Lebanon factory fund drive urged to keep cream separator plant
A Lebanon public meeting by the Business Men's Association reviewed a proposal from Dairy Cream Separator Co to expand locally. The company seeks 10 000 to 12 000 square feet, fireproof single story add ition, and a $3 000 donation, with ground south of North Street and near the Big Four railroad. Community leaders praised staying in Lebanon and agreed to canvass town for funds, including a house to house drive. The gathering also supported aiding the Palmer McMahan Furniture Co in buying Felker cabinet factory and invited members to a church service May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Business Men's Association
Council ‘Chamber
W. C. Yutzy
John C. Perkins
Lieanon
Ind
City of
Lebanon
Big Four Railroad
Morris Ritchie
J. W. Shumate
W. J. DeVol
Irwin Brown
W.T. Hooton H. T. Thompson
Mark Adler
John Tice
Tice
Palmer-McMahan Furniture Co
Felker
FP. L. Hardy
Business Men's Association
First Baptist Church
Court House
Firet Baptist Church
New Farmers Bakery and Restaurant Opens on West South Street
G W Shaw owns the new Farmers Bakery and Restaurant located in the Charles Building on West South Street. John Taylor of Indianapolis, with twenty three years in the trade, will bake. The establishment plans to offer meals and short orders alongside bread, pies, and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West South Street
Charles Building
G.W. Shaw
Shaw
John Taylor
Indianapolis
Taylor
Grateful to Governor frees prisoner for visit to father
Mrs. Rae Krauss life prisoner at Indiana Woman's Prison returned to Indy after a two week liberty visit to her elderly father, Dr. Frederick Andermann, at Pennville. Governor Ralston trusted her with the parole and she came back five hours before the allotted time, expressing gratitude and emotion about the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rae Krauss
Indiana Woman's Prison
Frederick Andermann
Pennville
Ind
Ralston
Pather
Governor Ralston
Mrs. Krauss
Mrs
Mrs. Thornley of Lebanon Dies in Anderson
Mrs. Theodore Thornley, born in Lebanon to George Korney, died Sunday at her Anderson home. She moved to Anderson about ten years ago and was about fifty. Survived by her husband and two children. funeral held in Anderson on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Thornley
Lebanon
Anderson
Thornley
George Korney
Boyd Johnson Joins Chicago Branch of Continental Building
Boyd Johnson of Thorntown leaves W. B. Burford Co in Indianapolis to lead a new Baker Vawter Stationary Co branch at the Continental and Commercial Building in Chicago. He will oversee operations for the Chicago site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Johnson
Thorntown
W. B. Burford Co
Indianapolis
Baker Vawter Stationary Company
Chicago
Continental & Commercial
Third Ward School Building to Open by Septembers
The Lebanon third ward school will be brick with stone trimmings and two brick colors. Basement houses gymnasium 56.10 by 31.8 feet with fourteen foot ceiling and seating gallery. four class rooms on each upper floor with cloak rooms and ventilation. General contractor William Everly of Indianapolis. heating by American Warming and Ventilating Co.. electrical work by D E Anderson. Estimated cost about $28,626. architect Elmer E. Dunlap of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Third Ward
William Everly
Indianapolis
American Warming and Ventilating Co
D. E. Anderson
Elmer E. Dunlap
Pelker Factory May Be Reopened in Lebanon
Anderson men George Palmer and Kenneth B. McMahan seek to reopen the Felker cabinet plant as Palmer Furniture Co. They propose Lebanon residents buy $5,000 in first mortgage bonds or take stock with options to redeem. If approved, 18 to 25 workers start, rising to 40 or 50 as tables begin, with two families moving to Lebanon to staff the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felker
George ©. Palmer
Kenneth B. McMahan
Anderson
Palmer Furniture Co
Jokners
Lebanon
Messrs. Palmer and McMahan
Business Men's Association
Palmer
McMahan
Armstrong Father Dies in Anderson Funeral Held
Arch Armstrong returns from Newcastle where he attended his father James Armstrong's funeral. James died at his daughter's Anderson home after wintering there. Age 82, cause kidney trouble. He belonged to the Odd Fellows lodge for 61 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Armstrong
Newcastle
James Armstrong
Anderson
Odd Fellows Lodge
