Farmers Invited to Free Movie Show by Lebanon Association
The Lebanon Business Men's Association sponsors a free three reel program at Olympic Theatre to promote Indiana Condensed Milk Co. and boost milk production. Three showings at 10 am 1 pm and 4 pm on Saturday June 20 1914 with refreshments and family admission. tickets available at banks for those not invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Business Men's Association
Olympic Theatre
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Business Men's Association
Olympic Theater
Lebanon Business Men’s Association
Lebanon
Dedication of Frankfort Baptist Church Celebrated
The new Baptist church in Frankfort held a Sunday dedication with strong attendance. Rev. S J Sparks is the pastor and Charles Stevenson oversees Sunday school. The Mendelssohn Quartet performed, and many Lebanon residents joined afternoon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
Frankfort
S. J. Sparks
Charles Stevenson
Lebanon
Elton Campbell
William D. Powell
First Baptist Church
Mendelssohn Quartette
Quartette
Messrs
Moris Horner
J. L. Saunders
Ira Campbell
M. H. Slagle
Morris
Harris Horner
Huckleberry
D. L. Creath
Ollie M. Dodd
Rev
F. L. Hardy
Joseph W. Witt
A. H. Felker
Leota Saunders
Nellie Gipson
Edith Sanford
Nellie Lewis
Mildred Slagle
Ray Creath
Twin Girls Born to Cunningham Family in Rolla Mo
Twin girls arrive at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Cunningham in Rolla Missouri named Jane and Jane. One weighs 3% pounds the other 6 pounds. Librarian at the School of Mines Rolla, H P Sicks uncle, and T C Sicks grandfather of Jesse Cunningham notes nine great grandchildren.
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Jesse Cunningham
Rolla
H. P. Sicks
Cunningham
Jane
Mr. Cunningham
Lebanon
School of Mines
T. C. Sicks
Jesse Cunnningham
Delightful Children's Day Program at Mechanicsburg Church
A delightful program at the Methodist church in Mechanicsburg Sunday night featured drills recitations songs and instrumental music with strong attendance. Miss Leota Saunders and Miss Elma Dooley sang Saree Day by Carrie Jacoby Bo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Leota Saunders
Elma Dooley
Carrie Jacoby Bo
Hoboes Crowd Freights That Go Through Lebanon
Lebanon has seen a surge of hoboes or tourists riding freight trains on the Big Four line. Tramps travel without fixed destinations, with many stopping briefly for a rest before continuing. Some seek work elsewhere while others travel by rail for crime opportunities amid police activity in major cities.
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Lebanon
Knights of the Rail
President of his class graduates this week at Indiana University Law
E C Gullion former county superintendent leads this year's Indiana University Law School class as president and plans to practice law in this city for family clients. A separate state audit found a $100 issue tied to Mr Miles, but it does not reflect on his honesty. expenditures for two bungalows at northern lakes linked to hatcheries sparked questions, with one foundation laid and a halt expected on the second.
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E. C. Gullion
Elass
Indiana University Law School
Miles
State Board of Accounts
Notels
Accident Record Shows Fewer NY Central Line Injuries
A report by Marcus A. Dow, General Safety Agent, shows the New York Central Lines recorded fewer accident deaths and injuries in the first four months of 1914 than in prior years across four main roads. The reductions reflect active safety committees formed in 1912, a Safety Exhibit Car, and ongoing instruction to over 100,000 employes, with safety agents delivering lectures across the system.
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New York Central
Marcus A. Dow
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sefter
Safety Department
Miles on the Carpet as Fisher Commissioner Faces Shakeup
State fish and game commissioner George W. Miles was called on the carpet by Governor Ralston Friday over his department's conduct. Miles plans to serve out his term to next April, with a shakeup expected among deputies. The governor signaled a move toward a more economical policy and questioned employment practices involving Miles and the Fleming family.
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George W. Miles
Ralston
Miles
Rodney Fleming
Ft. Wayne
Ttig
Fleming
Milen
Elopement near Danville and Lebanon ends in license
Russell J. Reagan and Laura A. Ferguson, aged nineteen and sixteen, eloped from Thorntown to Danville for a license, were refused, returned to Lebanon with a signed note from the bride's father, married by Squire Harlan, and then forgiven by their parents. Ferguson is a chief on the Chicago division of the Big Four. the groom is a farmer near Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Reagan
Laura A. Ferguson
Cupid
Danville
Lebanon
Squire Harlan
Thorntown
Ferguson
Chicago
Big Four
Children’s Day Observance Showcases Childrun Themed Service
Children led the annual Children’s Day exercises with songs recitations dialogues and instrumental numbers at various churches. The event celebrated the children’s efforts and included large parent attendance. Generous freewill offerings were collected for missionary work.
Union Hosting Open Air Services Through July
The Lebanon Ministerial Association approves summer open air union meetings at the southeast square corner starting next Sunday night and running through July. A platform will be set up with chairs supplied. Leslie Troutman’s orchestra and a quartet will provide music. Pastors A W Ward F L Hardy C H Carmichael Kirk Waldo Robbins A W Cash will preach on specified Sundays with an out of town speaker planned for July 26.
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The
Lebanon Ministerial Association
Leslie Troutman
A. W. Ward
Central Christian Church
F. L. Hardy
First Baptist Church
C. H. Carmichael
Presbyterian Church
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Methodist Church
A. W. Cash
First Christian Church
Knotty dispute over widening gas line road in Clinton county
In Madison township Clinton county a survey for a forty foot wide gas line road threatens to take land from the interurban traction company or adjacent farm properties. The four foot encroachment on traction land and existing fills may spark a legal contest as parties seek a workable solution to this knotty problem.
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Circuit Court
Madison Township
Clinton County
Mulberry
Sayay
Traction Company
Presbyterian Picnic Brightens Frankfort Park Day
The Presbyterian picnic at Frankfort’s T. P. A. park drew a large crowd Tuesday. Auto and interurban travelers joined by foot with baskets and smiles as a cool dawn yielded to a delightful noon. Races for all ages entertained and chaperones included Mrs. Elmer Brenton, Lee Bratton, B. F. Coombs, Lester F. Jones, Earnest Lewis, Carl Bratton, and Mrs. 0. H. Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
T. P. A. Park
Fat
Jean
Tyoune
Elmer Brenton
Lee Bratton
B. F. Coombs
Lester F. Jones
Earnest Lewis
Carl Bratton
0. H. Carmichael
Picnic on Sugar Creek Highlights Day Outing
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Bratton Carl Denny and family and Mr and Mrs Clarence Roberts enjoyed a Friday picnic on Sugar Creek near Thorntown. Bratton was the only skilled fisherman catching two tiny fish about two to four inches long. The species could not be identified due to their small size.
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Roscoe Bratton
Carl Denny
Clarence Roberts
Sugar Creek
Thorntown
Mr. Bratton
New Pastor Called for Antioch Church
The Antioch Christian church congregation unanimously calls Rev Clarence De fur of Winds to serve as pastor next year. The current pastor Rev Stover, formerly of First Christian, leaves to accept a call at Danville, Ti.
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Antioch Christian Church
Clarence de~ Fur
Winds
Stover
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Danville
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Twin Girls
Mrs
C. Gullion
U. Law
Prac
York Central Lines
A. L. Ward
Presbyterian Picnic
Frankfurt T. P. A. Park
Illinois
Sussex
Fasa
White & Dodson
Sanitol
Star Drug Store
Max Eichman
Tods
Moore
W. Fi
Lindsay & Tolle Funeral Directors
Methodist
Charnh
Omes
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