Advance High School to Debate Zionsville in Opera House Clash
Advance High School will host Zionsville High School in a debate at the Advance Opera House Saturday night February 22. The topic asks whether capital punishment should be abolished, with admission ten cents to cover costs.
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Advance
Zionsville
Advance Opera House
Advance High School
Zionsville High School
Oscar Smith
Sophmore
Eunice Ross
Haphazzard
Squires Surprised By Jamestown High School Visit
Jamestown High School pupils invited Mr. Squires to the home of Dr and Mrs. T. A. Bunnell for a surprise tea gathering after school. The guests were ushered into a parlor where they presented carnations and organized a musical and literary program with games and refreshments.
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Jamestown High School
T. A. Bunnell
Squires
Dr. Bunnel
C. E Young
Public school debate on whipping case at Lebanon
A Thorntown Argus Enterprise note quotes Lebanon residents arguing about the recent court case on whipping in schools. The excerpt critiques those who think public schools exist as easy targets and defends stricter discipline.
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Thorntown Argus Enterprise
Lebanon
Jury Returns Verdict in Assault Case
The jury acquitted A. G. Brown charged with assault and battery on Orpha Sith a city school pupil. Trial began about 12 30 p m and verdict came after 5 p m with a nine to three split for acquittal. Courtroom was sparsely filled as verdict announced and many spectators had left.
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Brown
Lebanon
Uust
Willie
Israel
Argus Enterprise
A. G. Brown
Orpha Sith
Dr Kings New Life Pills Praised In Magnolia Ad
Six years ago Jobo Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana learned a valuable lesson and began taking Dr Kings New Life Pills. The longer he takes them the better he finds them. Guaranteed at Joseph Brothers for 25 cents.
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Jobo Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Joseph Brothers
The Pocketbook Promise and the Honest Lovers
Hans and Gretchen find a lost pocketbook with $650 and return it to its owner. A magistrate rules the finder keeps the pocketbook until the owner proves contents, denying diamonds and forcing the owner to repay a promised reward. The tale ends with the lovers awaiting the owner’s claim.
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Hans
Gretchen
Iamonds
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Advange, Indiana
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