Died After Five Months Illness Mrs Nancy Smith of Boone County
Nancy Margaret Smith aged 79 died at her Lebanon area home after a five month illness with Bright's disease. Born in Bourbon County Kentucky on December 22 1834 she moved to Indiana as an infant and lived in Boone County most of her life. She married James M Smith in 1868 in Boone County. he died in 1884. She leaves five children Dora Wallard Carat Long Lizzie Ball John Smith Myrtle Beatty and two deceased daughters Mary Witt and Josephine Stratton. Surviving siblings include Frances Neese Lyda Staton and Sarah Adair. Funeral was held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the residence with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Nancy Margaret Smith
Alfies Gaat
Lebanon
Bright
Mrs. Smith
Bourbon County
Indiana
Reducing Hazards in Dwelling Construction Urged
State fire marshal calls architects and contractors to reduce fire risks by guiding builders to safer construction methods and proper flue and heating plant layouts. Emphasizes noncombustible walls and fireproof materials, warns against shingle tool hazards, and cites Boston Chamber of Commerce findings comparing costs of brick and other materials to wood.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Tigt
Fire safety drive urges fireproof materials in Indiana buildings
The fire marshal warns against overheated furnaces and urges proper furnace installation. He notes brick veneer and fireproof materials cost little more and reduce depreciation versus frame buildings. Citizens are advised to consult a fire prevention engineer or architect before starting any new structure.
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Indiana
Domestic Science Club Demonstrates Home Canning Skills
The Domestic Science club met at Mrs. Bey F. McKey’s East South Street home with hostesses Mrs. McKey Mrs. J A Hogshire and Mrs W C Darnall. Members discussed home making and economy in canning with demonstrations using electrical appliances. Recipes for canned cherries corn fruit cake and beans were shared and a buffet luncheon served.
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Domestic Science Club
Bey F. McKey
East South Street
McKey
J. A. Hogshire
W. C. Darnall
Gai B Neal
Paba
Ita
WW Dd
Neal
Hogabire
Hogshire
D. B. Anderson
Marriage Question Clouds 1914 Almanach Entry
The 1914 Almanach de Gotha states that Nancy Leishman and the Duke of Croy were not of equal birth. The notice, printed at the Prussian herald offices, claimed the marriage did not entitle the bride to the Kaiser's court or other German royal courts.
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Nancy Leishman
Duke of
Croy
Kaiser’s Court
Germany
Why Join the Guard Against Socialist Attacks on Work Rights
A historical defense of military guards as a force to protect life and property when ordinary police fail. It argues socialists oppose standing force and discourage enlistment, warning this stance favors violence and disorder and questions joining an organization whose aim is to suppress workers in strikes and unrest.
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Lfe
Prac
Tegarda
National Guard
Guardis
Los Angeles
California
Mike
Night of Washington toast and debate at Cave A Dinner
A 1028 guest Washington birthday dinner hosted by W. J. DeVol featured four toast speeches on Washington topics, a program of jokes and stories, and a lengthy meal with flags and cherry tree imagery. Guests included Rev. L. E. Brown, Arthur Jordan, C. H. Baxter, and Irish guests from Lebanon, Indiana.
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East Washington
W. J. DeVol
Washington
Alout
Lebanon
J. W. Brown
Connersville
Arthur Jordan
C H. Baxter
George Woaellington
DeVol
H. G. Brown
T’ S.N. Crague
L. E. Brown
A. L. Ward
A. Wysong
Asbury Finch
Wiliam Means
C. H. Baxter
L. W. Birtley
A. Coons
W. 4. Williums
William J. Haoton
Chester Darnall
H. N. Coons
Harold Lee Pollette
T. O. Beck
N. Cragan
Lester Jones
B. F. Coombs
Frank Lee
Elbert Perking
Albert Bart
Anson Bush
W. G. Collage
Pleasantly Surprised Birthday Surprise At 426 North Jameson
A large group gathered Wednesday night February 18 at 426 North Jameson Street to surprise Mrs Lizzie Miller on her 47th birthday. Attendees included numerous couples and families and guests listed by name, with refreshments of ice cream and cake served before everyone departed late.
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Lizzie Miller
North
Jameson Street
Jesse Galvin
Mary Taylor
Lizzie Sanford
Jessie Trips
Vinnie Smith
Dave Ulery
Clayton Bill
Ethel Mendenhall
John Cohee
Sidney Cook
Louise Golliday
Frank Caldwell
Frank Gary
Wallace McCane
Arthur Cash
Icy Youkey
Miseel
Ena Boyd
Marie Cash
Eva Cary
Ruby Hyans
Letha DeBard
Mionie Youley
Mary Sanford
Ethel McCann
Messrs
Raquel Cary
Prank Cash
Elmer Pratt
Bert Melinsey
Frank Long
Witliam Hill
Nyrvul
Ralph
Helen Kerna
Mrs. Miller
Mrs Hopper and Partners Take Short Visit From Town
Mrs John Hopper resides southwest of town while Mrs Elisha Partner leaves Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs Guy Deer of Kirklin and Mrs John Shapley of Sheridan for a few days.
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John Hopper
Elisha Partner
Guy Deer
Kirklin
John Shapley
Sheridan
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