Salvation Army Home Service in Indiana Aims for 452000 Appeal
Brigadier L M Simonson describes a Fort Wayne case where a dying man found faith through Salvation Army home service. A wife’s care, $5 aid, and uplifting visits softened suffering and inspired conversion. Indiana will raise 452000 in the Home Service Appeal to continue these efforts statewide.
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Salvation Army Home Service
Wed in Chicago and Will Make Their Future Home in Ohio
Miss Esther Leckrone and Mr. Harry Dunlap were married in Chicago on Monday last. They then visited relatives here before moving to Tiffin, Ohio, where they will reside. Dunlap works for Standard Oil in Tiffin, and the union surprised many friends and even the couple’s families.
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Esther Leckrone
Solomon Leckrone
Harry Dunlap
Tiffin
Ohio
Dunlap
Standard Oil Company
Mies Leckrone
Lakeside Notes Monday Visitors and Family News
Ira Grossnickel Pat Sands Merl Smith Amos Human Rev Breckenridge visited or helped with work Monday. Irvin Parker family called at the Clinic Sunday. Carl Longbrake assisted Meritt in the harvest Monday. David Utter and wife visited their son James Otter family Sunday. James Utter and wife welcomed a daughter. All are doing well with papa Utter smiling.
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Meritt
David Utter
James Otter
Mrs. James Utter
Papa Utter
Rizal the Filipino Martyr Inspires Nation’s Rise
A prose tribute recounts Jose Rizal as a seven language scholar and martyr who protested Spanish rule, wrote a final poem My Last Farewell, and whose death sparked Philippine nationalism. It notes his letters to family, exile of relatives, and the enduring national idol status that fuels independence.
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My Last Farewell by Jose Rizal
A somber poetic farewell where Rizal vows to sacrifice life for the Philippines. He speaks of homeland love, martyrdom, and hope, praying for the nation and loved ones as he rests in the grave.
Filipino Legislators Debate in English for First Time
The Philippine House of Representatives held its first English language debate. Speakers included Benitez De Guzman and Virata, all University of the Philippines graduates. English instruction would continue if independence is granted, with 70 percent literacy among Filipinos over 10 years old.
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United States Insular Affairs Bureau
Messrs. Benitez
de Guzman
Virata
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the Philippines
Philippines
Filipinos Seek Independence Says California Leader
Dr D M Gandier superintendent of the California Anti Saigon League reports returning from the Philippines and finds broad support for independence among all classes. He asserts Filipinos have the ability to govern themselves and will develop political and social systems as they progress.
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D._M. Gandier
California
Anti- Saigon League
America
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