One Year in Advance and Other Indiana Notes
A collection of brief items: Taft informed he is it on a Tuesday. the Forty-eight Indiana Volunteers hold a Sept reunion in Pierceton. Carnegie and family escape a collision. Twelfth Regiment Indiana Volunteers to reorganize in Warsaw. Dr Causland nearly duplicates a Columbia City tragedy route. Judge Caples dies in Portland born 1832 Ashland OH. Billy Sunday demands $5,000 cash for meetings in Elkhart. Gordon Barrett and wife visit Indiana. Hearst launches Independent party in Chicago calling off GOP and Democratic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Caples
Warsaw
Portland
Oregon
Ashland County
Qohia
Billy Sunday
Elkhart
Hixely
Latest Style Envelopes Offer Low Price at REcoRD Office
The REcoRD office lists new full dress style envelopes with low prices. This item highlights affordable options for readers seeking economical office supplies.
First Convention of Sunday School Union Held in Silver Lake
The first annual convention of the Sunday School and Young People's Union of the Warsaw district in the St. Joseph Conference of the United Brethren Church will take place in Silver Lake from August 3 to 5. A large crowd is expected, with a full program scheduled for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School and Young People’s Union
Warsaw
St. Joseph
Service of Song Devotion Sermon Ex 14 15
A church notices a 7 30 service featuring song and devotion with a sermon based on Exodus chapter 14 verse 15 led by Reverend J A Farmer. The event highlight is devotion followed by a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Farmer
Sunday School Day Tuesday Morning Half Hour with the Word
Sunday program outlines a 9:00 session on Sunday School development topics. Cradle Roll value and possibilities led by Mrs. Wisner. Primary and Juniors with Mrs. McDonald. Intermediates on a critical period led by Mrs. Thomas. Seniors for service led by Rev. Yeager. Adult training for teaching and evangelism by Mr. Sellers. Home Department focuses on winning parents, honorary Bible class members. Reports and committees open for conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wisner
Mary L. McDonald
A. F. Thomas
S. H. Yeager
Charles Sellers
Home Department
Sadie Hartman
7:30 Singing With Grace In Our Hearts
The Sunday School and The Recruiting Force of the Church present an address by Rev. J. W. Borkert at 7:30. Members and neighbors are invited to attend the program in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Borkert
Morning Hour with God and Y P C U Reports
Morning program includes Bible references and young people's society activities at the church. Miss Ollie Peace and Miss Blanche Burwell lead juniors with practical plans while Mrs Ghas Bordner presents biennial reports. Rev L L Shaffer presides over business, reports, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Imler
Ollie Peace
Blanche Burwell
Ghas
Bordner
L. L. Shaffer
Mission Study and Bible Influence Talk Sessions
Afternoon program features Rev. H U Roop at Indiana Central University addressing larger aims for Christ in work. Edith Buskirk Tessa Rupley Dessie Seaman lead mission study classes including Uganda topic. Evening session includes Long Land Lecture on the Bible’s influence on modern civilization and the Lord's Supper. Points to remember for pastors and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H U. Roop
D. D
Indiana Central University
Edith Buskirk
Tessa Rupley
Uganda
Dessie Seaman
H.A. Reap
Electric Bitters Praised by Silver City Teacher
O M Harden of Silver City reports Electric Bitters as the best medicine for liver and kidney troubles. He says it improves weakness and back pain and has found it excellent after trying many remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.M. Harden
Silver City
N.G
Mr. Harden
The Wheat Joint-Worm Insect Damaging Wheat Crops
J Troop Hortculturist and Entomologist reports unusual numbers of the Wheat Joint-Worm in southeastern counties damaging wheat stems and reducing grain size. The larval stage overwinters in stems, emerges in spring, and while not injuring grain directly, distorts straw and yields small, shrunken kernels. Measures include burning stubble, using straw for bedding, heating macerated material, crop rotation, and quick fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Webster
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Bashful Miss Munson Leaves Lagro After Ten Years
Katharine Munson of Lagro, aged 22, broke a decade long spell of extreme bashfulness by visiting Winona Lake with a large group from Warsaw. For ten years she had shunned social contact except with relatives, making this outing a remarkable change noted by local observers and reported by the Warsaw Daily Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Munson
Lagro
Winona Lake
Wabash
Miss Munson
Winoni
Warsaw Daily Times
Induce a Friend to Subscribe to the Record
A suggestion to recruit a friend as a subscriber for the Record with a promotional price of one dollar per year.
Germantown Items Warm Weather Social Visits and Travel
Very warm at this writing. William King threshed his wheat Monday. The supervisor was on our streets one day last week. Robert Warren of Palestine was on our Streets Tuesday. Mrs N A Moyer was in this vicin ity Monday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Warren were visiting relatives near Mentone Sunday. Mr and Mrs C M Regenes were Sunday callers at the Irvia Parker home. Mahlon Rickel of Beaverdam and his lady friend were at the Irvia Barker home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Netzen of Claypool went to Tennessee to visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs Alex Netzen. Russe Bing and Elsa Heckman were on our streets Sunday. William Bing and family visited with his brother in law Park McGinley Sunday. Simon Hall and family visited at the Vic Summe home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Rickel
Beaverdam
Irvia Barker
Charles Netzen
Claypool
Tennessee
Alex Netzen
Russe
Bing
Elsa Heckman
William Bing
Park McGinley
Simon Hall
Vic Summe
Price of round steak 14 cents a pound sparks math quarrel
A man questions a butcher about round steak priced at 14 cents per pound. The butcher quips that beef costs 8 cents on the block, prompting the customer to challenge the implied 6 cent profit. He asks what percent profit that equates to on three pounds.
New Life Pills Sold at Rager’s Drug Store
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York says Dr King s New Life Pills relieve without discomfort and are the best remedy for constipation biliousness and malaria. 25 cents at Rager s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
Rager
Schedule Notice for Y P C U Delegates at Silver Lake
The document calls day schools and junior and intermediate societies to elect three delegates each for the Y P C U organization. Each society is assessed one half cent per member, payable to the convention treasurer. Pastors superintendents and presidents urged to report delegates. free entertainment offered by Silver Lake organizers as the event date approaches.
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JHE Record Pub. Co., Beousil & Hanson, Proprietors
Silver Lake
Ind
Taft
Indiana
Pierceton
Andrew Carnegie
Margaret
Twelfth Regiment
Indianan Volunteers
Elks
J. W. Causland
Wayne
Columbia City
Gordon Barrett
Los Angeles
Cal
Ohio
J. C. Tucker
William Randolph Hearst
Chicago
Iryre
Heh
the Sunday School and Young
People’s Christian Union Will
Josh. Vbil
J. L. Powers
O. L. Richhart
G. F. Byrer
A.M. Wome
Nellie Hissem
China
Young People’s Christian Union
Sun
Purdue Experiment Station
J. Troop
Germantown
William King
Robert Warren
Palestine
N. A. Moyer
Clarence Warren
Mentone
Mrs. C. M. Regenes
Irvia Parker
Harley P. Rager
Kokomo
Hayman Bro
Silver Lake, Ind
OFFIC
Iaa Leckrone
Syllvanus Funk
W.H. Kerns
Tresse H&lser
As’t Cash’r
Ira Leckrone
Sylvanus Funk
C. E.stout
W. H. Kern
Noah Frantz
J.C. Babcock
J.C. Cavender
Comic
Welso
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