Providence church keeps its 63 years of history in Indiana
The article recalls Providence church near Beckville Indiana, its 63 years of lineage from 1849. It notes its founders, past pastors including Rev Homer Dale of Lebanon, major rebuilds in 1872 and 1910, the aging charter members and pioneers, and the enduring community memory amid modern changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bawatan
Joel Ridge
Oliver Wilson
Providence
David Loop
Old Providence
Brownsburg
Andrew
Lutheran Brethren
Ed Workman
Beckville
Morgan Dent
L. ©. Warren
Warren
Indiana
A. L. Carney
William Whitely
John Simons
Ridge
Lebanon City School Bonds Sold to Gavin L Payne Co
The Lebanon City School board sold the $25 000 third ward school bond issue to Gavin L Payne Co at par plus a 997 80 premium. Other bids included First National Bank of Lebanon 765 78 premium J F Wild Co Indianapolis 690 premium Meyer Kiser Bank Indianapolis 360 premium Harrie Trust & Savings Chicago 185 premium. Bonds mature 2000 yearly starting April 1 1914 at four and one half percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin I. Payne & Co
Pany & Co
First National Bank of Lebanon
J. F. Wild & Co
Indianapolis
Meyer-Kiser Bank of Indianapolis
Harrie Trust & Savinga Company of Chicago
Dorcas Class Hosts Picture Show Party at Local Church
Mrs. M. V. McBroom and Miss Lucille Edwards led the Dorcas class of the Methodist church for an evening gathering. A picture show party and a trip to a local refreshment parlor were enjoyed by about twenty participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. McBroom
Lucille Edwards
Dorcas
Methodiet
McBroom
Directors Sought as Lebanon Band Attracts Wide Talent From Across Nation
D N Lewis, manager of the Lebanon band, reports about forty responses to an International Musician ad seeking a band director. Candidates hail from Boston to Los Angeles and include a German-dominated pool with a standout figure in Prof. J. S. Nurnberger of Los Angeles. Nurnberger, a Prague Berlin educated conductor with European credentials, has a storied career across London Vienna and Boston and currently runs a Los Angeles music school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Lewis
Lebanon
Lewis
St. Louis
Glave Cagle
Los Angeles
California
Torrington
Connecticut
Joplin
Boston
iMass
Detroit
Mich
Chateanooga
Tenn
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Syracuse
N. C
Watseka
Lexington
Morrison, Ill
Columbia, Tenn
Terre Haute
Ind
Cleveland, C
Chicago
Cumberland
Maryland
Grand Rapids
Mic
Portsmouth
Hot Springs
Ark
Minu
J. &. Nurnberger
Los Angles
Royal Conversatory of Music of
Prague
Bohemia
Berlin
Germany
We, Coronet and
Camsden Theatres
London
England
Baron Alf. Raths
Masses
Martanic
Amtiphanes
Kensington
Pola
Austria
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Westphalen Oratory Society
August Willhelmy
Ula Musica
Australia
Joseph Muffy
America
Vancouver
B.C
Mustelana
Avery Dart
Nurnberger
Tourist Club Shifts Focus To Paris Dreams And Readings
Mrs H P New hosted a Tourist Gun meeting where members shared what they most wish to see in Paris and why. Sessions covered Home Life In Germany by Mrs Armstrong and Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary by Miss Lorette McCarthy. Mrs Kirk Waldo Robbing presented a paper on Munsterberg’s German Women and an original story The Heguenot Lovers by Mrs Monroe Bush will be sent to the Reciprocity Bureau of the State Federation. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs W H Williams, Vice President Mrs H P New, Secretary Mrs Max Armstrong, Treasurer Mrs Goldsmith Hedges, Critic Mrs T H Stonecipher, Federation Secretary Miss Caroline Meyer, Executive Committee Mrs Monroe Bush, Mrs Clyde Neese, Miss Rose Threlkeld. The next meeting will be at Mrs Chas Higbee’s new home on West Washington Street.
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Paris
Germany
Armstrong
Lorette McCarthy
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Kirk Waldo Robbing
Munsterberg
Monroe Bush
State Federation
W. H. Williams
H. P. New
Max Armstrong
Goldsmith Hedges
T. H
New Regulations Require Indiana National Guard Officers to Account
An order from Adjutant General Frank J. Bridges mandates state property accountability for Indiana National Guard officers. Officers must bond, file annual property returns, report command strength monthly, and submit monthly treasurer statements to the adjutant general.
