Lee Bratton New Chairman of Local Republican Committee
The newly elected Republican committee members met at the courthouse convention hall and elected Lee Bratton as county chairman Milton Hussey of Zionsville as vice chairman Harry T. Thompson of this city as secretary and A W L Newcomer as treasurer in a formal organizational meeting.
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Court House
Lee Hratton
Milton Hussey
Zionsville
Harry T. Thompson
A. W. L. Newcomer
Candy Recipes From Domestic Science Club Meeting
At the Friday meeting of the Domestic Science club Mrs. W. A. Buntin presented a paper on The Art of Candy Making with demonstrations and recipes for Caramel Fudge Fondant Loaf and more. The instructions include detailed steps, quantities, and processes for preparing caramel fudge fondant loaf roll and other confections with nuts and candied fruit variants.
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Domestic Science Club
W. A. Buntis
February Wedding Announced in Mechanicsburg Area
February nuptials planned for Elina W. Rog tra and Floelle Smith near Mechanicsburg with both families well known locally. The ceremony Thursday evening February 15 at 6 30 pm will be conducted by Rev Slesth of Wabash Thdiaya. The couple will reside near Mechanicsburg after the wedding.
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Elina W. Rogtra
Floelle Smith
Mechanicaburg
Miak Smith
Lewis M. Smith
Mechanicsburg
Thomas Rogers
Jemmys Essay on Teeth
A playful child’s piece on teeth describing them as funny when present and absent at birth and death, noting pain during growth and decay. The narrator mentions grandpa’s big teeth in his pocket and compares human teeth to cows’ top teeth, humor about money and wear.
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Jemmys
Grandpaw
Three Keys to Success Spelled Out by W T Hooton
W T Hooton tells Zionsville High students that three sitings character industry and economy are essential for success. He emphasizes talks by men of affairs provide valuable guidance and notes that such leaders sacrifice time to encourage youth.
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Zionsville Times
W. T. Hooton
Real Estate Transfers and Local Social Notes
Real estate transfers list Elmer Vanarsdall to William R Stewart in Fairview add Lebanon for 300 dollars and Jasper Ferguson to Lewis Honecker in lot 25 Thorntown for 750 dollars. Social and local updates include travel to Indianapolis for a father's illness and attendance at a funeral, notes on illness and recovery, a small fire on Grant street with no damage, visits among Lebanon New Palestine and Lafayette Road residents, a Sunday dinner with pink and white decor, and plans to attend a Murat theatre performance in Indianapolis.
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Elmer Vanarsdall
Willian R. Stewart
Fairview
Jasper Ferguson
Lewis Honecker
Thorntown
Thos
Morsay
Martin Jackson
Lather
Lafayette Road
Wil Bowser
West North Street
Sam Storm
Will Lobdell
Jonelle Thompson
Fay Alstatt
Beaverdam
Ohio
Earl Storm
Worth
Indiana
Earl Gabriel
Margaret Jane
Indianapolis
Jennie Gabriel
West Washington Street
Gretchen Ritchie
Vassar
New York City
Rachael Morrigan
Wingate
John Morrison
Robert Morrison
Mary Riley
Nan McKinsey
Charles Hartman
Anna Byars
Gaby Leslys
Murat Theatre
Masons Buy No re Property In South Lebanon Street Sale
Levanon Masons close on the old Thieme Wagner building for 5000 dollars and acquire frontage on South Lebanon Street. They plan a three to four story modern edifice for combined lodges and business use with upper floors for lodge rooms, replacing the current social club and bakery operations after leases expire.
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Levanon Masons
Aan
Hoht Buiding
Lebanon Street
Thieme Wagner
Lafayette
Masonic Fraternty
Tilman Biekes
Masons
Ritchie
Social Cub
Masonic Building
Jutler Foam
Thfe
Blakes
Lebanon Business Men Association plans spring opening and summer concerts
At a Monday meeting the Lebanon Business Men's Association decided to host a spring opening for interested firms and formed a committee of Ager, Samuel McDaniel, and Guard Cutler to set a date. They voted $700 for summer band concerts funded by subscriptions and urged Brealey Come to contribute $500 for financing. Boone County State Bank offered its directors room for meetings. Attendance was good. cigars and apples were provided, and members were invited to the Olympic theatre for entertainment. Local families hosted gatherings, including Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hogshire and Albert Witt, with Maude and Magenta Witt. Mrs. ME Mohler, recently operated on at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, remains hopeful for recovery though not well on Saturday.
