Governor Ralston Backs Practical Indiana Road Plan
Governor Ralston advocates better roads with a practical, nonextravagant plan and a nonpartisan commission to study all aspects. He seeks cautious, qualified appointees who will work without pay and reports his stance ahead of the next General Assembly. Road funding will be careful, avoiding waste while enabling sensible improvements.
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Ralston
Indiana
General Assembly
Owen County
Massachusetts
Thomas Taggart
Noble Work by Visiting Nurse Aids Toledo Street Mission
Visiting nurse Miss Ida McCaslin returned to Logansport after visiting Lebanon with her parents. She uncovered a needy Toledo street mission and rallied churches to help. A market raised 77.50 dollars, far above the intended fifteen, informing many residents about the mission.
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Ida McCaslin
Logansport
Lebanon
A. A. McCaslin
Miss McCaslin
Toledo
Reunion Delights Long-Lost Stanton Cousins Share Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Michael of South East street hosted a dinner with relatives from Stanton Virginia including Mr and Mrs John Large Mr and Mrs Dennis Michael and son Orin and grandson Hallie Michael. Dennis Michael and John Michael, cousins, met for the first time in thirty three years, recalling John Michaels move to Indiana thirty three years ago. The gathering proved a pleasant occasion for all yesterday.
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John Michael
South East Street
John, Large
Frankfort
Dennis Michael
Orin
Hallie Michael
Stanton, Va
Stanton
Indiana
Half Mile Track Season Look For Good Campaigns
The article explains how handicap allowances differ between half mile and mile tracks and how rule changes favor half mile contenders. It notes the shift from three to four seconds, encouraging a broader Grand Circuit season with older plans allowing records in heats to not count as handicaps. It predicts an exceptional season with old-timers returning and new classifications opening up.
Lebanon Moose Rally Tops Mechanicsburg In Close Contest
Lebanon Moose edged Mechanicsburg 8 to 4 with Terhune twirling nine strikeouts and strong support from Heflin Tomlinson Parker and Pavey. Mechanicsburg made a late push but could not overcome Lebanon’s fielding and timely hitting as Franks homered for the Burg.
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Lebanon Moose
Mechanicsburg
Terhune
Lebanon
Pavey
Heflin
Tomlinson
Parker
Franks
Cox
Whitely
Hiland
Litton Kid
Siler
Moose
Richey
Huffine
White
AB. Roberts
Warren
A Hall
Mundell
McMullen
P. Blubaugh
Blubaugh
Thorntown Nan Honored At Indiana Bankers Meeting
The fifth annual meeting of group four of the Indiana Bankers Association was held at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis with two Lebanon bankers present. F. E. Davis was named chairman, and R. E. Niven elected secretary. Talks on the Federal Reserve Act covered currency elasticity and the flow of funds between member banks and Federal reserve banks.
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W. 5. DeVo
First National Bank
W. T. Hooton
Citizens Loan & Trust Company
Indiana Bankers Association
Columbia Club
F. E. Davis
Tipton
R. E. Niven
Thorntown
Mr. Davis
Federal Reserve Act
Charles R. McKay
First National Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve System
Charles A. Kirbly
National Reserve Association
Mr. Kirbly
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
The Sign of the Cat Recalls Mack the Missing Cat
The piece recalls Mack the fine cat missing for a year. Bay View luggage shows a large black cat crest, leading Mrs Higgins to identify belongings at the Big Four station. George Barton and Barbara Winckler owned Mack, who vanished during a summer trip.
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B. S. Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Bay View
Mich
Mack
George Barton
Barbara Winckler
Principal of Darlington High Receives Good Offer
Leland Burroughs, a 1909 graduate of Wabash College and longtime instructor of Latin English and public speaking at Darlington High School, was tendered a lucrative position as principal of a high school in Red Key Indiana after passing through Lebanon Friday.
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Leland Burroughs
L. H
Lebanon
Red Key
Ind
Burroughs
Darlington High School
Wabash College
Bride-Elect Ethel Miller Shower Held in Frankfort
Friday's Crescent News notes Miss Elma Cohee hosted a morning shower at 250 Van Buren Street for bride-elect Miss Ethel Miller. The event honored Miller ahead of her June 24 marriage to W. H. Smith of Lebanon, with twenty guests presenting gifts and light refreshments served.
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Frankfort
Flower Mission Day Observed by W C T U at Methodist Church
The annual flower mission day was observed Monday afternoon by the focal W. C. T. U. at the Methodist church. A program of responsive readings highlighted the flower mission work. Miss Dorothy Stephenson recited Give Your Sunshine to the Living. Bouquets were tied with white ribbons and texts and distributed to the sick, shut-ins, hospital, county farm inmates, who gratefully received them.
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Focal W. C. T. U
Methodist Church
Flower Mission Department
Dorothy Stephenson
Youngest Vacation Bible School Class Plans Picnic
The youngest class of Vacation Bible School for children up to ten will picnic on Central Christian church lawn from 4 to 6 30 Saturday afternoon. All former participants are invited. Games and stories will entertain until lunch. If it rains, the event moves to the church basement.
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OF Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School
Central Christian Church
Cherch
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Group 4 Bankers
Indianapolis
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Selz
Selz Royal Blue Stores Co
M. Howard Slagle
Interstate Public Service Company
H. L. Moore
Pevce
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Elder
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