Volcano Devastates Sakura Jima killing and injuring many
Official reports from southern Japan detail a volcanic eruption and earthquakes that killed and injured dozens and caused widespread panic and property damage. Sakura Jima continues to erupt, preventing access to the main island while troops and warships monitor the stricken area. Kagoshima suffers damage but fewer fatalities as residents take refuge in shrines. American consul confirms Americans in the vicinity are safe.
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Tokio
Japan
Sakura-Jima
Anniall
Sakura
Kagoshima
H. Ijuin
Kagoshug
Carl F. Deithman
Nagagal
Esthel Mae Plott Weds Charles P Schulemire In Lebanon
Last night at the home of Mr and Mrs M L Plott Esthel Mae Plott and Charles P Schulemire were married with Rev G H Carmichael officiating. The couple wore pink and white attire and the ceremony mirrored a year earlier when Blanche Plott married Elmer Clark. Only family and a few out of town guests attended.
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M. L. Plott
West North Street
Esthel Mae
Charles P. Schulemire
G. H. Carmichael
Presbyterian Church
Blanche
Elmer Clark
Misa
Esther
Schulemire
Avery
William Platt
Mrs. Clark
Frank Schulemire
Phelburn
Indianapolis
Tebanon
Fi of the Toy Shop staged by Sunshine Society
The Sunshine Society of the Laba non high school plans a musical fantasy titled Fi of the Toy Shop at the Grand Spera house. Directed by John Rogers of Fostoria Ohio, the home talent production has played in Indianapolis and Frankfort to good notices. Performances are set for February 26 and 27.
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Sunshine Society of
Laba
Grand Spera House
John Rogers
Fostoria
Indianapolis
Frankfort
FL Fi
Trial of William Redwine Over John Dawson Killing Continues
The trial heard sworn admissions by Redwine to Coroner Maxwell about striking Dawson and causing his fall and leg fracture. Testimony from Martha Davis presented a dying declaration, while the defense challenged admitting it. The jury faced questions on the declaration as the defense argued for its exclusion.
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William Redwine
John Dawson
Redwine
Maxwell
Dawson
Martha Davis
Ethel
Martingville
William A. Redwine
Bradley Horton
Thorntown Wins Close Hoops Thriller 23 to 21
Thorntown high school edged Crawfordsville 23 to 21 in a hard fought game on Crawfordsville floor. The win keeps Thorntown on track for the state meet as Cauldwell and Meadows starred for the visitors while Shaw and Green anchored the local defense. Officials disputed the final score but Thorntown held the lead through the second half amid cheering crowds.
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Thorntown Hightchool
Crawfordsville
Thorntown
Crawfordayne Review
Thorntown High School
Crawfordsville High School
Morril
EH. S
Shaw
Thorntowe
Crawfordaville
Lebanon
Cauldwell
Meadows
Ames VY
Meeks
Rateree
Westover
Umekeeger McGeath
Scorer
Enoch
G W Hughbanks Answers Call at Williams Hospital
George W Hugh Banks aged 13 10 11 died at Williams Hospital at 4 PM Wednesday after a year of illness He was born March 23 1840 in Bracken County Kentucky Married Martha Kelly Two children Marion and Maggie survive along with a brother Patterson in Ohio and several nieces and a nephew He served in Civil War minor regiment wounded in head arm and breast Funeral Friday 2 30 PM at Lebanon Methodist Church Rev K W Robbing officiating Interment Oak Hill Cemetery
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George W. Hughbanks
Williams Hospital
Hughbanks
Bracken County
Flamiston County
Martha Kelly
Marion
Maggie
Southport
Patterson Hughbanks
Ohio
Martha Hopkins
Lebanon
K. W. Robbing
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lebanon High School Loses Mathematics Teacher
L. A. Joel resigns as mathematics teacher at Lebanon high school to join the Streator high school's faculty. The school board will release him once a successor is found. Joel taught phrases and chemistry at Streator Institution with a higher salary, after two years in Crawfordsville.
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L. A. Joel
Lebanon High School
Joel
Tigan
Jocl
Jocal High School
Crawfordsville
Luncheon Honors Ruth Kiser Bride-to-Be in Indianapolis
Miss Ruth Kiser, marrying Melvilla Cohn, was guest of honor at a luncheon yesterday at Hotel Severin hosted by Mrs. Mark Adler. Pink décor highlighted the event with centerpieces of pink ribbon bows and crystal vases, and favors of sachets. Twelve guests sat to places featuring a verse about the bride. Attendees included Miss Kisers mother Mrs. Sol Kiser and Misses Ceeile Adler Pauline Michael Helen Gue Carls Solomons Agatha Solomons and Selig. Following lunch, guests played bridge.
