Co L Upsets Dutch Specials In Rough Armory Tilt
Co L defeated the Dutch Specials of Indianapolis 29 to 26 after a tied game at halftime and a tight five minute overtime. Lambert led Co L with four field goals and five free throws, Garrett added five baskets, and Levoi hit three long shots as Lebanon’s team forged to a final win in a highly physical, crowd-rousing matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L
Detek
Indianapolis
Armory
Deitch Specials
Limeo
Co. L Ted
Rhode
Lambert
Garrett
Levoi
Smith
Khig
Lebanon
Co. I
Detch
Feeney
Schoenewan
Dat
le Netch
Lampert
Kifoe
Evang
Garret
Babb King
Behrent
Garrat
DeVol
Evans
Babb
Kilan
Kline
Darnell
Schoeneman
Burns
Seorer
Truitt
Himmelen players to form stock company at Joplin Mo
Mrs Georgia Titus Weil returns from Buffalo where Himmelen players were last week. She is daughter of Mrs Hello Titus of this city and has gained a rise in theatre. The troupe closes a successful season and will go into permanent stock at Joplin Mo. Mrs Weil has good offers for stock but has not decided location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Titus Weil
Buffalo
Himmelen
Well
Titus
Hiemelein
Joplin
Mire
Wonadaiaem
Officials blame for allowing train to cross weakened bridge
In Lafayette Indiana on April 1 a Wa bash Railroad bridge at Attica collapsed as eight injured passengers were transported after a previous wreck had weakened the structure. Three were killed and about forty hurt. most pray to home. Names of injured listed among patients at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette. Detours set via Veedersburg and Danville. Fireman J. L. Miller’s body sent to Peru. Homes of engineer Tim Hull and Express Messenger J A Thomas to be returned to Peru and Huntington respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Wabash
Attica
Frank Blige
Detroit
Mich
Frank Brause
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Grace
Delphos
Ohio
Leonard Gorton
Jersey
Oho
Walter Krauscaw
Aki
Georgetown
Ill
John Verlon
Prankfort
Herman Bartugart
Danville
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Veedersburg
Thirteen-Year-Old Thorneberry Sentenced for Bank Robbery
Clarence Thornberry, thirteen, son of Morton Thornberry, was sent to the Boys Industrial School at Plainfield after a pattern of robberies. He confessed to breaking into Joseph Cain’s West street residence and stealing about $2.90 from a child’s bank. The money was returned and Sheriff McRoberts escorted him to Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Thornberry
Morton Thornberry
Boys’ Industrial
Plainfeld
Young Thornberry
Joseph Cain
West Street
Cain
Sherif McRoberts
Plainfield Institution
Financial audit finds overpayment to Owe Sheriff
Inspectors from the state bank of accounts reviewed Sheriff McRoberts office finances for 1912 through 1913. They report the sheriff was overpaid by $23.80, due to free gravel road and turnpike notice service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRoberts
$15 000 Damage Suit Venued Here In Indianapolis Case
Julia Hensel sues Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co for $15 000 alleging a street car started suddenly as she tried to board at Delaware Street and Massachusetts Avenue on October 9, 1913. She claims a fall and dragging caused injuries worth $10 000 and seeks judgment. Also noted are rulings in a separate matter regarding a receivership and related credits and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie A. Hensel
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co
Marion County
Delaware Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis
Samuel J. Wilcox
Thomas R. Stewart
Owen BE
Wilcox
Harvey M. Coulter
J and
C. DP. Drear
Water quality tests on Indiana interurban rail cars
The State Board of Health under Federal request will test drinking water from railcar coolers on interurban routes in Indiana. Chemists led by H E Barnard will sample water aboard electric cars, assess cooler cleanliness, ice quality, and sanitation of water and ice handling across Indianapolis Evansville Marion Anderson South Bend and other centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
H. E. Barnard
Food and Drug
State Board of Health
Indianapalls
Evansville
Marion
Anderson
South Bend
Paintings Come Home for Indiana Exhibit in Lebanon
The Florentine club prepares for its second art exhibit in Lebanon during April 17 to 24 to promote local art. The Indiana show features original works by renowned artists including T. C. Steele with two paintings titled October Days and Pigin Winter valued at 300 and 175 dollars respectively. Steele, born in Owen County, long-time Indiana resident, and painter of governors Gray to Matthews, is noted for portraits and landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florentine Club
Lebanon
Il Pening
Richmond
Madigan
Muncie
South Bend
Indiana
T. C. Steele
Stegle
Owen County
Ind
Brown County
Dana
Gray
Matthews
Ume
Suit Over Farm Purchase Money Arises In County Court
Albert B. Witt sues Minnie Witt Dorotha Witt and guardian Clifton Utter for about 2710.50 on the sale of an undivided half of 875 acres for 91125 made Feb 21 1914. He seeks about 3000 in judgment. The second item profiles the Lebanon Boone county United Brethren pastor Rev Wayne Afficer age twenty one overseeing evangeliastic services with support from local church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert EB. Witt
Minnie Witt
Dorotha C. Witt
Clifton Utter
Plains
Kit
Dorothy €. Witt
Lebanon
Boone County
United Brethren Church
Wayne Afficer
Muntle
Sory Ines
United Brethren
Chirches
Miller
Backward Spring Weather Prophets Spar Over Predictions
A colorful tirade against ground hogs and weather prognosticators as a backward spring forecast stirs lore of goose bones, corner store sages, and the chronic predictions that winter will linger despite sunny days.
