Heart Trouble Causes Death of City Worker
William A. Anderson died after an apparent heart attack Monday morning at the city building. The Lebanon resident, born October 13, 1853, was about 60 and had long lived in Indiana. Survived by wife Mattie H. Kirby and three brothers and three sisters, he was a member of the First Christian church and the Odd Fellows lodge. Funeral service was at the First Christian church with burial at Beck cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Indiana
Lebanon
Mattie H. Kirby
George
Jacob
Hinds
James
Martha E. Rhorer
Mary Perkins
Oregon
America McDonald
Kirklin
Anderson
First Christian Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
A. W. Cash
Beck Cemetery
Odd Felalws
Purdue Summer School Offers Vocational Training For Indiana Teachers
The Indiana vocational education law pushes schools to offer vocational work and requires licenses for Agriculture Domestic Science and Manual Training teachers after September 1 1915. Purdue University will run a June 13 to July 25 1914 summer program with advanced instruction in the three subjects for teachers, including those with prior Purdue attendance or equivalent training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue
Purdue University
LaFayette
Ind
Rumor of a Wedding in Los Angeles Involves Joy Four
A marriage rumor links Miss Joy Four of Peru Indiana to Mr Will S Craig of Noblesville formerly of this city Judge Craig worked six years in F D Stanley stores ready to wear department. Miss Four spent three millinery seasons here with Phil Adler Co operative Store and is said to marry Mr Craig in Los Angeles. Miss Four plans to travel to Los Angeles this week for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Joy Four
Peru
Ind
Will S. Craig
Noblesville
Miss Four
Phil Adler
Graig
F. D. Stanley
Canada
Northwest
Los Angeles
Cal
Natal Day for John C. Zook at 11th Birthday
Mrs. Pearl Zook hosted a Saturday party on East Superior Street in honor of her son John C Zook celebrating his eleventh birthday. About forty children attended games contests and gifts were exchanged. A rose candle centerpiece violet decorations and a birthday cake marked the occasion with assorted refreshments and party favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weaver
Mebel Alexander
Eva Lofland
Florence Chase
Crawfordsville
John
Death Comes to Jas T Kleiser
James T. Kleiser, former resident of the city, died in Crowley Louisiana last week and was buried there. He was the eldest son of Henry G. Kleiser a carpenter and contractor who lived in the area and moved from Boise Idaho about fifteen years ago. He leaves three brothers William F Ernest G and Robert H and one sister Nealie Kleiser Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
C. F. S.neal
Crawley
James T. Kleiser
Kleiser
Crowley
Mr. Kleiser
Henry G. Kleiser
Boise
Idaho
Lebanon
William F
Ernest G
Robert H. Kleiser
DeWitt, Ark
Nealie Kleiser Hanna
Waveland
Mollie Kleiser
Parrot Escapes On Midland Caboose Amuses Brazil Turn
A Brazil train ride from Brazil to Waveland caused a brief delay when a woman with a dog and two parrots had one bird escape its cage. The parrot perched in a tree near Crawford and McCrimmon shops until workers helped recover it. The train halted briefly to reboard the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil Times
Midland Railroad
Zenor
The
Carbon Chronicle
Midland
Polly
Crawford & McCrimmon
Advance Graduates Honor Sermon At Shiloh Church
The Rev Oskel Hall delivered the baccalaureate sermon Sunday afternoon at Shiloh Christian church to six Advance high school graduates. Music was provided by a men s quartet and Miss Pearl Coolman of Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskel Hall
Shiloh Christian Church I
Advance High School
Miss Pearl Coolman
Thorntown
Chiropractor Charged in Grand Jury Indictment
Owen Morkert, a chiropractor, was arrested Saturday after noon on a grand jury indictment for practicing medicine without a license. He posted bond of 200 with Daniel L. Creath and William Hi as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Morkert
Daniel L. Creath
William Hi
Orcar Ax
Milwaukee Woman Malissa Good Dies in Indianapolis Hospital
Mrs. Malissa Good aged 64 died at the city hospital in Indianapolis from pneumonia. A sister of Mrs. J. J. Hodgen of this city, she had lived in Indianapolis for 30 years after moving from Ohio with her parents. The body was returned to Frankfort for funeral services at the Hodgen residence on West Main Street, with interment at Green Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malissa Good
