Union Christian College Honors Elizabeth Hatten Memorial
The Elizabeth Hatten Memorial building at Union Christian College Merom nears completion and will be dedicated at the 1919 opening. The red brick structure houses a gymnasium chapel and music rooms funded by Miss Elizabeth Hatten and friends with total costs around 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hatten
Union Christian College
Merom
U. Cc. C
Friends of Union Christian College
Hatten
Eymnasium
Department of Music
Merom Christian Church
Friends of
Joseph Summerbell
Miss Hatten
New Rail Plans Seek Private Return After War
The article surveys postwar railroad reform, urging return of 260000 miles of rail lines to private operation with adequate returns. It notes plans for stronger national control, a potential government guarantee of returns, and opposition from rail executives who fear reduced efficiency and a slide toward government ownership. It cites Senator Cummins of Iowa as shaping the framework and outlines three guiding principles: private operation, fair returns, and larger integrated systems.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Cummins
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States Senate
St. Louis
Wall Street
Court House Cupola and Soldier Tales from a War Busy Era
A collage of wartime jokes and anecdotes features a soldier back from France who jokes about working with lions and tigers, a Linton meat business duo Ax and Fry, and humor about uniforms, flirtations, and changing fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax and Fry
Linton
Goodlisome Herbs quip from Queen Elizabeth
A Victorian era quotation frames memory as a garden. The text compares gathering goodlisome herbs of sentences to pruning plucking and storing in memory, echoing Elizabethan wisdom on reading, reflection, and retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Elizabeth
Rev Ralph Coppage Spends Summer With Parents In Turman
From Carlisle News. Rev Ralph Coppage and family stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Coppage in Turman township. He left his pastorate at Allendale due to health. The item then lists local WWI Gold Star soldiers and wounded from several townships including Haddon's large share and Turman casualties.
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Rastus
Ralph Coppage
Wm. Coppage
Turman Township
Coppage
Allendale
Sullivan County
Fairbanks Township
James Anderson
France
Winfield Jewell
Fairbanks
Haddon Township
Haddon
Cause of Liberty
Clarence
John Adams
Jesse McCarter
Charles O. Diel
Robert Bird
Edward Cooper
Julian Pirtle
William Fritzlan
Carl Schroeder
Ralph Harper
Cass Township
Bryan Farnum
Lexford Ballard
Laurel Ingram
Curry Township
William Norris
Guy McClanahan
Jerry Fidler
William Nelson
Flossie Branson Brownlee
Curry
Frank L. McLoney
Oney Slader
Curtis E. Davis
Arthur Bradbury
Elmer Young
Jackson Township
William Shepherd
Jefferson Township
Everett Bedwell
Chas. Crowder
Scott Coffman
Roy D. Nowlin
Pearl Loughery
Turman
Clyde Daniels
Lonnie Jewell
George Phillips
Zenas Brown
Lee Piety
Otto Myers
Claude Thompson
Gill Township
Orel Allen
Frank Roseberry
Charles Cooper
Alvah Colvin
Otto Pinkston
Earl Cummings
Miss Helen Deiss Weds Dallas Steffy at Bicknell
Miss Helen Deiss of near Carlisle and Dallas Steffy of Bicknell were married at the M E parsonage in Bicknell. The Rev. Wm F Russell officiated at Sunday noon. The couple left for Indianapolis for a brief visit and will reside in Bicknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Deiss
Carlisle
Dallas Steffy
Bicknell
M. E. Parsonage
Wm. F. Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hatten Memorial
Michael E. Foley
State Council of Defense
The
Bloomington Star
Johnny Spruceby
Squire Hansford
Hacker's Creek
Ed Bascombe
Bryan
Constable St Plum
Arminta Jane
Dick Bledsoe
Eid Bascombe
Christian Advocate
East Lynn
Arminta Samantha Jones
Zeke Stubbins
Towser
Puss
Ryptor
Geo. F. Stone
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Sullivan Mfg. Co
Goodlisome Herbs
Carlisle News
Hatchdon
Hamilton Township
Charles Martin
Chateau Thierry
Harry Jeach
Argonne
Raymond Douthitt
Massachusetts
Wilbur Claggett
Cecil Nesbit
Louis Kiefer
Fidelity Loan CO
East Side St
Sullivan, Indiana
Oklahoma
Oakland
Los Angeles
Wyman Brothers
Main St
Sullivan
Indiana
Toledo
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