Golladay School House News Highlights and Local Visits
Little Thelma Ferguson is sick. Jesse Garner and wife visited Lebanon on Friday. Egbert Cogle and wife dined with Otto Threlkeld and family Sunday. Robert Ferguson and wife traveled to Lebanon on business. Mr. Wiley of Lebanon bought cattle nearby last week. Pittenger and Threlkeld marketed bogs at Advance Friday. Higgs and Elisha Booker's sale west of Shandonale drew attendees. Clar ence Pipes and wife stayed with Wm Walker and family. M C Beck and wife visited James and Elisha Higgs. Those who spent Sunday with Wim Gerver and family included Geo Threlkeld and Elisha Hives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Gerver and
Funtly
Geo Threlkeld
Elisha Hives
Local families note visits and church attendance
Max James Lasley improves slowly as regular preaching continues next morning and evening. A F Heistand with Ray and Geo Lasley took a business trip to Cloverdale last week. Earnest Lallor and wife visited James Lasley and wife Sunday. Emmet Cleaver and wife from near Lebanon visited Albert White and family Sunday. W H Nay and family attended church at Ward and shared dinner with C O Powell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Heistand
Ray
Geo Lasley
Cloverdale
Emmet Cleaver
Near Lebanon
Albert White
W. H. Nay
C.O. Powell
Better Than Spanking Bed wetting cure from Mrs Summers
Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting that promises to cure both children and adults with no cost. The ad urges mothers not to blame the child and notes the method also helps urine difficulties by day or night.
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McCall’s
McCall
McCall's Magazine
McCall Company
West 37Th St
New York
M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
Adv
Special meeting of Advance Town Board on Feb 14 1913
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Advance Indiana will meet in special session at the Town Building to order an election on whether Alliance should issue bonds to establish electric lighting and equipment. Meeting set for 7 50 p m Friday February 14 1913. James R Sullivan president, Fred Thompson clerk.
Local Notes on Farm Life and Visits in Lebanon
Lebanon R R138 reports Lish Reese lost a horse and cow last week. Mrs. Tom Jackson is sick. Otha Kibbey and wife visited Mrs. Jane Kibbey. Guests with Lish Reese and wife included Rev. Kate Miller Rev. Anderson Chas Dale and wife Clarence Smiley and wife Joe Jackson and wife Mrs. Emma Jackson and Mrs. John Kerr nodle. Sallie Utterback visited Nealia Jackson. George Brindle and Lish Reese dined with Clarence Smiley and wife. Mrs. Clara Loveless and baby visited Riley Northcutt and family.
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Lish Reese
Kate Miller
Anderson
Chas. Dale
Clarence Smiley
Joe Jackson
Emma Jackson
John Kernodle
Clara Loveless
Baby
Riley Northcutt
AcvenceR BR Community Notes Show Mild Health Reprieve
AcvenceR resident 21 Little Bvylon Lucas has recovered from a week of illness. Frank Petterson moved Tuesday to the Gid Smith farm. George Ry sold a mule to Cue Coons Jag week. Mrs. Alice Golleday of New Russellia visits her sister. John Nicely and Mrs Emma Nice ly traveled to Lebanon. George Ray and wife visited Ches Canada and family near Ward. Mrs. Goldie Wynkoop of Lafayette visited her parents Charles Sparks and wife Sunday. James Bean and wife visited at Raccoon with Emma Nicely and Neithren. Nettie Justus spent Tuesday with Sam Frazier and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Wynkoop
Lafayette
Charles Sparks
George Brosh
James Bean
Raccoon
Emma Nicely
Neithren
John Nicely
Oaksakeley
Lawerve
Orville Riner
Joke Marriage Declared Void in Marion Court
Viola C Ball nurse married Royal E Hall farmer December 30 1912 in Lebanon Indiana in what Miss Ball called a joke The Marion Circuit Court voided the union finding the ceremony part of an auto ride accompanied by whisky and a plan to marry The complaint alleges Miss Ball and Miss Clinger were involved with the plan and that a minister officiated near Frankfort.
