Lebanon Loses In A Swift Swatfest
Lebanon lost to Indianapolis Duesseldorfers 12 to 8 in a hard hitting Sunday game on home grounds. Pavey Cox and Hufrne hit three home runs for the visitors, while Tomlinson and Terhune shared pitching duties for Lebanon. Seven misplays vs an errorless defense by Indianapolis marked the contest, with Heckem of Indianapolis umpiring and generally unsatisfactory calls.
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Moore
Indianapolis Duesseldorfers
Moose
Lebanon
Rusie
Indianapolis
Amos Russo
Pavey
Cox
Hufmne
Tomlinson
Terhune
Heckem
ABBRH
E Warring
Murphy
Bauer
Hatzenberger
Green
If. Starkey
Danis
Rf. Simon
Rosie
Abrh Kautz
Porter
Wf. Cox
Parker
Ve Paveys
Whitely
Heflin
Tomplinson
Indianapo
Huffine
Davis
Simmons
Warring
Will Receive Pupils For Voice Culture At Lebanon
Clarence Ball of DePauw University returns home at week’s end and will remain in Lebanon during summer to instruct pupils in voice culture. He studied with David Baxter in Indianapolis and under Dean Mc Cutchan at DePauw, and is expected to attract a large class locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ball
de Pauw University
Ball
Lebanon
David Baxter
Indianapolis
Dean McCutchan
DePauw University
Motorcycle Accident Near Max Injures Morrison
Elmer Morrison son of William Morrison and farm hand Otto Summers started for Thorntown Thursday evening. Their motorcycle skidded near Max and went into a ditch. Summers escaped unharmed while Morrison suffered two cuts on a leg and the machine sustained heavy front-end damage. Had they ridden faster, injuries could have been worse.
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Elmer Morrison
William Morrison
Otto Summers
Earl Martin
Thorntown
Max
Mr. Summers
Mr. Morrison
Randell and Buchanan Invite Wedding at North Park Street
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Mabel Margaret Randell and Harold T. Buchanan. The ceremony is set for Wednesday night June 17 at 8 o'clock at the bride’s mother Mrs Isabella Ransdell’s home on North Park Street. Buchanan is son of George Buchanan of Culver Indiana, formerly of Boone county.
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Mabel Margaret Randell
Harold T. Buchanan
Isabella Ransdell
North Parkatreet
Mr. Buchanan
George Buchanan
Culver
Ind
Boone County
Sliver of hot iron injures mechanic in eye at shop
Sam Doughty was struck in the eye by a hot iron sliver while shoeing a horse in his Mechanicsburg shop on Thursday morning. He received prompt treatment from Umberline and resumed work that afternoon with no serious consequences anticipated.
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Mechanicsburg
Sam Doughty
Umberline
Mr. Doughty
Brother Killed In Train Accident In Peru Indiana
J. R. Miller and wife traveled to Peru Indiana on Monday after receiving a message about the death of Mrs. Miller's brother William Vernon Wolf 25 a Wabash railroad telegraph operator who was fatally struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio train Saturday night.
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J. R. Miller
Peru
Ind
Burg Gets Revenge as Mechanicsburg Rout Lebanon Moose
Mechanicsburg defeats Indianapolis Giants 11 to 3 on Sunday at Burg. Bluebaugh pitched dominantly after two innings as Mechanicsburg capitalized early. Next Sunday Mechanicsburg visits Lebanon for a likely battle royal against the Moose with strong county rivalry lingering from last season.
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Mechanicsburg
Giants
Indianapolis
Washington Township
Burg
Bluebaugh
G A R Encampment to Meet in Marion Next Year
The Indiana G A R will hold its next encampment in Marion, drawn by the National Soldiers Home location. Mayor Batchelor and Col J R Fesler voiced thanks for choosing Marion and pledged city help. Dates usually in May, exact date to be set. Marion Sons of Veterans plan to lead arrangements.
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Indiana
Marion
National Soldiers’ Home
Indianapolis
J. R. Fesler
J. O. Batchelor
Department Council of Administration
Batchelor
Sons of Veterans of Marion
Two Dune Weddings Solemnized in Lebanon
Squire N A Perrill officiated both ceremonies in his office on Saturday afternoon marking the first two dune weddings of 1914 in Lebanon. Cloyd B Gresh a glass worker from Muncie wed Miss Goldie L Churchill, a telephone exchange operator at Whitestown. Frank G Fairchild wed Miss Cora Stowers, residents near Terhune in this county.
