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Local notices from Lebanon area events recorded
Advance R A No 21 Lafayette Lucas was in Lebanon Saturday. Gail Lucas plowed for Charley Thompson the first of the week. Ray and family and Frank Riner and family attended the Mangus reunion near Ward Sunday. George Ray and wife attended the Ray and Owens wedding anniversary at Lew Owens home Tuesday. B L Sumpter sold a cow and calf last week to Frank Martin. Mrs Russell Wynkoop visiting her parents Chas Sparks and wife this week. Cleo and Herman Broshar spent Saturday and Sunday with Lloyd Woodard east of Lebanon. Fern Whorley spending the week with her aunt in New Ross.
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George Ray
Ray and
Owens
Lew Owen
Russell Wynkoop
Chas. Sparks
Cleo
Herman Broshar
Lloyd Woodard
Lebanon
Galladay School House Community Notes
James Higgs marketed his dogs at Advance Monday. Otis Coons lost a fine two year old colt Sunday. Otto Threlkeld was in Indianapolis Saturday. Bill Walker and family visited James Walker and wife near Bushtown schoolhouse Sunday. Hallie Higgs and Fay Bowman attended the July 4 Crawfordsville celebration. Ray Poynter and family near Old Union spent Sunday with Bert Ferguson and family. Hazel Donahue from Indianapolis stayed with Uncle James Higgs and wife. Thomas Burroughs and family were Sunday guests of James Higgs and wife.
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James Higgs
Otis Coons
Sunday
Bill Walker
James Walker
Bushtown
Hallie Higgs
Fay Bowman
Crawfordsville
Ray Poynter
Near Old Union
Bert Ferguson
Thomas Burroughs
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Zionsville Plans Modern Water Pump System After Fire
The Electric Light company of Zionsville intends to rebuild its plant site with pumps and fittings to supply continuous 24 hour water through existing mains. The project depends on securing enough contracts to yield reasonable interest on the investment. Citizens are actively soliciting subscribers to ensure project success.
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Zionsville
Electric Light Company
Indiana rat chart set for public schools
Dr. J. N. Hurty has prepared a rat chart for Indiana public schools under the rat law pushed by Senator Oscar Batts. The chart features a brown rat and a black rat, a corn ear with eaten kernels, a cat with a rat, and lists owls ferrets hawks traps dogs and humans as rat enemies. It also highlights a trash pile as a breeding ground and shows the plague bacillus and flea transmitting germs from rats to people.
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J. N. Hurty
Indiana
Oscar Batts
Paoli
Damaging Corn Plague Hits Local Farms
Farmers report a small black worm attacking corn plants from the top down to the roots. The pest causes immediate withering within an hour from the start of an outbreak, leading to rapid plant death.
Weddig Anniversary Celebrated At Lew Owens Home
Weddig and Lew Owens observed their thirty sixth anniversary with a noon dinner at Lew Owens home. Attendees included Sumner Owens and family Mrs John Purdue Mrs Lee Owens Mrs Nao Jones Mrs Grace Whiteley Mrs Mandy Young Easter Whitely Mrs Earl Ray family Mrs Iea Edrington family Mrs Pearl Culley and daughter George Ray Golda Cathern Dean M. E. Owens and family and E. M. Graves.
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Lew Owens
Sumner Owens
John Purdue
Lee Owens
Nao Jones
Grace Whiteley
Mandy Young
Easter Whitely
Earl Ray
Iea Edrington
Pearl Culley
George Ray
Golda and
Cathern Dean
M. E. Owens
E. M. Graves
Social notes from Bushtown and nearby towns
George Harlan and family of Crawfordaville visited Ol Whiteley and family late last week. James Walker has been quite sick this past week. Mrs. James Hendricks of Advance visited her daughter Mrs. Ora Shelley on Monday. Farmers spent the 4th in hay and wheat fields. Several from Bushtown attended the band concert at New Ross. Cornelius and Otis Shelley spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Mrs. Lina Whitecotton visited Saturday with Mark Wall and wife.
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George Harlan
Crawfordaville
Ol Whiteley
James Walker
James Hendricks
Advance
Ora Shelley
Bushtown
New Ross
Lina Whitecotton
Mark Wall
Boy Severely Injured In Porch Swing Accident
Alvin R. Sandlin, nineteen months old, son of Larkin Sandlin and Leba Sandlin, fractured a tongue tip after falling from a porch swing on North East street. The end of the tongue was driven between teeth, causing severe bleeding before a physician treated him with anesthetic and three stitches. Doctors doubt the portion may regrow. Our band 18 announced a concert near it next Saturday.
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Larkin Sandlin
Lebanon
North East Street
A Disappearing Nickel Draws Public Complaint
The Indian Buffalo five cent piece sparked outcry as few have held it. Critics cite three issues: the denomination and year are faint, the coin is thicker in the center than the edges preventing stacking, and it disrupts some slot machines. In short, it is art but not money.
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