Sunshine Society Play Draws Big Lebanon Audience
Lebanon High School presented By Fi of the Toy Shop at the Grand Opera House under Sunshine Society auspices. The ensemble included Esther Coombs as Fi Fi and Geraldine Perkins as Bonnie with strong turns by Clarence Farr and Miss Niva Beck. The charitable proceeds were announced as a neat sum for the fund.
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Sunshine Society
Lebanon High School
Toy Shop
Grand Opera House
James F. Lewis
The
Kony Aie
Geraldine Perkins
Bonnie
Esther Coombs
Clarence Farr
the Sandman
Walter Herdrich
Tackhammer
Bowie
Niva Beck
Hareriet Waldron
Inksyot
Harold Jones
Prince Lely-poyi
Haltie Hamilton
Lieutenant Tin~heart
Paul Hooper
Capitan Barnackle
Susie Sullivan
Siva Wynerop
Leona Actan
Lola Mary Campbell
Bo Peep
Irwin McDonald
George White
Alva Wyncoop
Jas
F Lewin
Vesper Talks Theme on Seekers After Bed at Presbyterian Church
The seven Sunday afternoon series begins this week and runs to Easter with music between talks. Scheduled speakers include Marcellus Aureating and His Meditations, San Augustine and His Confessions, Cardinal Newman and His Apologia, Bunyan and His Pilgrim's Progress, Tolstoy and His Confessions, and Pow and His Letters, with dates listed as March 22, 29 and April 2.
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Marens
San Augustine
Cardinal Newnan
Bunyan
Tolstoy
Pow
Local Social Notes Add to City Life
Fred Coombs remains home with eye trouble after being last fit Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Deiser spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Fresner in Mooresville. Mrs Claude Jarrett and son and nephew of Mrs Daiser are in Mooresville then return to Nickerson Kansas this week. Mr and Mrs William Reeves hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Beane an daughter Maria of the city and David Jameson of Kentucky. Miss Haye Davis returns from an extended stay at her home in Richmond.
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City News
Fred Coombs
Jacob Deiser
William Fresner
Mooresville
Claude Jarrett
Don Robert
Daiser
Akron
Nickerson
Kansas
William Reeves
West Pearl Street
Frank Beanean
Maria
David Jameson
Kentucky
Haye Davia
Ighmond
Thoughts on parental duty and virtue in modern life
A column argues that parents in a new land fail to instill future-focused habits in their children, urging steady industry for boys and disciplined, supportive motherhood for girls. It contrasts duty in Judaism and Christianity, laments drifting domestic roles, and advocates resilience and positive guardianship to shape capable adults. It also jokes about offering a profanity-free travel car as a public nuisance solution.
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Dogberry
Lie
Weathering the Blizzard Worshipers in Scranton Tabernacle
In Scranton Pennsylvania a storm stranded two thousand worshipers after a Billy Sunday meeting at the tabernacle. C G Wheelcreck of Cleveland and Martin Baslag of Scranton died in attempts to reach the city center. Food and coffee were served to the marooned as snow piled higher around the building.
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Scranton
Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
C. G. Wheelcreck
Cleveland
Saleman
Martin Baslag
Scran
Arthur Watts
Will Marry in Kansas
Mrs Minnie Eaton departed for Chicago and then Kansas to wed John C Gibson, a former Clinton resident and longtime Methodist lay worker. Gibson served in the 2d Indiana Regiment, moved to Summer county for land and later preached frontier work before settling near Kinsley. the ceremony was delayed by his daughter's illness.
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Minnie Eaton
Chicago
Kinsley
Kansas
John C. Gibson
Clinton Township
Boome County
Gibson
Alice Silver
Wis ¢Ity
Ind. Reg
Summer County
Methodist Church
Eaton
Gilson
Dr C A Clayton Back At Work After Murder Charge
Dr. C A Clayton was accused Friday afternoon in Lebauth Indiana of murder for shooting Jos eph H Stout last September. He returned home and by 8 am yesterday, less than sixteen hours after the verdict, he was at work in his United Building office. He appeared healthy and said he would continue practicing in Indianapolis with his wife and family living at 2806 Brookside Avenue where the shooting occurred.
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Indianapolis Star
C. A. Clayton
Lebauth
Ind
Joseph H. Stout
United Building
Indianapolis
Ena
Brookside Avenue
Snow Lockout Strands Advance Town 1914 Blizzard
A severe snow storm isolated Advance for four days beginning Washington's Birthday 1914. No mail, freight, or outsiders entered town. Roads were jammed. farmers, ministers, and young men stranded far from home paid high prices for travel back. Relief arrived Thursday with sunshine and a Midland freight train, followed by the return of electrics on the Northwestern.
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Hye
Midland
Snew
Northwestern
Gabel Hall
New Ross
W. P. Kibbey
Brazil
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Washington
Delightful Occasion At West Washington Street Home
Mr and Mrs M D Jones and Mrs Charles Shepard hosted a pleasant evening for family and friends on West Washington Street. A six o'clock dinner for thirty guests featured lighted candles and simple decorations, followed by songs and performances from Chas Adair and others. A burlesque order was formed and three candidates initiated by the women.
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M.D. Jones
Charles Shepard
Masonic Lodge
Mesdames Jones
Cragun
Shepard
Winn
Heath
Ball
Adney
Chas Adair
Mrs. Ball
Death of an Infant in Jackson Township
Five month old Menia Painter, daughter of Frank W. and Ruby F. Painter, died at 2 p.m. Friday from tubercular meningitis after being ill since birth. Survived by sister Augusta Painter. Funeral at Providence Church with Rev. Cornelius Alrhart officiating. Interment Pisgah Cemetery.
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Menia Painter
Frank W
Ruby F. Painter
Jackson Township
Augusta Paintter
Providence
Cornelius Alrhart
Pisgah Cemetery
Franklin Versus Rose Poly Thriller At Terre Haute
Irvin McDonald and Hallis Hamilton attended the Franklin Rose Poly basketball game in Terre Haute on Saturday. Mrs W J DeVol and Mrs W B Williams joined an afternoon tea at Dr David Ross's Indianapolis home. Hannah Bell, Frankfort schools instructor, is noted. Mrs H A Filckinger traveled to Lafayette and then to the Wabash Valley Sanitarium to join her husband.
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City News
Irvin McDonald
Hallis Hamilton
Franklin
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
W. J. DeVol
Mra
W. B. Willams
David Ross
Indianapolis
Hannah Bell
Roush
Frankfort
Wabash Valley Sanitarium
Lafayette
H. A Filckinger
Why Not Try the Ize-a-Day Plan for Typewriters
An advert explains the Oliver Typewriter 17-Cente-a-Day plan claiming it fits any budget. It promises immediate delivery after an initial payment and 17 cents daily savings thereafter, culminating in ownership once all payments equal the regular list price.
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Oliver
Oliver Typewriter sells on popular plan with Printype feature
The Oliver Typewriter promotes its Standard Visible model as a salary-raiser and efficiency aid for individuals and businesses. It claims multi-million dollar success for operators and owners, with 16 000 agents across the United States and Canada. Write for details of the 17 cent-a-day plan from J W Shumate, printer in Lebanon Indiana.
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Oliver
United States
Canada
Olver
Oliver Merit
Oliver Typewriter Agency
J. W. Shumate
Lebanon
Indiana
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