Racing prospects at Crawfordsville track featured in Review
The Crawfordsville Review reports on Doc Palin training a ten head stable headed by Tudie, a 2.15% mare owned by Barley & Catterlin. Also highlighted is Mart G. a 2.14% gray pacer owned by Joe Ingersoll, Walter IL a 2.05% Walter Direct colt bought by Guy Glasscock, and Lee Jackson with Rowdy Czar noted for potential in the Interurban circuit with August Russiaville stake starts anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Doc Palin
Wingate
Tudie
Ruler
Barley & Catterlin
Russiaville
Lebanon
Lafayette
Mart G
Joe Ingersoll
Waynetown
Guy Glasscock
Bussiaville
Walter IL
Walter Direct
Chamber of Commerce
Brown Hal
Star Pointer
Mandina
Hal Akin
Mr. Glasscock
W. M. Tolle
Columbia
Tenn
Guy
Lee Jackson
Rowdy Czar
Czar
Isaac Rice
Brown’s Valley
Open Air Service Planned on Public Square Sunday Evening
An open air service is planned for Sunday at 7 30 p m on the public square weather permitting. Leslie Troutman s orchestra will rehearse for fifteen minutes beforehand. Chairs and car space will be provided. If weather is bad the gathering moves to Central Christian church with Dr Kirk Waldo Robbins delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Troutman
Central Christian Church
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Joint Birthday Celebration of Mrs Sallie Turner
Mrs Rachael Beach hosted a joint Sun day school class reunion dating from 1881 in honor of her daughter Mrs Sallie Turner whose illness kept her from full enjoyment. Thirteenth annual reunion followed a September meeting with a three course dinner and attendance from Mrs Sallie Turner Daisy Campbell Georgia Pavey Gurtha Stephenson Rider Haller Ella Reagan Ida Hodgin Lyle Helme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Beach
North West Street
Sallie Turner
Rider ‘Haller
Mechanicsburg
St A
Aged Couple Wed Near North in Thursday Ceremony
Thursday afternoon at North region a 75 year old man Robert M. Sine and his 58 year old bride Elizabeth Willexnngs united in marriage with Squire N A Perrill officiating. The ceremony joined a longtime pair described as an aged couple in a simple local service.
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Squire N. A Perrill
Robert M. Sine
Elizabeth
North
Stine
Contractor Caldwell visists with superintendent in town
Senior member of Caldwell & Drake, the firm that built the Boone county courthouse, stayed briefly on Wednesday. He came with Herman Vergin, the building's construction superintendent, who may relocate to Lafayette for a large new contract.
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Caldwell
Caldwell & Drake
Boone County Court House
Herman Vergin
Lafayette
Vergin
Harvest Hands In Kansas Paid Three Dollars A Day
Harry Long reports to Frank Stephen son that he is near Brookville Kansas working in harvest fields. Harvest hands there earn three dollars per day with board provided and he plans to stay until fall.
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Harry Long
Frank Stephenson
Brookville
Kan
Peru Specials Bring Real Semi Pro Baseball To Town
Local fans will witness a real game as Lebanon Reserves host the Peru Specials on Sunday July 5. Peru, one of Indiana’s top semi pro teams, is fielding a strong lineup led by manager Chub Horn. Reserves manager Andy Rinehart promises an exciting match and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Rinehart
Lebanon
Peru
Indiana
Burk
Oyler
Hess
Stranahan
Dye
Stamford
Runk
Hardgrove
C. F
Coyne
Boyner
Chub
Horn
Rinehart
Plans Not Yet Ready for New Bank Building in Indianapolis
William J. BeVol of First National Bank attended an Indian Bankers Association meeting at the German House in Indianapolis. He met the architect to review plans that should be completed within a week and discussed bid timelines. Over half the offices in the new building have already been rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. BeVol
First National Bank
Agricultural Committee of
The
Indians Bankers Association
Indianapolis
Bank
Indiana corn growing contest expands across counties
Contests started in 22 of 26 counties with county agents report high interest and up to 80 contestants per county. The Indiana Corn Growers Association offers medals for yields of 100 bushels per acre or more with prize money over 100 dollars. Winners’ costs averaged 17.17 cents per bushel with rent and labor. The state ten year average is 36.4 bushels per acre, but the current competition aims to boost Indiana yields statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Agricultural Extension Department
Indiana Corn Grower’s Association
Randolph County
Indiana
Whites townman speaks at Indiana Luther League meeting
J T Frank Laughner of Whites Town, president of the Indiana Luther League, addressed the seven teenth annual State Luther League convention held in Logansport. Delegates from many parts of the state attended as business sessions and discussions on successful Luther League meetings were conducted Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Luther League of
Indiana
Logansport
J.T. Frank Laughner
Whitestown
League
Luther League
Professor Bodine Weds Mrs. Clugston in Brookston NJ
Professor Donaldson Bodine head of geology and zoology at Wabash College marries Emma Clugston of Crawfordsville in Brookston New Jersey. Clugston's son Phil will be a senior next year. her daughter recently graduated from an eastern college. Bodine, Cornell alumnus and Sigma Xi member, has taught at Wabash eighteen years and preached at the Presbyterian church. The couple will reside in Crawfordsville after a wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson Bodine
Wabash College
Emma Clugston
Crawfordsville
Brookston
N. J
Clugston
Columbia City
Phil Clugston
Clingston
Leer and Tribble Married in Lexington Ky
Miss Bessie Tribble Tribble W. Tribble and H. Vernon Leer wed in Lexington Kentucky on Tuesday. Tribble has visited here as guest of Misses Mary and Fern Coons and the couple were Washington College classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bessie-Tribble
H. Vernon Leer
Bessie W. Tribble
Lexington
Miss Tribble
Mary
Fern Coons
Washington College
Union Township Farm Sold for 8740 Dollars
Charles Cunningham sold a 143 acre farm in Union township Tuesday for the Hamilton Trust Company of Noblesville guardians of Philip and John Stoops. Edgar Dodson of White and Dodson purchased the property at 8740 dollars, equaling 42 dollars per acre.