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Viola C. Ball
Royal E. Hall
Carroll County
Lebanon
Ind
Miss Hall
Marion Circuit Court
Remster
Hall
Miss Ball
Miss Balls
Oscar C. Ball
Jian R. Clinger
Oscar Ball
Miss Clinger
Hal
Prenkfort
Frenkfort
Frankfort
Parage
Bcense
F L Hardy
Merry Miss Clinger
Decline in Attendance at Major Universities in 1912
The article notes a drop in enrollment at five large universities led by Cornell Illinois Iowa Johns Hopkins and Pennsylvania, while Indiana University shows a rise of 990 students. Columbia California Chicago Cornell Wisconsin follow in student counts with significant totals. Sam Voylor will hold a fete on Monday February 17.
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Cornell
Illinois
Iowa
John Hopking
Pennsylvania
Indiana University
Columbia University
California
Chicago
Harvard
Cortell
Wisconsin
Tily
Xom
Marriage Annulment Sought Over Health and Residency Claims
Miss Ball seeks annulment of her marriage to Hall claiming misrepresented health, nonresidency in Boone County and an illegitimate Lebanon ceremony. Depositions from Ball’s sister and others were offered, Hall defaulted, costs assessed. Officials note no evidence of liquor influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ball
Hall
Lebanon
Boone County
F. L. Hardy
Mortality Report on External Causes in Indiana December
The Indiana December external deaths totaled 402 with railroad accidents most deadly after personal crises. Thirty three personal crises included 25 men and 8 women. 56 killed on rail and interurban lines included 53 men and 3 women. Seven homicides included 4 men and 3 women. Poison deaths numbered 17 suicides, firearms 7, drownings 2, asphyxia 1, and two other self-inflicted deaths. Accidents caused 27 falls, 3 auto crashes, 8 other vehicle deaths, 9 firearm deaths, 4 mine deaths, 12 men and 15 women burned. Poisoning by food affected 3, other acute poisoning 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Woosen
Frank Carter
State Board of Wealth
Changes in farming and agricultural education progress
The passage reflects on shifts in farming from traditional to modern methods. It notes farmers increasingly attend colleges to learn advanced practices and pig and horse care evolve with better feeding and management. Agricultural institutions invest time and money in experiments, and taxpayers fund practical research benefiting the tiller of the soil.
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Terma
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Washington
D.C
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Atsols Fe
Cai
Burrin Drug Co
Sayour
Hunt & Nash
Pitan
A. Nelson
Theo. Shinn
Candy Soft
Mscalls Magazine
AH. Yager
Speeral Farm Portncy
H. C. Epfersor
Agent Fircilty-Phesix
Kartford
Bank
Va Eon Tweedey
Erci Rsik
Citi- Bug State’ Bank
E. M. Graves
Toxrg
Our
Golladay School
Thelma Ferguson
Jesse Garner
Egbert Cogle
Otto Threlkeld
Robert Ferguson
Wiley
Wm. Pittenger
James and
Elisha Higgs
Walter Booker
Shannondale
Clarence Pipes
Wm. Walker
M. C. Beck
James Higgs
Sunday
Max
James Lasley
Earnest Lallor
Ces
James R. Sullivan
Board of Treates
The
Town Advance
Fred Thompson
Advances
Tom
Jackson
Otha Kibbey
Jane Kibbey
Sallie Utterback
Nealia Jackson
George Brindle
Wife
Acvencer
Bvylon Lucas
Frank Petterson
Gid Smith
George Ry
Cue Coons
Alice Golleday
New Russia
Mrx
Sam Frazier
Mrs
George Ray
Ches
Canada
Nettie Justus
Epperson & Whitsett Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithing
Sam Voylor
Mondey
Sucessors
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Hp OP
Pep
Ra'srem
Ging Saeel
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POX Loy's & Cail
Bron
Peet Eee
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