Zionsville Wins Debated Showdown Over Jamestown
Zionsville defeated Jamestown High School in a Friday night joint debate held in Zionsville. The question on environment versus innate traits split judges two to one against Jamestown. Jamestown reps Alva Neff and Gay Buringer faced Zionsville’s Elden Gault and Harrison Brock before a large crowd of students and locals.
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Jamestown High School
Zionsville
Jamestown
L E. Brown
John [. Blayney
John W. Hornady
Alva Ne
Twenty Second Annual Stier Dinner At Jones Homestead
Last Sunday the Jones homestead southeast of here hosted the twenty second annual Eb stier dinner. Forty seven names filled the guest book as relatives and friends from near and distant places attended. Notable attendees included James Jones and Montgomery County residents Haute G. W. St Anderson Winso Lehaven Wa Lodaga. A large dinner followed by group photos.
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Jones Homestead
Soutu
Here
Chas. Jones
James Jones
Gomery County
Haute
G. W. St Anderson
Winso Lehaven
Wa Lodaga
North Salem Home Talent Delivers The Cuban Spy at Opera House
North Salem presented The Cuban Spy at the Opera House last Thursday, delighting a large audience. Retta Mocker led as Elanora the spy with strong performances by Henry Clay as Richard Carson and Clarence Sparks as Roderick Valdez the villain. Supporting turns by Herbert Moore as Phelim, Albert Ratliff asCarl, and Nell Cook as Bridget drew big laughs, while Edna Elder Fred Hudley Treat Walker and Earl Duckworth filled minor roles. The show featured between acts music and was well received for its comic and dramatic handling.
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North Salem
Opera
Retta Mocker
Elanora
Henry Clay
Richard Carson
Clarence Sparks
Notable Applause For Mrs Earhart and Miss Elder
Mrs. Nona McCuwick Earhart and Miss Edna Elder received high praise for their performances as audiences cheered. Mrs Earhart was encored two and three times after each regular number, highlighting their skill and popularity.
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Nona McCuwick Earhart
Edna Elder
Farm laborers praised as best motormen by Dayton electrics group
At a Central Electric Railway Association meeting in Dayton officials said farm laborers adapt fastest to motorman work. They cited six to eight weeks in shops before driving cars and noted former steam road workers are not universally rejected. Some members argued competent ex steam road men still seek electrics, and wages lag behind steam roads though the quiet interurban life appeals to workers. Meanwhile, a collision left John Sunderland with a broken leg after a box burst from a freight pile on a westbound car near Zionsville, the car’s speed around thirty mph.
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Central Electric Railway Association
Dayton
Traction Company
John Su
Sunderland
Mr. Sunderla
Lafayette
Remov
Thornto
Judge Artman to Speak at Shiloh Church on Saloon Law
Judge Samuel R. Artman of Lebanon will address the Advance Masterian Alliance at Shiloh Christian church next Sunday night on the Legal Status of the Licensed Saloon. Artman’s liquor decision has made him known worldwide and many groups would pay large sums to hear him. The Alliance invites all to attend and bring others, with a free trial of Dr. Shoop catar rh cure offered locally by Josephs drug store.
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Advance Masterian Alliance
Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Shiloh
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Terre
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Wight
the Hustler
Traction
Aries
Aeonan
Fleft Zionsvill
W.l. Hunt
Advange, Indiana
Sherwin-Williams
Pirend
Th Brothers Druggists
Indig
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Optician
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