Sad case of Jesse Bean amid white plague struggle
Jesse Oliver Bean a former Indianapolis resident died Sunday at his mother's Crawfordsville home from tuberculosis. Born July 4 1883 in Boone County he married Emma Yankey in 1903 and left four daughters Zelma Evangeline Eveline Tresa Helen. His wife supported by friends and his mother kept the family till his death. The Indianapolis News noted the strain on the family as TB claimed more local lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Oliver Bean
Jodianapolis
Mill Street
Crawfordsyile
Mr. Bean
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Boone County
Hmma Yankey
Zelma Evangeline
Eveline
Tresa
Helen
Bean
Society For the Prevention
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Tree
Marion County
Lem
Flower Mission
Smother City
City Board of Health
Former resident faces forgery charge after morphine found
Chaves M. Daugherty of Daylington was arrested in Waveland and jailed in Crawfordsville on forgery charges. Officers say a pocket morphine tablet was found on him and a bottle with about 500 tablets and as many pills were recovered. He claimed sixteen years of drug use and consuming about twenty pills daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Chaves M. Daugherty
Daylington
Waveland
Crawfordsville
Sherman Zachary
Daugherty
Zachary
Crawfordaville
Offter
Central Christian Church Plans Liquidation of Debt
The church board met Monday night to liquidate about 3600 in debt from church and parsonage repairs. They will issue stock certificates ranging from 200 to 1 dollars, aim to have them out by May 4, with 6 percent interest dating from then, hoping for quick disposal to reduce the indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Roganta Barrickman Dies at Home in Perry Township
Roganta Mary Barrickman aged 42 years died at her Perry Township home at 3 10 a m Tuesday from acute pulmonary and intestinal tuberculosis after a three week illness She was born May 3 1880 in Hamilton County and married September 20 1900 to John Albert Barrickman who survives with seven children Alice Paulson Doris Gale Julius Eugene Ona Jane Russell Wayne Forest Edward Lula Bernice Eula Vernice Also surviving are brothers and sisters Henry Burt Helms Albert Ray Helm Nina Florence Blanton Jerinl Ivy West and Kiley Helms Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Mt Hunta Im Thursday with Rev E A Williams officiating Interment in Mt Rural Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roganta Mary Barrickman
Perry
Hamilton County
John Albert Barrickman
Alice Paulson
Doris Gale
Julius Eugene
Ona Jane
Russell Wayne
Forest Edward
Lula “Bernice
Eula Vernice
Henry Burt Helms
Albert
Ray Helm
Nina Florence Blanton
Jerinl Ivy West
Kiley Helms
Dapitist Church
Mts. Hun
Lla. Im
Thureday
Open meeting entertains Ben Adhem Lodge members
About 140 attendees enjoyed a Monday night program at Ben Adhem Lodge with speeches by Judge W. Parr and the Rev. F. L. Hardy, readings by Mrs. Watler McDaniel and others, drill work by Walter Cory, and a two course supper served to members and guests despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Adhem
A. J. Shelby
W. FR. Parr
F. L. Hardy
Harey Hamilton
Con tractor Hopes to Complete Sewer in Two Months
George T. Miller, contractor on the third ward sewer, resumed work on the job Monday. He said winter suspensions ended and with favorable weather the sewer can be finished within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Miller
Third Ward
Aps
Live in Mexico City figures tied to wartime outcome
Dr Parley Monroe, son of Mrs Tullet V Monros and sister to Mrs T B Martin of this city, is located in Mexico City with Eman L Beck, a former Lebanonite. Beck is president of a large Mexico City bank. Both men have strong financial interests there and express anxiety about unsettled wartime conditions and the outcome of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley Monroe
Tullet V. Monros
T. B. Martin
Mexico City
Mexico
Eman L. Beck
Beck
Monroe
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O. J. Woo
Mrs
Georgia Titus Wells Services
Denmnd
Plainfield
Wan
Circuit Court
Sheriff
Wroberts
Wim
Divlal
Win
Traction& Terminal CC
Befendanid
Julia Hansel
Pintuthy
Sho
Albert E. Witt Sues
Minnie and
Dorotha Witt
Jesse Bean
Parmer
With Forrery
Bosra of
Christian Church
Perry Township
Wes, Hosanna
M. Barrichman
Will “Rurn
Con
Eman
Parley
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