Sophomores to entertain classmates Friday night at high school
High school notes report a Friday evening entertainment in the high school building with committees appointed and anticipation of a good time. The boys’ basketball team received black sweaters with orange monograms, praised for spirit and effort for L. H. 8. The advanced gym class hiked, with plans for more hikes as weather improves. The girls’ debating club met yesterday and argued that men on crowded streetcars should give up seats to women, with the negatives prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H
Public Hearing on Post Office Site Offers in Gainesville
W R Holloway of Gainesville arrived to inspect six proposed sites for a new post office. He conducted hearings with property owners who bid, completed a city map, and reviewed sites on Washington East Main West North Meridian streets and more. He noted site size limits and alley constraints, with a 10000 dollar appropriation and potential for new or revised offers before Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Holloway
Gainesville
Fla
U. S. Treasury Department
Postofice
Hogshire
Block
Thomas J. Powell
Washington and
East Streets
Atha M. Wilson
C. E. Imel
Main
West
L. B .Witt
A. E H. Witt
Lebanon Tele Phone Company
North
Meridian
Mary M. Riley
Washington Street
Main Street
South Street
Holloway
Alton
Department
Heeft
Lebanon
Death of D. T. Masters in Lebanon at 58
Delaney Thomas Masters died at 6 15 am Wednesday after paralysis at his 716 West Chicago home. Born May 22 1855 in Franklin Johnson county Ind he was 58 years 10 months 28 days. Survived by wife Lydia Anderson two children May Jones Henry Masters, one infant daughter. two half sisters Ida Klees Chicago Dora Browh Laporte. father William J Masters Goshen. Funeral Friday 2 pm Central Christian church with Knights of Pythias ritual at Oak Hill cemetery. No flowers requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaney Thomas Masters
Chicago Street
Mr. Masters
Franklin
Johnson County
Ind
Boone County
Lebanon
Lydia Anderson
Kansas
Masters
May Jones
Indianapolis
Henry Masters
Ida Klees
Chicago
Dora Browh
Laporte
William J. Masters
Goshen
Central Christian Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
A. L. Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
James Bush Paroled After Court Ordered Leave From Eagletown
James Bush released on parole by Governor Ralston and Governor Burk after settling fines totaling 181.60 dollars. He must spend thirty days arranging his affairs and depart Eagletown, promising to leave dust from his shoes before the period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burk
Ralston
Eagletown
Week in Probate Court Reports Filed and Actions Shown
Probate court records show consent of Grace Sipes to act as executor for Marietta Burkhalter, bond set at 48000 with surety, and multiple estates authorized for sale rent and guardianship actions. Administrators report final distributions, liens, and sales of real estate including a 2500 deed to Bloomfield Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sipes
Grace Sipes
Marietta M. Burkhalter
William 5
Alexander
Ross Robbins
William R. Peffley
W. T. Hooton
Hiram D. Powell
Mary E. Evans
Deces Dent
George Beck
Earnest. B. Beck
Minnie B. Stephenson
Edward H. Stephenson
Jane H. Stephenson
Esther Stephenson
Opal Stephenson
Dorothy Stephenson
Elizabeth Stephenson
Edwilda Stephenson
Harold D. Stephenson
George Hughbanks
Guardian
Isaze S.adney
Marion Hughbanks
Maggie Wat
Horne
William B. Denny
Elijah M. Denny
Bloomfield Grimes
Nagle Will Probated In Clinton Circuit Court
Garrett Nagle Jr of Lebanon was named executor of James Nagle's will in Clinton circuit court. Bond $2000 posted. Personal property to widow with equal shares to three children, Katie Clauser William Nagle and Garrett Nagle Jr. Katie and Garrett to pay William $150 within 90 days of widow’s death. Fred Cassada, 31, died at Montgomery county farm after long epilepsy. Body taken to Darlington for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Nagle, Jr
Lebanon
James Nagle
Perry Township
Clinton County
Clinton
Katie Clauser
William Nagle
Garrett Nagle
Fred Cassada
Montgomery County
Darlington
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Palk Industrial Matters
Dairy Cream Separator Company Sub
Mits
Mrs. Rae. Krauss
Woman's Prison
Theodore ‘Thornley
Leb
Pelker Factory
Treasury
D. T. Masters
James Bush
Nagle
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