Colonial theater to rise on North Lebanon Street
The First Rural Loan Association awarded the main contract to Walt Fuller for a new four story Colonial theater on North Lebanon Street. The building, 44 by 122 feet, includes a 57 seat auditorium with 18 foot ceiling, fat seats, lobby, two story offices, and an orchestra pit. Ventilation may use the Typhoon Blow-in System with cement and brick construction aimed at fireproofing and modern conveniences.
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Lebanon Street
First Rural Loan Association
Walt Fuller
Canton
Chicago
New York
Rural Loan Association
Moving Picture Theater
John F. Stine
Colonia
Indiana
Moving Pictures
Burglars frightened away from barbers' homes
Early Wednesday attempts to enter the homes of Doug Nesa and Charles Miller, local barbers, failed as residents frightened off the would be intruders. No injuries reported and police alerted.
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Doug Nesa
Charles Miller
Mechanics Lien Case Against Frank and Flora Cline
David E. Anderson sues to foreclose a mechanics lien on the Cline property alleging a verbal 1913 contract to supply materials and labor for an electric plant, claims $15.15 due, seeks $40 judgment, lien foreclosure, and sale of real estate with other proper relief. motion for new trial noted in a separate contract case McClain v Overteese.
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David E. Anderson
Frank
Flora Cline
Frank Cline
Anderson
Charles McClain
Otis Overteese
Mahan Will Provides For Sale Of Practically All Property
The will of Oliver P Mahan admitted to probate names Frances I Mahan as executrix. She must expend 280 for a cemetery monument, and the widow receives 1800 or the furniture if desired. Remainder to Frances I Mahan Elizabeth M Bradshaw and Hoover G Mahan in equal shares. The estate includes mining claims in Riverside County California and Lebanon residence and Montgomery County farm to be sold to pay debts.
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Oliver P. Mahan
K. ¥. Williams
Frank ©. Hutchingon
Frances I. Mahan
Elizabeth M. Bradshaw
Hoover G. Mahan
Riverside County
California
Harvey F. Mahan
Lebanon
Montgomery County
Former Lebanon Teacher Graduates From Harvard
Anderegg, once Lebanon high school science teacher, graduates from Harvard University this month and will take a chemistry teaching position in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderegg
Lebanon High School
Harvard University
St. Louis
Aid Society Meeting Delights Central Christian Church
The second section of the Ladies Aid Society entertained all sections in the church vestry. Decorations featured American flags and summer flowers. Mrs Pritchard Buchanan presided with readings, solos, allegory, and a piano program followed by ice cream and cake.
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Ladies Aid Society
Central Christian Church
Pritchard Buchanan
H. S. Baker
Rev. Ward
Goldiene Grove
Lost valuable cow near Rogaton hunted for mad dog
A cow owned by Isaac N. Shoemaker living east of Lebanon near Rogaton was bitten by a stray dog on Monday and developed hydrophobia. The cow was killed this morning as farmers in the area search for the mad dog.
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Isaac N. Shoemaker
Lebanon
Rogaton
Soloman Case Trial Goes Over Jury Is Impanelled
The Solomon case in Indianapolis involves Fanny Soloman against Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company with $10,000 sought for personal injuries. Jury impaneled Wednesday. evidence to be taken Thursday after confusion over trial date. Also a Central Indiana Railway Company case was filed and then compromised. details outline injuries to Johnson and Hinshaw after a buggy collision at a Westfield crossing.
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Fanny Solomon
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Indianapoli
A. J. Shelby
Cris Johnson
H. L. Johnson
Central Indiana Railway Company
Hamilton
Young Johnson
Hinshaw
Central Indiana
Westfield
Tig
Johnson
Probate Court Names James N Harmon as Administrator
Frank Rolland Liebhardt Josep hine Mosco Inez Liebhardt and Nina Green heirs of Marion E Liebhardt filed waiver to administer and requested James N Harmon as administrator He filed a 25000 bond with seven sureties and was approved The court issued letters and Harmon also sought de bonis non with will annexed for Paul D Leibhardt executor Marion E Liebhardt now deceased He tendered 10000 bond and letters as administrator William H Green guardian of Frank Rollie Liebhardt an habitual drunkard filed petition stating that
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Marion E. Liebhardt
Guardian
Oliver M. Green
R. P. Bondy
Charles H. Green
Alice C. Campbell
Coombs
Myrtle Jones
Citizens Loan and Trust Company
Patrick Casserly
Richard T. Pinnell
Martha A. Cox
James M. Worley
de Bonis Non
William H. Hostetter
Lebanon
Frank Rolland Liebhardt
Josephine Mosco
Inez Liebhardt
Nina Green
James N. Harmon
Mr. Harmon
J. W. Brendel
Elmer D. Johns
W. D. McGuire
H. E. Hill
Milton Hussey
John 8. Hussey
J. J. Knox
Paul D. Leibhardt
Marion E. Ltebhardt
William H. Green
Frank Rollie Liebhardt
Suit Settled In Winor Courts Between Lee And Gosnell
The balance suit between H. K. Lee and Willis R. Gosnell was settled before the scheduled trial. A separate replevin action by Fred and Jesse Licking against Harry Denny was dismissed after a compromise. Denny agreed to surrender the tents and trucks and pay all costs.
