ABE HINTIRE HAS GIVEN UP THE JOB
A city council session reviews April reports and budget balances. Mayor approves prior actions, a fire driver resigns effective June first, and street work plans for West Walnut and East South sewer projects are authorized along with widening and paving proposals and building permits.
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Abe Hintire
Evevecees
A. M. McIntire
Lebanon
Indiana
A. M. Mpintire
Lafayette Avenue
Hoy Avenue
Saniitary Sewer Fund
General Fund
West Walnut Street
Lebanon Street
West Corporation
Smith
Brown
North East
Gullion
East South Street
J. Vi Nelson
D'S. Whitaker
Parents Teachers Meet Discusses Trades Education
A Lebanon High School gathering of the Parent-Teachers Association with about sixty in attendance debated vocational training. E M Servies urged caution on teaching trades, praising manual training instead. He cited Beverly and Gary as contrasts and urged reliance on expert guidance in education. Rev C H Carmichael stressed balance between standards and pupil efficiency. Earnest Lewis presided as officers were reelected and new members joined the cigarette and employment committees. The meeting featured a Boys Glee Club and school orchestra performances.
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Parent-Teachers' Association
E. M. Servies
Servies
Lebanon
Beverly
Mass
Gary
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Panama Canal
C. H. Carmichael
Earnest Lewis
Paul O.tauer
Boone County
Parent, Teachers’ Associations
Lafayette
Ippecance County
Lebanon Association
Tauer
Miss Bell
Suticigarette
D. L. Creath
W. Davidson
Watt Fogle
A. A. McCaslin
Employment Bureau
W. J. DeVol
Will &. Ritchie
Guy Davis
Louis Ackerman
Geo. B. Jones
J. A. Hogshire
Ed. Kirkham
Miss English
Paline Suspended Over Unlawful Winnings in Ohio
Russiaville horseman F. Paline faces suspension by the National Trotting Association board after a New York dispatch declares $511 in winnings from the horse Dan 0 unlawful. The secretary was ordered to pursue charges against Paul Jamison of Newcastle. Indiana’s James C. Lamar of Mooreland was expelled for racing the bay stallion Electric Hal out of class at Staunton, Virginia.
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F. Paline
Russiaville
Boone County
Fair
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
New York
Ohio
Paul Jamison
Newcastle
Indiana
James C. Lamar
Mooreland
Ind
Association
Electric Hal
Doubttal Hal
Staunton
Dinner Party Hosted by Miss Vivian Asgon in Mechanicsburg
Miss Vivian Asgon of the 1914 graduating class entertained guests Sunday at her home east of Mechanicsburg. Attendees included Mrs. Cora Doehlman and many Misses from Thorn Town and Mechanicsburg. The group enjoyed a woods excursion as part of the day's pleasures.
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Vivian Asgon
Mechanicsburg
Cora Doehlman
Ruth Campbell
Grace Bryan
Ruth
Helen Taylor
Blanche Fenton
Fern Plow
Helen Frank
Florence Riner
Edith Witmer
Mary Bowman
Thorntown
Helen Ferguson
Gertrude Ryan
Mechaniceburg
Juniors Host Metropolitan Theatre Style Reception
The junior class hosted a seniors and faculty reception Saturday night in a transformed high school room. A pantomime “Metropolitan Theatre” featured impersonations of seniors as motion picture actors with reels including a senior romance and a suffragette comedy, backed by the New York Symphony Orchestra.
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Metropolitan Theatre
Blanche Hunt
Assembly Hall
Paul Routh
H. Clark
Cordelia Higgins
Earl Dye
New York Symphony Orchestra
Junior Concert Co
Lowell Dale
Earl Shirley
Mother's Day Observance and Florist Flowers
Mother's Day was celebrated across churches with sermons on motherhood and its social role. Paul O. Tauer, a florist, reports a record bloom day with abundant flowers sold for Mother's Day, while yards and woods produced a variety of floral tributes.
