Lebanon Stars At Frankfort Triangular Track Meet
King of Lebanon shone with sixteen points leading his team to a near upset of Crawfordsville and Frankfort. Powell won the mile, Church led early in the mile, and Lebanon clinched the relay as Lebanon, Crawfordsville, and Frankfort scored 38, 43, and 18 points respectively with DeVol sidelined by injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Ramilton
Frankfort
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Lambert
DeVol
Noblesville
Church
Powell
Nicholson
King
McAlevy
McaAlevy
Eagleson
Wisehart
Shout
Williams
McDonald
Worley
Reath
Lebanon High School
Radlars
O. Collins
Clark
Helm
McGrath
Slagle
Hines
Parr
Walker
Wilson
Stubbs
R. Collins
Crawfordaville
Ralf
Wiliams
Crawwfordsville
Labexon
Wischart
Stonebraker
Hush
Leanon, Ltd
Beck
Ard
Jomp—Worley
Local Track Meet Results Standings and Distances
Ist and Bush of Lebanon and Manson of Crawfordsville tied for second in a field event. Eagleson of Crawfordsville won the running broad jump with King of Lebanon taking second and Pryor of Frankfort eighth. In pole vault King of Lebanon placed first with Black of Lebanon second and Thompson of Frankfort third. Height measurements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Lebanon
Manson
Crawfordsville
Eagleson
King
Pryor
Frankfort
Black
Thompson
Special Train To Noblesville For Lebanon Meets
The Athletic Association of Lebanon high school charters a special Central Indiana train to Noblesville Friday to attend the track and oratorical meets. Leaves 1 PM and returns 11 20 PM. One hundred tickets must be sold. tickets save $1.00. Notify Prof. K. G. Walker Miss Ruth Campbell or Byron Jones to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Athletic Association of Lebanon High School
Indiana
Noblesville
K. G. Walker
Ruth Campbell
Byron Jones
Noblesville to Host Central Indiana Oratorical and Track Meet
Noblesville will host the central Indiana oratorical and athletic contest next Sunday with visitors from Crawfordsville Lafayette Frankfort and Lebanon. Track events occur at 2 pm on the old fairy grounds and the declamation contest runs that night in the opera house. Malcolm Cottingham leads Noblesville in declamation with speakers from all schools and judges including Prof. E P Trueblood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville Enterprise
Central Indiana
Noblesville
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Brankfort
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lake Erie
Midland
Fairy Grounds
Opera House
Cullen Thomas
Butler College
Malcolm Cottingham
Crawfordaville Frankfort
Young Wife Found Dead in Sheridan Home
Sheridan residents were shocked by the coroner's report that Mrs. Fred Pearson, a young wife, died by hanging in her own home. The rope was attached to a transom, with a loop around her neck, and investigators believe death was slow. Pearson's husband is an Electric Light plant fireman. her father, John R. Cox, lives nearby. No known cause for the hanging was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Fred Pearson
Big Four Declares Independence From New York Central
The Big Four rail line will operate independently from its Cincinnati base while remaining part of the New York Central system. H. A. Worcester will head all departments from Cincinnati, with Brister becoming traffic manager for both freight and passenger services. Net results show 1913 deficit of 2.7 million against 1912 surplus, signaling a broad reorganization aimed at local control and cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Railway
Cincinnati
New York Central
A. H. Smith
H. A. Worcester
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria and Eastern
New York
Big Faure
C. J. Brister
Worcester
H. J. Hhein
Brister
Big Four
Cincinnati Northern
Glen
Lake Shore
Hudson River
Michigan Central
Sacred concert in Frankfort draws large audience
A Sunday afternoon sacred concert in Frankfort, directed by Miss Hannah Bell of Lebanon, attracted a standing room only crowd at the Methodist church. The pupils of Frankfort schools delivered patient, expressive performances from start to finish, with Handel’s Hallelujah chorus especially well rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Handel
Frankfort School Chorus Praised for Musical Program
The chorus received high praise for an exceptionally well presented program. Miss Bell, the musical director, is noted for her knowledge and ability and is well liked by students and patrons. Mrs Ada Kent Phipps accompanied on the organ. Attendees from Lebanon included Miss Nora Young Miss Helen Caldwell Miss Gaynell Stump Cecil Hurt Lydia Bull Olivia Votive Agnes Walker Nora Darnell Mrs Felker and William A Rell.
