Hoosier Schoolmaster on Lyceum Tour Delights Lebanon
Monday night program featured Nosh Beilharz in Edward Eggleston Hoosier Schoolmaster and White's Musical Review by eight women from Boston. A costume carnival chautauqua with lively variety impressed patrons, while Beilharz's nuanced portrayal drew acclaim for its human insight and engaging performance in Lebanon.
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Lebanon Chautangus
White
Musical Review
Boston
Lyceum Bureau
Ethel Bentley
Marjorie Clifford
Clare Kane
Blanche Vedder
Mary Brooks
Helen Grant
May Parker
Jean Fowler
Noah Beilharz
Edward Eggleston
Mr. Beilharz
Egglex
Ton ix
Beilhayz
Lyceum Pistrona
Lebanon
Ministers assigned at Indiana Methodist conference
The Indiana Methodist conference closed at Liberty Center near Bluffton with pastor assignments for the coming year. Several ministers were dropped for church-rule violations, and a Laymen's Federation was formed with GC L Farns as president. An ordination sermon was delivered by Dr. Elderics as W A Lineberry led the ceremony for candidate McVey.
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theMethodist Protestant Churches
Indiana
Liberty Center
Bluffton
J. S. Cassidy
Gaston
William §. Coons
Montpelier
Coone
Laymen's Federation
GC. L. Farns
J. Baskett
Elderics
Westminister Theological Seminary
Irs McVey
Kendallville
W. A. Lineberry
J.C. McCaslin
Stanton
Indianapolis
Pilgrim Girls Orchestra of Boston Delights Chautauqua Audience
Tuesday afternoon the Pilgrim Girls Orchestra of Boston presented a varied program with six versatile members. Marc W Conover served as reader and soprano while each member alternated as accompanist for others. Miss Mara W Conover stood out with dramatic ability a winning personality and a sweet high soprano voice making her a crowd favorite.
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Pilgrim Girls Orchestra of
Boston
Marc W. Conover
Mara W. Conover
Praise for Dr Geisel in Lebanon Chautauqua Stuns Audience
Enthusiastic Lebanon readers praise Dr Carolyn Geisel after O B Stephenson's strong recommendation. Her lectures are described as transformative and worth season tickets, with many urging her return next year. Geisel is a University of Michigan medical graduate with additional diplomas and extensive European study.
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O. B. Stephenson
Chautauqua
Carolyn Geisel
Lebanon
3 Wowan
Geisel
University of Michigan
Europe
Photo requirement for civil service examinations
After September 1, applicants for civil service exams must present a photo for identification, except those testing for fourth class pestmystery or rural carriers. The commission will hold the photo as identification and admission requires a photo, though few cases had previous photo requirements.
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Civil Service Commission
Commission
Beng
Blot on the Brain lecture draws Battle Creek crowd
Dr Carolyn Geisel spoke at Battle Creek Michigan in the Coit Alberchautauqua course presenting The Blot on the Brain Heredity. The lecture praised as one of her best drew deep audience interest and tears. She urged laws to curb inherited insanity and restrict marriages for the sick and criminal.
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Carolyn Geisel
Battle Creek
Mich
America
Mendall
Commonwealth
Geisel
Indiana
Weiserman
Paris
Geiser
Wilber Wright
Chicago
Pertinent Points From Lectures of Dr. Geisel
The fragment argues a public health stance on infant welfare and heredity. It asserts babies have a right to be born healthy, notes high rates of unsound infants in Germany and Maine, and claims epilepsy and feeblemindedness arise from generations. It recommends lifestyle changes and disease prevention steps like hygiene, hydration, and diet to avoid illness.
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Germany
Maine
Bright
Dr Geisel Sees Diet Notes Tea Coca Cola Harmful
Dr Geisel warns that corn bread and corn foods nourish children and adults, while tea coffee tobacco alcohol and coca cola harm the nervous system. He says these irritants cause immediate excitement followed by languor and debility. A lecture on The Twentieth Century Woman and a lesson on Constipation follow.
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Geisel
Northwestern student to attend W A A workers conference
Miss Edith Shelby, a senior at Northwestern University Swanston Ul, leaves for Lake Geneva Wisconsin for the annual ten day conference of the W A A workers. She chairs the Y W membership committee at Northwestern and serves as vice president of the settlement house financial board.
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Edith Shelby
Lake Geneva
Wis
Shelby
Northwestern University
Swanston
Y. W
Middle West
U. W
Northwestern
Chicago
Hull House
Miss Shelby
Syrian boy found guilty of blackmail in juvenile court
Napoleon Zarick a Syrian youth under fifteen was found guilty of blackmail after sending a threatening letter to Greek candy kitchen proprietors in Frankfort. Judge Combs will review his Toledo residency record to determine sentence considerations. His father Salim Zarick attended with the boy. the family recently moved from Toledo to Frankfort.