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Paul O. Tauer
Paroled convict Webb outwits Ohio horse thief case
Frank Webb known as Dick Bar, paroled from Indiana, was tracked to Kentucky and Ohio where Iro nton officials identified him as the horse thief Dick Bar. Indiana parole agent J A White escorted Webb back to Indiana, where prison records showed the 1911 horse theft charge could not be proven. Webb escaped a long Ohio sentence and will finish his term in Indiana.
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Progressive
J. A. White
Ironton
Ohio
Indiana
Frank Webb
Michigan City
Kentucky
Dick Bar
Ohio State Penitentiary
Indians
Merion Township Couple's Divorce Case Moves to Circuit Court
Milda Walker sues Beecher B Walker for divorce alleging cruel treatment. Married August 16 1913 separated September 18 1913. Plaintiff alleges he deserted her at night for hours, returned intoxicated, associated with another woman and threatened to strike. Both reside in Marion township.
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Milda Walker
Beecher B. Walker
Marion Township
Committees Named For Decoration Day Arrangements
At a Decoration Day planning meeting L N Castor was elected secretary and W E Whittinghill treasurer. Committees named include Memorial Speaker Memorial Sermon Music Purchasing and Finances with members such as I N Castor J Cobb C T Warren Gare T Warren W B Whitsing Robert Stephenson and others.
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LN. Castor
W. E. Whittinghill
I. N. Castor
J. Cobb
Charles T. Warren
C. A. Bratton
Gare T. Warren
W. B. Whitsing
Pashaytten
Neff
BR. E. Burns
Wood
Cobb
Robert Stephenson
T. R. Caldwell
D. S. Whitaker
W. Hooton
W. A. Kincaid
Jesee Neff
N. A. Pera
T. M. Small
Jolt of Boner
J. $. Cobb
Joseph L Reese
Nicholas Bennett
Public notices of local societies officers and roles
Listing of officers and assistants across groups including Flags Marshals Children Flowers Sunday Schools Transportation and leadership, naming Beck Saunders Harlan Wood Conyers Bennett Gyster Storms Reese Shore Cavin Gayer Powell Gistor Storms Reese Shore Jones Kersey DeVol Ritchie Coombs Mc Daniel Brenton Stewart Finch McClaine Miller CASTOR SMALL xu President Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Beck
John R. Saunders
Jacob Harlan
J. S. Wood
Nicholas Bennett
W. Stagle
Flowers
Woman's Relief Corps
Joseph Cavin
Philip Gayer
James A. Powell
I. N. Gistor
Samuel Storms
Joseph Reese
Simeon Shore
John W. Jones
Thomas Kersey
W. J. DeVol
Morris Ritchie
Frank
Alf Dye Remains Able to Work After Street Car Mishap
Alf Dye was badly shaken and bruised when the forks of three biepeleg caused him to tumble on East Washington Street Sunday morning. His face was scratched and he sustained other injuries but returned to work today. details indicate a brick pavement fall during the ride.
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Alf Dye
East Washington Street
Damages Sought in Indianapolis Elevator Case
Andrew J Wishmier, suing Indianapolis Elevator Co over an August 18 1912 injury at its grain elevator in Indianapolis, seeks 15000 damages. Trial began in Boone Circuit Court after a Marion county venue change. Pl aintiff alleges negligent car collisions caused a severe fall. attorneys John C Spade S R Artman for plaintiff. Defense by John J Kelly and A J Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. , Wishmier
Indianapolis Elevator Company
Boone
Marion County
Indianapolis
John C. Spade
S. R. Artman
John J. Kelly
J. Shelby
Many Saloon Closures Follow Local Option Wins
Chicago May 8 Nearly 1000 saloons closed last night after April 7 local option votes. Ninety more slated to close May 21 after municipal elections. Under the local option act thirty days are allowed to close after a territory votes. Reports indicate many license owners kept leases hoping the supreme court will strike down the women’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Supreme Court
Verdict in McClaine case over sale of a Reo automobile
The jury returned a verdict Thursday in the case of Charl M. McClaine and others versus Otis Ovelees on a claim arising from the sale of a Reo automobile. Trial began Thursday morning and concluded late afternoon after about thirty to forty minutes of deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl M. McClaine
Otis Ovelees
Reo
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