Local Correspondence and Community Notes From Lebanon Area
Hazlewood Judge W H Parr and family of Lebanon visited M M Edrington and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs Jane McDeffie adds foundation and front porch to her house. Orley Stewart builds a new hog barn. Nora Billingsly Edna Grace Edrington spent last week with R M Billingsley of Lebanon. Cecil Brosnar hauls logs to Lebanon for double cribs. O M Edrington and family visited here last week. Charles Melson hauled hogs to Indianapolis for H C Broshar E R Proffitt and family Harley Galladay and families picnicked near Roachdale Sunday. Several from here attended Crawfordsville Fair Sunday. Emmett Thompson and Mark McDowell returned from Southern Indiana outing. Miss Daisy Imbler hosted friends from Ladoga over Sunday. Frank Sparks and family move to Townsend Montana for teaching next year. Mrs S F Shalley and Tempa were in Lebanon visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton. Geo Broshar and family attended J J Lasley funeral at Max yesterday. Mrs Geo Ray and Miss Georgia Awada left to visit Mr and Mrs Chas Ray of Hooserton Minis Miller Hart Dry Salt Jow 40¢ pound at the Meat Market.
League of Nations quiz answers from a 1919 pamphlet
A reader's question and answer list explains aims of a world organization. It covers disarmament, arbitration, labor rights, suppression of trafficking and drug trade, disease control, Red Cross work, and establishing international bureaus. It details member nations, joining rules, agencies, and sovereignty protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
The
League
United States of América
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Brittaire
Canada
Australia
South New Zealand
India
Chita
Czecho-Slovakia
Eneador
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Moegal
Muminania
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Chile
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Paraguay
Persia
Salvador
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Venezuela
Postal Union
Congress
United States
Christian Church Notes Highlight Sunday School Playlet and Social
Sunday school drew a large crowd with a Mother Goose and Missions playlet and a missionary song by Mrs. Linnie Billingsly's class. Attendance included Rev. O V Rector and others at conference in Mellett. The King's Daughters hosted a social with 68 attendees and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Billingsly
Kibbey
Rector
Ora Beaver
D. G. Caplinger
Dave Hedge
Stella Caplinger
J.f.gregory
Mellett
Rosa Burris
Death of J. J. Lasley
Obituary noting birth in Putnam County on July 1 1833 and death August 25 1919 age 86 years 1 month 25 days. Survived by six children and many grandchildren. Married twice first to Lucinda Hasty 1851 then to Abbie Gordon 1904. Funeral at Max Church by Rev O V Rector with burial north of Mix. Also notices of a county convention at Pleasant View and local market ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Lasley
Putnam Co
Kentucky
Indiana
Lucinda Hasty
Wm. S. Lasley
Mary McConaughy
Margaret Kincaid
Boone Co
Geo
M.d.lasley
Joseph Lasley
Anderson
Abbie Gordon
U.b.church
Max
Local market notes and farm movements
A collection of small notices reports farm rentals and moves including David Hedge renting the Geo. Wisher farm of 210 acres with a March 1 relocation, Ernest McClellan to move to Hedge’s current farm, and Clif Uhler renting Geo. Randall’s Dover farm with move to Lebanon. It also mentions social visits, sales of land near Advance and North Judson, and local business updates such as Miller & Hart Dry Salt Jowl at 40c and Greenback meat shop items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hedge
Wisher
Ernest McClellan
Mr. Hedge
Weathering the Seasons A Skin Care Insurance
The piece notes how heat wind and seasonal shifts strain the complexion and hints at a protective measure. It frames a defensive approach to skin care as a safeguard against seasonal damage.
School Begins Monday as Bowman Prepares for New Term
Bowman reports busy days as school plans for Monday start. List of teachers includes Cat Smith Supt Bernice Wrenn Lila Chaver Ruth Bourne Mirnta TM Horner Mary Jenkins Wernamee Beaver Culley Chas Connor Chas Thompson James Vandors Callie Ross Fred Owens and one unnamed. Also notes a collision north and west of Old Union between Wm Butler and Wm Canada autos injuring Mrs Butler with corn field obstructing view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Bowman
Cat Smith
Supt
Bernice Wrenn
I ‘Yin
Lila Chaver
Ruth Bourne
Mirnta
Horner
Burrt
Mary Jenkins
Werna
Allie Beaver
Aee ' Ee Culley
Chas
Connor
Chas. Thompson
Jawnes ‘Vandors
Callie Ross
Fred Owens
Wm. Butler
Wm. Canada
Old Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Letha White
Cotton
J. A. Long
Union City
Hazlewood
W. H. Parr
Family of
Lebanon
M. M. Edrington
Family
Jane McDeffie
Orley Stewart
Nora Billingsly
Edna and
Grace Edrington
R. M
Cecil Broshar
Edrington
Hamilton County
Charles Melson
Indianapolis
H.c.broshar
E.r.proffitt
Harley Galladay
Ollie Smith
Cecil Brosnar
Lloyd
Roachdale
Crawfordsville
Emmett Thompson
Mark McDowell
Daisy Imbler
Ladoga
Frank Sparks
Townsend
Montana
8.F.shalley
Tempa
Howard Dayton
Geo. Broshar
J.j.lasley
Geo. Ray
Georgia Awada
Chas. Ray
Hoopeston, Minis
Miller & Hart
DR. Frank
Anton
Eeki Se Nationa
A. Firat
Sene Tractor
Advance Hardware Co
Christian Church Notes
O. V. Rector
Wm. Johnson
Christian Church
Lulu Higgins
Cordelia
Irene Caldwell
Arizona
Greensburg
Florence and
Verna Proffitt
Lola
Opal Hedge
Ruie Broshar
Fern Martin
Okie Erp
Mona Beaver
Adah Shelley
Higgins
Billngsly
Mary
J. J. Lasley
Pleasant View
T. E. Burrin
E.e.smith
Whitestown
Ralph Jones
Turley
James Swindler
Ora Swindler
Henry Bush
Marjorie
Warren Asher
Waite Bush
Verda
Lester
Lawrence Riner
Ike £ Inglish
Opal
Chas. Fulwider
Vincennes
John and
Don Welden
James Sullivan
North Judson
Clif Uhler
Geo. Randal
Dover
George
Lee Tinsley
Ruth
North Salem
Georgia Prichard
Franklin
Ora McDaniel’s
John Forbes
James Smith
Mr. Forbes
Wm. Ford
New Mayesville
Odus Spohr
John W. Jones
Our City
Leola McClaine
Chas. BE. McClaine
SA EA
Serine Leon Advin Fealee
Illinois
Mr. Anderson
Bessie Odell
New Hope
Weaver Emmett
Pittsboro
Advance Bakery
Baron Strain
Daniel
Burrin’s
Burrin
Milter & Hart
State Bank of Advance
Home Bank
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