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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1914

Page

2

Apportionment Made School Panels Distributed

The county auditor D B Glark completes apportionment of common school revenue from the state treasurer revealing totals for Marion and other districts. A separate report notes a heavy loss from a fire destroying the Jenkins Cohoe elevator at Thorntown Whitestown, with $30,000 damage mostly uninsured, aiding nearby farms and lumber yards.

D. Bi. Glark Marion Congressional Township Jenkins-Cohee Thorntown Whitestown Lebanon Chas. Clark Riley Sam Jenkins Indiana Grain Dealers Mutual Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance Companies

Destroying Flowers on Sidewalk Displays

Business readers lament loafers snatching flowers from sidewalk stands. The column urges restraint to preserve Lebanon’s title as The City of Flowers, warning that careless acts may turn it into a city of dead foliage and asking guiltless individuals to beautify rather than destroy.

Lebanon

Picnic Date Is Set For Boone County Mail Carriers

At Boone county Rural Route Carriers meeting in the City building officers were elected Cecil Steele president Clive Witt vice president Austin Heady secretary and treasurer A committee was formed to arrange a picnic for all Boone county postal workers The picnic is set for Sunday August 8 at Horners Grove stop No 8 on the Thorntown traction line The next rural carriers meeting will be in Thorntown on October 18

Boone County Council Cecil Steele Clive Witt Austin Heady Boone ‘County Horner Thorntown

Inquiries From Abroad About Manure Spreader Parts

Letters from Germany and France seek details on the Alexander manure spreader. J W Shelby I P Hooton and Sam Waldron are in Indianapolis today buying material for construction. Inquiries were received at the secretary’s office from French and German firms requesting particulars.

J. W. Shelby I. P. Hooton Sam Waldron Indianapolis A. J. Hogshire France Germany

Officers Installed at Ruth Rebekah Lodge No 2

Ruth Rebekah Lodge No 2 held a regular session with Vernie Frank as installing officer assisted by Mary Langishr grand marshal Nannie Storms grand warden and Ada Jackson grand secretary. Officers installed included Retta Gardner N G J Lavine Whittinghill W G Rieke Anderson Maggie Frank warden Bessie Sandlin conductor Anna Frank chaplain Nenate Stamm Gi Effie Clank.

Ruth Rebekah Vernie Frank Mary Langijshr Nannie Storms Ada Jackson Retta Gardner N. G.J. Lavine Whittinghill W.G. Rieke Anderson Maggie Frank Bessie Sandlin Anna Frank Nenate ‘Stamm Effie Clank

Queen Esther Circle Meeting Details Near Lebanon

The Queen Esther Circle of the M. E. church met at Ming Fiorite Brock’s home three miles southeast of Lebanon on a Tuesday evening. The group traveled by hay wagon and enjoyed a varied program with devotional led by Edith Fogle, a paper on Work in the South by Carrie Stephenson, a piano solo by Ming Lillian Stephenson, and a reading by Lillis Litton. Plans to enlarge the circle were discussed, a four month contest chosen, and a Thanksgiving end date set, followed by a social hour and refreshments.

Queen Esther M. E. Church Ming Fiorite Brock Lebanon Edith Fogle Carring Stephenson Ming Lillian Stephenson Lillis Litton

Governor Samuel Ralston to Speak at Advance Picnic

Advance-Jamestown-New Ross and Mt Zion Sunday School Association invites Governor Samuel Ralston to speak at the annual picnic on August 6 at H. W. Proffit’s sugar grove near Jamestown. The event features peanut races, games, and a vendors’ stand, with ministers from Crawfordsville to sing and a full program committee coordinating activities.

Oakel Hall Samuel Ralston Advance-Jamestown-New Ross and Mt. Zion Sunday School Association H. W. Profit Hall Crawfordsville Francis Jamestown Howard Mulberry Ingalls Colfax Rutter Thorntown A. L. Dickson Z. D. Emmert Mt. Zion D. W. Lane New Ross Bert Shera Advance Oakes Hall G. E. Francis F. A. Doty Grant Dayton Roy Nicely

Former Boone County Minister Conducted 2500 Funerals

Elder C L Abbatt a Putnam auditor and Greencastle resident has preached or conducted services at about 2500 funerals over 30 years. He also has performed around 1000 marriage ceremonies and led three churches in Putnam Boone and Montgomery counties. He began at Pisgah Baptist in Boone county and later served in Roachdale Mt Pisgah and Mill Creek near Mt Meridian Indian Creek near New Market and Bethel near Elmdale.

C. L. Abbatt Putnam County Greencastle Herald Elder Airhart Putnam Boone Montgomery Pisgah Baptist Church Advance Boone County Roachdale Tor Mt. Pisgah Putnpin Greencastle Mill Creek Abhort

Bachman Mills Names New Manager in Indianapolis

Mr. Means, a local miller, has been appointed manager of Bachman Flour Mills in Indianapolis. The plant handles 200 barrels per day and enjoys a strong local reputation. He will leave Saturday to assume duties, with hopes to maintain residence in Lebanon while managing the plant. He has been active in church, school and public affairs, and his departure would be a loss to the community.