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Justice of the Peace
N. A. Perrill
Lebanon
Playgrounds to Boost Lebanon Youth Welfare Movement
Phil Adler launched a campaign for a public playground in Lebanon to aid children's welfare. A billboard and parade featured banners urging action as he gathered support from progressive citizens and local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Adler
Lebanon
Adler
Adler Co-operative
George
Charles Hurt
Eugene
St. Clair Wilcox
Free Mail Delivery Proposed for Thorntown Town
The Post Office Department may test free mail delivery in Thorntown as part of a nationwide experiment. A circulated petition asks officials to provide the service, with hopes it will lead to universal free delivery if successful. attention will be on the town’s outcome. Funeral attendees for Henry A. Flickinger included B. B. Flickinger, Mrs. George Rothrock, Rev. Frank Collier of Indianapolis, and Arthur C. Kefler of Chicago.
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Thorntown
Post Office Department
Henry A. Flickinger
B. Flickinger
George Rothrock
Frank Collier
King Avenue Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Arthur C. Kefler
Chicago
George Dickerson and Wife Entertained Friends at Home
George Dickerson and his wife of Clermont Indiana hosted a Sunday gathering for many friends. A noon dinner was enjoyed by all with an afternoon of socializing. Guests included J W Stagle and family, W J Smith and family, Clem Worland and Lebanon, W P Dickerson and Avon, Georgia Glendenning and Earnest Snails Indianapolis, J M Johnson and family, A J Leap and Carter Leap, Conrad Dickerson and family, Walter Dickerson and wife, Mrs J C Shoemaker and Forest Swails Shepherd, EB Smith and daughter Lebanon.
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George Dickerson
Clermont
Ind
Avon
Georgia Glendenning
Earnest Snails
Indianapolis
J. M. Johnson
A. J. Leap
Carter Leap
Conrad Dickerson
Walter Dickerson
J. C. Shoemaker
Forest Swails
Shepherd
Eb, Smith
Lebanon
Praised for His Valor in Vera Cruz Action
Indiana Navy man Robert Semple of Sheridan commanded the second section on the Florida roof during heavy fire on April 21. He directed his crew with cool precision, clearing enemy fire from hotel roofs near the plaza Constitution. Seaman Poinsett was killed and Coxswain wounded.
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Indiana
Navy
Marine Corps
Vera Cruz
Fletcher
Navy Department
Semple
Plaza Constitution
Seaman Poinsett
J. A. Coxswain
Voting machines arrive for November election use
Five Empire Voting Machine company devices from Jamestown New York have reached Lebanon to be aged for the November election. Three sit in the courthouse rest room and one in the city building. a fourth is in Thorntown for use there. The county will pay the company the difference between usual election costs and savings from using the machines.
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Empire Voting Machine Company
Jamestown
N. Y
Lebanon
Court House
Thorntown
Empire Company
Terre Haute Baptists Plan New Church Edifice
The Terre Haute Baptists announce plans to construct a new church along institutional lines modeled after the First Baptist of Lebanon. The project carries a $50,000 cost and includes nine women on key committees, with the Terre Haute Star featuring a cut of the nearby church as inspiration for practical design ideas.
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the Baptists of
Terre Haute
First Baptist Church of
Lebanon
First Baptist Church
Leaves for Europe on voyage from Hoboken
Miaga Callio Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stewart, left Saturday for Hoboken to sail for Paris on June 16. She is a designer for a major Pittsburgh millinery store and will be away seven weeks aboard the Kron Prince Cecilia.
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Miaga Callio Stewart
W. W. Stewart
Hoboken
N. Y
Paris
Miss Stewart
Pittsburg
Kron Pritt Ceseln Cecelia
Move to Lebanon by Interstate Public Service family
The family of W. P. Tice, manager for Interstate Public Service Company, arrived in Lebanon on Thursday to reside here. Mrs. Tice and daughter Dorothy stayed in Crown Point, Indiana, since February to finish the high school year. They secured rooms with Mrs. Woodward on South East Street and will do light housekeeping during the summer.
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W. P. Tice
Interstate Public Service Company
Lebanon
Rock Island reporter promoted to Moline Telegram editor
Boyd Bynum, long time Rock Island Daily Argus reporter, advances to telegraph editor of the Moline Mail. His Lebanon friends extend congratulations on this well earned promotion and success in the newspaper field.
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Boyd Bynum
Moline
Rock Island, Ill
Argua
Evening Mail
Bynum
Lebanon
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Miss Ransdell
H. G. Buchanan
Stewsburg
Vernon | Wolf
A. R. State Meeting
Squire N. A. Perrill
Ing
Robert Semple
Sheridan
W. S. Ritchie
Max Eichman
Lexington
Price
Price l
Coombs’ Drug Store
Europe
Crown Point
Panama
Shining Parlors
PTO
Hutchings’ Grocer
Ceetsd
R. R
Bagcage
Parette
Chas. Elder
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