Clermont Wedding Brightens Local Scene at Methodist Church
The Clermont Methodist church hosted the marriage of Mina Elizabeth Brown of Zionville to Jonathan Moore of Zionville on a Wednesday evening. Revissions by Dr Leazenby and two other ministers led the service with a small party including Misses Helen and Katherine King and Miss Emily Jones playing the wedding march. The bride wore white voile with orange blossom bouquet and the reception followed in the church. The couple will reside near Clermont where the bride’s parents lived for years.
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Katherine King
Carrie’ Rouse Wang
Anne Laurie
Emily Jones
Mrs. Moore
Clermont
City News Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings
Miss Caroline Matthews returning from a visit with Miss Mary Wogshire on Tuesday. Roscoe Batner of Louisville has come home after a brick visit with his mother Mrs. Max Batner. Mrs. Elmer Brenton traveled to Darlington to see her mother, Mr. Flannigan, stricken with paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hedge and son Dorval of Jamestown and A. T Beck and family of Sheparsville were weekend guests of Air and Mrs. Basil Rights on West Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ransdell hosted dinner in honor of their son Herbert's Mineteenth birthday, joined by Marion McCormack, Russell Wiggins, Mrs. May Mitcham, and Mrs. Edythe Mae Hall from Indianapolis.
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Caroline Matthews
Mary Wogshire
Roscoe Batner
Louisville
Kentucky
Max
Batner
Elmer Brenton
Darlington
Flannigan
Clement Hedge
Dorval
Jamestawy
Anl A. T Beck
Sheparasvilly
Air
Basil Rightse
West Main Street
W.T Ransdell
North Clark Street
Herbert
Marion McCormack
Russell Wiggins
May Mitcham
Edythe Mae Hall
Indianapolis
Lebanon High School Captures Season With Victory Over Lafayette
Lebanon High School closed its basketball season Saturday night with a 40 to 30 win over Lafayette High School. King and DeVol led a strong Lebanon defense and offense, with DeVol scoring seven goals and Purdue adding five. Captain Purdue presented Coach Lambert with a watch and chain from grateful fans, and Lambert thanked the team as the crowd erupted in cheers.
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Lebanon High School
Lafayette High School
Accro
Lebanon
Lambert
Lebanon Guards
King
Devol
Lafayette
Ineals
Morrison
Purdue
Busi
Worley
Church
Hach
Tafayette
Lam
Bart
Italop
Jel
Caach
Bloomington Tournament Preview Sparks Student Speeches
A Bloomington tournament buildup featured speeches by students, team members, coach Lambert, and faculty. The article then lists Saturday night’s lineup and scoring details for Lebanon and Lafayette with players Wortey, Palma, Church, DeVol, Morrison, Campbell, Worley, Bishop, Tilson, and others, including fouls and referee McGeath.
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Bloomington
Lambert
Lebanon
Lafayette
Wortey
Palma Church
Miaon Purdus
Bush
C Sharp
McMannma' DeVol
Morrison G
Campbell
G.deey
Bishop Filet Goalg
Dev
Last of the Miamis in Huntington Death of Miami Chief Engleman
Huntington Ind March last blood chief of the Mi am is dead at the Lafontaine ancestral home two miles west of Huntington Francis Lafontaine a famed Miami chieftain left no male heirs and leadership reverted to the Godfroy line or White Loon pending election at the next gathering of the tribe remnants
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Huntington
Ind
Joseph
Engletian
Lafontaine
Gabriel Godfrey
Francis Lafontaine
Heberdville
Godfroy
George Godfroy
Peru
White Loon
Princess Kilsequar
Huntington County
State tournament schedule revised at Indiana University
The state tournament at Indiana University will start Friday morning instead of Thursday. Two special trains will depart Thursday evening at 5 o clock via Var dulia Monou and via the Illinois Central. The field grows to 77 entries including Brookville Milan New Albany Oaklandon Rochester West Lafayette Orlean Marion Ver. Four gyms will be used: men's gym two, the auditorium and the armory. Maurice Judd named fourth referee. Friday games begin with Decatur vs Rochester and several other matchups across morning and afternoon sessions including Nappanee North Manchester Roanoke West Lafayette Marion Anderson Lafayette, Seymour, Milan Wingate, New Bethel Decker Whiteland New London, Rockville Monrovia Pendleton Interlaken Marco Connerville, and many more. Dartington drew a bye in the first round. Mrs Isdlen? Woodward travels to Indianapolis for a several years’ visit with relatives.
