Northwestern Indiana From 1800 to 1900 Or a View of Our Region Through the Nin
Northwestern Indiana From 1800 to 1900 Or a View of Our Region Through the Nin
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The same course of events took place south of the Kankakee River. Some one started a pioneer Sun- day school, and year by year other schools were added SUNDAY-SCHOOLS AND MISSIONARIES, 237 to the number; but the names of those first earnest men and women are not at hand to be placed upon this page.
White and Jasper are the leading Sunday-school counties now, so far as the number of schools is con- sidered, and it is a matter for regret that their earliest Sunday-school history cannot be given h...ere. There may be yet living those who know it, or there may be some who have access to it. Next in the number of schools to Jasper is La Porte, and then Pulaski and Lake, which are in number the same. Whatever may have been its early history, Pulaski is a good Sunday- school county now. And Starke and Newton, with later beginnings, have worked nobly up. In Starke, in that part of the county where is now North Jud- son, the first school was organized in 1866, a Union school, William Palmore, Superintendent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same course of events took place south of the Kankakee River. Some one started a pioneer Sun- day school, and year by year other schools were added SUNDAY-SCHOOLS AND MISSIONARIES, 237 to the number; but the names of those first earnest men and women are not at hand to be placed upon this page.
White and Jasper are the leading Sunday-school counties now, so far as the number of schools is con- sidered, and it is a matter for regret that their earliest Sunday-school history cannot be given h...ere. There may be yet living those who know it, or there may be some who have access to it. Next in the number of schools to Jasper is La Porte, and then Pulaski and Lake, which are in number the same. Whatever may have been its early history, Pulaski is a good Sunday- school county now. And Starke and Newton, with later beginnings, have worked nobly up. In Starke, in that part of the county where is now North Jud- son, the first school was organized in 1866, a Union school, William Palmore, Superintendent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ball, T. H. (Timothy Horton), 1826-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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