Lebanon Business Men Elect Officers And Plan Civic Campaign
The Lebanon Business Men Association annual meeting elected officers: W. C. Wyutz y as president, Mark Adler vice president, Charles Portes secretary, C. C. White treasurer, with a board of directors including John Perkia Irwin Browo and Winn Sen Jones. Committees were formed to clean streets and to liaise with the Pennsylvania railroad, while retiring president Gard Cutler presented a long report detailing the group’s origins in 1912, growth from 41 to 86 firms, and efforts from road improvements to a milk market plant, a band, and anti telephone rate actions. The association also recalls social sessions, city funding for hand concerts, and a trade extension drive lasting into 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Husintes Men's Asociation
P. E. Smiley
W. C. Wyutzy
Mark Adler
Charles Portes
C. C. White
John Perkia
Irwin Browo
Win- Sen Jones
Govers
Lebanon
New
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gard Cutler
Council Chamber
Chas. A. Stevenson
Pres
C. BE. Layton
Sec'y
Sirti Fobosih
Gard Cutter
C. E. Layton
H. IL. Reus
Ed Riley
Frank Wooley
Wallace Morris
Boar of Directors
V. Pres
Séeey
H. L. Rous
Treas
Carre Davis
Cecil
Sanitary MK Company
Labelanon
Rilged Fonde
Growth of Lebanon Business Association and Flood Aid
The Lebanon Business Association reports steady growth in 1913 with increased crowd support at contests and a stronger city presence. A 2 April smoker, a donated banquet fund for flood relief, and campaigns against the Green trading cramp highlight efforts. A May 27 notice cites city wide promotions and a 1918 sale plan, stressing organized effort as key to future benefit.
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I Iself
Lebanon
Horse Recovered After Six Years Stolen Local Case
Guy Roberts, son of John Roberts, recovered his family horse bent on a farm near Ladoga. The horse had changed owners after being stolen by James Simpson, who pled guilty and faced a 3 to 15 year sentence. Roberts identified the mare in Lancaster after a second trip, and an agreement restored the horse to its rightful owner amid multiple claims and shared restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Roberta
John Roberta
Ben F. Carman
Ladoga
Dye Miles
inoud-Lancaster O
James Simpson
Judge West
Boone Circuit
Lancaster
Roberts
Shariff McRoberts
Simpson
City Offices Change Hands in Lebanon New Council Forms
Lebanon city government transfers occurred with John B. Shelby becoming mayor. New officers include William J. Smith clerk William Jd. Martin treasurer and Ora Ellis chief of police. The special council session appointed staff for fire and police and set committee assignments. Turkey dinner honored outgoing and incoming officials as Charles Stevenson sold land and prepared to return from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
John B. Shelby
William J. Smith
William Jd. Martin
Delaski Smith
Frank O. Myers
M.L. Ellis
Urban J. Wertzel
George J. Guilton
William “i Wood
Ora Ellis
William Daily
Clardice Ridgeway
A Ctary
RE. C. Rogers
Shelby
Offee
Everatt Gil- Me
James Worn
A. M. McIntire
Wallace McLean
Art
McIntire
Leonard Evans
W. B. Emmett
Sorich, Myers
Pitts
Smith
Gullton
Weltzel
Guillon
Weitzel
Eilts
Myers
Hills
Era
Ellis Gullion
Stith
Ellie
Myere
John Davi
Bnet Street
I. T. Davis
William
Carl
Butch
Cabe Davis
Harry O'Haver
Helen
Mary O'Haver
Grace Goes
New Adgustz
Charles
Angelea
California
Indiana
Mahan Couple Celebrates 53rd Wedding Anniversary
Saturday marked the fifty third wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Mahan. A family dinner followed by visits and bouquets highlighted the day. Mr. Mahan’s health was frail but improved, while Mrs. Mahan remained in good health and grateful for the well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. P. Mahan
Indiana Corn Growers Meet At Purdue January 14
Members across Indiana show interest in the annual meeting at Fowler Hall Purdue University Wednesday January 14 as part of the Farmers Short Course January 14 to 17. Speakers include Dr T J Carver Harvard University and Br W J Spilman Washington DC discussing farm methods and rural organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Corn Growers
Fowler Hall
Purdue University
Purdie
Indiana
G. Christie
The
Corn Growers
T. J. Carver
Harvard University
Rural Organization Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Br. W. J. Spilman
Office of
Farm Management
Washington, D. C
Indiana Farm Leaders Open Rural Development Forum
The Indiana Federation of Agricultural Associations sponsors a Thursday meeting led by Sedalia Missouri county agent supervisor 5 M Jordan who will discuss rural development and actors in Indiana. Prof Chrys tie Wil and Prof C G Woodbury address interior farm home decoration and Howe Economic Mary Matthews discusses interior methods. Friday features are not yet announced. the short course invites all to improve agricultural knowledge.