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Lebanon Business Men's Association
I'l Ager
Samuel McDaniel
Guard Cutler
Hays
Ureelly
Comel
Boone County State Bank
Pembere
Olympic Theatre
The
Yulzy
J. A. Hogshire
East South Street
Dire
Albert Witt
Maude
Magenta Witt
Nell Owens
East Superior Street
Indianapolis
ME. Mohler
St. Vincents Hospital
Missing 15 year old found in Indianapolis rooming house
Flossie Stackhouse, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Even Stackhouse, was found crying at a North Capitol Avenue rooming house after six months away from home. She said her mother drove her from home starting when she was seven, and she will not return. She had worked in a Mitten Factory and an Indiana stove plant before wandering to Lebanon, Ben Davis, and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolia Star Sagan & A Mall
North Capitol Avenue
Flossie Stackhouse
Even Stackhouse
Gladstone Avenue
Flossie
Mr. Stackhouse
North Capital Avenue
Rooming House
Jubilee Court
Flossia
Muuma
Indianapolis
Mamma
College Avenue
Fiossie
Mr. Stackhouge
Vanderbilts narrowly escape arrest amid viva l la diverging tale
Fragmented report recounts Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt and society women fleeing South Carolina after alleged violations. A teen denounces mistreatment by her mother Flossie narrates alleged abuse, family tensions rise over a daughter’s whereabouts while a carpenter father disputes claims. A Whitestown birthday dinner concludes the item with gifts and guests listed.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Series of Meetings Open at Mt Union Baptist Church
A series of meetings began at Mt Union Baptist church south of Lebanon with Rev. Doin Tit of Virginia arriving Monday evening to conduct sessions that will continue for at least a week. Strong interest already shown.
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Mt. Union Baptist Church
Wiles
Lebanon
Doin Tit
Virginia
Hogsttre Relatives and Witt Guests At Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs J A Hogsttre hosted relatives this Sunday including Mr and Mrs Ed Witt Mrs Albert Witt Miss Euge Witt Meng Witt and Mrs J W Witt Mrs Louis Huffman and daughter Wayne also guesting with Mrs William Lohitian and family in recent days.
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J. A. Hogsttre
Ed Witt
Albert Witt
Euge Witt
Meng Witt
J. W. Witt
Louis Huffman
Wayne
Williamr Lohitian
Wahl Is Sent to Ohio for Trial in Horse Stealing Case
Ora Wahl, partner of James Simpson, convicted in Boone County for horse stealing, was taken to Newark Ohio for trial. He had been jailed since last fall after arrest with Simpson in Indianapolis and provided evidence leading to Simpson’s confession. Ohio authorities claimed the prisoner. Governor Ralston arranged the requisition papers, and Sheriff Slabaugh delivered Wahl to Newark officials for transfer to Ohio.
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Ora Wahl
James Sinp- Son
Boons
Newark
Wab
Simpson
Indianapolis
Ohio
Boone County
Waht
Ralston
F. E. Slabaugh
Parr
Wahl
North Indiana Teachers Association Meeting Details
County Superintendent EB M Ser vies rep loters a letter about the North Indiana Teachers Association gathering. The program includes Governor Norris Hatley and Notre Dame president Cavanaugh with addresses by Clax ton Nesbit and Claxton. Aiming for four thousand teachers, extensive local promotion is urged across counties.
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Meetig
Vernor Norris
Claxton
King of
Oberley
College
Indiana
Ralston
Fairbanks
Hatley
Cavanaugh
Notre Dame
W. D. Nesbit
Chicago
United States
Counry
Visits Governor by a Bayne County Lad
An Indiana governor received Master Frank Lacie Allen a Bayne County youth aged 11 with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Loose. The boy, visiting his old home county, had long urged a meeting and was delighted to be seated in the governor's big chair, declaring his feet were large enough to be governor.
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Supyday
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Victoria Fudge
Elias W. Rogers
Frantie Smith
Hugh L Scott
Scott
Southern Department
Nore
Ent Holdings
Association
Charée Flossie Stackhouse
Capitol Avenue
Mitten Factory
Alven
Ben Crogs
Hig Hone
Whitestown
Cross
Mra
Riley Laughner
Verner
Andra
Me. and Mrs. Staton Farrell and Children, Nannie, Georgia, and Bennie
Frank Laughner
Will Witt
Opal
Date Kate
Laan Mun Ber
Alling
Willodeen
Alps
Miller
David Bonner
Gon Charles
Charles Ratver
Lebenon
Ohio City
Northern Judiana Association
EB. M. Servies
Arthur Geamer
la Porte
Northa Teachers Association
Northern
Hay Friend
Ise
Cutire Film
Radstone