Lebanon Locals Dominate Marion Five In Marion
Lebanon high schools overwhelmed Marion high on Marion floor 53 to 24. First half ended 24 to 12 as Lebanon substituted freely in the second half yet kept scoring pace. DeVol led Lebanon with ten field goals and four free throws, Worley and Church also contributed in a one sided contest. Marion star Veach was held largely scoreless as the rest of the team managed only six field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Marion High School
Eme
Veach
Marion
Col
Worley
Church
Purdue
De‘Vol
King
Morrison
Bual
Little
DeVol
Purdie
Bush
Laiinyt
Mprings Ijidiananalis Star
Marion High Schol
Hbs
Seveenteen
Bloomington
Marion Worley
Weeks Church
Cooper Purdue
C - Veach
Powell King
Gottehall
Brown
DeVal
Morris
The Florentine Club Enjoyed Profitable Afternoon
The Morentine Club met at Miss Cora Mathews East Main home Saturday for a profitable afternoon with two papers on Beauti ful Women In Art by Helen Ritchie and Esther Perkins a reading on Mrs. Siddons by Lydia Bell and a paper by Agnes Walker on Muate from Women Com pozera illustrated with piano selections. Miss Matthews served a lovely lunch. In business the club lamented they could not use the library basement for the Indiana Art exhibit planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morentine Club
Cora Mathews
East Main Arrest
Helen Ritchie
Esther Perkins
Mrs. Siddons
Lydia Bell
Agnes Walker
Mbrary
Indiana
County Highway Superintendent Completes Appointment List
County Highway Superintendent Francis Long completed his list of road district appointments. All but three men were announced last week. the three unchosen then were named later. District 4 Lorenzo Kincaid Northfield No 18 Ira Thompson Trembune No 2 Rhaugh Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Long
Chirga
Lorenzo “Kincaid
Northfield
Ira
al ‘Thompson
Ter‘Bune
Rhaugh
Me‘chanleabui Eee
Magazine Club Hosts Tolstoy Program and Officer Elections
Mrs. J M Beaver and Mrs Irvin Brown hosted the Magazine Club at Mrs Beavan’s North Meridian home. Officers elected: President B F Coombs, Vice President Harriet Gabriel, Secretary Chas Fish, Ass't Secretary Will Kelly, Treasurer Rolla Williams. Miss Maud II named federation secretary. The program featured an oral review of Tolstoy's War and Peace by Mrs Ivory Toll and a paper on Resurrection by Mrs BB Higgins criticizing Tolstoy while noting praise where due. Tea included pineapple charlotte russe, angel food cake, and coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Beaver
Irvin Brown
Magazine Club
Beavan
North Meridian Street
B. F. Coombs
Harriet Gabriel
Chas. Fish
Will Kelly
Rolla Williams
Maudeii
Federation Club
Count Tolstoy
Tolstoy
Esther Coombs
Mrs. Harta
Charlotte Russe
Angel
Weather Prognostications Mark Rough February Month
The report outlines intense storm periods and unsettled weather for February, predicting storms from the 4th, 11th, and 22nd with heavy rain, wind, and sleet. It warns of a volatile pattern through late February into March, with colder spells and potential seismic activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Atlantic Seaboard
Ith
Dia
Mesa
Rao
Mortgage Exemption Window for Real Estate Tax Relief
The article explains a 700 dollar mortgage exemption from taxation with rules. Applications may be filed March 2 through April 30, a sixty day window to claim relief. It notes concerns about proper debt reporting and lender–debtor arrangements affecting assessed value and tax obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowersoy
A& Dan
Es Caplan Watkin
Annual Spring Opening At Lawrence Hartung Hardware
Public invitation to an annual spring opening on March 3 6 and 7 at Lawrence and Hartung Hardware and Emplements Mechanicsburg. Store offers donations to customers with presents valued from $2.25 to $10 and orchestra music each evening during the event. Call for details on how to claim a present.
