Cancer causes the demise of Martha Redman at 55
Martha Jane Redman died at 7 15 am Monday from liver cancer after a long illness. She was born in Montgomery County on September 4 1845 and had two marriages first to David Trotter and then to John Redman. She is survived by two brothers four sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Bethel Church Thorntown with burial in Bethel Cemetery.
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Eliza McClain
North Heery
Wuess
Redman
Thongomery County
New Ross
David Trotter
Mechanicsburg
Jobn Redian
Bethel Church
A. W. Cash
Dethel Eintery
Obituary for Mary Jane Kern of Lebanon Indiana
Mary Jane Kern daughter of Gute and Elizabeth Irwin lived in Boone County Indiana. She died March 13 1414 at age 75 years 1 month 78 days at her home on West Pearl Street Lebanon. She married Giver Kern February 20th who died September 2. Surviving children include Mesyer Kinsler North Vernon Kd Ana James Kern Frankfort Efi Berk Alliance Ohio Nelle Warren Lebanon and Hyiaabeth Livia Mechanicsburg. Surviving siblings are Lee Mie Kern Lun Alonzo Hotere and Nobere Irwin Forkville Ind. Deceased siblings are Margueeddes Wie Liaw and John Irwin. Mrs Kern joined Peasant View Christian Church Boo County early life later moved Clinton County and with her husband united with the Christian church at Antioch. She was devoted mother loved by all who knew her and leaves fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A prayerful verse closes with a note of farewell and Heaven’s reassurance.
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Mary Jane Kern
Gute
Elizabeth Irwin
Dorn
Boone County
West Pear Street
Lebanon
Ind
Marcel
Giver Kern
Enx
Dess
Chidren
Thaxe
Ar Mesyer Kinsler
North Vernon
Kdana James Kert
Prankfert
Efi
Berk
Alliance Ohio
Nelle Warren
Hyiaabeth Livia
Mechanicsburg
Devenbest
Lee Mie Kern
Lun
Alonzo
Hotere
Sistas Re Nobere Irwin
Forkville
Irwin
Callas
Satahailgn
Green Carte
Boulen and Son Submit Bank Building Plans
A Boulen and Son representative from Indianapolis presented two outline pilens for a new First National Bank building. One proposed a single story structure for bank use, the other a five story mixed bank and office building. Plans were not fully satisfactory, and architects were asked to prepare revised designs. The submitted plans were tentative and aimed to show two cost scenarios.
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Boulen & Son
Indianapolis
First National Bank
Plang Ag
Change in Firm at East North Street Livery Barn
Dr G Edwards has sold his interest in the East North Street livery barn to partner Albert Rogers who is now sole proprietor. The partnership has lasted about eighteen months.
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G. Edwards
East North Streat
Albert Rogers
Darlington Teen Dies in New Mexico Tuberculosis Case
A 14 year old Darlington boy died in New Mexico from tuberculosis. The death follows the illness of two sisters and a brother, with the deceased’s mother and guardians mentioned in the report. Local authorities note the family’s struggle and unresolved details from the fragmentary account.
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Darlington
Carson
New Mestre
Dwker
Cusutt
Witt
Surprise Birthday Party At West Main High
Reeve and 25 year old lacabelli enjoyed a surprise birthday supper hosted by Mrs Webb at West Main Street. Guests included Gates Riley Higvelt Pods Incobili Wheeler and others. Mr Patterson lectured at MH church, spoke of Ireland and liquor habit. St Walrich’s Day oath. Sunshine Society planned athletic events for girls with a tennis court and hikes. Basketball team members Bush and Church welcomed back at assembly.
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Webb
Lie Belt
Mise Harter Gates
Vera Riley
Lawrence Higvel
Indianapolis
Jet
Belli
Roscoe
Charles Wheeler
Ish
Gabriel
Javobeth
My. Patterson
Patterson
Methodist Church
Monjday
Sunshine ‘Society of
la H. S. Inyt
Notable basketball selections spark praise for guards
The News highlights guards King and Blacker as top choices with strong performance noted in the tourney. King praised as a speedy feature in every game and a premier disruptor. Blacker and Graves paired as an exceptional guard duo, while King is identified as the standout statewide. Forward picks include Vater and Sayer amid a crowded field of four contenders.
