Enthusiastic Good Roads Meeting Unites Frankfort and Lebanon
A Frankfort good roads gathering drew Frankfort business leaders and visiting Lebanon delegates to the council chamber to form a Boone county Indiana organization. D F Marsh led plans to cooperate with Lincoln highway routes while Mayor Oliver Gard outlined Boone county approaches and the proposed route via Lebanon to South Bend and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Braufort
Frankfort
Maish
Ralston
Good Roads Commissioners
Ninth
Oliver Gard
Boone County
Indianapolis
South Bend
Gard
Michigan Road
John B. Shelby
Phil Adler
Isadore Eichman
Charles J. Stewart
Carl Fisher
Marsh
Lebanon Party
Clinton County
Meyar Shelby
General Assembly
Shelby
D. F.marsh
B.S. Neal
Hoosier Motor Club
D. A Coulter
Germany
Post Office Pushes Automobiles for Rural Routes
Postmaster General Burleson urges replacing horses with motor vehicles on rural routes and lengthening standard routes to fifty miles. A House bill includes $1,500 yearly pay for automobile routes of fifty miles, replacing the $2,200 wage with no equipment allowance, and adds $600 for cheap autos and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
House Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
House
Whitestown Elevator to Be Rebuilt After Fire
Carl Whitestown elevator will be rebuilt with direct loading into cars. Jenkins Cohee will continue business in Whitestown and secure enough shovelers and cars to meet demand. Rebuilding starts once ground is cleared and insurance is adjusted. Fortnightly Sewing Club hosts Mrs B F Coombs with guests from Indianapolis and Los Angeles, summer refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins-Cohee
Whitestown
B. F. Coombs
East Washington Street
Charles Kartman
Guy Davis
Brush McIntyre
Charles Hartman
Misa Beulah Campbell
Arthur Shepard
Charles Norwood
Indianapolis
Mra
Harry Norwood
Los Angele
Cal
Teachers licenses issued after June exam failures list
Of the thirty eight applicants for teachers license at the June examination fourteen were successful as follows: 36 months Mina Vanderer Zionsville 24 months Joseph A Purdue Advance Jane Stevens Lebanon Zula Stevens Lebanon Blanche Cain Lebanon Months Thomas4 Christian Lebanon Green Deer Whiteland Primary Lawrence Farrell Lebanon Zorai Hall Lebanon Maude Hawkins Lebanon Briant W Smith Lebanon Mary Stephenson Lebanon Kenyson Stevenson Frankfort Ruth Taylor Lebanon Primary Attorneys Strawn & Robinson of the city and Ira Sharp of Thornstown representing the plaintiff have filed a motion for a new trial in Beck v Henry Cox executor et al Frankfort Times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Vanderer
Zionsville
Joseph A. Purdue
Advance
Jane Stevens
Lebanon
Zula Stevens
Blanche Cain
Thomas
Christian
Green Deer
Whiteland
Lawrence Farrell
Zora] Hall
Maude Hawkins
Briant W. Smith
Mary Stephenson
Kenyson Stevenson
Frankfort
Ruth Taylor
Straqn & Robinson
Ira Sharp
Thornstown
Beck va.Henry
Sarah’ Hy ‘Beck Vai-H Cc.Cox
Thmeas
Road Boosters Plan Meetings for Lincoln Highway Escort
Local delegation in autos to meet Hoosier Motor Club in Lebanon and escort them to Frankfort and Logansport. Indianapolis party to pass through Saturday morning with expectant arrival around 11. Citizens urged to join by contacting Elmer Brenton. Officials note 20 miles of road surface needing improvement to support the Lincoln highway effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Coulter
South Bend
Indianapolis
Bmaish
Gard
Fred §. Coulter
M. Epstein
Coulter
John ©. Morrison
J. W. Witt
A. B. Felker
D. M Clark
Lebanon
Boone County
Lebanon Club
Victor Smock
Hoosier Motor Club
Frankfort
Clinton County
T. P. A Park
Lebanonitea
Lincoln Highway
Logansport
Lebanon Bonsters
Iine
Elmer Brenton
Brenton
Phil Adler Co.operative Company
J. C.brown & Company
Lebanon Street
Welcome Lincoln Boosters
Bell
Exmayor Bookwalter
Thomas Taggart
F. D. Stanley
Court House
Change Indianapolis avenue to Lincoln avenue in Lebanon
