Noted Hoosier Artists Exhibit to Lebanon April 17
Florentine club in Lebanon hosts an Indiana art exhibit with papers on Pioneer Artists of Indiana and Present Day Hoosier Group. Grace Etchison reads on pioneers, Esther Perkins sings, and Agness Walker plays The Willoway Caprice. Mary Hadley frames the Hoosier group as landscape painters portraying nature's moods. The exhibit, April 17 to 24, features T. C. Steele, William Forsythe, Otto Stark, Ri B Gruelte, Ottie Adams, with Steele and Forsythe shaping a Western school in Indiana.
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Florentine Club
Helen Caldwell
Nora ¥ Oone
Nanale Miller
Indiana
Grace Etchison
Esther Perkins
Misa Agness Walker
Newland
Mary Hadley
Our City
Hoosier Group of
Lebanon
DaVinci
Raphael
Tithen
Herit
Silver Sea
T. C. Steele
William Forsythe
Otto Stark
Ri B
Gruelte
Ottie Adams
Steele
Forsythe
Adams
Munich
William M. Chase
Frank- Mn
Ind
Europe
Liebers
Porter
Brown
Waveland
Indianapolis
Wm Forsythe
Mr. Steele
Arbor Day set for Indiana to plant 1,000,000 trees
Governor Ralston will help inaugurate Arbor Day by planting a tree in the State House yard next Friday afternoon with 1,000,000 trees to be planted statewide. Charles Greathouse and B A Gladden oversee arrangements, with Charles Baldwin supplying the tree.
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Ralston
Indiana
State House
Charles A. Greatshouse
Charles A. Greatshouse, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
B. A. Gladden
Charles H. Baldwin
State Hoard of Forestry
Greathouse
Charles W. Pairbanks
Frimkfort
Resurrection Proved in Easter Sermon for Sir Knights
The Rev F J Mardy declares the resurrection core to Christianity as Lebanoi Commandery 43 Knights Templar attend Easter services at First Baptist. Rev F L Hardy preaches on Proofs of the Resurrection citing Pauls testimony the Gospels and Christ himself to affirm the event and its impact on early churches and modern faith.
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Lebanoi Commandery No
Knights Templar
First Baptist Church
FL. Hardy
Hardy
Sciemce
Jesus Christ
Dreaus Christ
Apostle
Paul
Early Church
Hound
Jerusalem
Christ
Matthew
Mary Magdaline
Mary
Mark
Mary Mag
Roman Empire
Antioch
Phillips
Berea
Thessalongs
Athens
Corinth
Rome
Europe
Church of Today
Galilee
Jesus
Death in Iowa Claims Former Thorntown Woman
Mrs. Ella Coffin wife of Dr. Thomas Coffin died at their home in Oskaloosa Iowa Tuesday morning. She was raised by Milton Hadley after being an orphan. A former resident here twenty years ago Dr. Coffin practiced dentistry with Dr. H H Allen. She was noted for her fine character and became a minister in the Friends church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown Times
Ella Coffin
Thomas Coffin
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Optimistic Finches and a Flying Machine Dream
G Y Fowler from Daytona Beach reports Mr and Mrs F A Finch left Daytona for Lebanon after a pleasant winter. Finch, a firm optimist, discussed a planned airplane test with pilot Ashbury. Finches calm outlook contrasted with Ashbury’s caution as friends planned a trial flight, but the venture was postponed.
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Frankfett Times
G. Y. Fowler
Daytona Beach
F. A. Finch
Lebanon
Florida
Rockefeller
Boone County
Ashbury
Banquo
Asbury
Mr. Finch
Finch
Georgie
Man Sandle
Georgia
Sandie
Sandia
Governor Traces Family Tree to Revolutionary War Soldier
Ohio governor learns through letters that his great grandfather Andrew Ralston fought in the Revolutionary War. The correspondence places the family in Scotland and Pennsylvania before settling in eastern Ohio, with records showing Andrew captured at Long Island and later buried in Beech Springs Cemetery, Harrison County Ohio.
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Pennsylvania
Andrew
Battle of
Brandywine
Casper Weltzera
E Company
Samuel Miles
Pennsylvania Rifle Regimant
Pension Office
War Department
Andrew Halston
Andrew Ralston
Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment
Andrew ‘Ralston
Ralston
John
Lewis Waltemeyer Ralston
Sophie Waltemeyer Halston
Beech Springs
Harrison County
Ohio
Bloomfield
Adams County
Ralston Family Ties Highlight Ohio Relatives Visit
John C. Ralston discloses new details about kin in Ohio. One relative allegedly joined Greely on a polar expedition and was brought to Howard in a box. Another kin served as Socialist mayor of Pontoria but lost reelection to a Republican and a Democrat rival. The governor is promised a grand welcome if he visits 72 year old Ralston at his Ohio home.
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John C. Ralston
Additio G
Greely
Orth Pola
Howard
Ohio
Fpontoria
Vieira
Painters Fall From Scaffold But Escape Serious Injury
Joseph Clayton and William Moss, painters, fell about eighteen feet with scaffolding while painting John Hutchings residence. The scaffold struck the veranda and broke the fall. both escaped broken bones though were badly shaken, not seriously hurt.
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Joseph Clayton
William Moss
John Hutchings
Case Dismissed in Whitestown Replevin Suit
The Waltestown band squinet Frank Berry case to replevin a horn was dismissed after agreement. The instrument and other property claimed by the Whitestown band were recovered. The defendant paid costs and the plaintiff dropped $25 damages. Compromise reached.
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Waltestown
Frank Berry
Squire Harlan
Whitestown
Basly
Fire at Zionsville destroys home and contents
The residence of Mr. Davis in Zionsville burned Saturday due to a defective flue, completely destroying the house and most contents. Davis, an engineer on the Big Four, had a long 30 year career, and his widowed status with daughter Mrs. Mary Barrick and family nearby was noted. Insurance covered $1,000 on the home and $500 on the contents. The house had been struck by lightning three times previously.
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Hr. Davis
Zionsville
Davis
Mary Barrick
Grade Track Meet In Lebanon City Schools May 21 or 22
Lebanon city boys grade track meet scheduled at the fate ground on May 21 or 22. Students are soliciting business men and others to sponsor prizes for winners.
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Lebanon
Aeet
Fate Ground
Bsiness
Anizen
Peep-O’-Spring Flowers From Colorado
Miss Veg Jackson of Colorado sent Miss Leota Saunders a box of Peep o Spring or Sand Daisies. The first spring flowers appear in sandy places, with white blossoms and yellow centers, smaller than a white daisy, and they grow directly at ground level without stems.
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Veg Jackson
Colorado
Leota Saunders
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Indiana School of Art
Irvington
Ott. Suirk
Art Students League
New York
Paris
America
Philadelphia
Hoosier Group
Chicwago
R. R. Groelle
Connecticut
Ottis Adams
Brookville
J. E. Bundy
Richmond
Clifton A Wheeler
Wit Flant
F. J. Mardy
Thorntown
Optimist
A. Finch
Daytona
Steubenville
Jonas Ralston
Society of Sons of the Revolution
Wim. Mossy
Whitestown Banifs
Frank
Berry
Case
ED. Davis DE
Furnitore
Mortgaga Jonta Ientate
Henry L. Moore
Fieet Rural Loan and Savings Association
Henry
Zec'y
Vernie
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