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Indiana
National Guard
Adjutant General
Indiana National Guard
Frank J. Bridges
Unhappy Wives Seek Divorces in Alabama suit
Etta L. Pennington sues Wilbur D. Pennington for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness and verbal and physical abuse since their 1898 marriage and 1914 separation. She asks custody of the minor child and a restraining order. A court will convene next Monday for proceedings.
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E. OG. Rogers
A. J. Shelby
Etta L. Pennington
Wilbur D. Pennington
Baster
April Term Court a divorce suit and jurors named
Fannie F. Miller by attorney R W Adney files suit against Alvie H Miller for divorce alleging abuse desertion and neglect custody and child support of Mary Louise Miller born during separation. Court to convene with a list of jurors drawn including Cavin Nicely Garner Busby Kungler Pauley Cooney Altum Creasey Haley Calvert Stengley Bush Caldwell Garrett Dinsmore Swope Beasley Bender Barker Carter Perkins Lane and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie F. Miller
R. W. Adney
Alvie H. Miller
John Cooney
Union
Carl C. Bowman
Jefferson
P. A. Altum
Center
L. Creasey
Samuel E. Haley
Perry
Henry C. Calvert
Marion
Layton Stengley
Sugar Creek
Finley L. Bush
Arthur A. Caldwell
Clinton
Garrett
Washington
John F. Dinsmore
Harrison
Wesley Swope
Ralph Beasley
Bender
Eagle
Elbert J. Barker
Sugar
James W. Carter
Alonzo Perkins
William E. Lane
Lights for Kirklin Aims to Bring Electric Power
Cuntee County town Kirklin moves to electrify with Indiana Railway and Lighting Co. A high tension line would run from Michigantown to Kirklin and connect to Kokomo, Marion & Western Interurban, lighting streets, stores, and homes.
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Trolley Company
Kirklin
Boosters Club
Kokomo
Indiana Railway and Lighting Company
Michigantown
Kokomo, Mariow & Western
GOES BACK 70 OLD HOME PROFESS JOHN LATHROPE LEAVES LEBANON BAND
Prof John Lathrope director of the Lebanon band has terminated his work and will return to Delphi. After a year in Lebanon he leaves Wednesday with many friends and high regard. He is praised for a cornet skill and for drawing large crowds at weekly concerts, leaving behind a lasting popularity in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lathrope
Lebanon
Delphi
Lathrope
Thera Tg
Interurban Extension Aims to Link Veedersburg Trail
Veedersburg news reports Omor Hag It That Hen extension will start this summer from Crawfordsville to Veedersburg, passing Waynetown and Hillsboro with heavy freight traffic. The plan continues next year to Covington across the Wabash to Danville, linking Indiana and Illinois interurban networks for regional travel.
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We Company
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Waynetown
Hillsboro
Veedersburg
Covington
Wabash River
Danville
Indiana
Ilnois
Mid- Tle
Second Street
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
New Indiana Realty Firm Formed in Milford Area
A new Indiana real estate firm named Ellken berry, Hanna & Eikenberry has been organized with offices planned in Milford Flora Kokomo Frankfort and Lebanon. The partners include Col. EB B. Eikenberry Luther Hanna and W. W. Eikenberry.
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Indiana
Milford
Flora
Kokomo
Frankfort
Lebanon
Ellken~ Berry, Hanna & Eikenberry
Messrs
Col. EB
B. Eikenverry
Luther Hanna
W. Www
Eikenberry
Meeting for Men in New Ross After Revival Week
A special men only meeting is planned in New Ross on Sunday April 5 following a revival week. The Knights Templar saxophone quartet of Crawfordsville will accompany the male chorus led by S. P. Templeton, Frank W. Davis, L. W. Carr, and W. M. White. The revival started Sunday at the M. E. church and continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ross
Pate
Knights Templar Saxophone Quartet
Crawfordsville
S. P. Templeton
Frank W. Davis
L. W. Carr
W. M. White
M. E. Church
Mob Hangs Woman After Killing in Wagoner County
In Wagoner Oklahoma a mob of about 100 masked white men lynched Marie Sealt a Black woman who allegedly stabbed Lemuel Peace a white man to death. The lynching occurred before daylight at the jail and the sheriff retrieved the body an hour later. The county attorney opened an inquiry but no charges had been filed.
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Muskogers
Okla
Wagoner
Muskogee
Marie Sealt
Lemuel Peace
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Elijah Mount
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Elm Swamp
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Tme
Boone Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Henry Cavin
Roy S. Nicely
Jackson
Otis Garner
Elmore Busby
Henry Kungler
L. L. Pauley
Cuntee
Joan Lathrope
Lebanon City
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