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Alenander
New Richmond
Veach
Marion
Vermation
Anderson
Lowry
Cutler
Kymes
Crawfordsville
Haskell
Clinton
Daniels
New Albany
Darvis
Shortridge
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Taylor
Thorntons
Nurnberger
Clintor
Byrail
Sayer
Belrent
Cunninghan
Shaw
King
Letanon
Blacker
Wingate
Graves
Lebaton
of & Ool
Vater
Snmertor
Positon
Segger
Worley
Meadows
Thera Ja
Becau Say
Beek Rogers Dinner With St Patrick Theme
Dr and Mrs H A Beek and Mr and Mrs Hla O Rogers hosted a Monday night dinner at the Bek home on North Lebanon Street. A seven o clock four course meal featured St Patrick specialties with green lighting hyacinths sweet peas and laurel. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bart Higgins Mr and Mrs Joseph A Coons Mr and Mrs Chas Hartman Mr and Mrs B S Higgins and Rey and Mrs C H Carmichael with place cards bearing nicknames for seating.
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H. A. Beek
Hla O. Rogers
Bek
North
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St. Patrick
Bart Higgins
Joseph A. Coons
Chas Hartman
B.S. Higgins and
Rey
C. H. Carmichael
Death of Lizton High Student From Meningitis
Clifford Bailey, a Lizton high school pupil and son of Mr and Mrs George W Bailey, died of spinal meningitis at his father's home. Another pupil, Halley, was stricken at school and is not expected to recover. The public schools have been closed.
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Clifford Bailey
Lizton
George W. Bailey
Sher- Ml May
Halley
Wood Copeland of Indianapolis in Lebanon Saturday
Wood Copeland of Indianapolis appeared in Lebanon on Saturday. The brief item notes his presence and travel details without further context.
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Wood Copeland
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Piers Rolnj Tyes
House Burns Near Darlington Destroyed by Fire
The residence of Henry McDaniel two miles south of Darlington burned to the ground at five o'clock Monday morning. Only household goods and canned fruit were saved. Insurance partially covered the loss. The fire was first detected when Mr. McDaniel heard a noise from the smoke house. He dressed and searched before finding the flames. Arthur Watts and family left for Michigan Wednesday as Watts recovers from a stroke.
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Darlington
Henry McDaniel
McDaniel
Atnas
Cara
Lafayette Players Earn Praise After Bloomington Tournament
The Lafayette Courier notes Lafayette high school faced a tough schedule at Bloomington with many games in a short span. It praises Worley as a strong prospect and critiques the broader setup, arguing physical strength dominated despite skill, and Lebanon edged Wingate for the title amid fatigue concerns.
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Worley
Lafayette Courier
Lafayette
Bloomington
Will
Lebanon
Wingate
Identity of Charles Warren Arrested in Leba non
The Frankfort Crescent News reports Charles Warren of Lebanon was arrested Saturday night for intoxication. Found behind Swisher pool hall by night police, he was carried to jail after a drunken arrest. Arraigned in city court he pleaded guilty and was fined $1 plus $11 costs but could not pay, serving 11 days in jail.
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Frankfort Crescent News
Charles Warren
Lebanon
Warren
Swisher Pool
Allstate basketball selections by Lafayette Journal
The Lafayette Journal selects an all state team with Greene of Crawfordsville and Bengon of Gary as forwards Stanebryker of Wingate at center Bishop of Lafayette and King of Lebanon as guards. Second team includes Worley of Lebanon at forward and Meeks aid Smith of Thomson town at guard and center.
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Allstate
Lafayette Journal
Greene
Crawfordsville
Bengon
Gary
Stanebryker
Wingate
Bishop of
Lafayette
King of Lebanon
Worley
Lebanon
Meeks Aid Smith
Thorntown
Services at United Brethren Church Draw Large Crowds
Well attended services filled United Brethren Church as pastor Wayne Miller preached. Sunday school turnout more than doubled the long term average, with large congregations greeting him each morning.
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United Brethren Church
Meath
Wayne Miller
Bath
Pening
Fire destroys Wellesley Hall at college in mass
Fire started in the fifth floor chemical laboratory tore through Wellesley College Hall destroying the dormitory and classrooms. About 300 students escaped as fire alarms rang and officials suspended sessions with students sent home. Estimated damage reaches 1.5 million dollars.
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Wellesley
Mass
Mareh
College Hall
Wellesley College
Dream of Heaven Read in Sunday Service at Methodist Church
Pastor Dr. Kirk Waldo Robins read Billy Sunday’s Dream of Heaven to his congregation, prompting strong interest and calls for printing. The tale describes a celestial landscape where there is no night, no sickness, no poverty, and all join in praise, welcomed as “home” in eternity with the Lamb’s blood washing believers.
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Kirk Waldo Robins
Methodist Church
Billy Sunday
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