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H. K. Lee
Willis R. Gosnell
Court of Justice of Peace
William Wilson
Fred
Jesse Licking
Harry Denny
Denny
Indiana Dental College commencement honors awarded in Indianapolis
The thirty-fifth annual commencement exercises of the Indiana Dental College were held in the Indiana Puritan Building in Indianapolis. State graduates received diplomas. John W. Paffer of Jefferson Township won first prize for the highest general average, L. S. Harlan of Jamestown earned second prize for excellence in operative dentistry, and Clarence Keffer of Cottage Grove won third prize in prosthetic dentistry.
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Jamestown
Indiana Dental College
Indiana
Indianapolis
John W. Paffer
Jefferson, Tay
L. S. Harlan
Ind
Clarence Keffer
Cottage Grove
A. J. Smith Leaves Local Shop for Schloss Brothers
A. J. Smith, longtime clothing merchant in Lebanon, accepts a position in Schloss Brothers Company clothing department in the State Life building, Indianapolis. He will continue residing in Lebanon for the present, and friends anticipate his success in the new role.
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A. J. Smith
Schloss Brothers Company
State Life Building
Indianapolis
United in marriage of Opal Xess and William Straub
Miss Opal Xess and William Straub were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents’ home in Zionsville in a small ceremony attended by immediate relatives and a few close friends. Rev. Harry Phillipps of the Christian church performed the rites. The couple will reside in Fort Wayne.
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Opal Xess
William 3. Straub
A. C. Roge
Zionsville
Harry Phillipps
The
Christian Church
Fort Wayne
Two Injured As Men Trap Trying To Board Freight Train
In Indianapolis Indiana today two men were seriously injured and four others narrowly escaped when attempting to board a fast moving Big Four freight train near the county infirmary four miles northwest of the city. The injured are Gail Buchanan age 21 of Woodlawn Avenue and Leo Allen age 27 an orderly at Deaconess hospital.
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Indianapolis
Ind
County Infirmary
Gail Buchanan
Woodlawn Avenue
Leo Allen
Deaconess Hospital
Seven Die In Essex Street Tenement Fire In New York
International News Service reports seven killed and many injured when a five story tenement at 50 Essex Street burned early today in New York. Cecelia Shapiro alerted residents, saving about 200. Firefighters and police rescued hundreds from roofs and stairwells as some leaped to escape. Identified dead include Hannah Gayner Isidore Gayner Clara Greenburg and Sarah Schlaska.
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Uinternational News Service
New York
Essex Street
Cecelia Shapiro
Devanny
Figor
Wall
Barrett
Nammock
Brookworth
Abraham Farkis
Rose Berkowitz
Stella
Jacob Leviné
Hannah Gayner
Isidore Gayner
Clara Greenburg
Sarah Schlaska
Delancey Street
Died On Eve Of Soth Birthday And Civil War Veteran Dies
Frances Harriet Howard and Cinda Gallichan are living. Funeral at Lane's Chapel Methodist Church conducted by Rev. C. A. Berry. Interment in Bethel cemetery. James Shannon, 70, lifelong Darlington resident and Civil War veteran, died Saturday evening at his son L. D. Shannon's Cutler Indiana home from apoplexy. Miss Elizabeth and Edna Shannon moved to Lebanon a month ago. Funeral at the Shannon home in Cutler with burial at Carl Charles Darrough’s grave on Tuesday night.
