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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1914

Page

8

A Soldier Life to Their Liberty Comment

W B Lemon of Company M 26th U S Infantry writes from Texas City Texas to the Zionsville Times detailing the Fourth Brigade departure for Vera Cruz and offering a critique of the Mexican conflict. He argues peons are enslaved by feudal lords and would benefit from a solid government and uplift, suggesting intervention to educate and uplift Mexico. He contrasts foreign graft and local American efforts with a call for charity at home and a future pride in brown skinned neighbors.

W. BR. Lemon 26Th U. S. Infantry Texas City Texas Zionsville Times Vera Cruz Mexico Villa Huerta China Japan Budda America

Research Club Picnic At Mrs Roark Home Near Lebanon

The Research Club held its annual picnic seven miles west of Lebanon at Mrs M O Roark’s home. Ladies arrived by interurban, enjoyed a spring day with woods, blossoms, and a comfortable fire after a hearty meal of country ham chicken sponge cake angel food and other desserts. Attendees included Mrs A B Jones Mrs E O Clay Mrs E T Lane Mrs Lester Hayes Mrs W D Garner and Mrs DeLaskie.

Research Club M. O. Roark Lebanon Club Roark A. B. Jones E. 0. Clay E. T. Lane Lester Hayes W. D. Garner DeLaskie

List of guests and attendees at a social gathering

The passage lists attendees including Mrs B F McKey Mrs Bi Higgins Mrs T H Martin Mrs John Hutchings Mrs Tom Huckstap Mrs M C Long Mrs Asher Jacobs Mrs C B Stephenson Mrs W H Williams Mrs Henry Moore and Miss Zena Caldwell joined by guests Mrs Onelia Hopper and Mrs Mary Booker of Jamestown plus four children.

Rev Tarr Re-elected Pastor At Scotland Church

The Rev. Columbus C. Tarr was chosen by Scotland Christian church as pastor for another year starting September 1. His work this past year is praised as highly satisfactory and popular with members, with church prosperity and expectations of greater results ahead.

Columbus C. Tarr The Scotland Christian Church Mr. Tarr Tthe

J D Matthews 15 Called By Death

J Q Matthews longtime railroad man dies in Lafayette from diabetes at 6 20 am He was 1862 born in Shorntown and had worked for Union Pacific and Big Four The body sent to Indianapolis for burial at Crown Hill with services in Lafayette conducted by Dr Ballard He leaves a sister and two brothers all noted in the obituary

J. Q. Matthews West W. T. Chafee North Ninth Street Lafayette Denver Galo Matthews Colorado Union Pacific Railroad Shorntown Indianapolis Big Four Railroad Presbyterian Church Masonic Order Cheyenne Wyo E. P. Matthews Los Angeles Cal A Matthews F. C. Ballard Memorial Presbyterian Church Crown Hill Cemetery

Carlisle school board reelects R Dean Squires superintendent

R Dean Squires, formerly of Tames town, is unanimously elected by Carlisle Kentucky school board to fill the superintendent position again this year. It marks his fifth year at Carlisle where he and his family are happy and well regarded in the town, a longtime fixture in the community.

R. Dean Squires Tamestown Carlisle Kentucky

Masonic Train Through Lebanon Delights Crowds

A special Big Four train carrying Shriners from Sioux City Towa and Omaha Nebraska to the Atlanta meeting passed Lebanon shortly after noon Saturday. A camelhead engine ornament and a siren whistle drew crowds as the third such special since midweek sped through town with two more expected later. W E Turner and George Norwood traveled to Crawfordsville to inspect plans and costs for a horse barn at the Montgomery county fairgrounds.

