Confirmation services draw crowded Catholic crowds in city
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Dennis O'Donaghue officiated confirmations at St Marys and St Simons churches with large classes receiving first communion. He gave sermons at both churches praising the city visit while choirs impressed attendees and the events left lasting memories.
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Dennis O'Donaghue
Indianapolis
St. Marys
St. Simons
St. Simons Church
O'Donaghue
Daviess County
St. Marys Church
O’donaghue
Gazette and Herald elects seven directors
The Gazette and Herald annual stockholders meeting elected seven directors for the ensuing year: A Hastings, Charles G. Segit, William A. Wallace, Josiah G. Allen, Edward C. Faith, Theodore T. Jones, and E. E. Hale.
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The
Gazette and Herald Company
A. Hastings
Charles G. Segrit
William ‘A. Wallace
Josiah G.allen
Edward C. Faith
Theodore T. Jones
E. E. Hale
Baltimore & Ohio adds trains to Sunday schedule
The Baltimore and Ohio line announces changes to the Sunday schedule with the addition of trains numbered 6 and 11. The update aims to improve service on weekdays and branches, including Flora and Pac line traffic, while remaining focused on passenger travel.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern
Freemasons debate nationalizing Masonry in Indiana
Gr Master Charles N. Mikels urged Indiana to take the initiative toward nationalizing Freemasonry. He cited a Pennsylvania invitation to Philadelphia for a June 1 conference and argued for a common allegiance among U S Masons. William H. Marker was elected grand master, with new appointments announced. 1908-09 Indiana Masons grew to over 53,000 members.
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Charles N. Mikels
Grand Lodge
Freeland J
Indianapolis
Indian Grand Lodge
George B. Orlady
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Mikels
United States
William H. Marker
Tipton
William Ridley
Corydon
William H. Schntz
Martin H. Rice
Frank E. Gavin
Calvin W. Prater
Elmer F. Gray
Ryler
Calvin W. ‘Prater
Roberta. Aley
Lincoln V. Cravens
Conference Return Highlights No Major Changes
The Rev L L Schoongver and Robert J Barr returned from the twenty ninth quadrant session of the General Conference of the United Brethren Church held in Canton Ohio lasting twelve days. Bishop G M Matthews D D of Chicago was reelected to the central district which includes Daviess county. No material changes in church legislation were adopted.
Value of Fresh Air in Workplaces and Life
The article stresses air as essential to life and productivity. It argues for ample ventilation and lighting in shops and factories, noting poor conditions harm health and output. Employers should invest in better air quality to gain healthier, more productive workers.
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Ene
Park proposal from Commercial club eyed for city site
The Commercial club offered forty acres in the Commercial addition for a city park east of the town. The council referred the petition to the street committee and may act at the next meeting or a special session. If approved the park could be ready for summer opening. Local sidewalk, street, and utility improvements were also approved or ordered.
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Washington
Commercial Club
Willey
Hopkins
Hyatt
van Trees
East Seventh
Meridian
Axtell Avenue
Mill
Eleventh
East Eleventh
Malin Street
East Fourth Street
Southwestern Railroad
Center Street
City Hall
East Fourth
Airdome
Thirteenth Street
Ancoensiina
Herald
the Democrat
City Board of Health
Wise
Washington Light, ‘Water, Heat and Power Company
East van Trees Street
Sullivan fiCement Stone Company
Noah Bogard
Ted Bonham
Sullivan Company
Avise
A. E. Johnson
Horrall
Meir Horrall
Gmnail
Chiims
al Otis Roberts
Whi Shanks
tHeford
Indianapolis
Hatfield &Palmer Company
Psy Zed Morfor
M. J. Carfiagan Company
Home Trejhone Company
Wells Fargo Express Company
Ridgeway & Chattin
Dick Summers
Governor Marshall names new state boards appointments
Governor Marshall named new appointees to the accounting board the forestry board and the nurses registration and examination board. appointees include William A. De Harity John H. Balth Samuel Burkholder Arthur S Nowells Stanley Coulter William Waltman Bean and Charles C J Meem along with Elizabeth Cox Minnie Hayman and others with terms beginning June 1 and a pending vacancy on the nurses board to be filled later.
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Starshall
State Board
Rses
State Board of
Fortry
Accounting Board
William A. de Harity
Elwood
John H. Balth
Republican
Winchester
Indianapolia
Forestry Board
Samuel
Burkholder
Crawfordsville
Deaigrs” Association
Artur’ S. Nowells
Columbia City
R Pyot
Stanley Coulter
Purdue
Universlty
William Waltman
Bean
Igasom
Brown County
Charles C.j'meem
Elizabeth Cox
Elizabethtown
Minnie Hayman
Indianapolis
Marshall
W. C. Bobbs
Hee Pougherty
James W. Noel
Evens Woollen
Horly
Board of Panty Commissioners
Board of Public Works
City of
Madisonounty
William ‘Pearty
Foley's Honey and Tar Refund Advertisement
An old advertisement certifies druggists may refund if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and promotes the genuine 3 in 4 yellow package sold by Smith & Winton.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
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Cwill
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the Masons
West Aid
West Sixth
Carnegie Library
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Tadiana
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Auditor of State
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