Police Call Box To Be Installed At Bank Corner
Lebanon officials announce a police call box and red signal light will be mounted on an electric light pole at the First National Bank corner. The telephone company will provide the instrument free with only standard service charges. the light will signal police, aiding quick response day or night. If successful, similar setups may follow at other strategic points.
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Lebanon
First National Bank
Lebanon Street
Main Street
Electric Light Company
Thimble Club Event At Mrs Wilcox Home
The Ladies Afternoon Thimble Club met Tuesday at Mrs. C. E. Wilcox home with lavender and white decor. Graceful spirea van houts and lavender lilacs framed a French floral centerpiece as guests enjoyed an elegant buffet luncheon. Mrs. Charles Hartman played piano and Mrs. Lester F. Jones sang. Lebanon and Indianapolis attendees joined local guests from Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wilcox
Charles Hartman
Lester F. Jones
Mann
Twe Lebanon
George Spahr
Mark Adler
Fred Hooton
Chas. Hartman
Elbert Perkins
Frank Loose
Jennie Loose Allen
Minnie Richey
Oral Spahr
Arthur Shepard
Alfred Chatman
Frank Wooley
Geo. Grinsteiner
Indianapolis
Oscar Laverty
Carl Fear
Frank Coulter
Oatley Quick
Roland Cohee
Victor Smock
Ired Coulter
Edith Cohee
Florence Garrett
Frankfort
Court News Highlights From Boone County Docket
Court records show Swift & Co. vs Walter Jones judgment for 250 plus costs. Boone County State Bank sues Salasta A Graham et al. on note for 350. John W. Pearcy et al. win judgment on account against Richard T. Pinnell guardian for 356 plus costs. Kincaid et al. vs Kauns et al. drainage report approved, assessments confirmed, drain ordered, construction overseen by Everett Reveal. Adney Hornaday awarded 26 in attorney fees. McMahan Lieb Co. sues Sulan M. and Edgar W. Best on account for 220. Mamie Kimmell hosts Martha Washington Sewing Club with fancy work and music. lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co. Corporation
Walter Jones
Boone County State Bank
Salasta A
Everett Reveal
Adney & Hornaday
McMahan & Lieb Co
Sulan M
Edgar W. Best
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Margaret A Hostetter
James M. Worley named administrator of the estate of Margaret A. Hostetter, deceased, in Boone County Indiana. The estate is to be collected and administered accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Hostetter
Booner County
Indiana
Two Lost Boys Found Asleep at Theater Chairs
Earl Swope searched for his sons after they did not return home. He found the two boys, ages unknown, fast asleep on front chairs at the Olympic theater around 14 30 after attending The Adventures of Kathryn. The incident ended with their safe recovery.
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Earl Swope
Kathryn
Mr. Sw
Two Sums Are Filed Against Kirklin Hardware Merchant
The John Deere Plow Company of Chicago files two Clinton Circuit Court actions against Iran Thompson of Kirklin. One seeks $8,500 judgment on notes for purchased implements, the other replevin for remaining unsold stock. Notes dated March 8, 1923 total $25, $200, $521.60, $810.75 and $1,271.50, all overdue. Attorney Barnett & Barnett represent the plaintiff. Thompson recounts a troubled, blank mind before waking in Chicago stock yards and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran Thompson
Kirklin
Clinton Eirenit
John Deere Plow Company
Chicago
Thompson
Barnett & Barnett
Indianapolis
Local notes of visits and travel around Lebanon area
Marion Busby leaves for Martinsville Thursday for treatment. Miss Marion Dickey visits grandmother near Lizton. Mrs Ancel Ashley ill at Lafay ette Ave shows improvement. The Higgins and Darnall couples toured Crawfordsville to see Mrs Mitchell. Esther Weitzel heads to Indianapolis to enter Mrs Eliza Binker s summer school. Mrs Anna Lemon of Goodland visits parents on South East Street. J F Bennett of Zionsville in Lebanon visiting friends. Dora Thrine returns to Indiana University after weekend at home. W Shumate revamps his South Lebanon street printing shop for more office space. Mrs Charles Shepard, visiting Emma Simmons in Galesburg Ill, notes health improvement. Dr L Whirtley reports daughter Clara May showing improvement but still in danger from pneumonia at his home. Mrs Kirtley with daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Herod
West Main Street
J. W. Small
Waynetown
R. C. Jones
North Meridian Street
New Richmond
Ind
John QO. Spahr
Indianapolis
George Spahr
West North Street
Carl Smith
Eugene
Kokomo
Lebanon