C F S Neal proposed renaming Indianapolis avenue Lincoln avenue to remind visitors Lebanon lies on the Lincoln highway. The idea gained instant favor as Boone county and Lebanon boosters push to improve the route from Indianapolis. Residents along the street are not expected to object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lincoln Avenue
Boy Bruised When Falls From Ladder at School
Wendell Brown youngest son of Professor H. Co. Brown fell from a ladder while working at a South Side school building Tuesday. He bruised his left foot after dropping about six feet and was taken home by taxicab. He will be unable to walk for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Wendell Brown
H. Co. Brown
Campbell Smith Ritchie Plant resumes operation after two week pause
Campbell Smith Ritchie & Company, a kitchen cabinet manufacturer, resumes operations after a two week shutdown following a period of halted production. The firm announced the restart will begin Monday after the Pelisig closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell, Smith Ritchie
Agein
Campbell, Smith, Ritchie & Company
Oporstt Ai
Pelsig
Brakeman Injured While Cutting Cars in Indianapolis
Chonkwiler of the Big Four railroad living at 1928 Lexington avenue Indianapolis suffered a dislocated right ankle and ruptured muscle when his boot slipped into a hole while cutting cars between Meridian and Lebanon street crossings just before noon today. He was treated by Big Four surgeon Herma Beck who reduced the dislocation and dressed the injuries, then sent home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 3
Chonkwiler
Lexington Avenue
Indianapolis
Meridian
Lebanon
Herma Beck
Application Received for English Teacher Position
An application was received this afternoon at Secretary Frank Hutchinsons office from Grace Haynes of Denville Indiana for the English teacher post left vacant by Miss Gretchen Scotten. Haynes is a Central Normal College graduate who studied a year at the University of Nebraska and is doing summer work at Central Normal. She has three years of English teaching experience at Western Normal College in Shenandoah Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hutchinson
Grace Haynes
Denville
Ind
iMrge
Gretchen. Scotten
Haynes
Central Normal College
University of Nebraska
Central Normal
Western Normal College
Shenandogh
Pin in Child's Throat At Seven Miles South
Ten month old child of John Dickerson living seven miles south of town swallowed a pin. The mother dropped the pin and searched without finding it. The infant later gagged and a pin was seen lodged behind the tonsil. Dr J R Ball removed the pin after the child was brought to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John [Dickerson
Town
Dickerson Pew
J. R. Ball
News Stand Robbery At Interurban Station
The interurban news and cigar stand was robbed Wednesday night between 9:22 and 10:20. Manager C. E. Bennett locked the cases and left after the 9:22 Frankfort car. An hour later he found a case open and cigars and cigarettes missing. The thief had a key to the cases and likely fled when approached, leaving the key in the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bennett
Frankfort
Elegant Dinner Hosts Herbert Reynolds Entourage
Mr and Mrs William Reynolds superintendent of the County Farm entertained guests Sunday including Qurish Jomes Aliss Dellia Smiley of Ledanos Marion Burgin and Gussie Smith Ruth Smith Thelma Leora Raymond Duzan and Fred Dezan of Indianapolis A day of elegant dinner with ice cream and cake featured Guests praised the Reynolds as Tops entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reynolds
County
Qurish Jomes
Aliss Dellia Smiley
Ledanos
Marion Burgin
Gussie
Miltida Smith
Ruth
Lebanon
Mra
Samuel Dezan l
Fred
Edward Duzan
Thelma Leora
Raymond
Indianapois
Made good time on dusty tram line ride
Ernest E. Ryan of near Scotland bicycled from the school house to Simpson Stop on the T. H. E. & E. traction line, about two miles and 35 rods, in eight minutes despite a dusty road and headwind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Ryan
Scotland
Simpson Stop
Tri Kappa Campers Visit By Martins Villa Chapter
