Ellis Strikes Popular Chord at City Forum
Readers praise Chief of Police Hills for public service in enforcing speed laws and public decency. Letters urge humane control of horses, curb illegal liquor, and enforcement of spitting ordinances. Community voices stress civic cleanliness and parental responsibility in Lebanon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive
Bowers
Hills
Ali Alt
Solomon Sa
Bilis
Ellis
Lebanon
Ells
Tia
Police
No Mean City Lebanon Seeks Better Public Thoroughfares
The passage extols Lebanon as a desirable residence and urges strong law enforcement on public streets leading to the country. It argues the town could earn the title No Mean City by improving conditions and ensuring fast driving is controlled on public thoroughfares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Crawfordsville Hs Beats Kokomo In 36 to 13 Victory
Crawfordsville High School defeated Kokomo by 36 to 13 and eyes a win over Lebanon. The Crawfordsville Review notes band travel plans to Lebanon on the 23rd, possible auditions for more members, and ongoing yell practice and band rehearsals as the team prepares for the Lebanon game and state events.
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Crawfordaville
Kokomo
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Review
Leo Schweitzar
Indiana University Alumni Banquet Held At First Baptist
Annual founders day banquet for Indiana University alumni and friends took place Thursday night in the First Baptist church dining room with about fifty attendees. Prof E G Wale served as chair and toast topics included Through and Through, Give and Take, Before and After, while Dr S B Harding delivered the principal address on education. College songs and yells followed the program.
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Indiana University
E. G. Waleer
Jay and
Down
Roy Metzger
Juanita Sanford
M. QO. Roark
Clinton Givang
8. B. Harding
Highary
Revival at First Christian Church Prompts Strong Interest
Friday evening revival at the First Christian Church drew the greatest interest so far. Rev. Cash spoke on "Will Thou Be Made Whole" from the text. Music led by Rev. R. B. Tileas stirred attendees. Mr. Lucas sang "The Sinner and the Song." At the invitation hour eleven people came forward to unite with the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
R. B. Tileas
International Correspondence School Opens Boone County Office
The International Correspondence School of Scranton establishes a local Boone county office in room 26 of the Cason Neal building to manage the Boone area. Z E Keesecker is named Lebanon manager with B Bemendorfer assisting Indianapolis office to locate locally.
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The
International Correspondence School of
Scranton
Cason-Neal
Boone County
Kokomo
Z. E. Keesecker
Lebanon
H. Bemendorfer
Indianapolis
Keesecker
Died Sunday of tuberculosis tale from Indiana scares
Lamphere a former Benton Harbor resident in Holy Rollers circles hallucinates he must assassinate Governor Ralston of Indiana. He was committed to Kalamazoo asylum as sane but dangerous, guarded after release from Indiana State Prison. Married in Great Falls Montana Edna Carey weds Louis Lembka near Sims. Deceased Wes Smith 24 dies of tuberculosis. funeral at Central Christian Church with interment at Oak Hill.
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A Laporte
Ind
Specral
Clayton Lamphere
Kalamazoo
Mich
Berrien County
Indiana
Ralston
Lamphere
St. Joseph
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Benton Harbor
The
Holy Rollers
Tacheva
Kalamazoo Institution
Layton Lamphere
Mechanicsburg
Lamphora
Montana
Edna Carey
Lebanon
Louis A. Lembka
Great Falls
Lembka
Miss Carey
Sims
Grace Smith
William
Ay Bella Honan
Mortdian Street
Mrs. Smith
Boone County
Cris J. Smith
Anna Louise
Paul
Everett Honan
Slaters
Mary Porter
Neliie Robinson
Louise Watson
Cura Bell Honan
Central Christaan Church
AL. Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Postoffice tests push parcels post to 100 pound limit
Experiments by the Postoffice Department suggest expanding the parcels post weight to 100 pounds. Postmaster General Burleson supports the idea, noting the current limit is 70 pounds. He predicts up to 600 million parcels could move by mail starting July 1 next year, with about 40 cents revenue per parcel.
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Postoffice Department
Burleson
Announcement of Isaac Strouse and Terhune wedding
Isaac R. Strouse of Rockville took the oath as fire ax collector of Terucne. James Lawrence Singleton and Nancy Adéling Wiggs were married Saturday at the home on North Lebanon street by Rev. A. W. Cash. W. A. Buntin appointed traveling deputy to fill vacancy after Elas Camp Bell’s death. The couple will reside in Terhune. Mrs. Frank M. Kindig returned to Chicago for funeral, etc.