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Bell
Frankfort
Ada Kent Phipps
Lebanon
Nora Young
Helen Caldwell
Gaynell Stump
Cecil Hurt
Lydia Bull
Olivia Votive
Agnes Walker
Nora Darnell
Felker
William A. Rell
Man Nearly Kicked by Horse in Barn Incident
Monday evening about six o clock Austin Sutphin near Hazelrigg was entering the barn to hitch a horse when the animal kicked him in the stomach and knocked him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Sutphin
Hazelrigg
Mr. Sutphin
Indianapolis T T and Lebanon Moose Box Score Mess
An Sunday baseball game between Indianapolis T T s and the Lebanon Moose yielded a chaotic, partly missing box score after a faulty adding machine caused delays in confirming totals. Final stated scores show Indianapolis T T s twenty, Lebanon eleven, with scattered innings and disputed figures. Deadline for the next game noted: Hercules Giants of Indianapolis visit the Moose next Sunday. Deacons Mose Walters and Melvin Tsouhour were ordained by Rev. F L Hardy and Rev. Reynolds in Whitestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Taste Tells
Lebanon Moose
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Moose
T. T's
Giants
Mechenienburg
Borg
Hassell and Anderson
Yeager and
Huffine
F. L. Hardy
T. Reynolds
Whitestown
Baptist Church
Mose Walters
Melvin Tsouhour
Reynolds
Rev. Hardy
Week in the Probate Court Reports Filed and Approved
Probate court records show inventories appraisements and final accounts approved for multiple estates guardianships and trustees. Appointments and bond approvals issued for Worley Thomas and others as administrators while real estate in Leonard Graves estate is reappraised and ordered sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Worley
Worley
William J. BeVol
Watt Fogle
Harry L. Kenworthy
Charles L. Mitchell
Ella Davis
Lorenzo D. Mitchell
John L. Thomas
Geo. W. Piersol
P. B. Smith
Union Trust Company
Leonard Graves
James P Lasley Dies Near Max After 21 Months Illness
James P. Lasley aged 61 years 1 month 18 days died at his home near Max on Monday after a long illness from paralysis. Born in Scott County Kentucky on March 21 1853 he moved with his family to Decatur County then Boone County near Max where he resided most of his life. Survived by his wife Rosanah Rowe and several children including W A George T Angeline Dells Henry D Ray Richard Hazel Hunt and Eddie who died in infancy along with numerous siblings and half siblings. He joined the U B church at Max in 1871 and funeral services were held at the U B church with interment Mt Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Lasley
Max
Mr. Lasley
Scott County
Decatur County
Boone County
J. J. Lasley
Cloverdale
Lebanon
Rosanah Rowe
W. A
New Boss
George T
Angeline Brosini
Advance
Dells
Henry D
Jackson Township
Ray
Richard
Hazel Hunt
Eddie
W. S
Russellville
M. D
Joseph
Anderson
Mary McConaughy
Margaret Kincaid
Dover
U. B
C. Sherrill
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Passenger Recovers Lost $105 as Conductor Gets Reward
Cleo Richey, a conductor on the T H L and E line, found $105 in United States currency on a passenger car. The owner was identified, money returned, and the conductor received a $3 reward for his honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Richey
United States
Married Saturday Will H Craig and Joy Four wed
Will H Craig and Joy Four were married on Saturday after Miss Four arrived in Los Angeles at 4 pm. Both spouses are well known locally with Craig formerly at F. D. Stanley and Mize Four serving as head milliner at Adler Co. Craig now works in Los Angeles making men's neckwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Craig
Miss Joy
Los Angeles
Miss Four
Mr. Craig
F. D. Stanley
Mize Four
Adler Co
Three Local Boys Appointed to Panama Exposition Delegation
At the request of Top Notch Farmers Corn Club Governor Ralston will appoint three boys from each county as delegates to a national meeting at the Panama Exposition in 1916. This county will be represented by Noble Beck Myron Harmon and Ormal Higgins.
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Hing
McAlevry
Crawfordsvie
Church of Lebanon
John Cox
Elu
Club
Independent
NEW York Central System
Local Pointe
Town
Maggie E. Akers
Amelia Jane Sandlin
James R. Sullivan
Tilman &. Brown
Mary E. Doughty
Nellie H
Skillman Doughty
Deborah Doughty
Mary C. Witt
Andrew L. Witt
Emma Ditzenberger
Mark B. Hoggins
B. Hoggins
John A. Bush
Annie N. Bush
Ralph Bush
Robert W. Bush
Blanche Stephenson
Catherine Parkhurst
Gertrude Parkhurst
James Gardner
William E. Skeen
Emmeline Skeen
Jonas Huffman
Sarah E. Dickerson
Frank Stephenson
James E. Sutton
Icy C. Oxley
Martitia F. Oxley
Artie Lee Walden
James M. Worley
William ‘A. Hostetter
Nova
Abbart
Harry L
Anita Matthews
Margaret A Hostetter
James
Kentucky
Boone
Makes Fund
Money
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