Campaign Along Religious Lines In Thorntown Event
Five nationally known speakers will headline a two day religious campaign in Boone county Thorntown. Churches across the county will send representatives to a conference at the Methodist church with rallies and women and men meetings scheduled. A public banquet at 6 pm Monday at the Methodist church costs 35 cents, tickets for distant attendees available by mailing 5 cents to Dr Clancy Bassett.
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Thorntown
Boone County
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Clancy Bassett
Thorntown Man Martin Dies After Illness at 80
Martin died at his Market and Church streets home Thursday at 12 45 after about ten days illness. He was over 80 and left one son James on the farm near Shannondale. The funeral was held Saturday with services at the Lomest and Presbyterian church at Shannondale conducted by Rev Gallithan, burial in Shannondale cemetery.
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Thorntown
Martin
Market and
Church
James Martin
Shannondale
Presbyterian Church
Qallithan
Divorce Petition Moves From Boone County to Noblesville
Solomon Cruse seeks a divorce from Lizale Cruse in a change of venue to Noblesville from Boone County. Cruse, 18? years old, a well known farmer with substantial wealth, cites a pitiful story. Lizale, 61, is married to him, with multiple prior marriages and six children. The record notes they married in 1912 and separated in 1919, with details about family and residence in Zionsville.
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Noblesville Enterprise
Solomon Cruse
Lizale Cruse
Boone
Cruse
Zionsville
Cruse alleges cruel treatment in married life
Morning salutation and Mr Cruse describe a quarrel over property and divorce. He claims his wife demanded a deed or will of half his estate, urged him to move to Indianapolis, and grew angry when he refused. He says she shoved him, called him names, struck him with a stick, and claimed she did not love him.
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Cruse
Cuel
Indianapolis
Chaira
Organize New Club By Baptist Church Girls
Young Ladies of the First Baptist Church formed a physical culture club with Miss Elma Dowley president, Miss Ada Bonwell secretary, and Miss Leots Saunders treasurer. Two basketball teams named Stars and Stripes, captains Nellie Gipson and Audra Slagles, will compete. Meetings set for Tuesday and Thursday evenings. skating in the dining room. Open to any young lady, member or not.
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Young Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Elma Dowley
Ada Bonwell
Lcots Saunders
Stars and Stripes
Nellie Gipson
The
Stars
Audra Slagles
Stripes
Tm Club
Boy loses eye as shot hits in Indiana hospital
The Zlongyne Times reports nine year old Dats Smlth son of Ipho Smith was accidentally shot while rabbit hunting with his father Leotus Neese. He lost his right eye at Deaconiecs Hospital in Indianapolis after surgery failed to save the eye. He recovering at home with family. Also notes Louisa Burrows improving after illness and other local moves and visits including Mrs Frank Nowell visiting Oskolocss Iowa and A R Dossatt of Ash street.
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Zlongyne Times
Dats Smlth
Ipho
Smith
Sundey
Deaconiecs
Indianapolia
Louisa, Burrows Iittie
Ed. Burrows
Saat Elm Street
EL Frank Nowell
L. M.’ Heaven
Mordian Street
Oskolocss
Iowa
A. R. Dossatt
Ash Street
Amiley
Lesquon
Governor Ralston Addresses Lebanon High School
Governor S M Ralston and wife spoke to Lebanon High School students with Mrs Ralston stressing domestic science and practical education. The governor praised the legal profession, law’s role in civilization, and urged students to avoid dishonorable methods. The event included remarks by Rev Demetrius Tillotson and an informal reception before the governor and Mrs Ralston returned to Indianapolis.
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Lebened High School
S. M. Ralston
Ralston
E. G. Walker
Cstizena
Themgelved
Vocalatenat Vines
Demetrius Tillotson
Greencastle
Centenary M. E
Haleton
Lebanon
Indiana
Offica
Tillotson
Sawyera
Sunshine Society of the Nigh School
Ralatott
Inspector scams towns with fake electrical permits
A con man posing as a state Inspector visited homes during early electricity work, claiming state approval and insuring wiring, using policy clauses to pressure residents including widows to pay a $1.50 fee per house. Several victims were tricked before the ruse ended, while local reports mention illness and names linked to the case.
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bin Amonth
Thorntown Reflects on Crawfordsville Game and Clean Play
The Thorntown Times reports Thorntown players in a Tuesday Crawfordsville basketball game praised for clean play while Principal Mecacht of Crawfordsville calls for a self examination of methods. The piece notes Shaw’s return to the game scene and mentions hostile remarks directed at Thorntown players.
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Crawfordsville
Thorntown Times
Thorntown
Mecacth
Nolee
Crawfordaville
St All
Shaw
Williams Pierce Dead Former Lebanon Resident Passes
Williams Pierce, a former Lebanon resident, died at North Salem Saturday night. He earlier ran a Thorntown hardware business, led R. I. Ferguson hardware in Lebanon, and later moved to Whitestown and then North Salem. About fifty, he is survived by a widow and two sons in Anderson and the western states.
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Williams Pierce
Lebanon
North Salem
Pierce
Thorntown
R. I. Ferguson
Whitestown
Wen
Anderson
West
Rabbits and a Lafayette Overtime Loss in Indiana
Mr. Elmer Hinkle of Advance sold and shipped 1,536 rabbits to Cleveland from Nov 17 to Jan 9, earning a net $98. Local men hunted many for sport, while Hinkle’s routine included skinning during spare hours. In the Lebanon vs Lafayette basketball game, Lafayette led early but Lebanon surged to a 27–20 win as Worley led Lebanon with six baskets and Joe Palma scored five for Lafayette amid tight defense.
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Lafayette
Cleveland
Enya
Elmer Hinkle
Advance
Indiana
Hinkle
Frm
Om [Patayet
Lebanon
Ward Lambert
Ralph Jones
Wabash
Jones
Lambert
Possena
Joe Palma
Bishop
Tilson
Worley
Purdue
Church
Baskers
DeVal
King
Bloomington
Clemens Fannie N dies at 31 from heart trouble
Fannie N Clemens wife of Arthur Clemens died suddenly at 616 West Busby Street at 7 18 p m She was born August 6 1882 in the county and lived in Lebanon ten years She leaves daughter Mary Bernice ten days old and husband two brothers and sisters survive The funeral Sunday at Central Christian church with Pythian Sisters in charge Interment at Old Union cemetery
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Fannie N. Clemens
Arthur Clemens
West Busby Street
Mrs. Clemens
This
Lebanon
Adler Co’g
Maria L. McMullen
Mary Bernice
Frank McMullen
Thinker
J. Eb, McMullen
New Roas
Sarah A. Mangus
Jesse Connor
Clemens
Central Christian Church
Pythian Sisters
Lpti
A.ge Ward
Old Union Cemetry
Osborn Clingler Couple Wed at Squire Ni A. Perri Residence
Granvilis Osborne sid Misa Oleva Clingler were married by Squire Ni A. Perri at his residence Saturday evening. The couple will reside in Lebanon. Friends extend congratulations. Mieg Nall Hiatt visited over Sunday with her parents at Darlingtor.
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Osborn-Clingler Granvilis
Osborne Sid Misa
Oleva Clingler
Squire Ni A. Perri
Osborn
Lebanon
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Mar
Isit Luea
Webster
Dartmouth College
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Supreme Court
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