Last Session of the Boone County Teachers Institute
The Boona County Teachers Association held its thirtieth annual session at the high school for two days with Prof George L Roberts and Prof Rolla Walter Brown as instructors. A treasurer report shows a balance above $26. The program covered the Mission of the Rural School and comparisons of French and American education systems, plus Montessori notes and reflections on heredity in education.
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Boona County Teachers’ Association
George L. Roberts
Department of Education
Purdue University
Rolla Walter Brown
Wabash College
Perry Pointer
Roberts
Rural School
Rollo W. Brown
France
Department of Public Instruction
Republic
Napoleon
Wen
Boone County
Teachers’ Institute
Engish
Profesor Brown
Montesavuri
Rome
Montessouri
Medical Natitute
Brown
Magdalene Mitchell
Robert
Lafayette High Falls to Lebanon in Narrow Court Battle
Lebanon high school defeated Lafayette 27 to 20 on Lafayette’s gym floor. First half ended 16 to 15 in Lafayette’s favor before Lebanon surged ahead in the second half, outscoring 12 to 4. Lebanon’s Worley led scorers with strong inside play. Purdue and DeVol also contributed. News from Fayette notes a Civil War veteran James Cornett, 69, died at home after stomach trouble, survived by several children, with service at Regular Baptist church.
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Lafayette
Lebanon High
Schonl Quintette
Lebanon
Purdue
Aoone County
Mike
Lebanonites
James Cornett
Fayette
Mr. Cornett
Clay County
Kentuck
Margaret ‘Isaac
John H
Emma Jona Hager
Alice]lotu Smith
Minnie Belle Larsh
Roy Garfield
Lula Elsie Sullivan
Hattie Smith
Arthur Smith
Jo Hiving
Cornett
Andrew Baker
Braet Baker
Daniel Baker
John Baker
Baptist Church
Co. B
Volunteer Infantry
Kentucky
Regular Baptist Church
Payette
J. M. Wilsen
Preston Smith
Tabor Cemetery
Frankfort visitors and local eighth grade gathering noted
Misa Hagel Stevenson arrived Friday evening to attend the county oratorical and visit friends over Sunday. Miss Joale Ball returned after a week's visit with friends in Indianapolis. Miss Mabel Burgin of West Washington Street entertained about eighteen eighth grade members Thursday night with cards dancing and a delicious lunch.
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Misa Hagel Stevenson
Frankfort
Pastor Decision Keeps Lebanon First Baptist Pastorate
The Rev. F. L. Mardy declined a Louisville Baptist Missions superintendency to stay as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Lebanon. After careful talks with leaders, he chose to remain here, a decision welcomed by his congregation who praise his continued leadership.
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F. L. Mardy
Lowryville
First Baptist
Hardy
Louisville
Lebanon
First Baptist Church
District winner Bas Stultz earns trip to Washington
Bas Stultz a freshman at Zionsville High School was among district winners in Purdue’s boys corn contest last week. He will receive a free trip with the other district winners to Washington, D.C.
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Dtosts Stultz
Zionsville High School
Washington
Bas Stultz A
Reshman
Zionsville High Schoo
Purdue
Washington, D.C
Nine Accessions At First Christian Church Growth
The revival at the First Christian church drew large crowds with nine accessions on Sunday. One in the forenoon and eight in the evening brought total additions to twenty four, fifteen of whom are heads of families. Rev. A. W. Cash preached Sunday night on Listening to the Master's Voice.
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First Christian Church
A. W. Cash
Oliver Clark to Speak at Indian Engineering Meeting
Oliver Clark former city engineer will join the Indians Engineering Society annual meeting in Indianapolis January 22 23 24. He is scheduled afternoon January 23 to present a paper on Measurement of Gravel in Pitea. He will also attend the society banquet on the night of January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Clark
State Engineering Society
Indians Engineering Society
Indianapolis
Pitea
Clark
Thorntown Rockets Past Centerville In Lopsided Win
Thorntown five defeated Centerville 51 to 8 on a Saturday night, using brilliant teamwork and accurate shooting to dominate the game. Centerville had previously beaten Thorntown at Centerville earlier this season. The Thorntown seconds also won their game, topping Clark's Hill 46 to 4.
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Thorntown
Centerville
Centville
Clark's Hill
Farmers Mutuals Hunt Fire Losses With Prevention Plan
Indiana farmers mutual insurance firms across the state push fire prevention after lightning losses. Some cut rates by one fifth on buildings with proper lightning rods while about ninety-one mutuals operate and insure over two hundred million dollars in property. Fire Marshal praises coop efforts and urges sectional and state meetings to extend prevention programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mutual Insurance
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Hionsville forfeited win over LaSalle high in Friday game
The 23 to 21 score claimed for Lebanon high school’s second loan win over Hionsville high is voided. Authorities ordered the game forfeited to Zionsville high, making the Eagle township team the official victor. Wingate and Lebanon movements are noted along with further losses on the road and at Anderson.
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whitch/ Lebanon high school
Hionsville High School
Zionsville High School
Eagle Township
Wingate
Lebanon
Wingate High School
Phoratown
Richmond
Bloomington
Cham Jona
Anderson
Musical program honors Miss Norma Lebotann at school
Friday afternoon at the home of Miss Ruth Vaught a delightful program by Miss Norma Lebotann daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Lehmann delighted about a hundred school friends praised the earnest teaching and pupil progress. Miss Sarah Dale visited Holmes station Monday to spend two weeks with relatives.