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Isaac R. Strouse
Rockville
Interucne
James Lawrence Singleton
Mr. Strouse
Nancy Adéling Wiggs
A. W. Cash
W. A. Buntin
Lebanon Street
Singleton
Ter
Elas
Lebanon 8A Class Graduation Echoes Home and Influence
A large audience attended Lebanon city schools 8A class graduation in the Central building assembly room. Fourteen graduates including Robert Ball Samuel Brosbar Ruth Hower Mabel Burgin Russel Chambers Helen Heilla Ruth Hillock Mary Henan Margaret Ray Eugene Saunders Lilian Stevens Manly Immel Donna Nease Byron Rays received certificates in an apt talk by Miss Bell. The program featured a strong home and its influence theme and an excellent eighth grade chorus.
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Lebanon
Fist
Robert, Ball
Samuel Brosbar
Ruth Hower
Mabel Burgin
Russel Chambers
Helen Heilla
Ruth Hillock
Mary Henan
Margaret Ray
Eugene Saunders
Lilian Stevens
Manly Immel
Donna Nease
Byron Rays
Bell
Real Estate Transfers and Tomato Growers Notice
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Jamestown Jackson township Harricon and Harrion townships with various alloted acres and prices. A separate notice says tomato contracts for 1014 season are open at Lebanon with signups ongoing at the factory and representatives available daily.
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Charles H. Erganbright
Eowa Fisher
Jamestown
Lillis B. Ashley
Lily B. Ashley
Ruth Ashley
Jease B. Ashley
Fred A. Ashley
Ruby Wyeth
Noble Ashley
Jackson
Parti J Ten
Elva Saunders
Otis Garner
Harricon
John and
Thomas King
Harrion
Lebanon
Columbia Conserve Cd
No Salary Boosts for Class Four and Five Cities
Attorney General Honan rules fourth and fifth class city officers in Indiana cannot claim the higher salaries set for third class cities. He clarified that the 1928 clause fixes the method of salary setting, not matching amounts to third class standards. Banking opinions also noted state banks may join Federal Reserve banks under the new currency law while savings banks cannot due to lack of capital stock.
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General Assembly
Honan
State Board of Accounts
Newcastle
Brazil
Greencatle
J. Leb Watkins
Clarence Brown
Hogan
Federal Reserve Banks
Lake Maxinkuckee study notes rich fish life and flora
Terre Haute reports Dr. B W Everman the former Indiana Normal School and U S Bureau of Fisheries scientist conducted a fifteen year study of Lake Maxinkuckee. He finds the lake well supplied with fish with over twenty edible species and recommends brook trout introduction. The area hosts fifty wild flower varieties and seven hundred plant kinds. A bridge incident injured a man named Hawk, who fell thirty feet but survived. his mother and Mrs Clarenci Hawk are mentioned.
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B. W. Everman
Indiana Normal School
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Maxinkuckee
Bureau
North Central States
Everman
Dr. Everman
Terre Haute Ambia
Clarenci
Hawk
Emily Gorman
Lebanon and Zionsville Win Bayne County Oratorical Contest
Herschel Richardson of Lebanon high school won the boys contest and Madgelle Conrad of Zionville high school won the girls contest at the Bayne County Oratorical event held at Grood theatre. Otis Wright of Advance placed second and Gail Beaver of Zionsville third in the boys. Thelma Cahoo n of Thorntown and Opal Witt of Whitestown followed in the girls. The program included humorous selections and musical numbers by the Zionville Violin Quartet and Miss Pearl Colman. The opera house was packed and the audience applauded the strong delivery of all finalists. Mary Barnes reports her son-in-law Clarence Hawk was seriously injured in a Terre Haute accident.
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Lebsovn
Zionariie
Bayne County
Grood Theatre
Schel Richardson
Lebanon High School
Madgella Conrad
Zionaville High School
Otis Wright
Advance
Gail Beaver
Zionsville
Thelma Cahoon
Thorntown
Opal Witt
Whitestown
Boone County
Beamer
Ziouiville
Wright
Richardson
Lebanon
Ira Bennett
Jamestown
Oliver Applegate
Alfred Harmon
Misa Conrad
Misa
Eliza Fike
Irene Caldwell
Naltie Jackson
Hach Echool
Mary. Barnes
Clarence Hawk
Terre Haute
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Hausfray
Crawfordville Basketballers
Christian Church
International Correspondence School
Layton Lampeer
Michigan Insane Asylum
William Honan
Holy Rai
Ders
Wes
Central
Christian Church—The
Barcaue
Frank M. Kindig
Chicago
Homer Tyre
Gusset
Lyds Perkins
Ds. Kindig
Gretchen Miller
Darlington
John Hopper
George Winckler
New York City
Mra
Higgins
East South Street
Alexander Noas
St. Peters ardFle
Reimsla Votit
Barred Rock
Rhode Inland
W. A. Kincaid
Matson Byroads
Wiltestown
A. B. Large
South East Street
C. H. Carmichael
Sarah B. Hazelton
Roy, N
Lake Maxinkuckee
Savic
Jacob Detser
Bt Parla
Serious
Mneas
Linda Tabbe
Herschel Richardson
Madgelle Conrad
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