Injuries Listed in Extended Suit Against Indianapolis Elevator Co
Plaintiff alleges serious injuries from a workplace accident at the company's grain elevator on West Washington Street. The suit, filed on change of venue from Marion County, seeks $15,000 for injuries including head trauma, broken bones, nervous and memory impairment, and other lasting disabilities. Former Sheriff Samuel W. Harter is named as a claimant in the case.
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Albert J. Wiehmier
Mat Lee
Indianapolis Elevator Co
Marion County
Wishmier
Washington Street
Samuel W. Harter
Indianapolis
Continental
Harter
Mtn
Whiting
Talk by Mrs K M Hardy Energizes Mission Circle
Mrs K M Hardy addressed the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meeting urging active Christian service. She noted her family’s missionary background, cited support for two native helpers, and reviewed Helen Barratt Montgomery's Western Women in Eastern Islands. Mrs Reynolds presided, a secretary resigned, Parry Riley elected, and local hostesses served cottage pudding.
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K. M Hardy
First Baptist Church
Woman's Mission Society
T. Reynolds
Ollie Dodd
Parry Riley
Mra. Cleaver
Fern Essex
R. W. Roberts Plantaf Re. Whitaker
California
Mesdames
A. J. Stewart
Harry Chaver
A. H. Felker
F. L. Hardy
A. J.smith
Sam Storm
D. S. Whitaker
Mrg
Alice Whitehead
Local Women Guests Visit Mrs Tom Allen in Enat
Mrs A J Frank of Brownsburg Miss Louise Stone of Watseka Illinois and Misses Rose DeVol and Cordelia Higgins Mrs W H Higging and Mrs Josephine Hockersmith of this city were guests Wednesday of Mrs Tom Allen of Enat Main street.
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City News
A. J. Frank
Brownsburg
Louise Stone
Watseka
Illinois
Rose DeVol
Cordelia Higgins
W. H. Higging
Josephine Hockersmith
This City
Tom Allen
Enat
Main Street
Noblesville and Indianapolis Socials and Illnesses Noted
Une sky WWE HLUE LUT ween John Wurtzler was in Noblesville on business Tuesday. Mise Fern MeJivato the miller was in Indianapolis on business. Mrs. G. 5 Hill is in Indianapolis tending a party given by her sister Mrs. Connor. Frank Walters spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. Miss Maude Wilt returned from a two week visit with Kokomo friends. Miss Edith Spencer of west Lebabon is ill at her parents home. Mable of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with Mrs Arnold Worland of Teen Street. J. C. McIntyre of South East Street fell on the ice last Thursday morning and is improving. The Tri Kappa Sorority served nunth Saturday at the hall of the Graté Opera House. They toured the convention and were gratified with the results of their extra effort in charity. Grateful thanks extended to helpers toward the success of the ventage. Between forty and fifty dollars were realized and given to the charity board.
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UNE Sky
WWE
John Wurtzler
Noblesville
Mise Fern MeJivato
Miller
Indianapolis
G. 5
Hill
Connor
Frank Walters
Maude Wilt
Kokomo
Edith Spencer
West of Lebabot
Delbert Conyers
Mable
Arnold Worland
Last Teen
J. C. McIntyre
South East Street
Tri Kappa
Hall of the
Reasons for Church Going Explained in Faithful View
The essay argues church aims to teach Christlike living and spread Christian values. It portrays the church as a force for moral discipline, not mere social club, offering strength, courage, and aid to believers. It urges readers to worship, honor, and rely on God through Jesus Christ, and to attend the house of the Lord.
Northwestern Indiana circuit extends four stakes and six class races
The Northwestern Indiana Interurban Fair Circuit sanctioned a race program at Frankfort with four stakes of 500 purses and six class races of 400 purses. Stakes set for 2:24 trot 2:18 trotter 2:25 pace while class races include 2:30 pace 2:20 pace 2:11 pace 2:80 trot 2:21 2:25 trot. Entries due June 15 with 2 percent payments deadlines, Logansport joins seven cities, races run last week in July ahead of Augaville Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Covington.
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Indiana
Logansport
mem_bership
Augainville
Lebanon
Frankfort Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Covington
George Norwood
Len Titus
W. E. Turner
Unese
Boone, Clinton
Montgomery
Lebanon City News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Lawrence McLain returns from Crawfordville hospital after a week. Harold Buchanan comes home from Lebanon visit with Aisa Mable Ransduli on Park street. Miss Lucy Bragg at 10 Crosse Ind returns from two week stay with Mrs. Elizabeth Bell on North Meridian. Mrs. A. McCann improving after four weeks with her daughter in Lebanon. P. F. Wilson attends Harve Wilson funeral in Bainbridge. Ralph Nelson unable to attend due to illness. Mrs. Roy Neese and daughter return from Indianapolis visit. Mrs. Bila Wills spending a week in Indianapolis with relatives. Miss Vera Campbell guest of Miss Vetha Pool. Mrs. Ernest Gabriel and children visit J. C. Davin family near Buzeville. Mrs. Leonard Langishr and son Robert visit. Fred C. Saunders and wife and Evalyn near Dover with father John J. Saunders. Marah Els arrest of Al Akers. Emmert and Evana jail. Rev. A L Carney stops en route to Veedersburg, buys 85 acre farm near Salem. Miss Ida Davis guest of Kathleen Martin in Thorntown.