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Ruth Vaught
Hive
Norma Lebotann
Carl Lehmann
Norma
Sarah Dale
Holmes
Former Citizen Dies in Missouri
Mrs. Etta Crisler, a former county resident and daughter of James and Charity J. Walker, died in Matthews Missouri from blood poisoning after ten days ill. Survived by husband J A Crisler and five children, two sisters L W Dingmora of Indianapolis and Estella Myera of Toledo. Funeral at Central Christian Church Ward with Rev Homer Vale. interment Old Union cemetery. Body to be brought here Monday for burial.
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Etta Crisler
This County
Matthews
Crisler
James
Charity J. Walker
J. A. Crisler
L. W. Dingmora
Indianapolia
Estella Myera
Toledo
Ohio
Christian Church
Ward
Central Christian Church
Homer Vale
Old Union Cemetery
Fire Fatalities Hit Brockton Home In January Blaze
Four people die in a three story brick apartment house fire at Main and Rosseter streets in Brockton Massachusetts. Three men and a woman died on the second floor and eight others mostly women were badly burned. Firemen faced intense heat while attempting rescue with only one man entering to save a unconscious woman. Estimated property loss about $8000. Victims named Mary J Monge fifty, W Bernard Manehan twenty, Ford Linenthal twenty, George Stanton thirty.
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Brockton
Mass
Bouge
Main
Rosseter
Mary. J. Monge
W. Bernard Manehan
Ford Linenthal
George Stanton
Wingate stripped of state title after Friday games
Bloomington high school defeated Wingate 21 to 18 in a tense state basketball clash. New Albany M C A team routed Wabash College 24 to 18 with Dale of Wabash shining as the evening’s star.
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Wingate
Bloomington High School
Wabash College
New Albany ¥. M. C. A
Dale
Wabash
Real Estate Transfers and Local Visits in Lebanon
Real estate transfers include Ban C Rose to Arley B Kolb in Wallview addition for 1190 and Robert B Williams to Tey Burgin on Center township for 147 and 31. Emily and Herald Lewallen transfer to Catherine Smith for 62a Perry township with 1543. Local visitors: John Richardson and family hosted by his mother and sister Iva Richardson of South Lebanon Street. W S Parkhurst, Central Indiana freight agent, in Lebanon on business. Mrs Belle Randall visiting Indianapolis. Otha Herdich entertained guests for Mrs J L Pulling of Indianapolis. Silas Wooley visiting from Indianapolis. Fay Coleman Cass and Paw Sample with Miss Jennie Kennedy for Sundays. May Belle Thompson returning from Ohio and eastern Indiana. Mrs W I DeVol, Miss Rose De Vol, and Mrs 0 G Higgins visiting Crawfordsville. Ed Kirkham hosting James Moore of Dartmouth. Sam D Bryan and children of Indianapolis visiting. W E Calfane of Dairy Cream Separator Co in Washington DC on company business. Mise Inez Uebhardt of Zionsville visiting sister Mire W H Green.
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John Richardson
West of Town
Richardson
Iva Richardson
South Lebanon Street
W. S. Parkhurst
Central Indiana
Lebanon
Belle Randall
Parke Street Way
Indianapolis
Otha Herdrich
J. L. Pulling
Silas Wooley
Charles Dodson
Fay Coleman Cass
Paw Sample
Jennie Kennedy
May Belle Thompson
Ohio
Indiana
W. I. DeVol
Rose DeVol
G Higgins
Crawfordsville
Ed Kirkham
James Moore
Dartington
Sam D. Bryan
W. E. Calfane
The
Dairy Cream Separator Co
Washington, D. C
Mise Inez Uebhardt
Zionsville
Slater
Mire
W. H. Green
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Tilson
Hinea
Worley
Chueh
DeVol
Boulgeals
Valma
Ives
T. H. Stanecipher
Julia Harney
J. A. Schultz
Frank Smith
Marshall
Baren Witt
Mina Vandever
May Shannon
Gladys la Rue
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Padgett
William R
Carrie N. Beck
Inlet
Pairvian Add
James W. Jones
John W. Jones
Lla
Advance
George “R. Cox
Star
Nettie A. Sullivan
Perry
Russell W. Cox
George R. Cox
Viola Cox
Jesse Nef
Jesse Neff
Naomi Smith
Roberta
Clute
William Bowen
Bowen
Williams Hospital
Carre Davis
Virginia
Indianapolis Avenue
Terre Haute
Frank Patterson
Seattle
Patterson
George B. Jones
East Superior Street
Will Baldwin
Baby
Oxford
David Frank
Samuel Wood
Hobart
Lake
Meyers Frank
Wood
Mize
Esther Honan
West of Lebanon
Crawfordaville
Lida Weaver
Aung Frank
South East Street
BR. C
Peters
Avening
Frank
John
Mra
Stacy Darnall
GL. Frank
A. J, Bassett
Reke Ander
Nora Hagged
Neal and
of Baptist Church
Palma
Chucch Downs
F.ok
Mardy
Louesville, KY
Sweet Revenge
Cester
Vile
AEN
Farmers Mutual Insurance Companies
la IH
Missouri
Charity I. Walker
Ban C. Rose
Arley B. Kolb
Inlotg
Wallview Add
Robert B. Williams
Tey Burgin
Center
Robert B
Addie M. Willams
Emily and Herald Lewallen
Catherine Smith
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