Destitute family found wandering toward Crawfordsville
The Crawfordsville Review reports a destitute woman and four children near Beck's stop were brought to town after authorities were alerted. They were housed at the community house and treated for basic needs. The woman, identified as Mrs. Almeda Kist, and her four children have a troubled history across Lebanon Sheridan Beckville and Westfield with multiple marriages and mobility.
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Crawfordsville
Beck
Officer Long
Charles Beck
Traction Stow
Johnson
Hodgkins
Westfeld
Lebanon
Fordsville
Almeda Kist
Sheridan
Board of Children's Guardians
Westfield
Farmer
Kist
East Street
Bicycle collision injures Brenton on Meridian Street
Tiffan Brenton, son of Elmer Branton, was riding a bicycle on North Meridian street when he collided with a horse and buggy. The horse stepped on the bicycle, tearing the cart and causing severe bruising to his back and shoulder. Dr. J. R. Ball treated the injuries with stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffan Brenton
Elmer Branton
North Meridian Street
Brenton
Henry Moore
J. R. Ball
Bearing Burnt Out At Thorn Town Chautauqua
Hugh Woody of Thorn town chautauqua boosters left his Buick in Elmer Brenton garage Friday night after it died on the road from Advance. Hugh Niven towed him in and investigators found the engine burned due to oil exhaustion. Other cars gave passage to Thorntown residents.
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Hugh Woody
Thorntown Chautauqua Boosters
Elmer Brenton
Hugh Niven
Thorntown
Sunday Picnic Party of O N T Club at Mechanicsburg
Members of the O N T club and their husbands and guests picnicked near Mechanicsburg on Sunday. Automobiles carried the group for a delightful day with a bountiful picnic lunch at noon. The party included Mr and Mrs George Crider and others.
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O. N. T. Club
Mechanicsburg
George Crider
Internos Club
Inter Nos Club
Horner's Grove
Thorntown
Edith Lewis
Lucile Edwards
Jane Stevens
Adah Huber
Loleta Bercaw
Nina Fall
Hazel Davis
Bess Sutphin
Mesdames Ethel Winn
Hazel Langjahr
Ruby Upjohn
Lelia Maze
Ona Whiffing
Colfax
Names listed for social notices in local column
A group of individuals and couples including Mr and Mrs Frank Walter Mr and Mrs Ed Bohanan Mr and Mrs John Long Mr and Mrs W Rice and daughter Genevieve Mr and Mrs L Q Johnsonbaugh Mr and Mrs Bruce Abernathy Mr and Mrs Chas Mc Claine and daughter Tressie Marie Stoops Miss Mae Hull Wayne Miller and Art Clemens appear together in a social notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walter
Ed Bohanan
John Long
W. Rice
Genevieve
L. Q. Johnsonbaugh
Bruce Abernathy
Chas. McClaine
Tressie
Marie Stoops
Mae Hull
Wayne, Miller
Art Clemens
Fight after quarrel ends in fines near New Ross
In Crawfordsville on Thursday Justice BE Brewer fined Hascal Fansler twenty and Ed Hedrick fifty for a hand to hand fight sparked by a large knife on a gravel road near New Ross. Both pleaded guilty and were arrested by Sheriff Frank Wren. Fansler paid $1 plus costs, Hedrick paid $11.90, while Fansler remained free awaiting payment of his fine. The altercation began June 24 with Hedrick alleged to have cursed Fansler.
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New Ross
Hascal Fanaler
Ed Hedrick
Court of Justice
BE. M. Brewer
Crawfordsville
Frank Wren
Bach
Fowler
Hedrick
Wren
Hedick
Fansler
Youth Team Feud Ends in Violent Knife Attack
A youth and an older man clashed after accusations of uneven effort. They fought with fists before Heidrick allegedly drew a knife and wounded the younger man. Fansler received medical aid as authorities sought to keep the incident quiet.
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Fansler
Toan
Heidrick
Lebanon Pictures By W C Yutzy Return Home
W C Yutzy, who left Monday for a visit with relatives in Falls City Nebraska, took along reels of moving pictures showing Lebanon scenes. He plans to present these pictures in a Falls City theater for the benefit of his relatives.
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W. C. Yutzy
Falls City
Neb
Lebanon
Elaborate Reception Planned for Governor on Elkhart Visit
The Elkhart Truth reports Governor Ralston will be welcomed with an elaborate reception on Governor's day in Elkhart July 31 at the Chautauqua opening. An Indiana National Guard battalion led by Major G C Groll will escort the governor with civil war veterans and elder citizens, stores to decorate, and a gala Main street.
