Moose Rally Beats Lafayette Barbees 14 to 9 at Moose Park
Lebanon Moose outslug Lafayette Barbees 14 to 9 as fielding miscues and hitting paces a high scoring tilt at Moose Park. Huffine hits a homer and Parker a triple to lead Lebanon while pitchers struggle and outfielders work hard on long drives. Next Sunday, Peru Specials visit as the locals seek another win.
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Lebanon Moose
Lafayette Barbees
Moose Park
Lebanon
Lafayette
Focals
Parker
Huffine
Peru
Abrhoae Katz
Porter
Cox
Pavey
Tomlinson
Reffin
Whiteley
Terhune
Yeager
Abrhore Hudgens
Brady
Jordon
Bastian
Aeeveeee BF
Helflin
Xun
Jordan
Robinson
Davids
Gullion
R. E. Berryhill
Brakes Fail On Hill Causes Lebanon Car into Ditch
Four Lebanon youths travel to Shades near Waveland in the Morrison auto when brakes fail on a steep hill. The car veers into a ditch. only David Mortison sustains a painful but non serious foot injury. It takes two hours to free the vehicle. no other injuries reported.
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Lebanon
David Mortison
Ervin McDonald
Esther Allen
Lois Moore
Morrison
Shades
Waveland
Marion county hosts Indiana highway superintendents meet
Lawrence C. Miller of Marion County was elected president of the Indiana County Highway Superintendents Association at its first annual meeting in the Marion County Courthouse. Charles M. Warren was named vice president, Fred T. Hack secretary-treasurer, and Thomas Blinkard assistant secretary. Clarence A. Kenyon of the Indiana Good Roads Association spoke in the morning, with Joseph B. Workman and Bert Winters of the state board of accounts presenting in the afternoon. A post-session automobile tour of Indianapolis area projects followed, permitting feedback from the thirty participants.
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Lawrence C. Miller
Marion County
Indiana County Highway Superintendents’ Association
Charles M. Warren
Hancock County
Fred T. Hack
Shelby County
Thomas
Blinkard
Greene County
Clarence A. Kenyon
Indiana Good Roads Association
Joseph B. Workman
Bert Winters
State Board of Accounts
Teacher Hannah Bell Collapses From Strain in Frankfort
Miss Hannah Bell supervisor of music in Frankfort city schools suffered a nervous collapse Friday night after a busy day directing folk dances at a park and the high school commencement at Blinn theater. She was unconscious for over an hour and remained weak, Dr. Ella McNicoll attended her.
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Hannah Bell
Frankfort
Lebanon
J. J. Block
Miss. Bell
T. P. A. Park
Blinn Theater
Ella McNicoll
Miss Bell
J.T. Black
East Clinton Street
Death of an Editor G Y Fowler Dies at 64
G Y Fowler publisher of the Frankfort Morning Times died Thursday evening of pneumonia at 64 after seven years of ill health. He founded and owned the paper. survived by a widow and three sons who will continue publishing the Times. He was respected by local and newspaper communities and Lebanon citizens.
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G. Y. Fowler
Frankfort
Jamestown Boys Band To Play At Progressive County Convention
The Jamestown Boys Band with about forty five pieces, led by George Darnell, will furnish music at the Progressive County Convention next Saturday. Lebanon residents have heard the band only once under poor conditions, making its appearance here an attractive feature. Mrs. Mary Secor returned to Nashville after visiting family, and Master Wallace accompanied his aunt for an extended visit.
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Jamestown
George
Darnell
Lebanon
Mary Secor
J. S. Vaughan
Nashville
Tenn
Master Wallace
Resignation Reconsidered for Frankfort Music Supervisor
Patrons and students urged Miss Hannah Bell to stay as Frankfort city schools music supervisor after she had announced resignation to join Lebanon schools. She agreed to return, though the board had received no formal notification. Bell had collapsed after a strenuous event, and plans were for a Lebanon summer.
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Frankfort Crescent News
Hannah Bell
Miss Bell
Lebanon
Auto crash injures three in Indianapolis affair
In Indianapolis on Sixteenth street and Canitai avenue a collision occurred between a Capitol avenue driven car and a westbound auto. Baird G. Saltzgaber suffered bruises while John F. Speer sustained a skull fracture and Mrs Nellie Adams was only slightly hurt. Police made no arrests. Speer is vice president of J F Wild & Company State Bank and a friend of Saltzgaber.
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Sixteenth Street
Canitai Avenue
Indianapolis
Baird G. Saltzgaber
Howard Postle
Columbus
Saltzgaber
John F. Speer
Nellie Adams
Capitol Avenue
John Kirk
Hamilton, QC
Pestle
Saltegaher
Speer
Postie
Kirk
Adams
Louis Schaub
Hamilton
Postle
J. F. Wild & Company State Bank
The
Motor Speedway
Josie Saltzgaber
Imel Reemployed by County Board of Education
County Board of Education met in regular session and approved the May payroll for Agricultural Agent R. W. Imel amounting to 220.57. Imel was rehired for one year from July 1, 1914, with Purdue University drafted contract. Domestic science focus emphasized on cooking and textbook selection left to Superintendent E. M. Servies.
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County Board of Education
R. W. Imel
Purdue University
Imel
E. M. Servies
Thorntown Methodist Church to Rebuild After Congregation Vote
Following a congregation’s request the official board votes unanimously to rebuild the Thorntown Methodist church. Ben G C DeCamp of Cincinnati is employed to draft plans for reconstruction while services continue on the high school floor.
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Thorntown Methodist Church
Ben GC. DeCamp
Cincinnati
Dorcas Class Enjoys Monthly Party at East Main
The Dorcas class of the M. E. church taught by Mrs. M. McBroom was entertained Friday night at her East Main street home. Monthly parties feature the hostess whose birthday month it is. Misses Lillie Litton Goldie Patterson and Mary Price served as hostesses with a flower contest and refreshments of ice cream and cake following.
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M. E. Church
Public Service Utility Auditor Finishes Albany Books Task
Otha Herdrich, employed by the State Public Service Commission, completed six weeks of work on the books of the United Gas and Electric Company at Albany. He submitted his report to the commission Monday and does not yet know his next assignment.
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Otha Herdrich
State Public Service Utilities Commission
United Gas and Electric Company
Albany
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