The Tri Kappas camping at Blue Bluffs near Bethany park were visited by the Martins villa Chapter on Tuesday afternoon. Friday they hold initiation and Lebanon chapter guests will join. Miss Fern Coons and Jane Woods join the campers. Friday and Saturday night a dance will be held with Byron Moore Fred Donaldson Dr. W L Darnall Hoge Mattix Frank Adney and John Uber from this area in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bluffs
Bethany Park
Martinsvilla
Lebanon
Fern Coons
Jane Woods
Messers
Byron Moore
Fred Donaldson
W. L. Darnall
Hoge Mattix
Frank Adney
John Uber
Barn Burns at Zionsville House. Mamie Breedlove’s Barn Destroyed
A barn owned by Mrs. Mamie Breedlove burned down today at Zionsville near Cal Shelburne’s rear property. Fourteen of 40n family were nearby when spontaneous combustion in hay caused the blaze. The barn, insured for 150, had no coverage on the day of the fire. Mrs Stokes, badly burned, is improving and Dr Mary Van Nuys attends her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Breedlove
Zionsville
Cal Shelburne
Mra.j
Merle Stokes
Houston
Tex
Mra. Stokes
Terhune Becomes Editor Of Linton Record
Lebanon friends learn T. J. Terhune of Linton Indiana now owns and edits the Progressive Linton Record. The Queenly Daughters Missionary Society of Old Union church hosts an ice cream supper on the church lawn Thursday evening July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
T. J. Terhune
Linton
Ind
Terhune
Linton Record
Queenly Daughters Missionary Society of
Old Union Church
Jr, Broshar, Apocisl Sick
Ito
Cluster lights to be installed in July on South Lebanon firms
Six business firms on South Lebanon street in the Charles building area contracted to install cluster lights by July 15. Each stand will contain five cluster lights, with locations ranging from Hall to Davidson's grocery alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Street
Hall
Charles
Davidson’s
Agath
J White Home Por Br Brief Stay
Prison parole agent James A. White returned home from Michigan City during the binder twine plant rush season. He and August Knosmian guarded prisoners, with White stationed in a tower and armed. The plant closed after clearing about 35000 dollars on the season, selling to thirty one states, with orders for roughly 500000 pounds remaining. A new binder plant to hire 100 more workers will triple output next year. White will later travel to Indianapolis to check three paroled convicts. a barber at the prison remains at large after an escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. White
Michigan City
White
August Knosmian
Theister
Boone County Court House
Indianapolis
Lebanon visitors enjoy royal hospitality at Scott cottages
A Lebanon party touring Warsaw to Lake Chapman at Lake Winona Lake stayed three days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott. They fished, toured Winona Lake and Lake Maxinkuckee, and traveled 405 miles home in a Studebaker after a week’s visit. Guests included Andrew Stewart Virgil Buntin Vivian Stewart Alicea Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warsaw
Lake Winona
Charles Scott
Will Scott
Andrew Stewart
Virgil Buntin
Vivian Stewart
Alicea Anderson
Winona Lake
Scott
Lake Chapman
John ©. Perkins
Mark Jones
Madge
Joy Shelby
Lizzie Hopper
Lake Maxinkuckee
Boone
Studebaker
Kokomo Meeting Promises Broad Progressive Attendance
The Ninth Dis Progressive meeting at Kokomo on July 18 aims for large turnout from Kokomo, the county, and district. W. D. Hedrick of Indianapolis and B. B. Shively will speak in the afternoon. A. J. Beveridge and Hugh Halbert will speak at night for the U.S. Senate and Indiana governor respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
W. D. Hedrick
Indianapolis
B. B. Shively
Congress
A. J. Beveridge
U.S
Senate
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Postmaster General
Jenkins & Coree
Appli
Lincoln River
BIG Four
Mey
Danville
Miss Stotten
Tri Kappas
Martinsville
Memia
Hous
Breedlove
Linton Paper
J. White
Lake Chap
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