Big Four Wreck Claims One Life in Greensburg
A Louisville division Big Four freight wreck near Greensburg Indiana left Cyrus P Nicely dead and four others injured. The crash occurred at 4 am when six coal gon dolas blocked the main line causing the engine to lift and slide down an embankment. Injured were head brakeman E A Brunnerman fireman Ole Oleson conductor John E Bryant and brakeman Ivan Jones. A stray coal car pileup and shed damage followed alongside a hog car and a merchandise car.
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Greensburg
Ind
Louisville
Big Four
Cyrus P. Nicely
English Avenue
Indianapolis
E. A. Brunnerman
Ole Oleson
Anderson
John E. Bryant
Spruce Street
Ivan Jones
Nicely
Olsen
Brunnerman
Bryant
Jones
The Great Possibilities Of The Country Church
The article argues for stronger social and religious life in rural communities. It cites church attendance gaps, outlines how towns rebuilt social centers after a cyclone left only one church, and discusses sharing worship while preserving denominational ties. It notes pooling funds and joint pastoral care can hurt when denominations differ little.
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Corn Belt
Wallace
Presbyterians
United Presbyteriians
United Presbyterian
Divorce Suit Filed in Boone Circuit Court
Viola May Caldwell files for divorce from Ora A Caldwell in Boone Circuit Court alleging jealousy and false accusations of affairs. She cites his frequent nightouts with their child, gambling, selling patent medicines, fraudulent schemes, arrests for obtaining money under false pretenses and for issuing fraudulent checks, and mortgaging household goods. She seeks custody of Hollis T Caldwell and weekly child support. attorney Clyde H Jones.
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Viola May Caldwell
Ora A. Caldwell
Crawfordsville
Jefferson Township
Boone County
Indianapolis
Montgomery County
Hollig T. Caldwell
Clyde
H.:.jones
First National Leases a Room for Temporary Bank Quarters
The First National Bank rents the ground floor room in the Hohl Building on South Lebanon Street for temporary quarters during the new five story building's erection. Bids on July 1 may set the contract, with a ten day window for award and possible plan changes if bids prove high. Vault access will be maintained via a runway, and the old vault will be torn out after the new one is completed.
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First National Bank
Martin Hoh
South
Lebanon Street
Stewe
Hohl
Masonic Order
Will Write History Assistants Named for Indiana Democracy
John B. Stoll of South Bend will write a history of the Indiana Democracy for the last century with county assistants. Ben F. McKey of Lebanon Pioneer will author Boons county political history with volunteers assisting.
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John B. Stoll
South Bend
Indiana Democracy
Ben F. McKey
The
Lebanon
Better Inspection Urged by Indiana Official
State Food and Drug Commissioner H. E. Barnard has sent letters to Indiana mayors and physicians urging meat supply improvements. He calls for municipal slaughterhouses and seeks local guarantees of food fitness, detailing tuberculosis controls and elimination of unsanitary slaughterhouse practices.
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H. E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Indiana
Strut and Fret elect new officers at IU drama group
William Maurer of Mt. Vernon is elected president of Strut and Fret the Indiana University Dramatic Organization. Ralph Thompson of Indianapolis is vice president John Benz of Lebanon business manager and Adelaide Moore of Indianapolis secretary. An executive committee was named with Dr. Howe Albet Stump Mrs C A Edmonson and Ruth Herdrick Lebanon. The club plans a pre commencement play by senior members with two one act plays likely. Mrs Dean Pensington and Miranda visit relatives in Colfax.
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William Maurer
Mt. Vernon
Strut and Fret
Indiana University Dramatic Organization
Ralph Thompson
Indianapolis
John Benz
Lebanon
Adelaide Moore
Dr. Howe
Albert Stump
C. A. Edmonson
Ruth Herdrick
Return of Miss Innocence in Fathers Dear Pictorial Review Essay
A Pictorial Review writer urges fathers to guard against girls growing up too fast praising Miss Innocence over Miss Sixteen. The piece rails at fashion trends that mimic matronly styles and urges mothers and teachers to foster cheerfulness, self discipline, and respectful guidance. It extols the home as the ideal setting for virtuous youth and praises a simple country life over high society.
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Pictorial Review
Miss Innocence
Miss Sixteen
Peculiar Accident Involving Tolietville Farmer Henry Mabrey
Henry Mabrey of Tolietville attended Noblesville court on Monday with a bandaged left eye after a rope knot swung from a young horse and struck him, nearly costing him sight. The injury occurred while Mabrey tried to lasso the animal, which jerked and caused a painful blow to his eye.
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Henry Mabrey
Tolietville
Noblesville
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First National
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Ken F. McKey
University Dramatic Organiza
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Dean Pensington
Miranda
Samuel Wells
Fred R. Smith
Colfax
Misa Innocence
Earth
Fontéin
Sam Jones Naya
Star Drug Store
Duntley
Adler Co-Operative Store
Paris Green
Masters and
Mitchell
Lewis & Storm
H. L. Moore
Sec
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