Ralston Pleads for Peace at Notre Dame Memorial Day
Governor Samuel M. Ralston spoke at Notre Dame University on Memorial Day praising world peace and urging preservation of the civil war era sacrifices. He cited Father Corby and the Christ of the Andes monument as symbols of peace, urged justice and law, and noted ongoing mediation with Mexico by A B C mediators.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Notre Dame University
Indiana
G. AR. Post
St. Mary's College and Academy
G. A. R. Post
Order of the Holy Cross
Ralston
A. RB. C
Republic
Father Corby
Hancock
Gettysburg
Lee
Round Top
William Haynes
Timothy C. Howard
Law School
Notre Dame
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Indiana
York Charter
A. B.C
Chile
Argentina
Andes
Christ
Christ the Redeemer
Brotherhood of Man
Judge Vestal Chosen for Will Case Hearing Next Week
In Henderson will case at the circuit court, Judge Meade Vestal of Hamilton is selected to preside. Trial likely the week of July 6. George Brill of Hendricks named special judge in Edward Benedict vs. Sarah Beck guardian matter. Rader vs. King resulted in judgment for plaintiff to quiet title. Viola Ham awarded divorce from Samuel E. Ham. Bateman restored as former married name. Defendant ordered to pay $12.50 to plaintiff’s attorney and all costs within thirty days.
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Henderson
Marion County
Meade Vestal
Hamilton
Edward M. Benedict
Sarah H. Beck
Guardian
George Brill
Hendricks County
Parr
Joseph Combs
Frankfort
Jere West
Crawfordsville
George L. Rader
John King
Viola Ham
Samuel E. Ham
Viola Bateman
May Day Fete At Frankfort Public School Draws Large Crowd
The May Day Fete at Frankfort public school, held at T P A Park, attracted a large countywide audience. Hannah Bell led the demonstration with singing games and dances, showcasing a year of work. Lebanon attendees included Prof. and Mrs. H G Brown and several local residents. A moving picture firm recorded the event for future showings as local business leaders supported the display. Also reported was a separate accident in which a one year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Routh suffered finger injuries when a window fell and was propped by a hatchet. The prop was pulled free by the child, with no fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Hannah Bell
Lebanon
H. G. Brown
Harriet B. Stokes
Anna Byers
Lydia Bell
Noya Darnall
Agnes Walker
Maude Proctor
Myrtle Roark
Thorntown
Frank Routh
Runaway horse halted by 12 year old boy
A 12 year old boy guiding a delivery wagon restrained a runaway horse when a turning car backed into the wagon on Indianapolis avenue. The horse bolted two blocks toward East Superior street before the boy used the "one line loose, other tight" method, jolting the animal to the roadside and saving bystanders. The wagon sustained broken wheels and the boy had minor scratches.
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W. H. King
D. L. Creath
F. D. Stanley
Indianapolis Avenue
Mr. Cresth
Ray
Mr. King
Speedway
South Street
Indianapolis
Runaway Grocer Horse Destroys Wagon and Scatters Groceries
A horse hitched to a delivery wagon owned by Lewis and Storm bolted Friday in the alley behind Dr. H N Coons residence. The wagon wrecked after the animal kicked free, sending groceries flying as the horse ran into town. No injuries are reported.
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Lewis & Storm
Purdue summer school to train Indiana teachers in agriculture and domestic science
Indiana teachers prepare to comply with a new vocational law by attending Purdue University’s six week summer session from June 15 to July 25. About fifty counties have applied, led by Tippecanoe, with Dubois White Fulton Bartholomew Parke and Vigo close behind. Over 800 expected, up from 95 in year one and 218 last year. The program emphasizes field work with trips to university experimental plots and thorough class instruction.
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Indiana
General Assembly
Purdue University
Tippecanoe
Dubois
White
Fulton
Bartholomew
Parke
Vigo
Winona summer plans for Hopper and guests
Mrs Lizzie Hopper travels with son Lawrence to Winona to oversee the Franklyn Cottage this summer. Misses Helen Caldwell Nora Young Lois Campbell and Misa Gagnell Stamp will manage Sunset Cottage. Campbell to be dormitory helper at Wentminster girls dormitory with Miss Stump.
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Lizzie Hopper
Lawrence
Anna Shannon
Helen Caldwell
Nora Young
Lois Campbell
Misa Gagnell
Stamp
Winona
Hopper
Franklyn
Graves Swathed in Flowers at Memorial Observance
Memorial day events in Lebanon included a cemetery decoration at Oak Hill and Cedar Hill led by G A R and W R C with a flag salute and taps, followed by services at Central Christian church where Dr. Kirk Waldo Robbins gave the day’s address and a poem by P. M. Dill was read. The program reflected on Union victory, Confederate sacrifices, and national meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. BR
Lebanon City
Oak Hill
Cedar Hill
Company L
Scull Hawkins
Central Christian Church
Geldiene Groves
Oscar Hartley
G. A. R. Post
Lincoln
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Methodist Church
Robbins
P. M. Dill
Indianapolis
Washington
Dr. Talmadge
New England Society
Henry W. Grady
Lee
Northern
Virginia
Appomattox
Grant
North and
Gouth
Gordon
Hag
Oliver No 7 Typewriter Promises Zenith of Progress
An advertisement proclaims the Oliver No 7 as a leap ahead in typewriter design with automatic features cushioned keyboard anchor keys visible writing reading Printype and self acting devices. It highlights ease of use speed beauty and reduced strain and notes exhibit and sale through Oliver branches nationwide with no price increase and a 17 cents a day purchase plan continuing.
Remembering Union and Confederate Soldiers for American Upbuilding
The Oliver Typewriter Agency J. W. Shumate of Lebanon Indiana presents a commemorative message honoring Union and Confederate soldiers. It emphasizes their sacrifices at Chickamauga and Gettysburg as enduring inspiration for current citizens to pursue heroic service and the nation's ongoing upbuilding and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Typewriter Agency
J. W. Shumate
Lebanon
Indiana
Shiloh
Chancellorsville
Chickamauga
Gettysburg
Lebanon to plan July 4th celebration after courthouse event
Announcements urge early planning for a Lebanon July 4th celebration not held since the courthouse dedication. The note emphasizes ample preparation time and community involvement. An engagement is also announced: Miss Maud Richey and Wilbur Clark of Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Maud Richey
Wilbur Clark
Thorntown
Mfiss
Chey’ Isv
Clark
Frankfort
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Mexico
Vestal
Noblesville
Henderson Will Case
Jay
Circuit Court
Ray Creath
Grocers
DR. Robbins
Christian Church
Oliver No
Oliver
United States
B. F. Pavey
Phena
W. H. Green
Oak
T.S. Turner
East Main Street
Postoffice
JAMES H._ BLACK
State Bank
Chranon
Findtaras
Lindsay & Tolle Funeral Directors
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