All Day Baptist Union Meeting to Be Held at Eastside Park
Twenty local churches plan an all day gathering at Eastside Park on Sunday September 27 with Sunday school, morning and afternoon services, a basket dinner, band concert, and talks from noted speakers. Organizers O M McCracken John Sandige and Dick Ballard invite members from nearby churches to attend and meet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside Park
The
Baptist Union
M. McCracken
John Sandige
Vincennes
Dick Ballard
Bicknell
G. Allen
Leonard Bartlett
AK. M. Bell
Ezra Mattingly
Bonte Johnson
Ellis
Ww. -.P. Deering
Oakland City College
Silas G. Huntington
Toltanapeli
Aryone
Conviction May Clear Up Other Robbers
Warsaw Indiana September 18 authorities believe a number of Indiana robberies may be tied to E. E. Walker a Oklahoma man arrested for plowing safe at Claypool. Walker and confederate Jesse Millican of Wabash pleaded guilty and sentenced to one to eight years. Information from Walker may prompt further arrests for theft in Indiana and neighboring states. Sheriff Maley said. Henry Ford comments on aviation future and notes aircraft infancy. He believes a combined dirigible and airplane could have aided naval disasters and discusses Ford Air operations and potential retirement. The piece also covers boll weevil impact and Florida migration affecting Georgia business.
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Warsaw
Ind
Roscius County
Indiana
E. E. Walker
Oklahoma
Claypool
Walker
Jesse Millican
Wabash
Maley
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Shenandoah
Ford Motor Company
Chicago
Detroit
Henry Ford Iies
Ford
Cleveland
Liberty Motors
Middlewest
Ford Company
Edsel Ford
Ford Industrial Affairs
Mad Cat Epidemic Develops in Jasper County
Jasper Sept 18 Edward Elkins of Crystal suffers a cat bite amid a mad cat outbreak in the county. Another Elkins cat died mad yesterday. Trustee John S Harrison reports 21 dogs killed so far and quarantine extends to nearly every dog in the township. Stock-owners file claims with the county auditor seeking compensation for livestock and dogs killed.
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Jasper
Edward Elkins
Crystal
Adolph P. Smith
Oakland ‘City
Peatt
Elkins
John S. Harrison
Harrison
Justice of the Peace
Jerome Parsons
Board of Commissioners
Outlook Not Bright At Indiana Football This Year
Bloomington Indiana September 18 Indiana athletic officials are not enthusiastic about this year’s outlook due to a smaller squad than expected. More than 60 suits have been issued between varsity and freshmen but several expected regulars have not yet appeared. Only 35 varsity candidates were out for opening practice. Captains and players from last year such as Marks Salmi Sibley Bernaske G Fisher W Fisher Bishop Prusha Stamates Byers Hoblick Dykuizen Zivich Winston Kaiser Childs Clifford Kelso are showing in practice as Indiana faces a tough schedule with Michigan Northwestern Syracuse Ohio State Normal Miami Rage Poly and Purdue on the slate.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Marks
Salmi
Sibley
Bernaske
G. Fisher
W. Fisher
Bishop
Prusha
Stamates
Byers
Hoblick
Dykuizen
Zivich
Winston
Kaiser
Childs
Clifford
Kelso
Michigan
Northwestern
Syracuse
Ohio State
Normal
Miami
Rage Poly
Purdue
England's policy of corporal punishment attracts debate
United Arema staff correspondent Clifford Day argues that England uses spanking to curb crime, noting decreases in prison populations and a high rate of birching in schools and reformatories. He cites recent cases of juvenile Whippings and a bank robbery case with belated birching sentences.
Boy Acquitted in Murder Charge After Father’s Death
Madisonville Ky September 18 Harold Logsdon 14 of Ashyburg Ky was acquitted in a preliminary hearing for murder after killing his father at the father’s own request. Witnesses said the elder Logsdon threatened the family and a gun was used. Other survivors include the widow and another son and daughter Mrs Helen Basham of Louisville.
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Madisonville
Harold, Logston
Ashyburg
Logsdon
Helen Basham
Louisville
The Job of Being Parents Delicate Balance of Role
Ada E Schweitzer M D argues on parental influence versus environment in child success and the burden on parents compared to teachers in public schools. She cites a young mother with a 14 month old as illustration.
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Ada E. Schweitzer
M. D
Woman Goes on Trial Monday for Mardi
Bloomington, Ind. Sept 18 Trial of Mrs Gladys Holder for the killing of Arwine Hunnicut will open Monday in Monroe county court. Mrs Holder shot Hunnicut in an argument over an automobile. Judge Hughes of Greencastle has been re elected as special due for the trial.
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Bloomington
Ind
Gladys Holder
Arwine Hunnicut
Monroe
Holder
Hunnicut
Hughes
Greencastle
Second Well Also A Big Producer On S J Stillwell Farm
No. 2 well on the S J Stillwell farm in the new Allendale oilfield has been brought in as a big producer, matching the No 1 well. Sand shows 366 feet of elevation five feet higher than the first, drilled 18 feet, no water, and indications point to 300 to 400 barrels daily.
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S. J. _Stillwell
New
Allendale
Average Man Soon Will Live to Be 70
An article by Dr Charles H Mayo argues medical progress has lifted life expectancy from twenty to seventy years since the 14th century. He urges health education, periodic health examinations, and preventive care to extend lifespans and reduce needless illness across society.
Death of W A Courter in Lafayette hospital
W A Courter formerly of Vincennes died at 7 pm Wednesday at St Marys hospital Lafayette Indiana. He will be buried in Lafayette Saturday morning. A mines bureau respirator designed for engine crews to ease tunnel breathing is pocket portable. Water sells for five cents a gallon in Gilbert Nevada near Tonopah. Gilbert barber shop has bath tub but customers must supply their own water.
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W. A. Courter
Vincennes
St. Mary's Hospital
Lafayete
Ind
Bureau of Mines
Gilbert
Tonopah, Ney
World's Biggest Horse Still Gaining Weight
Lubber, claimed as the heaviest horse, has gained over 200 pounds in a year, reaching about 3000 pounds and over 20 hands high. The five year old Shire Belgian cross, bred in Nebraska, tours county fairs but faces no class competition yet.
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Wisner
Neb
Lubber
A. E. Peyton
Pouton
Nebraska
Mrs Glass Wins $4000 From Railroad After Fatal Crash
Mrs W E Glass of Bicknell widow of William Glass, former Washington restaurant man, who died when a B and C train struck the Ford sedan they rode in near Loogootee, accepts 4000 from the railroad. Two thousand for his death and two thousand for her injuries. Also notes that sixteen of every hundred Italian townships have theaters and 1361 townships in Italy own playhouses.
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Glass
W. E. Glass
Bicknell
William &. Glass
Washington
Loogootee
Italy
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