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Atate Agrinul- Lara
Fowler Hall
G. J. Chilotte
Indiana Federation of Agricultural Associations
M. Jordan
Sedalia
Jordan
Chrystie
Indiana
C. G. Woodbury
Horticultural Department
Mary Matthews
Howe Economic Department
Boston Lyrics Shine In Lyceum Church Entertainment
A large audience at the M and Church heard the Boston Lyrics on Monday night as part of the Lyceum course. The trio presented instrumental music readings and cartoons in a varied program that was artistic and intensely interesting. Members include HR Jordan Jr baritone, Bertha Welle reader and instrumentalist, and Carolyn Jordan accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lyceum
HR. Jordan, Jr
Bertha Welle
Carolyn Jordan
Demise of a minister in Northwestern Indiana
The Rev Jaba Claypool one of the oldest Methodist ministers in the Northwestern Indiana conference died at his Stockwell home from aged infirmities. Born in Boone County August 7 1842 he dedicated his life to teaching the gospel. Admitted to the Northwestern Indiana Conference in 1881 he served Boswell Rensselaer Norton circuit of Putnam County Williamsport Montmorenci Kentland Stockwell Waveland Kirkland and Honney. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning with Dr G W Switzer of Lafayette officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaba Claypool
Northwestern Indiana
Stockwell
Hirmittes
Boone County
Boswell
Rensselaer
Norton
Putnam County
Williamsport
Montmorenel
Kentland
Waveland
Kirkland
Honney
G. W. Switzer
Lafayette
Obituary: William W Quinley Dies in Union Township at 73
William Warren Quinley died Monday in Union township after long illness. Born August 4, 1840 in Kentucky, he was 73 years old. He married Mary Catherine Casey on December 10, 1874, in Boone county. Survived by James, Mary Luvina Gulhon, and Arlin May Mantooth. Funeral at Elizaville Christian Church at 11 a.m. Wednesday, with interment in Elizaville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warren Quinley
Il Sm
Union Township
Mr. Quiniey
Trobble County
Boone County
Mary Catherine Casey
Ara James
Mary Luvina Gul- Hon
Ariin May Mantooth
Christain Church
Elizaville
Elizutville
Lebanon High Team Receives Ovation After Wingate Win
Lebanon High School basketball team was given an ovation Monday at the assembly hour. Speeches were made by students, faculty, Coach Lambert, and team members. Enthusiasm ran high as the victory over Wingate was celebrated in approved style. Roy Comley has returned to Swarthmore, Pa, to resume college studies.
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Lebanon High School
Lambert
Wingate
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W. C. Yutzy
Cutler
Mrs. Jessie
Williams
Jessie P. Williams
Georgia, Florida and Alabama Railroad
Duchess OF Marlborough
Duchess’ of Marlborough
Sunderland
Houes
Philanthroplet
London
MARAM
Indianas Corn Growers' Association
Antchipate Fine Program
William J. Bryan, JR
Arizona
Hoxton
Jol Claypool
Wiliam W. Quinley
Kentucky
Christian Church
Roy Comley
Swarthmore, Pa
Bie Colege Atudles
W.H. Green
West Side Square
W. L. Darnall
Castle Hall
Neding
GEO. L. Frank
Optiets
First Rural Loan and Savings Association
Storms & Lewis H. L. Moore Seer
Koray Our
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