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Lawrence & Hartung
Hardware & Emplements
Mechanicsburg
Annual Banquet Celebrates Pythian Activity and Touring Ideas
The Wolna home hosted a Pythian annual banquet for members and their husbands with a four course dinner. Toasts honored The Touring Idea and Road to Happiness among others. Guests guessed travelers by questions and curios from Rev. Philips of Zionville. Mo voyage mentions include a lodge page ceremony and bake planned for March with a 35th anniversary noted for April 16. George W. Penciman set to speak with Sicilian panorama views. Frankfort district meeting set for March 3 with A. F. & Neal representing Boone county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe Bush
Robbins
Armstrong
Geo, Jones
Stonecipher
Stig Ande
Caroline Myer
Philips
Zionsville
Scoville
T. H. Stonceipher
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Pauline Mayer
Leébation Lodge Xu
George W. Penciman
Mattiapan
Mass
Femniman
Syroacase
Sicily
Damon
Pythias
Frankfort
A. F. & Neal
Boone County
March Weather Adages From Ancient Agrarian Lore
The text cites old sayings linking March weather to conditions in April May and June. It notes the belief that March begins with rough weather or sunshine, predicting the nature of the coming months, and mentions the adage about March coming in like a lion and going out like a lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag. Old
Governor Ralston Named Temporary Chairman At Democratic Convention
Governor Ralston was chosen temporary chairman for the Democratic state convention to be held March 19 and will deliver the keynote speech supporting the Democratic campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Delegates Chosen at Boone County Center Township Dems
Democrats of Boone County selected delegates at township conventions to the state and county gatherings. Center Township chose T X Kersey as chair, Ben F McKey secretary, and Jacob Cobb assistant secretary. Delegates to the state convention include F S Neal, E M Servies, Otha Herdrich, A J Shelby, George T Miller, Carl Kersey, Albert Bart. County delegates per precinct listed in detail. County chair M C Long announced a general Democrats meeting at the Istge court room Wednesday at 7 30 to arrange the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Center Township
T.X. Kersey
Ben F. McKey
Jacob Cobb
Neal E. M. Servies
Otha Herdrich
A. J. Shelby
George T. Miller
Carl Kersey
Albert Bart
J. Hawkins
Austin Sutphin
G. A. Taylor A
D. Hissong
Filipe
Lloyd Cleaver
Charles A. Beck
Glen Henry
John G Shaban
Hu. McClain
Wilbur A. Small
Girt Doyle
Charles Dale
Frank Goodwin
Ed. Adair
Joseph Bart
J. A. Beatty
W. W. Boone
William McCarthy
Timothy O'Connor
Clayton Sick
Staton
Smith White
J. Powell
Ora Brookshire
Carl Davis
W. A. Buotin
Floyd Worrell
Frank Adney
G.W. Norsvod
Ayeh South
A. J. Stewart
James Gardiner
H. Is Moore
Elmer Upiwin
C. Wilson
James Eileberry
Harry Bohannon
Samuel Bu
Grover Shelby
J. W. Shelby
T. S. Turner
Frank Wickere
Jesse Harker
Frank Turper
Chas Jackson
Michael Fraloger
John J. Smith
John Witd
James Cobb
Charles E, Smith Lea Hofting
P. W. Hooton
Roy Miller
Charles Weltzer
Morris Horner
John Adams
J. E. Riley
R. W. Roverts
J. H. Hall
Ellis Price
C. Fls. Meal
M. C. Long
Democrata
Istge Court Room
Married Saturday Miss Mildred Hardesty Weds Alvin Martin
Miss Mildred Hardesty and Alvin Martin were united in marriage at 2 pm Saturday at the home of Mrs. J. S. Reagan, with Rev. K. W. Robbins officiating. The couple left for Indianapolis then planned to reside on their Boone county farm, eight and a half miles south of Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Alvin Martin
Mildred Hardesty
Mra. J
Reagan
East Mate Street
K. W. Robbins
Indianapolis
Boone
Lebanon
Miso Hardesty
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Lambert
Lebanon High School
Quintette
Florentine Club
Howe
JOY Rider
Newt
Te Tooist Club
Gudsta
Esther Hedges
Marsizet Wighee
Esther Jones
Athena Robbing
T. H. Stonecipher
W. H. Williams
VEW
Uublic
Jessie H. Stubbs
Mra
Hardy Stubbs
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