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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
2
A speaker denounces dishonest preachers who remain in orthodox pulpits and draw salaries while promoting rationalism and heresy. The piece argues such ministers are mentally and morally dishonest, attacking those who deny fundamental doctrines and continue to be funded by orthodox churches.
A fierce accumulate of accusations labels Rev. A Matth D.D. as financially dishonest, living off church offerings, and a liar before the public. The speaker urges orthodox congregations to remove such preachers and sever support for those who deny scripture and Christ’s deity.
In a moonless midnight interview a student technician explains safe single hand use to avoid fatal shocks while lowering a lamp. He notes that lasting harm comes from prolonged current and reflects on the soldier scholar’s duty to light the world, even unseen.
The speaker laments unavoidable costs that drain wages and savings. He cites gasoline, saltin down, and town trips as recurring drains, noting a perpetual clash between income and outgo. He praises a safety income idea to outpace expenses amid persistent financial woes.
Rain eased the week in Fairbanks and residents such as Mrs Goldie Bradbury and Helen Bradbury made a Terre Haute trip. Mrs Gladys Pound stayed in Terre Haute nursing injuries from a fall while Mr and Mrs Emory Pogue and Estel Drake's family were seen there.
Big Springs residents Carl Burton and wife visited Sunday. Watson and family attended the Shore family reunion near Flat Rock. Durham spent Thanksgiving weekend with grandmother Mrs. Ridgeway. James Arnette and wife from Merom visited John Kennett. Gault Pleasant and family of Merom visited Will Watson Sunday afternoon. James Durham was in Indianapolis Friday and Saturday. George Pickard and wife of Lyons visited Warren Watson. Mrs. Haines and Mary Sullivan visited Friday. Helen Cushman spent the weekend at home. A G Cushman and Will Watson were in Sullivan Friday. W W Watson and wife and grandsons C E Jr and John Warren visited Charley Bragdon Sunday. Tom Mann and family visited Lem Patton Sunday. Folks may have been water for Sunday school at Tex.
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