Sunday union worship planned at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Washington churches unify for Sunday services at Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Presbyterians M E and Cumberland congregations join with morning 10 30 am sermon by Rev C A Stewart and evening 7 45 pm sermon by Rev Samuel Reid. Children’s Day exercises canceled for Presbyterian Sunday school due to repairs rescheduled for June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
M. E
Cimberland Presbyterian
GC. P
C. A. Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Reid
M. E. Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
C. P. Church
M.E
Cumberland Presbyterian
C. A Stewart
The
Samuel Reid
ST. Johns Episcopal Church
Children and church services weekend program
Sunday morning at ten o'clock the First Baptist Sunday school holds Children’s Day services with songs and recitations. A B Y P U service follows at 7 pm and preaching at 7:45 by Dr. Miles the pastor. A reunion banquet of Owen county clerks since 1853 notes no two-term service since 1914. The Bon Hur lodge to conduct memorial services Sunday at two in the lodge room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGM
Cattrel
Clinton
First Baptist
Miles
Owen County
Spence
Grand Washington Choral Symphony Delights Home Audience
The Washington Choral Symphony at Peoples Hall drew a large crowd for a two part program directed by Prof. J J Black. The Mozart Male Chorus and Treble Clef Chorus with about seventy five members impressed with strong voices and ensemble. Mrs Mary McConnell accompanied. Miss Sara Neal performed a difficult instrumental piece. donations praised the concert as the best home talent entertainment in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Choral Symphony
Peoples Hall
J J. M Black
Washington
Mr. Black
Accpoteletatejate
Treblu Clef
Neal
Mammy
Mozart Club
Imperial
America
Mozart
Sara Neal
de Pauw University
Nellie Crennan
J.G. Sanford
Ben Hur
Black
Mary McConnell
Kiefer
TIE SHOPS AND RAILROAD NEWS IN NOTES AND WRECKS
TIE SHOPS and THE RAILROAD. Crane returns to Cincinnati. Routtis in the city from East St. Louis. Barber Waller and Emery to take positions next Monday. B and O S W reports a small wreck at Osgood. Monon earnings for May week at 8125,655, down 26,018 from last year. May Baltimore and Ohio receipts 5,720,003, vs 5,719,757 last year, net earnings up 127,586. Hockett unconscious after being struck by two hand cars. Loree heads B O for two years amid operating changes. Cassatt and friends doubt open rupture with Pennsylvania without further proof.
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Lon Routtis
T. A. Wallace
P. J. Werker
TH. &, Boardman
G. F. Brill
Schmidt
S. S. Engineering Corps
Terra Haute
Winslow
Pike County
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Allie Hockett
Elnora
Etna Hockett
L. F. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Pensylvania
Loree
Pennsylvania
Cassatt
New C P Minister Hudgins Accepts Washington Pastorate
Rev J L Hudgins named new pastor of the C P church will move his family to Washington next week and begin regular pastorate the following Sunday. He is known locally for revival work and strong preaching. Previously he served five years in Danville Indiana and five more in Martinville, and has been at Albion Illinois for some time.
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J. L. Hudgins
C. P
Washington
Mr. Hudgins
Danville
Ind
Martinville
Albion, Ill
Terre Haute Signs Fry and Welcomes Miller for West Baden Game
The Terre Haute team signs Frank Fry to a Monday pitching role after a fifth inning relief, replacing him with Linton catcher Miller who arrives to debut Sunday at 2:30 pm against West Baden. West Baden is described as a fast, strong, and paraded squad with a swift lineup.
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Frank Fry
Washington
Thas
Agia
Fry
Ovas Scott
Terre Haute
Avill
Miller
Ito
West Baden
Land
Disturbance Leads to Arrests. Mayor Warns on Vice
Mayor Clark cites a house of ill fame and fines Della Gilmore and Viola Jones for associating with her. John Spaulding, arrested yesterday and released to leave town, was found in West Washington last night causing a disturbance, rearrested and jailed to sober up.
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Clark
Della Gilmore
Viola Jones
John Spaulding
West
Washington
Died of Lung Trouble In Amarillo Travel Salesman
The body of Louis Week, a traveling salesman, died of lung trouble in Amarillo Texas last Tuesday. His remains arrived in the city this morning and were taken to the home of his aunt Mrs George F Watgen on Flora street. The funeral was held this afternoon at three thirty at the residence and burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery. The five week old twin son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Wilson died this morning at their State Road home and the surviving twin died three weeks ago with burial at St Johns cemetery this afternoon. A local advertisement touts baby carriages and a cow auto cart at 210 Main street under a furniture store.
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Louis Week
Amarillo
Tex
Mra
George F. Watgen
Flora Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Esoothem
Frank L. Wilson
State Road
St. Johns Cemetery
Pen
Forumwald
Main Street
Ten Days to Buy Used Baby Carriages at Reduced Prices
Local sale advertises a ten day window to purchase used baby carriages and related items at discounted costs. The notices urge buyers in the market to act quickly and enjoy savings on available stock.
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Baptist Sunday School
U. B. Church
J. H. Walls
M. Hobson
Muncie, Tod
It. E. Church
J. W. Doyle
Garrity
Secoxd M. E
Epworth League
Clags
Children’s Day Services
One Price Clothiers
Main ST
Cess
J. G. Sanford
Goblins
Uz Light and Gay
Swanee River
Mozart Club Voest
Columbia
Treble Clef
N. Crennan
Alice C. Harward
Minnie Hall
Littie Palmer
Tillie Hall
Horace Clore
Virginia Head
W. N. Anderson
Edith Hobson
Minnie Carnahan
Hire
M. J. Carnahan
Edith Cottingham
Margaret E. Walah
Cora Davis
F. Welch
Helen Coleman
Katherine Foster
Holder
Obasz
Feag
Mozart Male Chorts
J.F. Arthur
T. D. Cloud
W. A. Hyatt
R. O. Law
Henry McCracken
R. M. Smiley
Chas. Willey
A.M. Church
Harry Crancer
James Ramsey
Will Cogswell
Orestes Hendricks
Geo. H. Dunne
Y.L. Anderton
L. B. Brown
J. S. Floyd
F. J. Homann
W.E. McGarry
Harry Marmaduke
Graham Sarford
F. Neleby
Arthur Rogers
Zack Dunbar
Claude Anderson
Austin Arthur
Edwin Smoot
Harry Hair
T.C. Crane
Cincinnati
L Hudgins
Catcher Fry
Will
Hottentot
Friday—Miller
Linton
Eleris
T That
Esate Dunease
Vosts
Aicton
Banta
Johnson
Lee Rice
Waggoner
Tisdale
Corcoran
Harding
Farris Stevenson
Prudent Wing
Corcoran Nelzh
Bradley
Jacksoth Dennison
Goodwin
Louis Peck
Pau Seu
Cal
Neal & Eskridge
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