Brush McIntyre
North East Street
Ed Chavers
Newton Claypool
Martinsville
E. R. Claypool
Eset
South Street
W. C. Bobbs
H. G. Brown
Elizabeth McGintley
East Noble Street
Luke Nolan
John Hoffner
Mary Robison
Lafayette
John Humble
Frankfort
Mulberry
Hazel Stevenson
Elsie Bates
A. W. L. Newcomer
Washington
Clarence Ridgeway
West Dicks Street
Thorntown
Fred Saunders
S. H. Rhinehart
East Washington Street
Ralph Beasley
E. M. Henderson
Zelpha
Warren
Churches of
Indiana
George B. Loveless
Thornstown
Mary Thompson
Winchester
Maybelle Thompson
Blanch Hunt
Walter Hayes
Lebaston
Chas. Hayes
George Crider
Clyde Neese
Neese
James Sandy
John Jimes
Napolis
Fred Byers
George Norwood
North Lebanon Street
Carl Jones
Alexandria
John Frank
South East Street
Christian Sunday School
Mechanicsburg
Mary C. Fall
Mina Fall
Neil Oland
New York City
Allen Crawford
E. M. Servies
C. E. Staley
Terre Haute
Mick Pex
Taylorville
Illinois
Staley
W. W. Stewart
Carrol de Witt
Cleveland
Ohio
Minchie Lowe
Rochester
N.Y
John Mount
Lafayette Avenue
Lon Anderson
Bruce Anderson
Mary Snedeger
Eb.c. Bond
Beulah
Bushnell
George Meyer
J. W. Pinnell
Panama
First Baptist Church
Meyer
Pinnell
Neal
Frank Coombs
George W. Campbell
Misa”ether Coombs
J. P. Coverdale
Marion Busby
Marion Dickey
Liz Jton
F. M. Keeley
Ancel Ashley
Earl Higgins
Chester Darnall
Crawfordsville
Mitchell
Esther Weitzel
Eliza Binker
Anna Lemon
Goodland
Heer
William Cooper
J. F. Bennett
Zionsville
J. T. Alexander
Dora Thrine
Indiana University
Philip Thrine
W. Shumate
Lebanon Street
Charles Shepard
Emma Simmons
Galesburg
Ill
L.whirtley
Franklin
Clara May
Eumonia
Mra. Kirtley
R.T. Pinnett
Near Concord
K. S. Stall
Asher C. Jacobs
Wheeler Crall
Andy Witt
Crall
C. C. Hicks
Worley
Edward Worley
Slabtown
Len Bart
Elizabeth Grover
Norman Lindsay
West North North Street
Russel Ritchie
Morris Ritchie
Ciceré
H. N. Coons
H. L. Baker
State Institute of Homeopathy
George B. Jones
Doris
Paul
Kirklin
Dwight Campbell
Gay Schultz
Schultz
Marie King
Mary Mloran
Clermont
T. D. Sheridan
Don Dickerson
Clemborland
J. R. Ball
Charles Adair
W. A. Winn
S. Heath
Matthews
O. A. Spencer
Saxe Maxinkuckee
William Means
F. L. Tucker
Harry Hamilton
Eunice Mitchell
Wellsville
Ellis Darnall
Charles Butner
David Batner
Indianapolis Avenue
Georgia Titus Weil
Belle Titus
Lawrenceburg
Himmelein
Joplin
Albert Stephenson
East Pearl Street
P. B. Stephenson
Roland Ott
Greencastle
John Coons
A. N. Meikle
Weatherford
Oklahoma
W. J. Bowen
Hartford City
Bowen
Gardner White
East Greenstreet
Methodist Hospital
Fred J. Byers
St. Vincent's Hospital
Byers
Blanche Norwood
Chas, Mitchell
Magdalene
Leona McNorton
Pittsboro
Methodist
Charles M. Zion
New York
Glora May
L. W. Kirutey
Grace Titus
Rose Orphan's Home
Glee Bowen
Prof. Slagle
Lena Slater
Sarah Fogle
Ed. Worley
Pauline Ellsbury
Esther J. Branchard
Musical and Pantomime at Fairview Church Event
A musical entertainment and pantomime are planned at Fairview Christian Church seven miles from the city next Saturday night May 16. The program features solos duets and quartets plus piano accompaniment and a pantomime by young ladies with eight parts. The public is cordially invited.
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Fairview Christian Church
Mighty Fortunate Town Says Traveling Man Plan Is Satisfactory
A traveling salesman reports Lebanon shows strong growth with many new houses and upcoming factory expansions. About 90 workers remain at the mitten factory on a four day week, down from 126, yet wages stay fair and orders are ample for twenty weeks.
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Lebanon
Joan
Hia
Business Men’s Association
Mitten
Lebanon notices and social updates from 1914
A long list of Lebanon area social visits, visits to relatives, moving plans, and local happenings. Includes travel to Indianapolis and nearby towns, illnesses, family gatherings, school and church activities, and a public notice about a quiet title suit in Boone County with defendants not resident in Indiana.
Administrator appointed for Reuben C. Byroad estate
Notice states James M. Worley has been named administrator of the estate of Reuben C. Byroad, deceased, late of Boone. The estate is described as solvent. Dated May 18, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Worley
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Thimble Club
Court News
Mamie Kimmell
Martha Washington Sewing Club
City News
IRA
S. Thompson
Hepley
Mitten Factory
Popular
State of Indiana
Boone County
Est
Steffen Doty
William Zion
Circuit Court
Williamson
Edwy Wright
James Gardner
J. M. Worley
Plaintiff
Reuben C. Byroad
EU Fogarty
Mabie City, Insin