Convention Program For Indiana Presbytery Meeting
The Indiana presbytery holds its annual Young People's union convention in this city next weekend at the First Presbyterian church. President J. M. Douglass and secretary-treasurer H. C. Heldt announce a strong program with over a hundred delegates and several prominent church workers delivering addresses. The territory covers about six counties. In addition, a truancy drive starts as schools reopen with Truant Officer Stotts aiming to ensure all children attend. First week enrollment totals 1,211 across Walnut street, West End, South Side, and Negro schools, slightly down from last year due to township school changes and new buildings nearby.
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The
Young People’s Union of the
Indiana Presbytery
J. M. Douglass
Washington
H. C. Heldt
Stotts
Walnut Street
West End
Capnelburg
Cornettsville
Religious program notes for Sunday services
A list of morning and afternoon events led by clergy and lay leaders including Rev. William Baird D D and Rev. John McMurry with topics on Bible study, religious education, training for service, and Christian Endeavor. The schedule covers Sunday school hour, youth gatherings, and adult Bible classes led by multiple presenters.
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William Baird
D. D
Julias Feagans
John McMurry
J. H. Miler
Korea
D.D
J. H. Miller
John Welsh
Mrg
B. Miller
Vernor
I. M. Houser
Christian Endeavor Service
Clara Allen
Becomes a Citizen: Alexander Vaugier Naturalized in Daviess
Alexander Vaugier has been granted American citizenship with naturalization papers issued by Houghton in Daviess county circuit court Saturday morning. The coal miner, a native of Hawaii, resides at South Washington and becomes the first petitioner under the new act of the last Congress.
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Alexander Vaugier
Ge Houghton
Daviess
Dar Vibes
Waugler
South Washington
Hfaoe
Woman Fined For Drunken Ogling, Police Court Session
Police court heard Mabel Cohee charged after an incident described as ogling a man while intoxicated. Mayor Runcell condemned the conduct saying he has no respect for such behavior. Court session held Sunday afternoon sought penalties under local statutes.
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Runcell
Police Court
Mabel Cohee
Republicans Highlight State Finances and Fees Debate
Republican rhetoric attacks Democratic control on state costs and fee systems, arguing salaries and fees under Republicans lower overall expenses. The piece cites auditor and attorney general costs, secretary of state fees, and compares 1890s Democratic eras with 1904 1908 Republican administration. It notes a Sunday meeting where local club organizers chart campaign success.
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Indiana
Auditor of State
J. O. Henderson
Greend Smith
Secretary of State
John Billheimer
State Treasury
Daviess Circuit Court
South
Daviesa County
Man Released After Disorderly Removal Ordered
In the afternoon May or Russell ordered Spaulding to leave the city and he was released. The actions suggest a police or court order resulting in Spaulding's departure.
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Russell
Spaulding
Personal appearance matters for young men in business
The piece argues that a well groomed, neat, and cared for appearance boosts personal and professional appeal. Sloppiness, extreme fashion, or dirty clothing harm one’s prospects, while clean hair, hands, and pressed clothes project reliability, competence, and respect for customers and colleagues.
Young Men's Republican Club Formed in Daviess
About forty earnest young men met at the Republican headquarters in the Wilson building to organize the Young Men’s Republican Club of Daviess. Harrd Thompson chaired. Earle Thompson named president, Larry Clark secretary, and James McBride treasurer. Committees were formed to draft laws, plan a glee club, and organize a drum corps with future reports due next Sunday.
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Republican
Wilson
Republican’ Club
Daviess‘ Colety
Republican Party
Harrd Thompson
George Fath
H ‘Eae
Earle’ Thompson
Larry, Clark
Steven
C.J. Burris
Roy Scoble
Town Topics criticized for smutty column in Shoals News
A harsh rebuke targets Shoals News for publishing a smutty weekly column similar to old Louisville Sunday Morning material. The Martinsburg era piece is branded vulgar, unfit for family readers, and deserving of censure by the local press.
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The
Shoals
Louisville
Martin County
Man Remains Moderately Injured After Wheatland Motorcycle Crash
Ray Feagans was thrown from his motorcycle Friday afternoon near Wheatland and sustained a minor to moderate injury, authorities report. He was treated at the scene and released.
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Wheatland
Ray Feagans
Movement to Help The Farmer Movement to Help
Fire insurance offer from Washington Indiana agents promotes a new policy with latest clause features. McCord Agency acquired to handle business and provide renewal options with no extra charge. Forsythe K E, Wm H Kiefer, John H McCafferty oversee solicitation.
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Continental Fire
McCord Agency
K. E. Forsythe
Wm. H. ‘Kiefer
John H. McCafferty
Washington
Arrears Notice on Paper Subscription
A faded notice warns subscribers in arrears that the paper may be discontinued or a one cent postage charge added to each paper. Readers are urged to check their receipt for information and action.
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