Banquet by Brotherhood features Dr Wasser speech
The Methodist Brotherhood held its annual banquet in Centenary church basement with nearly 200 men. Dr William Campbell Wasser of York Nebraska preached on elevating the Christian life and urged more men to join the church, while local leaders gave short talks and flowers were sent to ill president Henry Flickinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
Centenary Church
Paul C. Tauer
Lebanon
Judge Parr
Brotherhood
Henry A. Flickinger
Wabash Valley
Lafayette
Flickinger
H. P. New
Freig
AL. A. Plickinger
New
Mr. Flickinger
W. H. Great
Paul 0. Taner
W. S. Ritchie
Flickenger
Morris Ritchie
Tower
Henry Sicks
W. H. Parr
W. H. Crear
S. N. Cragan
J. MeWorley
William Campbell Wasser
Methodist Church of
York
Nebraska
Dr. Wasser
United States
Wasser
Leazen
F. L. Hardy
First Baptist Church
W. P. McKinsey
George B. Jones
Ben F. McKey
C. A. Beery
Prof. Slagle
Prof
Given
Prof. Jones
the Lebanon High School
John W. Hornaday
C. D. Crear
Kirk Waldo
Robbins
Public Service Examines Jasper County Telephone Co Books
Ree Examing books and accounts of the Jasper County Telephone Co by Indiana Public Service Commission accountants Herdrich of Rensselaer and Boggs of Terre Haute after six days work covering 1895 to date. They will report jointly with halves prepared in different cities before visiting New Albany to inspect Wan and Electric Company books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herdrich
Indiana Public Service Commission
Rensselaer
Harry Boggs
Terre Vaute
Jasper County Telephone Co
Messrs
Boggs
Terre Haute
New Albany
Wan and Electric Company
District Meeting of Pythian Sisters Draws 350 Delegates
In Frankfort on Tuesday nearly all of the district's twenty nine temples were represented by over three hundred delegates. Seventeen grand and past grand officers attended. Amminta Ames opened the business session with Ida Masten giving the welcome and Emma C. Taylor offering the response. Delphi Temple No. 198 performed an installation drill demonstration, Laura Smith, grand chief, spoke briefly. A banquet followed at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Frankfort
Amminta Ames
Crawfordsville
Ida Masten
Emma C. Taylor
Delphi
Delphi Temple No
Laura Smith
Masonic Temple
Lebanonites Honored in Indiana University Drama Cast
John Benz named to take part in a dramatic production at Indiana University as Strut and Fret selects Ruth Herdrick secretary. The group presented "true" April 16 with parts filled for the School for Scandal. John Beaz chosen for Sir Oliver Surface role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Mian Ruth Herdrick
John Beaz
Sir Oliver Surface
Narrow escape as Sugar Creek floods threaten bridge
William Harold, 50, of Mechanicsburg, narrowly escaped drowning while inspecting the T H J E traction line abutments north of Mechanicsburg bridge. Heavy winter clothing hampered his effort to reach the bank as Sugar Creek ran high. Harry Thompson, a former Frankfort man, leaped into the swollen water after Harold, shedding his coat and boots to reach him. They pulled Harold to the banks as water roared past, the bridge still in danger from recent floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harold
Mechanicsburg
Harald
Sugar Creek
Harold
Harry 0. Thompson
Richey
Mr. Thompson
Agreement Ends Long Case In Montgomery Circuit Court
The case of Henry F Schoptaugh et al vs Miles King over two wells on the King farm Perry township was compromised in Montgomery circuit court on Monday. King agreed to pay $350 to the plaintiffs after the suit, pending for years since a venue change, claimed dry holes and nonpayment if water was struck. Attorney William J Wood represented the defendant. The article then details Lebanon lodge organized April 11, 1874 with charter members and current membership, plus a forty year financial summary showing total receipts of 24,768.29 including dues and various incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Schoptaugh
al Va
Miles King
Montgomery
Montgomery County
King Farm
Perry Township
Paintiffs
William J. Wood
Lebanon
Ben A. Smith
William £. Crigler
Ed Reynolds
M. P. Johnson
W.H. Pennington
John W. Kise
Calvin Sanders
Thomas J. Powell
A. D. Morris
James W. Gartner
James M. Small
P. L. Herod
Milroy Lane
John W. Olive
John H. Morgan
Thomas J. Shulee
John W. Hammond
John W. Clements
Camplin
S. Daily
John A. Abbott
Isaac W. Morris
F. M. Busby
William A. Kenworthy
William Crigler
Oxford
Ind
Castle Hall
Pursesments Totalled 24731.33 Across Varied Expenditures
The records show total expenditures of 24731.33 including nurse hire 80.60 sick benefits 4938.50 widows 117.10 burial 186.75 grand lodge tax 1676.02 furniture and supplies 778.95 loan repaid 1917 rents 3357 officers janitor 2009.37 interest 2446.81 heat and light 1006.32 insurance 187.78 miscellaneous ties 2722.47 and other small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
May Meeting of Parent Teachers Association
The May meeting will be held on May 11. Discussion centers on Vocational Training with C. F. Neal presenting Shall the School Teach Trades and Rev C H Carmichael addressing The Effect of Vocational Training on Scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers’ Association
C. F
Neal
C. H. Carmichael