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Lawrence McLain
Crawfordaville
Culver Union Hospital
Harold Buchanan
Culver
Lebanon
Aisa Mable Ransduli
Park Street
Misa Lucy Bragg
Crosse
Ind
Elizabeth Bell
North Meridian Street
A. McCann
Ithe
A. C. Powell
P. F. Wilson
Bainbridge
Harve Wilson
Ralph Nelson
East Superior Street
Hlness
Roy Neese
Indianapolis
Bila Wills
West Washington Street
In-ianapolis
Vera Campbell
Thorntown
Vetha Pool
Ernest Gabriel
Near Buzeville
J. C. Davin
Leonard Langishr
Robert
John Duvall
Fred C. Saunders
Evalyn
Near Dover
John JR. Saunders
Marah Els
al Akers
Emmert
Than Scott
Evana
Davia
A. L. Carney
Mnnday
Veedersburg
Washington County
Salem
Ida Davis
Park
Atreet
Kathleen Martin
Batorday
Mary H Taylor Dies in City After Six Days Illness
Mrs Mary H Taylor died at 10 45 pm in her home 515 West Chicago Street after a six day illness with pneumonia She was born June 14 1865 in Boone county near Dover aged 68 years 8 months 27 days She was married February 13 1873 to Marion Taylor Surviving are husband and children Ollie Taylor Indianapolis Cecil Taylor Anderson Rosa Jackson near Lynn Randolph County Indiana Two daughters and one son are deceased There are four grandchildren Surviving brothers and sisters Henry Plew Sheila dan Jack Plew Elias Plew Della Herring Laura Stewart Bess Taylor Tilie Trout Narcissus McKinney Funeral services 11 am Saturday Pleasant View west of Lebanon Rev A W Tash officiating Burial in Taylor Cemetery.
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Mary Hannah Taylor
Chicago Street
Ollie Taylor
Indianapolis
Cecil’ Taylor
Anderaon
Rosa Jackson
Lynn
Randolph County
Indiana
Dover
Bess Taylor
Hazelrigg
Tilie Trout
Lebanon
Narcissus McKinney
First Christian Church
Pleasant View
A. YW. Tash
Barta
Taylor Cemetery
Probate Court Final Reports and Appointments List
The probate court approved final reports for estates including Margaret B Stearns and Parmella Baringer, with distributions to heirs and trust provisions. Administrators and executors were authorized to private sale personal property, and new administrators appointed for several estates.
New Rose Dale Farm Welcomed by Kinship in Kansas
Mrs. John C. Gibson writes from Rose Dale Farm in Kinsley Kansas that she is very happy in her new home. About forty neighbors gathered at the Glosop home to offer a warm welcome and congratulations to the newlyweds. Mrs. Gibson was formerly Mrs. Minnie Eaton of this city. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hartman hosted a Tuesday dinner. Jennie Kennedy travels to Indiana polis for millinery business. Attorney A. J. Shelby and Charles McClain were in Watseka on business. Mrs. Rachael Morriston visits Jessie Fishback’s family west of Lebanon. Mrs. W. J. DeVol and Rose DeVol with Mrs. C. C. Higgins visited Crawfordsville today.
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City News
John C. Gibson
Rose Dale Farm Kinstey
Kan
Glosop
Gibson
Minnie Eaton
C. D. King
Higgins
Chas, Hartman
Misa
Jennie Kennedy
Indianapolis
A. J. Shelby
Charles
McClain
Watseka
Hitness
Rachael Morriston
Jessie Fishback
Lebanon
W. J. DeVol
Rose DeVol
C. C. Higgins
Crawfordaville
G A R and W R C oppose change in the U S flag
Rich Mountain Post No 42 and WRC denounce moves to place Confederate flag bars on the U S flag blue field. They urge senators and representatives to oppose the action, stressing the flag as a sacred symbol tied to Union victory and memory of war sacrifices.Signed by Coldwell, Cobb, Bennet, Lanpher on behalf of the groups.
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Rich Mountain Post
Department of Indiana
W. HE. C
United States
Lia
United States’ Congress
Relief Corps
Republic of Matliq
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lebanon Ready for Tournament Run as Nine-Game Schedule Looms
Lebanon High School basketball heads to Crawfordsville by interurban for a grueling eight game tournament slate. Coach Lampert expects hard tests against Amboy, Darlington, Paoli or Bedford, Gary or Whiting, West Lafayette, Shortridge or Culver or New Richmond or Thorntown, and others on four floors. Lebanon’s eight and nine game opponents include Wingate, Lafayette, Crawfordsville, and Rochester or Manual Training with referees listed. Lebanon aims to extend a perfect 16-0 start, boasting a standout record of 15 wins and 1 loss with decisive wins over Noblesville, Pendleton, Thorntown, Marion, Shelbyville, Kokomo, and Lafayette.
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Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Bloomington
Emanon
Lampert
Tharktown
Amboy
Westover
Darlington
Kase
Paoli
Bedford
Abbott
Gary
Whiting
Gunde
Wicely
West Lafayette
Jreferes
Short
Pendleton
Wingate
Kokomo
Lafayette
Crawfordayiila
Thorntown
Shelbyville
Marion
Hartley Attends State Laundrymen Meeting in Indianapolis
Hartley attended a two day session of the Indiana Laundrymen's Association in Indianapolis and joined a banquet of the organization on Monday night. The sessions were held in the clay pool hall.
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Hartley
Indiana, Laundrymen's Association
Indianapolis
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