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Frances Harriet Howard
Cinda Gallichan
Methodist ‘Church
Lane’s Chapel
C. A. Berry
Bethel Cemetery
James Shannon
Darlington
L. D. Shannon
Cutler
Ind
Elizabeth
Edna Shannon
Lebanon
Cynthia Porter
West
Washington Street
Shannon
St. 2 Shannon
Carl Charles Darrough
Reddick and Nicely Death Notices From Clinton and Advance
Chester Warren Reddick died at noon Monday at the Reddick home in Clinton township. He is survived by his parents George and Ellen, sisters Corrie Ermul Hazel May Grace Evaline Anna Marie Gladys Irene and Mrs. Mary Galvin, brothers Orville J and Clarence B. Funeral services were held at Hopewell Church with burial in Hopewell cemetery. Roy Nicely fourteen year old son of David and Candice Nicely of Advance died Tuesday after a three weeks illness from blood poison linked to ivy poisoning and swimming. Besides his parents he leaves two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at the Nicely residence and conducted by Rev. W. T. Kibbey of the Christian church.
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Chester Warren Reddick
Reddick
Clinton Township
George
Ellen Reddick
Corrie Ermul
Hazel May
Grace Evaline
Anna Marie
Gladys Irene
Mary Galvin
Orville J
Clarence B
A. A. Pratt
Crawfordsville
Hopewell
Buniy
Hopewel
Roy Nicely
David
Candice Nicely
Advance
David Nicely
W. T
W. T. Kibbey
The
Christian Church
Samuel Farris Dies After Illness at Williams Hospital
Samuel Farris, about fifty, died at Williams hospital Wednesday after a bout with peritonitis. He was born in Pulaski county Kentucky, son of William R. and Nancy Jane Farris. Survived by brothers William Amrew Wesley and sisters Susie Leeke Makala Linton Martha Wyncoop and Artie Linton. Funeral at 10 a.m. Friday at 1416 South East street with burial at Mount Union cemetery.
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Samuel Farris
Williams’ Hospital
Mr. Farris
Pulaski County
Kentucky
William R
Nancy Jane Farris
William
Amrew
Wesley
Mesdames
Susie Leeke
Makala Linton
Martha Wyncoop
Artie Linton
South East Street
Death of Mrs Arthur Ronk in Ladoga
Mrs Mort Stephenson reports the death of her cousin Mrs Arthur Ronk a former resident of this city. Mrs Ronk died Wednesday afternoon in Ladoga aged about thirty five. The funeral is set for Friday at 3 p m in Ladoga with burial in the local cemetery. Her husband the Ladoga postmaster survives with four young daughters. The Ronk family lived here after marriage and moved to Ladoga six or seven years ago. Friends here mourn her passing.
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Arthur Ronk
Mort Stephenson
Ladoga
Ronk
Edith Beck Rises From Illness at 3 Years Old
Edith Beck aged three years five months died at her parents home 1712 Brain avenue Indianapolis at 10 o clock Tuesday night after a four week illness of intermittent fever. She was granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Baldwin of Lebanon area. Body brought to the city at 12 17 pm today and taken to Mount Union for Turtera services at 1 30 pm Rev Homer Dale officiating. Burial Mount Union.
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Edith Beck
William Beck
Brain Avenue
Indianapolis
John Baldwin
Lebanon
Mount Run
Homer Dale
Mount Union
Governor Discovers Old Book Hidden In New York Find
Governor Ralaten on Tuesday showed interest in a 1681 edition of Ovids Epistles. J B Workman of London presented the book, inscribed To my lifelong friend. Workman found it in an old New York library during a recent visit. Printed for Jacob Tonson in Chancery Lane London. Translated into English by Dryden and several bands.
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Ralaten
J. B. Workman
Fleet Street
London
Dryden
Business Men's Association Meeting Fails to Materialize
The Business Men's Association meeting planned for Tuesday evening at the city building did not take place. Absence by members indicated a Fourth of July celebration would not be widely supported, as businessmen face burdensome duties in the heat.
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Business Men's Association
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Rural Loan
Stine
0. P. Mahan
Harvard
St. Luis
AID Society
Soloman
John D. Reed
John S. Remy
Huston G. Weaver
Jack Turpin
Andrew J. Shelby
Wilma Perkins
Elza C. Rogers
Gell
Simmonds
A. W. L. Newcomer
Fannie F. Miller
Alve H. Miller
Henry
William Luther
Geddee-Brown Shoe Company
Samuel O. Chambers
Jessie F. Allen
Mary E. Riley
Frank E. Hutchinson
T. E. Witt
William Means
Joshua Shelby
Arne Swope
Boone County Boy
Kenks
Dental College
United
Misa Opal Reay
W. B. Straub
Ber
Aclon—Tepement
Paul English
Elmer Brenton
Darington
Ralaton
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