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INDIANA DOCTORS 1 HOLD STATE MEET I 1 — 11 State Medical Association Opens 77th Annual (’uißeivimr West Baden, 2 —(Unit- i • ■ ■ • ! lutior. day (<>■• the opening, sessions of the,; «“V“ntyv -i'tn annual convention of the oiganiz.it lon. M than ;« thou ami doctoi are] exp-. ied to attend the three-ilay meeting which is expected to be one of th<4 ■ n -landing scientific gatln rhms *in, tin- hi-dory of medicine. I ' Business meetings of the state cotini d and the House of Delegates at noon tcl iy were to officially open the con* ven!j,, n aU( | || ls , anllua ] £ () |f totirna-j in*nt this afternoon was to inaugurate! ili entertainment program. Behntific sessions will open lomor- I row morning with a general meeting 1 all delegates. Charles N. Coombs J if Terre U nite, president of the asso-i ciation, will deliver his address at that ' time. I The principal speaker at the gem rat 1 S| if-ntific session will be Dr. Ernst | Lof-wenstein of Vienna, Austria, one J nt the foreign delegates to the meet 1 ing of the International Union against I Tuberculosis, lie will speak on "Some Phases of Tuberculosis." | Many of Indiana's lending spe ini - will address the body during the course of the convention on their var iuus snbjects and the scientific pro nn is believed to be one of the best *’O‘li arranged for the state,association t | I The feature of the entertainment l-i 'grain will be the annual banquet | Ihursday evening at the West Haden Springs hotel. Dr. Edwin I’. Morrow.! former governor of Kentucky will be I Hie principal speaker at that times | c Kenneth Shafer (Jets Complimentary Writeup I he following news Item, appearing in tlie McArthur, Ohio, DemocratEnquirer, of recent date, concerns Kenneth Shafer, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer of this city, who is attending th t . McCormick seminary. 1 i

in Chicago. The young man lias been preaching at Logan and New Plymouth. Ohio, during the past summer.! The item is as follows: "Closing exercises of New Plymouth Daily Vacation Bible School will be held Thursday night, August 19. beginning at 8 o’clock Eastern time at the Presbyterian church. "There will boa display of the; ■ ■ Also, there will be a display of in-1 dividual talent along various lines, j to attend. This school lilts been con-; ducted by Rev. Kenneth Shafer, as-j se ed by Misses Myers and Eberts of I Logan. "Rev. Shafer is a young student of I rare ability, who has one more year in college. He will give his last ail*

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dress hero Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Bible study at 1:30. Dr. C, B. Tay- ‘ lor of McArthur will be present and ." sist wiili the communion service and reception of new members. Rev. Shafer has made- hosts of friends during his short stay here, who will Women Rave Over New French Powder A"hew kina ot face powder is here. Made by a new French Process—stays on until you take it off. Pores and lines do not show. Not affected by perspiration, Gives life and beauty to your complexion almost unbelievable. It is tailed MELLO-GLO. • I’ou will love it. THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

very much regret his departure. He will lonrf be remembered by the children and young people as a friend and companion, ready to help them at all times The two congregation’, t'nton Furnace and New Plymouth, will hold their annual picnic on th” church lawn Saturday." —O',,— . Purdue Swine Dav To Be Held October 1 ; Lafayette. Ind., Sept. 22. —(United 1 Press) Many problems of the swine . feeders in Indiana will be discussed 1 at the sixth annual “Swine Day” ■ which will be held Friday, October? 1 at Purdue University. Several hund- ■ red farmers and swine men are expected for the meeting. Twenty lots of experimental hogs will be inspected and opportunity will be offered for visitors to obtain full information on the feeding results. Comparisons of tankage and methods of feeding tankage are Included In the experiments Eight lots of experimental hogs are being to compare mineral mixtures. Inspection of the experimental hogs will start at 10.00 a m on the Experiment Station Swine, Farm three miles no’th of West Lafayette. Prof. F. B Morison of the Univer-1 sity of Wisconsin will talk on “New. Swine Feeding Facts". Porf. Morrison's discuseion will be of unusual interest to farmers and swine growers. The meeting is free and will hold ' something of Interest for every farmer who feeds hogs.

Typewriting Stenographic Work If you have any extra typewriting or stenographic work 1 will be glad to do it. Phone 42 fori appointment. Florence Holthouse Judge J. T. Merryman’s Law Office, K. of C. Bldg.

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Prominent Attorney D.es Indianapolis. Ind.. Sept 22. lUnlt ed Presjl—-Friends and members of the Indianapolis Bar today mourned the death of Elmer Elsworth Stevenson, following an unsuccessful operation at Cleveland. 0. Stevenson was a member of the bar bete for more than thirty years. w o Ask the man who has used Anaconda Fertilizer and you will do the same. Decatur Pro-; duce Co., phone 380. 215teod Bnv a half acre tract or a lot! in beautiful Bellmont Park at your own price. Easy Terms. Saturday, Oct. 2nd at <2 p. m. 20-22-25

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