his boyhood home in Southern Indiana and will be away next Sunday. The pulpit will be supplied by Elid. I. W. Smith of Kendallville, Indiana.
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W.D. Bartle
The
Christian Church
Indiana
Elid
Adams Township S. S. Convention New Officers Elected
The Sunday School Convention of Adams township met in the Christian church with strong attendance. Key talks by O. C. Lindley, Rev. Bartle, and Irvin Stanley focused on department work. New officers chosen for the coming year include J. A. Branson as President and F. E. Williamson as Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Christian Church
O. C. Lindley
Bartle
Irvin Stanley
J. A. Branson
F. E. Williamson
Sarah Mendenhall
J. W. Cain
M. E. Little
L. W. Cox
Bertha McMath
Bicycle Found Traced to Noblesville Carrier
The bicycle found by Oliver Hutchens at Wesleyan church belongs to Harold Anderson, a Ledger carrier of Noblesville. He and Officer Barnett took the machine home at Bakers Corner. Marshal Simmons believed the thief headed west from the east. No further details on the thief emerge. Higbee-Kercheval Buggy Company supplied three buggies to a Westfield livery stable this week.
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Oliver Hutchens
Wesleyan Church
Harold Anderson
Noblesville
Officer Barnett
Bakers Corner
Marshal ‘Simmons
Higbee-Kercheval Buggy Company
Westfield
Returns From Holy Land Echoes of Rev Ricketts Voyage
Rev Clem Ricketts returns from a 72 day voyage with 649 members sailing from New York February 2 aboard a chartered vessel. He toured Egypt Palestine Italy Switzerland France Germany Spain and England including five days in Rome. He brings home a Damascus city sword relic and praises the grand sites.
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Clem Ricketts
Holy Land
New York
Egypt
Palestine
Italy
Switzerland
France
Germany
Spain
England
Rome
Damascus
Indiana Union Traction Wins Damages Case
Mrs. Lavina Cook failed to obtain damages from the Indiana Union Traction Co in Clinton County. Her husband was killed near Carmel about two years ago, and a companion was killed the same day. The court ruled in favor of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Cook
Indiana Union Traction Company
Clinton County
Carmel
Cook
Missionary Convention Closes With Addresses in Indianapolis
The district missionary convention at the Christian church in Indianapolis closed Friday evening with an address by Dr. Jabez Hall of Butler Bible College and a sermon by C. H. Winders of Downey Ave. church. The next convention will be held at Fortville Christian church next year. Miss Susie B. Teter will spend the summer in Washington visiting Boyd Teter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Jabez Hall
Butler Bible College
C. H. Winders
Downey Ave. Christian Church
Indianapolis
Fortville Christian Church
Susie B. Teter
State of Washington
Boyd Teter
Miss Carrie Haskett Dies At 33
Carrie Haskett daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Haskett died at her parents home near Westfield on Tuesday. She had taught for several years. Funeral services were held at the Friends church of Westfield Thursday at 2 pm with interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Carrie
A. A. Haskett
Westfield
Friends Church of
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Chicago
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M. E. Church
Fausset
J. N. Fausset
Ind
S. S. Convention
Sicketts
East
Mrs. Cook
Carrie Haskett
Ford’s Drug Store
Sherwin-Williams
John Gifford
P. O. Sheridan
Vickery
the Country Store
C. B. Jones
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