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Clinton County
J. J. Hodgen
West Main Street
Hodgen
Green Lawn Cemetery
Frankfort
Life insurers issue war policies for Mexico service
New York headquartered life insurance firms begin issuing war policies for members leaving the U.S. to join Mexico naval and military service. One large company limits face value to 2000 without disability benefits for militia and naval reserve applicants. If death abroad occurs in year one the payout is limited to ten percent unless the insured pays a five percent extra premium before departure. Within the United States no military service restrictions apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Naval Guard
Naval Reserve
United States
Girl's Party Held by Freshmen Hosts at High School
A Friday night party in the high school gym hosted by freshmen girls drew a good crowd despite threatening weather. Costumes matched six to ten year olds, games included Three Deep, and prizes went to Magdalene Mitchell and Roarda Robinson for best pieces spoken. A short musical program rounded out the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaken
Delightful High School Recital Under Miss Caroline English
A splendid high school recital Thursday in the assembly room featured Mrs Caroline English in charge. The boys glee club sang three numbers by Myers and the sea piece by Buck while the orchestra performed Moonlight Sonata Invitation to the Dance and Mendelssohn Wedding March with Earl Shirley as first violin. The B chorus and girls club offered several numbers and the program closed with the hallelujah chorus from Handel Messiah praising the students and teachers for their year of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn English
Boys’ Glee Club
Myers
Dudley Buck
Beethoven
Weber
Mendelssohn
Earl Shirley
Firat
Sehools
Glrl Club
Parks
Banks invited to apply for stock in federal reserve banks
The controller of the currency prepares an invitation for banks and trust companies to subscribe capital in the twelve federal reserve banks. Subscriptions will test local support for the locating of the banks. National banks face mandatory capital for reserve banks or loss of charters, while state banks may subscribe at their own will.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Organizations
Mrs J S Williams Dead In Mace Neighborhood
Mrs James S Williams aged 69 died at her Mace home after a three year illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church of Mace with Rev Smith officiating. She was born Minerva Thomas and married in 1867. Surviving are husband and four children Jennie Mary Oliver and Albert. She had been a Methodist since 1873 and was the last surviving of six siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Williams
Mace
Methodist Church of
Smith
Williams
Minerva Thomas
Jennie
Mary
Oliver
Albert
William Beck Expires at 72 in Englewood
William Beck, 72, longtime Crawfordsville resident, died at his Englewood home after a several week illness due to kidney trouble. Born May 24, 1842 near Shannondale, he married Caroline Miller in Lebanon on May 3, 1863 and recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Survived by two children, Charles Beck of near Shannondale and Mrs. Phoebe Bowman of Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beck
Crawfordsville
iEnglewood
Mr. Beck
Shannondale
Jephtha
Phoebe Beck
William
Beck
Caroline Miller
Lebanon
Charles Beck
Phoebe Bowman
Englewood
Death of Elizabeth E. Rice at 77 in Lebanon residence
Elizabeth E. Rice aged 77 years died of paralysis at 2 45 p m Friday at 825 West South street Lebanon. She was born August 23 1886 in Indianapolis and married W A Rice in 1881. Survived by husband and three brothers George Curbeaux and others. Funeral held Sunday at Bethel east of Slabtown with Rev Joseph Warburton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Rice
West South Street
Mrs. Rice
Indianapolis
Duquain
W. A. Rice
Illinois
Huntsville
Ale
Lebanon
Band Director Coates Named for Lebanon City Band
Negotiations to hire H P Coates of Syracuse N Y as director of the Lebanon City band have closed He is a skilled cornetist piano violin instructor and tuner with two musician sons The family plans to move to Lebanon if employment is found for the elder son and Mrs Coates and the younger son are to join soon The band has already held three rehearsals and the summer concert season opens May 27 with high hopes for the new leadership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Coates
Syracuse
Lebanon
