Minister to Spend Two Months Harvesting Western Crops
Lebanon Indiana pastor Louis O Egnew of Walnut Street Baptist will leave July 4 for Nebraska to help thresh record crops and work north through the western states. He will live outdoors, seek rest in labor, and return to his pulpit after two months with plans to strengthen his church.
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Lebanon
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ralston
Louis
Egnew
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Nebraska
West
Great West
Cost of Living Does Not Affect Him Tosses Money Away
Robert Shaw of Long and Shaw grocery on South Lebanon street tossed money into an alley while peeling an apple during a K of P lodge installation. He kept the apple peelings while the money disappeared three stories below and was later recovered.
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Robert Shaw
Long and Shaw
Lebanon Street
K. of P. Lodge
Mr. Shaw
Town Clock Strike Fails. Rats Rust Took Time to Repair
The town clock stopped at 6 p m Thursday and again at 4 10 a m Friday as rusted rods blocked movement. The Whitaker Company investigated and found exposed rain-worn rods caused the failure. They cleaned and drilled out screws, restoring operation by Friday morning.
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Court House
DB S&. Whitaker Company
Bound Over to Court in Wife Desertion Case
Bernard E. King of Kirklin was arrested in Lebanon on a desertion charge against his wife Adah King. He waived a preliminary hearing before Squire Boulden and was bound over to the September 11 term of court in $500 bond. Newton J. King, his father, attended the court as the young man claimed no intent to desert his wife and said he went to Lebanon for legal advice.
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Frankfort
Bernard E. King
Kirklin
Lebanon
Adah King
A.J. Shelby
Squire Bouldenland
Newton
J. King
Boone County
Young King
Means Files Bankruptcy Petition In Indianapolis Mills Owner Health
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court in Indianapolis by Lebanon Roller Mills, owned by Wm. Means. Assets listed at 16000 with equal liabilities, citing inability to secure capital. Principal creditors include Citizens Loan and Trust Co, First National Bank, Ida Means, Jenkins & Co, and A. D. Spencer. A receiver may be appointed, with Citizens Loan and Trust Co favored. Means has led the business over thirty years and is highly respected. the community mourns his misfortune.
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Indianapolis
Lebanon Roller Mills
Wm. Means
Means
Citizens Loan and Trust Co
First National Bank
lIda
Jenkins & Co
A. D. Spencer
Harry Sheridan
Frankfort
Citizens Loan and Trust Company
William Means
Mean
Picnic Draws Colorful Crowd At Crawford Farm
A large colored community picnic unfolded at Crawford Farm four and a half miles northwest of town with over seventy five attendees from nearby counties and states. Promoters Ray Morris James King Jr Rollen and Calvin Woodson organized the gathering, with guests arriving by car and interurban and wagon rides for those off Whites stop.
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Crawford Farm
Eight Members of Co L Practice on Crawfordsville Range
Eight members of Company L left for Crawfordsville Monday for range practice. From these eight men five will be selected to represent the local company at Fort Benjamin Harrison July 20. Those making the trip were: Second Lieutenant Gilli more, First Sergeant Hawkins, Sergeant Long, Art Brandenburg and Privates Anderson, Hall, Stump and Graham.
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Co. L
Crawfordsville
Company L
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Gillimore
Hawkins
Sergant Long
Art Brandenburg
Anderson
Hall
Stump
Graham
Attorney Hooton Now Admitted to Boone County Bar
County Recorder A P W Hooton was Monday admitted to practice at the Boone County bar on motion of Elza C Rogers.
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A. P. W. HootOn
Boone County
Elza C. Rogers
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Oklahoma
Willie Holsell College
Louisville Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
Rising Sun
Ethel Jones
Wolcott
Gosport
Egnew Creaches
Louise
Everet Honan
Miss
Pearl Calloway
Greencastle
Cottage Avenue
Thomas W. Gratton
Third Christian Church
Willam Honan
South Meridian Street
Higgens and Hornaday
Higgens
Ph Adler Company
Hooton
Iacobelli Brothers
J. H. Barker & Son
Lexington
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