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Napoleon Zarick
Frankfort
Judge Combs
Toledo Newsboys Association
Toledo
Prankfort
Zarick
Salim Zarick
Lebanon
J. Swaya
Hussey and Hussey v Prudence Dickerson Case
In Zionsville Hussey and Hussey sue Prudence Dickerson for 82 dollars. Squire Ferrill ruled for the plaintiff by default as Dickerson did not appear. Plaintiffs’ counsel Bundy and witnesses were on hand. Defendant faces over 60 dollars in costs. The case centers on a payment that was misrepresented after Dickerson allegedly paid with two dollar bills.
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Hussey & Hussey
Zionsville
Prudence Dickerson
Eagle Township
Squire Ferrill
Bundy
Dickerson
Hussey
Jon
Motordrome attachments filed over unpaid rent at fairgrounds
At tachment proceedings against the motordrome owner at the Frankfort fairgrounds were instituted in Squire Boulden's court yesterday by fair officials. It is alleged ground rent of 75 dollars remains unpaid. The device previously came from Lebanon where officers reportedly faced similar issues with the owner.
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Frankfort Times
Squire Boulden
Fair Association
Lebanon
Evans Lectures On Snobbery Of Birth And Riches
Dr Arthur Walwyn Evans lectured on England and America condemning snobbery of birth and riches. The Welsh preacher, thirty, linked Welsh wit with social critique, underscoring that character trumps wealth and noting his ties to David Lloyd George. He plans to devote himself to lecturing and writing.
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Arthur Walwyn Evans
England
United States
America
Evans
David Lloyd George
Ohio
Great Britaan
Shetland Islands
Max Man Injured in Afternoon Fight at Lumber Yard
In Pinnell Coombs Lumber Company yards near Max, Pete Shelley and Bill Dossett clashed while intoxicated. Shelley was beaten, left eye closed with a two inch cut and lip injuries. Porter Wiley intervened and reported the incident to Chief Bijs. Both men were fined for intoxication. Dossett also charged with assault and battery and faced higher fines.
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BE. C
Pete
Shelley
Max
Bill” Dossett
Pinnell Coombs Lumber Company
Porter Wiley
Dossett
Wiley
B. F. Coombs
Herma Beck
Bijs
Possett
KB. D. Shelley
Talks Directly to Home Makers by Dr Geisel
A large audience heard Dr Geisel urge homemakers to shape boys through home influence. He attacked decayed culture, lax parenting, and poor diet, promoting simple homes, moral foundations, and proper cooking to curb alcoholism and support worthy character. He advised better foods, bran, fruit juices, water, and rational remedies for constipation.
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Rangel
Langels
Angel
Local suit appeals after court finds for plaintiffs
Sam Heath Harvey New Harry Thompson Phil Adler Hattie Adler and Cason have appealed to the circuit court in a $182 account action brought by John Perkins and Robert Kern. The prior trial in Squire Perrill's court ruled for the plaintiffs.
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Sam Heath
Harvey New
Harry Thompson
Phil Adler
Hattie Adler
Cason
John ©. Perkins
Robert Kern
Squire Perrill
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Unity
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Villa Avenue
S. M. Johnson
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Clyde Havens
Liberty Church
Claude Simons
Mooresville
A. Cooniff
Morristown
H. Razz
Mt. Ebal
Joseph Grisply
New Salem
Pleasant Hill
P. B Leach
Royalton
Sedwich Chapel
George E. Stainbrook
Shelbyville
Geo. Stainbrook
Muncie
J. C. Ledbetter
Michigantown
A. L. Wooten
Pine Creek
Elia B. Seibert
Swayzee
N. Vice
Upland
Fort Wayne
Ira McVey
Altona
A. Myers
Berne
W. H. Carnes
Bluffton Mission
Chas
Vore
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Elkhart
F W. Lineberry
Harlan
W. George
Kendalville
Keystone
J. W. Anderson
Harper
Maxinkuckee
J. W. Albright
Maxinkuckee Station
A. L. Vemillion
Monticello
New Haven
J. C. Coons
Plymouth
Renseetaer
Forrest Crider
St. Joe
J. C. McCaslin
Salsmonte
A. L. Barriden
Tippecanoe
J. P.taylor
Leb
Anton Circwit
Pilgrim Girls' Orchestra, OF
DR. Geisel
Ebanon
Civil Services
Setlement House
Napoleon Zeriek
Prud
Ence Dickerson
DR. Evans
Riches
Max Man
Pinnell Coombs
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