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Elkhart
Ralson
Chautauqua
Indiana National Guard
South Bend
Goshen
Warsaw
G. C. Groll
Chautauqua Association
Hazel Stultz and Clyde Sanders Tie Weink in Zionsville Area
Monday afternoon at 1 30 Rev Homer Dale officiated the marriage of Hazel Mae Stultz and Clyde Oliver Sanders. The bride is daughter of John Stultz of Hig Springs and the groom son of Alva Sanders south of Zionsville. They will reside on the W Brendle farm south of Zionsville in Hamilton county.
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Sanders — Stulz
Homer Dale
Hazel Mae Stultz
Clyde Oliver Sanders
John Stultz
Hig Springs
Alva Sanders
Zionsville
Mother Creates Scene to Stop Child Leaving at Kirklin Depot
At Monon depot in Kirklin a mother rushed in to stop her nine year old son from boarding a Memphis bound train with his grandfather. The town marshal and station staff intervened as the train halted, the officer forcibly removed the mother from the car and comforted her distressed son during the escape.
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Monon
Kirklin
Charles Payne
Memphis
Tenn
John Hickey
Marshal Gallaher
Lebanon Reserves rout Peru Specials in eight innings
Lebanon Reserves beat the Peru Specials 10 to 1 after Link pitched eight flawless innings with eleven strikeouts. Frank Heflin led the batting with three hits in four appearances, while Hart Bauman and Connaughton added power in the field as local fans praised Long’s fair umpiring and growing crowds.
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Indianapolis All Stars
Rinehart
Lebanon
Peru
Link
Hanna
Dyde
Miller
Hart
Ludwig
Burk
Frank Heflin
Bauman
Connaughton
Hanne
Rhinehart
Indianapolis T. T
Indianapolis A. B. C
Middle West
Long
Bock
Abrhore
Emmert
Conaughton
Lidwig
Heflin
Ws.s
Clarence Ball Recovering From Auto Crash On Porch
Clarence Ball, injured in an automobile accident, is recovering nicely and has sat on the front porch. He is expected to be able to get up town by early next week. A birthday celebration for Mrs and Mrs Hedge and family, Mr and Mrs Hedge, and Ansel Ashley was held locally.
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Clarence Ball
C. A. Hedge
J. C. Hedge
Ansel Ashley
FERU
CE. Carpenter
Dyde
Ladoga
Miller
Carpen- Ronk
Oyter
Deltrick
Burk e Burke Baseball Summary From 10th Meet
Three base hits by Conaughton Heflin and Bauman highlight the game with two base hits by Ovler Cudwig Emmert Hart and Bauman. Hart Hanna Heftin stole bases. Burke issued one walk while Hy Link fanned 11 times and Burke four times. Double plays featured Hanna Hart Conaughton. Umpire Long Time.
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Pero
Rebanon
Conaughton
Heflin
Bauman
Ovler
Cudwig
Emmert
Hart
Hanna
Heftin
Burke
Hy Link
Fourth of July Game: Lebanon Reserves Defeat Indianapolis All Stars 7–5
Lebanon Reserves defeated the Indianapolis All Stars 7 to 5 in a Fourth of July contest. Powers pitched for Lebanon, while Bauman Emmett and Hart paced the offense with multiple hits. Miller, the catcher, sparked a late incident, but the crowd forgave the lapse as Lebanon’s infield and outfield anchored a steady defensive effort.
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Lebanon
Indianapolis All Stars
Powers
Hanna
Hart
Bauman
Green
All Stars
van Sant
Miller
Emmett
Connaughton
Tomlinson
Long
Statewide school tax receipts rise in June settlement
The ninety two county treasurers reported a total June settlement of 4,604,372.65 to the state treasury, up from 3,742,796.62 last year. Growth is credited to an 8 percent tax levy and higher property assessments, with Boone county paying 58,248.62 versus 47,024.79 in 1913.
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General Assembly
Boone County
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Thin City
N. T. Club
New
Ross
Falls City, Neb
Ralston
National Guard
Rinehart's
Brainard, ‘Burke, P
Indianapolis
State Treasury
Uncle Gid Sez
Mr. Farmer
J. W. Davidson
Oldendorf
lCory & Bratton Funeral Directors
Bidaley Pel
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