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Indiana University
Vardulia-Monou
Niinois Central
Brookville
Milan
New Albany
Oaklandon
Rochester
West Lafayette
Oreuans
Marion
Ver
Maurice Judd
Decatir
Sharpsville
Tipton
South
Port Ve
Swayzee
Miliwaka
Crawfordgvillle
New Winchester
New Augusta
Martinsville
Amo Va
Shortridge
Ligonter
Calver
Bluffton
Smithville
Akron
Broad Ripple
Bedford
Dartington
Lebanon Man Robbed of 165 Dollars in Alley
Garfield Pollard of Lebanon was held up by a lone robber in Cadwallader alley near East Main street. The assailant, masked, pistol whipped Pollard and stole a wad of bills believed to be $165. Pollard, visiting his brother Ray Pollard, was left with a swollen face and muddy coat as police investigate.
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The
Crawfordsville Review
Garfield Pollard
Lebanon
East Main Street
Ming
Pollard
Tod
Main Street
W Hasry
Ray Pollard
Life of Mrs. Sarah Stephenson 1836 Birth and Devotion
Sarah A Stephenson born 1836 in Marloa County. Married twice first to Wharton Ranedell in 1853 and later to Thomas Stephenson in 1878. Had seven children, several living in Indiana, California, and Lebanon. A Baptist church member in Elizaville, she endured seventeen years of illness with faith and patience, living with her daughter Mrs Hulsiter in Indianapolis before passing March 3 at 2 pm, leaving a legacy of piety and peace.
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Sarah A. Stephenson
Marloa County
Wharton Ranedell
Tiy Anton
Zoga Hulsizer
Rilla Hansen
Indianapolis
Leata Nealis
Kirklin
Ranedell
Stockton
California
Eunice
Theodore
Young
J. W. Stansdell
Lebanon
Thomas Stephenson
Whield
Wag Horn
Jennie Neal
Wainscott Family Visit Amid Pneumonia Reports
Misseg Mary Virginia Goldie and Elaie Wainscott visited their Lebanon grandfather Wik Hawkinsorth as Mrs. Wal Riley of North Lebanon Street battles pneumonia. Riley’s daughter Mrs. Jessie Allen of Denver was notified. Nearby, Indiana residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hubeiter another couple and Leota Nealla with Ruby, Zelda Neal, Jessa Nealis and Frank Fort’s wife attended Mrs Sarah Stephenson’s funeral and stayed with Belle Ransdell on Park Street.
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Misseg Mary
Virginia
Goldie
Elaie Wainscott
Wik Hawkinsorth
Lebanon
Wal Riley
North Lebanon Street
Jessie Allen
Denver
Colorado
Thomas Hubeiter
Earl Hanson
Indiana
Leota Nealla
Ruby
Zelda Neal
Cyclones
Jessa Nealis
Frankfort
Plan lets buyers own Oliver typewriter with small initial pay
Thousands report purchasing Oliver Typewriters without noticing the outlay. The plan requires a small first payment to take the machine immediately, then saving 17 cents a day and paying monthly like rent. After completing payments, ownership transfers at the regular list price.
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Oliver
Oliver Typewriter sells a popular printype model nationwide
The Oliver Typewriter Agency promotes the Standard Visible Writer with Printype, claiming high operator and owner earnings, aiding ambitious youth and expanding businesses. It advertises a 17 cent daily plan, a wide agent network of over 15,000 in the U S and Canada, and invites requests for specifications from J W Sumate, Prentel, Lebanon Indiana.
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Oliver
United States
Cancds
Oliver Merit
Oliver Typewriter
J. W. Suumate
Prentel
Lebanon
Indiana
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