Sioux City Towa Omaha Neb Shriners Atlanta Lebanon W. E. Turner George Norwood Crawfordsville Montgomery County Air Grounds Fair Grounds

New Indiana G A R Officers Elected At State Encampment

A B Crampton of Delphi was elected commander. Thomas Springer Sullivan became vice commander and Chas Meyerhoff Evansville junior vice commander. Rev W P Kinsey Lebanon chaplain and Dr G W Kemper M D national. Women’s Relief Corps elected Flora Millspaugh Chesterton president and Mary F Stiles Valparaiso senior vice commander. Ladies of the G A R reelect Elizabeth Howard Logansport and Catherine Waters Richmond. Sons of Veterans chose Frank Shellhouse Indianapolis division commander with Ralph McKinney Shelbyville senior vice commander and R C Creson Terre Haute junior vice. Delegates named include David W Vandyke Bloomington, George Matthews Richmond, A J Behymer Elwood. Resolutions urge memorial day sacredness and a Indiana state flag.

Einternational News Indianapolis A. B. Crampton Delphi Indiana Mary F. Stiles Valparaiso Emma Henning Jeffersonville Elizabeth Howard Logansport Catherine Waters Richmond Sons of Veterans Frank Shellhouse Ralph McKinney Shelbyville R. C. Creson Terre Hatte David W. Vandyke Bloomington George Matthews A. J. Behymer Elwood

Vacation Bible School Planned at Central Christian Church

The Central Christian church will open a daily vacation bible school after the school year ends. New basement rooms suit the program. Rev. A. L. Ward and five to six church members will oversee with courses for ages 7 to over 15 including story hours and hero and heroine tales. Open to all city children. inquiries to Mrs. W. 4. DeVol or the pastor.

Central Christian Church Robert G. Boville New York City Lebanon A. L. Ward W. 4. DeVol

Indiana Prohibitionists Plan State Convention in June

The Indiana Prohibitionists announce a two day state convention at Tomlinson Hall on June 2 and 3 with a mass meeting June 2 led by chief speaker J Reymond Schmidt. John R. Golden of Angola will speak, and J Walker Gibson of Muncie is named keynote. The state committee meets June 1 at Hotel English to conduct prior business.

Indiana Tomlinson Hall J.reymond Schmidt John R. Golden Angola Illinois Tomlin‘s Hall J. Walker Gibson Muncie Prohiibition State Committee English

Paul Brandenburg Returns Home After Accident Recovery

Paul Brandenburg, injured about five weeks ago in an interurban crash near Greencastle, was brought home from an Indianapolis hospital Tuesday afternoon, much improved and recovering at home.

Paul Brandenburg Greencastle Indianapolis

Suit Filed Over Elevator Accident In Indianapolis

Carl Fancher by William Fancher as next friend sues The Capital Rattan Company Henry Levy and Marie C Levy for damages. A minor fifteen worked at the Indianapolis factory without parental consent and was ordered to operate an elevator to move material. He alleges lack of knowledge about elevator operation and that automatic gates lowered, crushing his back and limbs. He seeks $5,000 damages and claims permanent injuries.

Carl Fancher William Fancher Capital Rattan Company Henry Levy Marie C. Levy Marion County Indianapolis

Accidental Rifle Discharge Injures Young Girl

A fourteen year old girl, Ruby Caldwell, was playing with a twenty two calibre rifle Saturday noon at her Mechanicsburg area home. The rifle discharged, a bullet struck her instep, and the bullet remains embedded causing her significant pain. Dr. B. Umberdine attended, and the incident unsettles her family and neighbors.

Mechanicsburg Sis Ruby Caldwell B. Umberdine Sis Wallace Caldwell

One Pool Room Left High License Fee Prohibitive

Baltimore May 13 Miss Magdalene Ess a 20 year old German from Locust Point says her fiancé George Barth 22 failed to wed her after she waited at Fort avenue and Hall street church for a half hour She sought police redress but was told only breach of promise will do Lebanon now has only one pool room The high license fee has driven others from business Ora Dye quit last week leaving Duke Richey as the sole remaining owner with a license through June to August 3 Unsure if he will renew under the new rate

Baltimore Trousseau Magdalene Ess Locust Point Hosnaa

Fred Carter to Leave South Lebanon Bakery Post

Fred Carter, a baker at the George Q. Adams establishment on South Lebanon Street, will depart in two weeks to take up residence in North Dakota. He has resided here for five years, and a successor has not yet been secured.