Visiting Nurse Ida McCaslin Arrives for Logansport Work
Miss Ida McCaslin arrives from Lafayette to lead Logansport Red Cross nursing efforts. Former superintendent at State Soldiers Home, she brings about thirteen years of nursing experience and will set up an office with Dr. J. A. Little. The contract details were finalized at a Public Library session, salary set at 374 per month, with work beginning immediately and a blue visiting nurse uniform to be worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Mel Castin
Casx County Medical Society
Broadway
J. A. Little
Mise McCaslin
Regula Yon
V.N
Cecil McClain Dead in Lamar Tuberculosis Claim
Cecil McClain, 27, son of James McClain ex commissioner of Boone county, died Tuesday at his home in Lamar Colorado from tuberculosis. His body will be brought to Jamestown for burial. He leaves a wife, mother, father and a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Cecil McClain
James McClain
Boone County
Lamar
Colo
Jamestown
Recruiting Officer for Indiana National Guard Tasks Three Companies
Fred Hollingsworth of Anderson has been appointed recruiting officer for the Third Battalion, Second Infantry. He is instructed to recruit Company L of Lebanon, Company M of Anderson, and Company K of Seymour to one hundred members each, and to begin duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hollingsworth
Anderson
Indiana National Guard
Second Infantry
Lebanon
Seymour
Curtis Dies After Nineteen Months Illness at 30
Thomas W. Curtis aged 30 years dies at 6 a m Friday at his parents home 617 West Chicago street after a long illness of nineteen months Brights disease the cause. Born in Clinton township June 17 1883 he married Gertrude Buckman August 4 1903 in Indianapolis and leaves three children Earl Josephine and Fern. Surviving siblings include Jesse Rungell Curtis Carrie Merrick Eva Romine and Goldie Curtis. Funeral at 9 30 a m Sunday from Curtis residence conducted by Rev Kirk Waldo Robbins burial Hopewell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Curtis
Wallace Cortle
Chicago Street
Bright
Mr. Curtis
Clinton Township
This County
Indianapolis
Gertrude Buckman
Earl
Josephine
Fern
Ie Alay
Jesse
Rungell Curtis
Lebanon
Carrie Merrick
Eva Romine
Goldie Curtis
Nome
Curtis
West
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Hopewell Cemetery
Postmasters Urged to Promote Parcel Post Changes
Postmasters receive a department letter urging active public education on parcel post advantages under new rates and limits. Emphasis on books and printed matter weight thresholds, insurance, and prepaid communications, plus proper packing and addressing to ensure service reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Aiica
Japanese kimonas sent to Mrs Perkins from Nagasaki
Gibson, brother of Mrs. Jobo G Perkins, recently back from a three month trip to the Philippines and Orient, sent two fine kimonos from Nagasaki. One gray silk crepe with white silk lining and cherry blossom embroidery, plus obi, the other old rose silk crepe with white chrysanthemum embroidery. Also sent an embroidered shawl to cousin Mrs Harriet Wilson of Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FD. Gibson
Jobo G. Perkins
Philippines
Orient
Mra. Perkins
Nagasaki
Japan
Florence Eleanor
Mr. Gibson
Lebanon
Gibson
Harriet Wilson
Thorntown
Oats Sowing Delayed by Week of Heavy Rains
The county sees a week-long delay in oats sowing due to heavy rains. Some farmers managed to plant before the showers, but many must wait for dry ground. The delay may reduce the crop yield, while wheat benefits from the moisture.
Job for Rural Carriers Begins April Sixteen
Rural mail carriers will take on extra duties starting April 16 for a sixty day period. They are ordered to count every piece of mail and weigh it for the duration. The office staff has just completed weighing and counting parcel post mail for two weeks to gauge its impact.
Parnell Files Candidacy at Frankfort Republican Feast
Annyuivement of Mis Candidacy Made at Ninth district banquet in Frankfort. Fred 8 Parnell of Attica announced he will seek the Republican district nomination at the forthcoming district convention. The district chairman W A Roach introduced Parnell who spoke briefly outlining party needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Fred 8
Parnell
Attica
Blinn Theatre
W. A. Roach
Pictures received of Lusitania liner for club rooms
C F Neal wrote to Cunard and Hamburg American for wall pictures of ocean liners. This morning two prints arrived. the large Cunard Lusitania, about 30 by 50 inches, is hung in the K P club rooms. The Lusitania, one of the largest vessels, is about 790 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Neal
Cunard
Hamburg American Steamship Companies
Cunard Line
Lusitania
K. of P
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E. Church Organization
Church
Dima Herdiich Completes
Renssalaeh
Jasper County
Tele
Ruth Herdrick
Strut and Fret
John Benz
Indiana
WM. Harold
Calla
H.J. Thomp
Schoptaugh
Circuit Court
Long Liligstinn
The
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ida Apcaslin
Xunse
Meety
Red Cross
Cec McLain
Bon
Lamar, Colo
Parcel Vost
Melly To
Yarlins Evatores of
Law
Perkinny
F. D. Qibyon
THEM
Yask
Pornell
P. Club
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