Lebanon Wins Rugged Battle At Crawfordsville 32 to 30
Lebanon high school edged Crawfordsville high school 32 to 30 on the Y M C A floor. Led by Devol and King, Lebanon recovered from a slow start to rally and take the final lead two minutes before the end, avenging a season defeat and signaling championship potential. The crowd cheered as both squads exchanged rapid, hard fought baskets in a game noted for stamina and teamwork.
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Lebanon High School
Crawfordsville High School
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Lebanos
Seal Fae
Crawford Suifle
Owe
Quintette
King
Devol
Bush
Purdue
Lebanon Gold and Blue Triumph in Close Victory over Crawfordsville
Worley led Lebanon with 22 points including seven field goals and eight of fifteen free throws as Church contributed strong door work and passing. Coach Lampert praised the effort, noting Lambert’s hard work developing a top state team. Green, Shaw, Meadows, Ames, Cauldwell, and Grimes supported, with Guedell refereeing and Lebanon’s offense surging to seize a 30 to 28 lead late in the second half.
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Mike
Woorley
Church
Crawfordsville
Worley
Jhis
Lebanon
Lambert
Focal
Lampert
Wil
Guedell
Rama
Asmnrad
Thy Mneup
Dummacy
Varley
Foy Pecs Greene Charen
Vy Meadows
CU. H. S
Daem
Jantars
Meadow
Ebanon
Pele” Ames
Colic
C. Hls
Monte Gries
Twoeams
U.hls
Milly
Purdue
C. If. 5
CH. S
HS. Green
Shaw
Meadows
Ames Cauldwell
Grimes
Green
Cauldwell
Thimes
Ames
DeVol
Crawfordsvilla
Crawfordsville High Falls to Lebanon in Fast Local Showdown
In a high school duel at the old M C G A Roor the Crawfordsville team lost 32 to 30 to Lebanon. The bleachers overflowed with cheering Gold and Blue and Gold and Black fans as the game surged end to end. The fast pace kept fans on their feet and many fouls were called on both sides amid a raucous, rough contest. Lebanon’s win evened the series in a tightly fought, high-energy encounter.
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Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Bo Attle
Venomous Scorpions Reported Across Mexican Regions
The article notes several scorpion varieties in Mexico, ranging from highly venomous to harmless. In Teple area centuris gracilis is common, while knowledge about the venomous types in Sonora remains limited.
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Mexico
Teple
Sonom
Fi Fi of the Toy Shop at the Grand Opera House
A Sunshine Society presentation at the Grand Opera House features Bonnie the toy maker’s daughter and a cast of toy figures led by Harriot Waldron Aurelia the Fairy Queen and the pirate toy seller Camtan Burnacle. The show includes Talking Call Leems, Clowns, Jumping Jacks, Noah’s Ark Animals, and more with a holiday fair atmosphere.
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Noiler
Sunshine Society
Grand Opera House
Bonnie
Veeseere
Geraldine Perkita
Rutcher Coombs Loosty
Nina Beck
Harriet Waldron
Aurelia
Mery Hogshire
Alva Wyneoop
Ta Heart
Serteey
Yaeve
Hallie Hamilton
Prince Lally-fop
Harald Jones
Camtan Burnacle
Paul Mooper the Sandman
Clarence Fall
Lolo Mary Campbell
Leems Acton Tack Hammer
Walter Herdick
Ryan McDonald
Geo. White
Jas. F. Lewis
W. P. Rice
O. N. T. Club of Indies
Cling to the Old Methods in South American Trade
English manufacturers agents defend old selling methods as they present American goods to trades in South America. They report buyers are conservative and hesitant to adopt new lines or fresh goods.
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South America
Generally at Hand Pellcan Quote Sparks Social Wit
A witty adage notes that when a man has money to burn there is usually a woman ready to apply the match, reflecting social humor about wealth and romance from the era.
George E. Roberts Considered for Federal Currency Board
George E. Roberts, director of the mint, is mentioned for a seat on the new federal reassive board due to his long service and interest in currency reform. He is a Republican and hails from Bow.
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George E. Roberts
Mint
Federal
Halle
Bows
Indiana summer school guidance for rural agriculture teachers
A department bulletin urges elementary instruction in public schools and cautions against broad agrarian topics. It emphasizes focused, laboratory based training in soils, dairying, horticulture, and animal husbandry, requiring trained staff and adequate equipment.
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Department of Instruction
Indiana
Leycheta
State Department of Public Instruction
City News Transfers and Visits Across Local Streets
Mr and Mrs Lester Hayes move into a Moyn property on Noarly Meridian Street while Mr and Mrs Clyde Neese plan to stay temporarily on North East Street during their home’s completion. Misses Ardig and Eugenia Sumrers return from Crawfordsville where they attended a basketball game with Miss Marie Dalton. T C Sicks buys East Pearl Street property. Chas Leake family vacate Indianapolis Avenue home. May Mount visits Indianapolis. Myrtle and Ruth stay for business college. A Kirklin couple Lechrone spend Sunday with sister Langishr and are storm-delayed returning home.
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City News
Lester Hayes
Moyn
Ridant
Noarly Meridian Street
Clyde Neese
North East Street
Ardig
Eugenia Sumrers
Marie Dalton
Crawfordsville
T. C. Sicks
East Pearl Street
Chas Leake
Indianapolis Avenue
May Mount
Indianapolis
Myrtle
Ruth
Business College
Lechrone
Kirklin
Leonard Langishr
Surgical Operation Customer Requests Anesthetic At Barber Shop
A customer in a barber shop asks for gas during an operation described in the account. The barber pauses his work and asks the customer to clarify. The scene presents a tense exchange framed as a surgical procedure in a public setting.
Far Reaching Spite Amid Jumble of Feelings and Discord
A compact reflection on broad spite and tangled emotions, noting how a small word can carry wide resonance, with phrasing echoing 19th century prose and Dickensian cadence.
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Dickens
Queer King Shouts About Women and Living Dependence
A bewildering statement from a male figure asserts a woman must live off and depend on a man, claiming he is incapable of providing anything for her. The remark frames male authority as the sole support and source of livelihood for a woman.
Death of W F DeBard Near Plainfield Renders Funeral Here
William F DeBard longtime Lebanon resident died at his Plainfield area home after five months of heart illness. Born May 8 1837 in Decatur County he was 70 years nine months and sixteen days old. Survived by wife Sarah Smith and children Zara Clinton Thomas Leona James Amanda Ethel with sisters Margaret Beck and Lauvisa Serenge. Body to be brought to Lebanon Friday for church services at Central Christian and Oak Hill cemetery interment.
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William F. DeBard
Lebanon
Plainfield
Mr. DeBard
Indianapolis
Decatur County
Tipton County
Sarah Smith
Zara
Clinton
Thomas
Miciigan
Leona
James
Amanda
Ethel
Margaret Beck
Jeferson Township
Lauvisa Serenge
Cranfordaville
Central Christian Church
Oak Hil Cemetery
Thorntown Falls to New Richmond in High School Showdown
New Richmond high school surged to a decisive victory over Thorntown by more than double, led by Alexander with twelve field goals and Monroe's standout floor work. Thorntown, despite a strong first half 21 to 18, struggled as New Richmond pulled away late in the game.
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Alexander
Monroe
Ted
Cox
New Hichmond
Thorntown
Cox Daan
Alexander C
Smith Bante
Meeks Cunningham
Taylor
Dunn
Chadwick
Hill
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Tambert
U.S. Reserve Banks
Crawfordsville Review
W. F. Debard
Sugay Creek Township
New Richmond
W. H. Green
West Side
OR. Chamlee
Alpe
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