Water Bills Urged Paid as City Officials Change
City treasury and water superintendent ordered to collect delinquent rents within ten days with no favoritism. Everett Gillie resigns as fire chief. Ivan Stephenson named chief and Jesse Grisel named assistant chief. February treasurer and clerk reports show city finances with receipts of 1,370.14 and total receipts 25,431.32. indebtedness listed at 324,000.08. Numerous bills for water works, street cleaning, and fire department expenses were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covn‘il
C. W. Brown
Zon
Lanbom
John 11. Davin
Smith
Fire Department
Committee of Fire and Lights
Everett Gillie
Ivan Stephenson
Jesse Grisel
Fire devastates Missouri Athletic Club in St Louis blast
A deadly blaze at the Missouri Athletic Club and Boatmen’s Bank on Fourth Street and Washington Avenue in St Louis killed seven men confirmed and 25 others believed burned. Among the 135 club members last night, fifteen remain unaccounted for as dawn reveals a collapsed ruin with deaths confirmed: Rickey of Ford Motor Co, Riley a guest, Keagler of Ludlow-Saylor Wire Co. and others. Property losses exceed a million dollars with extensive structural collapse and bank vaults halting debris. Investigators probe dining room origins amid possible explosions and gate-blower theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Boatman’s Bank
Fourth Street
Washington Avenue
Beatles
Olticars
Mixsorui Athletic Club
John Martin Rickey
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn., General Auditor, of the Ford Motor Company
James Riley
F. Keagler
Ludlow-Saylor Wire Company
James McGinnis
Allen
Dow
Loula
Cacacanne
Bert Grouch
Western, Electric: Company
Allen Hancock
Galesman
William F. Decker
Paint Company
John Retz
Plumbing
William A. Kinser
Construction Company
Thomas Shyne
Typewriter Exchange
William Shields
Lee Company
George Goerner
Commission Company
Daniel Weatherly
Whole-Lake Dry Goods Company
Thomas Wright
Jet Apollo Club
Iilam Erd
Deater
East St. Louis
Gaulia
Ready for the League Ready for the League
Representatives from four of Lebanon s Sunday Schools met to form plans for a senior basketball league of the Hoosier County Sunday School athletic Association. First game set for Wednesday night March 18 at the local high school gym. Admission ten cents. junior league final game tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at the high school. In marriages, Miss Cathern Reed wed Mr Sweetie C Staley in Rosaton with Rev Homer Dale officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Hoong County
Methodists
Worley
Uhureh
Bush
Purdue
Ole Weel
Farmers’ State Hawk
iCathern Reed
Sweetie C. Staley
Rossian
Mr. Staley
Williamt Staley
Henry C. Reed
Rosaton
Homer Dale
Lebanon Band Director Weighs Albuquerque Offer
Prof John Lathrope who has directed the Lebanon band for the past year has received a flattering offer to direct a band in Albuquerque New Mexico next season. He favors remaining in Lebanon where he has many friends and roots. His Lebanon band contract may not be renewed, and he will consider the Albuquerque offer if the contract ends. A separate item notes Mrs Martha E Howard suffers a broken thigh at her Ice bound home and faces weeks of recovery with sympathy from the community.
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John Lathrope
Lebanon
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ethrone
The
Thorntown Times
Sai
Martha E. Howard
Ntt
Neptuhe
Roside
Two Held on Charges After Arrest Near Shepardaville
Frank Glinderaiag and Georgy Belt of near Shepardaville were arrested Monday evening and arraigned in Squire Perrill's court for intoxication. One dollar and five cents fines were paid. Charges of assault and battery arose after six drunken youths harassed Gladys Withers and Fern Werts on the way home from a moving picture. Mrs Dean Pennington intervened, the girls escaped, and mothers pressed charges. Claude Glendenning and Thomas Belt posted bonds and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Glenderaiag
Georgy Belt
Shepardaville
Lelgium
Squire Perrill
Bach
Ube
Sodianapolig Uo
Justice of the Peace
Augault
Bow
Claude H. Glendenning
Thomas W. Belt
Morb
Gladys Withers
Fern Werts
Siria
Bova
Dean Pennington
Temperance discussion at Monthly Meeting of Twentieth Century Brotherhood
The Twentieth Century Brotherhood held its regular meeting at the First Christian church with strong turnout. Talks covered temperance from moral and community perspectives, pledges to the cause were signed, and plans were announced to invite more voters to join the effort. Also noted were Panama Canal talks at Sunday School, and Harry Cridaeren’s return to work after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
United States
Indiana Methodism Educational Commission Meeting
Dr W Robbing and Dr Kirk Waldo Robbing attended the Indiana Methodism Educational Commission meeting in Indianapolis Monday. Delegates from Northwest Indiana Conference and local colleges aimed to formulate an educational policy. dinner was hosted by Dr A B Storms. the gathering was described as pleasant and profitable.