Wr. Means Bachman Plour Mills Indianapolis Lebanon Boone County Bachman Mills Means

Picnic Party Honoring Weekend Guests Near Lehanon

Miss Ruth Herdrich hosted an automobile picnic Saturday evening at Beck's Grove north west of Lehanon. Attending were Frieda Herdrich Brownsburg Dorothy Thornburg Indianapolis Maude Harvey Zionsville Mary Reiman Connersville Edith Shelby Ruth Herdrich. The Herdrich Thornburg Reiman Harvey group belong to Kappa Alpha Theta at Indiana University, while Shelby belongs to the same sorority at Northwestern University.

Ruth Herdrich Beck’a Lehanon Frieda Herdrich Brownsburg Dorothy Thornburg Indianapolis Maude Harvey Zioneville Mary Reiman Connersville Edith Shelby Herdrich Thornburg Reiman Harvey Kappa Alpha Theta Indiana University

DePauw Student Receives Indiana University Medical Scholarship

W Robert Morrison of DePauw University has been awarded a scholarship to the Indiana University School of Medicine. The award comes on the recommendation of DePauw President Grose, following Morrison's A B degree in June. He attended DePauw pre medical studies and will enter medical school next year as a selected candidate. Morrison is the son of Everett Morrison who lives about five miles southeast of Lebanon.

W. Robert Morrison Indiana Univerity School of Medicine Grose DePauw University Dorrison Morrison DePauw Indiana University School of Medicine Everett Morrison Lebanon

Elegant Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs John Wurtler

Mr and Mrs John Wurtler of South East street entertained guests Sunday including Vivian Rubes Elsie Cotton Irene Tomlinson William Coward Cortez Shaffer Larkin Shaffer Mrs Charles Rubeo of Indianapolis Mary Dulin Sparkle Clinger of Gadsden E Dye and Claude Large. An elegant dinner was a chief feature with music by Mrs Frank Heflin.

John Wurtler South East Street Vivian Rubes Elsie Cotton Irene Tomlinson William Coward Cortez Shaffer Larkin Shaffer Charles Rubeo Indianapolis Mary Dulin Sparkle Clinger Gadsden E. Dye Claude Large Frank Heflin

Tri County Reunion Set for Lipkey Grove Bluffton Area

Bluffton News reports the Clinton Tipton Boone county reunion will be held August 26 at Lipkey Grove one mile east of Bluffton. The committee invites all former Clinton or Boone residents to attend as families from Tipton Clinton and Boone have moved to Wells county. A large turnout is anticipated to establish a new attendance record.

Boone County Lipkey Grove Bluffton Clinton Wells County Tipton Boone

Wheat bounty reported by local elevators and shipper

Local elevator owners Jenkins Cabee Mattox and Sen report handling more wheat than ever in the county with larger acreage and better quality. Sam Jenkins notes higher quantities shipped and generally good yields, with only a few unusual results so far, all averaging well.

Jenkins -Cabee Mattox Sen Sam Jenkins

Love's Young Dream Shattered at Haw Creek

The Columbus Republic reports Hazel Dill of Vollmer Row and Gail Baldwin, both youths, attempted suicide by drowning after an argument with their families over marriage. John Locks of East Columbus witnessed the incident. Baldwin intervened to save Hazel, leading to a heated scene. Hazel’s mother sought a marriage license, but Baldwin’s age prevented issuance, prompting further pressure from Mrs. Dill. The license remains unavailable and the couple’s plans are unsettled.

John Locks East Columbus Haw Creek Locke Hazel Dill William, Dill Vollmer Row Gail. Baldwin Gall Hazel Nobring Ant Lisenas Alt

Marvin Resigns Local Agency to Become Columbus Cashier

Charles H. Marvin resigns as local agent for the T. H. L. and will become cashier for the American Sales Company in Columbus Ohio starting September 1. The move ends nearly four years as local agent and follows a five year prior tenure as motorman. Marvin and family will reside with his son-in-law near Columbus for the winter. The American Sales Company, capitalized at 350000, handles autos and supplies. its Brockton Massachusetts main office. Columbus branch is a state agency. John Hedges will replace Marvin here, returning Lafayette and Indianapolis experience to Lebanon.

Charles H. Marvin T. H L&e Marvin American Sales Company Columbus Lebanon Buren Long Brockton Mass Ralph Calumbus John Hedges Hedges Lafayette Indianapolis

Public Accounting Board to Undergo Review in Indiana

Indiana officials announce an audit of the state public accounting department. Governor Ralston has appointed Harry L. Arnold and John Reed to conduct the examination, aiming to ensure no office avoids scrutiny and to address criticisms of the existing law and practices. Gilbert H. Hendren, state examiner, welcomes the move.

State Board of Accounts Indiana Ralston Harry L. Arnold Auditor of State John Reed Farmers’ Trust Company Indianapolis State Gilbert H. Hendren Bendrew Sam Hendren

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Waitestown Jenkins & Cohee Horner's Grove Alexander Esther Florine Brock Sunday Schools of Advance James Town New Ross and Dit. Zion William Means Bachman Company W. R. Morrison John Wurtter Dluffton The Columbus Republican Young Baldwin J. W. Baldwin Baldwin Hin Charles Marvin Accounts Board Gov Ernor Geo Weldon Erated Dianapolia'hoapi
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