Boy Killed by Interurban Car Near Mechanicsburg
A fourteen year old boy, Lee Winfield Mundell, was killed when a southbound interurban car struck his buggy near Clinton County as he traveled with a group to a church service. The inquest by Coroner Ivory Tolle followed, with the boy's burial arranged in Lebanon. The article also notes state supervision efforts for dependent children, detailing agency activities, counts of wards, and the inspectors' yearly workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Winfield Mundell
A. E
Munder
Lebanon
Lindsay & Tolle
Marion Park
Harry Ritchie
Ivory Tolle
Clinton County
James A. Mundell
Antioch Christian Church
Jamestown and Advance Office Hours for Township Business
Notice announces regular weekly office hours in Jamestown on Fridays and in Advance on Tuesdays for the transaction township business. The signer is Elm Graves, known as Bruste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otice
Jamestown
Transaction
Graves
Brustes
Revival to be Led by Rev W H Gott at Shiloh Church
Kokomo Indiana pastor Rev W H Gott will preach at Shiloh Christian Church Saturday night and Sunday and a two week revival is anticipated starting Monday night. North Christian Sunday School reported 120 attendees and 179 dollars collected with three birthday offerings. Nine new members joined the church after a three week special meeting closing Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gott
Kokomo
Ind
Shiloh Christian Church
Raymond V. Johnson
DePauw
Bro Hubbardts
Department field work costs and outcomes of the Agency
The agency reports field work cost 6106 23 dollars including agents salaries and office costs 2272 48 dollars with traveling expenses for counties 382 20 dollars. Over eleven and a half years the agency placed 1795 children and 1382 or 77 percent have remained off public support. The Board of State Charitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khe Board of State Charities Empoys
Ninty-Two
Agenta
Puor
Scylume
Boards of County Commissioners
Orphans Home Associations
Board of State
Chaitive
Transfer Law Unjust and Unfair
The article from Noblesville Ledger, cited by the State Association of School Boards Legislative Committee led by S. M. Ralston, urges the 1900 legislature to enact a fair equitable school transfer law to improve access for state children. It argues transfers should help underfunded townships and enable pupils to attend better schools regardless of local wealth or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In the Reporter
Legislative Committee
The
State Association of School Boards
S. M. Ralston
Noblesville Ledger
E. L. Holton
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Hulliday
Hustler
Geo. M. Comley
Proxter Bip
Oftice No
Lebanon, Ind
the Hustler
Sarah
New England
Roosevelt
Richard G. Badger
Boston
Yager
Thing
O. K
Elite
Steam Launder
Lora A. McGlaing
B. F. Jones
Poulin
Elbert Hubbard
Trustee’s Office
Saitog Caastian
North Christian
Lutha Yagerluc
Dewy Harris Lle
Lewis Wall
J. W. Tudor
M. E Cavacy
Epworth League
Edith Campbell
Actus
Oss
Ceenes
Bank of Advance
Funeral Directors & Undertakers
Labastor
Advance Lumber
Indiana
Education Board
County Board of Education
C. C. Howard
Marion Township
Rufun Conrad
Union Township
Herschel FI Avery
Eagle
Val Riggins
Jefferson
C.C. Howard
Marion
John A DuVal
Clinton
S BR Stewart
Worth
Herschhel H. Avery
Eagle ‘the Road
John W. Morrison
Bier Creek
Mie
J. A. Parr
Neal—Canon
North Side Square
Roods
B.M. Graves
Jackson
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