Coates
Prize awards in Royse Corn Growing Club contest
Prizes for winners of the Royse Corn Growing Club contest arrived Saturday and are now with County Superintendent E. M. Servies for immediate distribution. Myron Harmon won first prize and will receive $6. Noble Beck placed second and will receive $4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royse
Farmers’ Institute
E. M. Servies
Myron Harmon
Noble Beck
Fisherman Harvey Nets First Season Bass
E. 8 Harvey, a noted local photographer and fisher, enjoyed his first trip of the season Thursday afternoon. He returned at night with a three and a half pound bass caught from Sugar creek near the interurban bridge at Mechanicsburg using a wooden minnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Sugar Creek
Mechanicsburg
Heath Injured in Fall Down Basement Staircase
Mrs Heath sustained a fracture in her right leg above the ankle and torn ligaments after falling down missing basement stairs at the home of F A Finch Friday before noon. Dr Ball attended, and she returned home later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
F. A
Finch
Record Bass Caught on Sugar Creek Near Mechanicsburg
Clyde Caldwell set a season bass record at Sugar Creek near Mechanicsburg with a 3.75 pound fish caught around 4 p.m. The bass measured about 18 inches and was hooked using a wooden minnow lure. It was Caldwell’s only catch of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Caldwell
Sugar Creek
Mechanicsburg
Burg
Mr. Caldwell
Birthday celebrated at Reagan home near Mechanicsburg
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday to honor Mrs. Reagan on her 40th birthday. A large spread on two tables fed a bright day as attendees from Thorntown Kirklin Lebanon and Frankfort joined in the celebration at Charles Reagan’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reagan
Mechanicsburg
Reagan
Mrs. Reagan
Joe Jaques
Frank Moore
Elsa Paittered
George Reagan
Joanna Withrow
James Allen
Sherman Pollard
Charles Beck
William Clark
Death claims Mrs Hostetter in Jamestown
Margaret Ann Hostetter 62 died at 504 West North Street Jamestown at 6 20 pm Friday from pernicious anemia She was born December 4 1851 in Wayne County Indiana and married William H Hostetter October 19 1870 Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Airhart and daughter Mrs Lyle Matthews and son Harry J Hostetter Brother James M Niceley Funeral at 10 30 Monday at her residence Rev Oakel Hall officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Hostetter
West North Street
Hostetter
Wayne County
Indiana
Jamestown
William H. Hostetter
Charles Airhart
Pittsboro
Lyle Matthews
Lafayette
Harry J. Hostetter
James M. Niceley
John Miceley
Methodist Christian Church
Advance
Oakel Hall
Johnson Sues Traction and Terminal Co for 15000 Damages
James H. Johnson and Anna M. Johnson as next friend sue Traction and Terminal Co in a venue change from Marion county for damages after a collision of cars on Virginia avenue in Indianapolis. The complaint seeks 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Johnson
Anna M. Johnson
The
Traction and Terminal Co
Marion County
Virginia Avenue
Indianapolis
Burglary scares reported. police clear false alarm
A night policeman answered a south town call Sunday about burglars at a residence. It turned out boys lighting cigarettes on the lawn caused the alarm. Chief Ellis reports robberies in Frankfort Saturday night may involve the same suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Ellis
Frankfort
Progressive slate nominated at Clinton township convention
The Progressives of Clinton township held a Saturday convention at district school No. 5 and nominated a full ticket. Trustees Robert S. Kern. assessor John B. Silver. justice of the peace John F. McKinley. constable William P. Edrington. road supervisor district No. 1 Edward G. Silver. road supervisor district No. 2 Frank Hawking. advisory board J. L. Jenkins, R. A. Perkins, Horace Randell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Township
Robert S. Kern
John 8. Silver
John
F. McKinley
William P. Edrington
Edward G. Silver
Frank Hawking
J. L. Jenkins
R. A. Perkins
Horace Ranedell
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WM. A. Anderson
Fire Department
W. H. Craig
Miss Joy
Los
Angeles
Natal
John C. Zook
Jas, T Kleiser
Crowley, LA
Parrot
Rev. Oakel Hall
Pneubonia
J. J
Musical OK
Caroline English
Federal Reserve Bank
J.S. Williams
Caroline
New
W. 8. Hostetter
Wayna County
Xlon County Court
Progressives
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