Fred Carter George Q. Adams Lebanon North Dakota F

Lebanon girl Gretchen Ritchie wins Bryn Mawr scholarship

Miss Gretchen Ritchie of Lebanon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ritchie, will pursue a nine month post graduate course in mathematics at Bryn Mawr College after earning her A B at Vassar. Her selection marks a notable honor for a Vassar graduate and Lebanon High School, reflecting her strong academic record and early schooling in Lebanon and Indianapolis Turder Hall.

Gretchen Ritchie W. S. Ritchie Bryn Mawr College Ritchie Vassar College Bryn Mawr Vascar A. Wi Vassar Philadelphia College Lebanon High School Lebanon

Federal Board Bans Guaranty Legend After May First

A federal food inspection decision bars the legend guaranteed under the food and drugs act and any serial numbers on food and drug packaging after May 1 1915. Manufacturers must then issue guarantees directly to dealers and include them in invoices. The board finds the legends misleading by implying government examination and approval.

Federal Food Inspection Board Secretary of Agriculture

Food and Drug Guaranties Extend Across Labels

The board explains that serial numbers and guaranty legends on foods and drugs merely show the dealer’s manufacturer is legally responsible. The practice delays new regulations to let manufacturers use up old label stock while signaling no federal approval of quality.

Governor Ralston Wins Third Prize at Purdue Egg Show

The exhibit of Governor Samuel Ralston at the Purdue egg show won third place in the commercial eggs class. The governor was pleased to place in such a large exhibit, remarking on the achievement.

Samuel Ralston

Line for Early Promotion for Harlan Perrill in Navy

Lieutenant Commander Harlan P. Perrill, from Boston and Lebanon, holds 47th place in the United States Navy's lieutenant commander list, with 206 officers in the rank. In a year he is expected to reach commander, a step toward captain as the fleet responds to Mexican tensions. The father, Squire N. A. Perrill, has heard nothing about his son since the Mexico crisis began.

Squire N. A. Perrill Harlan P. Perrill United States Navy Mexico Boston Navy Yard Atlantic Lebanon

Union township Sunday School Convention Held At Mrs Runchurch

The Union township Sunday School Association met Sunday afternoon with representatives from all four local schools. Judge Parr W T Hooton Ben F McKey and Rev P H Walters spoke. The next convention is set for Pleasant View on the second Sunday in October.

Union Township Sunday School Association

Brandenburgs Divorcing Over Alleged Creed Treatment Abuse

Patrick Brandenburg 78 files for divorce from Sarah Brandenburg 69 alleging violent temper abuse scolding nagging and accusations of being no account They state they married in October 1913 and separated May 8 1914 and reside in Marion township The plaintiff is 73 and the defendant 69.

Patrick Brandenburg Sarah Brandenburg

Thoughtful Addresses At First Baptist Church

Rev Charles Stanton of Granville delivered a thoughtful sermon on The Baptist Progressive Movement at the First Baptist church Sunday morning. The musical program was pressing. Rev L Roberts of Frankin Ind attended the B Y P U service and at 7 30 preached an earnest address on State Sunday School Work. The male quartet also sang commendably.

Peti tion for Guardian Filed in Circuit Court

David H. Shockley has filed a petition in the circuit court seeking the appointment of a guardian for Charles Trotter. The action requests formal guardianship and related court orders to manage Trotter’s personal affairs and welfare.

Petiison Guardian David H. Shockley Charles Trotter

Cobb pleads guilty in circuit court gambling case

Fred Cobb entered a guilty plea in circuit court Saturday for a gambling charge. He was fined five dollars and costs.

Fred Cobb Circuit Court Costa

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Saya W. E. Lemon Republc Fluffy Yellow Sponge Cake Angel C. C. Tarr Yantor of J.D. Matthews Thorntown Masonic A.b.crampton W. P. McKinney Vacation Bible School Jourses Ioom State Convention Capital Rattan CO Duke Ritchie Ryan Mawr Geis A. B Uae Department of Agriculture Department Governor Ralston Purdue LIEQT H.P. Per RILL U. S Union Township Sarah Branden
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