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Charles Cunningham
Union Township
Hamilton Trust Company of
Noblesville
Philip
John Stoops
Edgar Dodson
White & Dodson
Annual Home Coming at Williams Creek Church
The Williams Creek church five miles east of Zionsville marks its seventy sixth founding anniversary with a homecoming Sunday. Rev Homer Dale enters his fifth year as pastor as membership grows from 40 to 120. Speakers include Rev Harry Hamilton in the forenoon, Rev L V Howe in the afternoon, and Rev J V Coombs at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Creek
Zionsville
Homer Dale
Mr. Dale
Harry Hamilton
L. V. Howe
Nobles
Lecturer Charges Fare for Full House at Dayton Talk
Dr. Kirk Waldo Robbins spoke on Laugh Labor Love at Dayton under Epworth League auspices. When asked his fee he offered only interurban fare if the hall would be filled, and the Dayton committee obliged with a crowd large enough to fill the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Dayton
Epworth League
Robbing
I C Dwiggins Dead A Crawfordsville Politician Dies At 45
Trvin C Dwiggins well known Progressive and former Republican politician dies at his Crawfordsville home from tuberculosis and Brights disease at age 45. He practiced law here and served as county and city attorney and ran for Congress in 1910. He directed local option campaigns for dry laws in Crawfordsville Muncie and other towns. His widow Sallie Newton and his mother survive.
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Trvin C. Dwiggins
Crawfordsville
Bright
Sallie Pende Newton
Dwiggins
Muncie
Richmond
Peru
Tri Kappa Meeting Plans Blue Bluffs Camping Party
The Tri Kappas held a regular meeting with Miss Jane Wood on Tuesday afternoon. Reports from the state convention were reviewed and plans were made for a camping party at Blue Bluffs near Bethany park. A three course luncheon was served by the hostess. Miss Amy Johnson of Danville, Dl, attended as a guest.
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Tri Kappas
Jane Wood
Blue Bluffs
Bethany Park
Amy Johnson
Danville, Dl
Squirrel hunting season opens after law lapse
The Squirrel Law expired Wednesday and open season begins until October first. Local hunters anticipate plenty of activity as licenses to hunt and fish should be checked for expiry dates.
Masonic Lodge Vacates Second Story Rooms in Tillman Beikes Building
The Masonic lodge vacates their lodge rooms on the second story of the Tillman Beikes building at the corner of South Lebanon and South Streets. The new lodge rooms extend one door farther north into the building recently purchased and now owned by the lodge.
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Masonic Lodge
Tillman Beikes
South
Lebanon
South Streets
Spe Fara Arahiwaye Bse
Jeonstecking Whale. Bullae
Lodge
Tabitha Helpers Enjoy Pleasant Home Meeting
The Tabitha Helpers of Central Christian church held a delightful Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Charles Higbee’s West Washington street home. Hostess Mrs. Higbee was assisted by Mesdames Mitchell Hyans Thomas and Simmons. A program featured a piano duet by Margaret and Donald Higbee a reading by Magdalene Mitchell a vocal solo by Mrs. H N Humphreya and a piece on The Boy Scout Movement by Mrs W J DeVol. Refreshments of root beer ice and wafers were served.
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Tabitha
Central Christian Church
Charles Highes
West
Washington Street
Higbee
Mesdames, Mitchell
Hyans
Thomas and Simmons
Margaret
Donald Higbee
Magdalene Mitchell
H.N. Humphreya
Boy Scout Movement
W. J.devol
Storm Delays Interurban Cars Between Here and Zionaville
A Friday storm broke the high tension twice on the interurban line between here and Zionaville and west of Frankfort, delaying car service. Breaks were repaired quickly with only minor disruption reported as hail and damage were limited in parts of the county.
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Here
Zionaville
Frankfort
CAN'T PROVE PROPERTY AND BIG MILL FLORA ABOUT TO ESCAPE THEFT CHARGE
A local court faces difficulty proving theft charges against property owner Big Mill Flora as prosecutors contend items were moved out of the premises. The case hinges on witness testimony and the chain of custody for disputed goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bill Flora
Marion County
Bac
Allisonville
Big Bill
Lafe Kemper
Vernon
Atclen
Mediators Struggle To Maintain Conference Outlook
Washington reports the administration urges mediators to stay engaged to preserve a pose of international talks. Officials fear Mexico would view a pause as end of tacit armistice, risking American safety. Carranza diplomacy attempts to rejoin Huerta talks amid rising mediator tensions.
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International News Service
Washington
jobNiag
Ieee
Mexico
merGistion
Huerta
Carranza
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the Open Air Service
Kansas
Whitestownman
J. T. Frank Laughner
Indiana State League
Bodine Weds
Benedict
Sells Farm
Williams Creek Church
City
Pas
Tor
Dayton Epworth
DR. Robbins
Ware
Jane
Moore’s
I. C. Dwiggins
Tri Kappan
Masons
Beikes Building
Tabitha Helpers
Scheaffer
Star Drug Store
Palm Beach
White
Dodson
Coombs’ Drug Store
U. 8
Flora Store
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