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Kirk Waldo Robbing
Denetrious Tillotson
Greenyast
M. H. Appleby
South Bend
Northwest Indiana
Educational Commission of Indiana Methodism
A. B. Storms
Central Avenue
Indianapois
Area notes include illnesses visits and local efforts
Hutaki Dale Attie daughter of Karl Dale of South East street ta 1 with whooping cough. Mrs. Alice Scull and Mrs. Mary Auderson attended a Christian Science lecture at Blrin theatre. South Bend school girls to hear lectures on Eugenics during March 16 week by Mable Craig Stillman of Chicago. Miss Pauline Gray of Lafayette and Cecil Barrickman of Greenswood visiting the Misses Cotey on East Main street. Mrs. J. S. Masters and Daisy hosted J. A. Masters and 4. L. Masters from Thorntown and Indianapolis. Wille Westhee bought half interest in Peerleaf Cleaning Works with David Smith. Mrs. Charles Patton and Vivian returned from Indianapolis where Patton attended bedside of sister Olle Taylor. Dr. Harry Andrews King, president of Moores Hill college, visited with Dr. Kirk Waldo Robbins and wife. King and Robbins were Baker University mates. Nellie Hicky of Elwood, Lone Hadley of Mason City, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cochran and son Daniel of Indianapolis returned after visiting Lebanon relatives. The Research Club donated four dollars to South Side school to purchase records for Lew Wittrala. Teachers value the gift.
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City News
Hutaki Dale Attie
Karl Dale
South East Street
Alice Scull
Mary Auderson
Frankfort
Blrin Theatre
South Bend
Mable Graig Stillman
Chicago
Pauline Gray
Lafayette
Cecil Barrickman
Greenswood
Purdue
Cotey
East Main Street
Mra
Masters
Daisy
West Main Street
J. A. Masters
Thorntown
L. Masters
Idianapalis
Wille West Hee
Peerleaf
South Street
West
David Smith
Charles Patton
Vivian
Inodianapolis
Patton
Olle Taylor
Harry Andrews King
Moores Hill College
Kirk Waldo Robbins
King
Baker University
Robbing
Nellie Hicky
Elwood
Lone Hadley
Mason City
Iowa
Ray Cochran
Daniel
Indianapolis
FM. Keeley
North Jamison Street
Lebanon
Research Club
South Side
Lew Wittrala
Noticeable drop in cigarette smoking among grade boys
Reports from teachers and principals show a clear decline in cigarette smoking among boys across three grade buildings. Placards of the cigarette law were placed in stores, and the Parent-Teacher organization notes growing attendance and strong efforts to enforce the law.
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Ment
Tréna
Leonard Lanjabr
Tabor
John Kersey
Henderson & Campbell
Reseeea
William D. Martin
Express
Jane Company
Sargent Paint & Color Company
PAM Ee Ee
H.C. Smith Coal Company
Coal
Ies Swaby Még
Mase
B. F. Pavey
Mise
Wm. Hayden
Chae
Frank Moory
Webber
Everett Grills
Ledger
B. P. Pavay
Ees Indizna Lighting Company
Sas
Tha
Adder Maching Co
Interstate Public Service Co
Herma A. Heck M
Auppliea
Board of Health
David T. Richardson
Brown and Harmon
Jonas Lathrope
Indiianapolis
ST. Louis
Seevi
Davired II II
Frank Glendenning
Geo Belt
Sear Sheiadsville
Honday
B.L. Hardy
H.G. Brown
Panama
C.F. S. Neal
Neal
Progressive
Panama Canal
Ita
Harry Cridaeren
W. Robbing
Segalon
M. E. Educational Commission
Mme
Constantin Dumba
Mme. Tumba
Auntris
Washington
Parent-Teachers Association
Geo. B. Jones
Rey A. L. Ward
Abre
Ed Kirkham
Harney
Stokes Wrates
Miss Bell
Mary van Nuys
van Nuys
Will DeVol
Chester Darngh
Bn.grague
H. G. Brown
Mas Bell
J. A. Hogshire
Mre
Julia Harney
Hattie Stokes
Lester Jones
Vern Endsley
Phi Alpha Chi Sorority
Broadway
Bra McLaughlin
Miss McLaughlin
Magdalene Mitchell
Hopor
Leona McNorton
Pittsboro
Minsad Leona McNorton
Mable Burgin
Avalon Busby
Floyd
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