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Indianapolis
Ruth Kiser
Miss Kiser
Sol Kiser
Barbara Sternboger
Meyer Cohn
Phil‘Mp Adler
Misa Kisers
Ceeile Adler
Pauline Michael
Helen Gue- Carls Solomons
Misa Agatha
Charih Solomons
Alles Agatha Selig
Bridge
Horticultural Freck From Wenatchee Orchard Exhibit Apple
A twig from a Stayman Winesap tree near Wenatchee Washington with a mature apple and full blossom has been shipped to Spokane for exhibition. The fragment notes the apple and blossom were on display under Bupr. display authority.
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Blackman Brothers
Wenatchee
Washington
Spokane
Well Paid for Hog Raising by Mrs Blew North of Lebanon
Mrs Mary E Blew of Lebanon area earned top earnings from hog raising last season. She cared for 62 head of hogs and sold 240 dollars worth of fat hogs at 224 dollars per head. She also sold 224 dollars worth of summer pigs, earning more money than any other woman in her neighborhood, perhaps in the county.
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Mary E. Blew
Lebanon
Mystery of New Line survey puzzles Indianapolis
The Indianapolis News reports a mysterious railroad survey north of the city from a point on the Chicago line near New Augusta to near Broad Ripple. Observers speculate it could be a New York Central cut off or a circle belt line, with Big Four or Pennsylvania lines each eyed as possible users while landowners balk at a railroad nearby.
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Indianapolis News
Sam Perrott
Perrott
Chicago
New Augusta
Point Morth
Broad Ripple
College Avenue
White River
Jimmy
Hel
New York Central
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis Belt Railroad
New York Centines
Zilon
Indianapolis Union Railway
H. F. Houghton
Big Four
Mr. Houghton
St. Louis
New New Augusta
Une
Ft Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Beech Grove
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Michela
Boma
Arma
Pennsylvania Road
Frankfort
Lebanon
Indianapoa
Bankrupt Jamestown grocer files petition in court
Frank Northcutt a grocer at Jamestown filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in a Federal Court in Indianapolis Monday. He lists liabilities at 1120.89 and assets at 1856.27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Northcutt
Jamestown
Indianapolis
Hie U
Missionary Lectures On Apostolic Methods At Central Church
The Central Christ ag church will host evening lectures on The Missionary Methods of the Apostles led by Rev. A L Ward. The first talk next Thursday at 7 20 pm will cover The Gospels followed by topics on the Content of the Gospel and other evangelistic subjects open to the public.
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Christaig Church
A. L. Ward
Jesus
Gifford Undecided on Run for Congress
George Gifford of Tipton, former state senator for Haulton and Tipton counties, was in Noblesville Sunday. Mentioned as a possible Democratic candidate against M A Morrison, he said he has not decided and is busy with legal work, doubting politics hold much appeal.
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George Gifford
Tipton
Haulton
Tipton Countiea
State Senate
Noblesville
Congress
M A. Morrison
Tipton County
Nomenville
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Roy W. Falwider Cleppnes
Fowler
Graves
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Spekang
Mra
Mary L. Desbrow
Mexico
Catherine B. Edward
Syra‘enge
New York
Roy W. Fulwider
George Mra
Orville Nelson
Parker L. Roby
Benton Streat
Thorotown County
Mr. Roby
Maggie Reed
Indianapolla
Will Lkely
Bre
Ruth Weaner Newby
Robert Kielsererly
Whitestown
Newby
G. W. Hughbanks
The
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da Ay Joel
Illinois
Mark Adier
Boone County
Purdue Unversity
Wabash College
Boone County Teachers’ Association
George L. Roberts
Department of Education
Purdue University
Rolis Water Brown
Perry D. Pointer
Rex Moore
Karl Freeman
Saula Beaver
Ruth Campbell
Alta Jaques
Rev
A. W. Cach
Rallo W. Brown
Rural School of Tomorrow
George K. Roberts
O. G Higgins
Roy Metzger
Rollo W. Brown
Kenyon Stephenshn
Satarday
O. H. Carmichael
Avalon Kindig
Troutman
R. W. Mel
Rome
Rollo W, Brown
Montessori
Magdaline Mitchell
Thorntown Girls’ Glee Club
AL She Ward
Gifford
Tipton Moo
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