Four Injured In Auto Accident Near Frankfort
A car carrying Reverend J. W. Sherrill and the Stuckeys plus Mrs. Ora Newman rolled over on the Frankfort Lebanon gravel road five and a half miles south of Frankfort. Rev. Sherrill, 79, suffered a broken hip and is in serious condition. Mrs. Stuckey, Mrs. Newman, and Mr. Stuckey sustained severe bruises and a sprained wrist. Dr. H. N. Couns is treating the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Frankfort and
Lebanon
J. W. Sherrill
Slabtown
Elmer Stuckey
Mrs. Stuckey
Newman
Mr. Stuckey
Rev. Sherrill
Stuckey
H. N. Couns
Herod Returns to Indiana Industrial Insurance Office
FE B Herod of Indianapo lis, secretary of Insurance Auditors Co, visited his father Phil Herod in Lebano m Wednesday evening. He and a partner lead a thriving agency serving hundreds of clients including large industrial firms from offices in the American Central Life building. His daughter recently married in Indianapolis and a son works at Browneburg Record. He was formerly a Lebanom resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Herod
Indiananol
Phil Herod
Indianapolis
Browneburg Record Office
Herod
Lebanom
Haymakers Elect At Indiana Association Meeting
Members from across Indiana attended the annual meeting in Indianapolis where Dol Newton Levis of Lebanon was named Past state haymaker and M. W. Hanna of Frankfort the state chief haymaker. G. D. Hamil of Kokomo was elected state trustee and William H. Schnell of Greensburg state collector of straws. Luther Hutchings of Muncie was chosen state keeper of bundle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Haymakers' Association
Indiana Pythian
Indianapolis
Dol. Newton Levis
Lebanon
M. W. Hanna
Frankfort
G. D. Hamil
Kokomo
Straws
William HM. Schnell
Greensburg
Bundle
Luther Hutchings
Muncie
Eighth Grade Commencement Focuses on Agriculture
The eighth grade commencement will be held Friday night in the central school assembly hall at eight o'clock. The program centers on Agriculture and Farm Life with lessons drawn from recent agricultural bulletins and reports from agricultural schools. The public is invited to attend.
Mrs Ceclia V Lowrey Dies After Illness in Frankfort
Mrs Ceclia V Lowrey died at 11 40 oclock Tuesday night at the home of her brother J W Dunham 508 East Ohio street Frankfort after a prolonged illness with tumor and complications She was the daughter of Francis and Henrietta Dunham and was born in Darkesville West Virginia on September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceclia V. Lowrey
J. W. Dunham
Ohio Street
Frankfort
Sige
Francis
Henrietta Dunham
Darkesville
W. Va
Widow of West Virginia native dies at Frankfort after move
The widow of Joseph F. Lowrey, born 30, 1839 in West Virginia, died after living in Frankfort with her brother. She married Lowrey in Indianapolis on November 27, 1899. her husband is an invalid. Survived by two brothers J W Dunham and Taylor Dunham and a sister Mary Camden. Funeral held at residence. remains moved to Shannondale for burial beside Presbyterian rites.
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West Virginia
Joseph F. Lowrey
Indianapolis
Shanmondale
Frankfort
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Dunham
Taylor Dunham
Martinsville
W. Va
Mary Camden
Ladoga
E. T. Howe
Shannondale
T. H
L & E. Traction
EB. T. Howe
Engagement announced for Miss Mabel Ransdall and Harold Buchanan
Mrs. Edward Kirkpatrick hosted a gathering at 649 East Washington Street Frankfort to announce Miss Mabel Ransdall of Frankfort will wed Harold Buchanan of Culver Ind. The couple plans a summer wedding. Ransdall, daughter of Isabelle Ransdall, is a former Lebanon high school graduate and Danville Normal School attendee who has taught in Tippecanoe City and Boone County. Buchanan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan of Culver, is a Thorntown High School and Danville Normal College graduate with business ties in Culver. The exact date is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Frankfort
Edward Kirkpatrick
Mabel Ransdall
Harold Buchanan
Culver
Ind
Cupid
Kirkpatrick
Miss Ransdall
Isabelle Ransdall
Parke Street
Lebanon High School
Danville Normal School
Buchanan
Tippecanoe City
Boone County
George Buchanan
Gulver
Sterling Worth
Thorntown High School
Danville Normal College
Greencastle selects Rev Kirk Waldo Robbins for high school address
The Greencastle school board chose Rev Kirk Waldo Robbins of Lebanon as speaker for the annual commencement exercises. Robbins, pastor of the Lebanon Methodist church and former pastor of the College Avenue church here, was regarded as a capable local speaker and his selection drew praise from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Greencastle High School
Greencastle Herald
Robbins
Greencastle School Board
Lebanon
Methodist Church
College Avenue Methodist
Tenth Legion Sophomore Lunch At L H 8
The sophomore class of L H 8 served a Roman themed lunch dubbed from eggs to apples. Miss Voliva taught the event with olives featured on the menu. Orris DeVolis named Legatus while Prof E G Walker attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophmore
L.H
Voliva
Orris DeVolis Legatus
E.G. Walker
Presbyterians Meet in Chicago Promote Marriage Divorce Reform
In Chicago the Presbyterian General Assembly opened its 126th session with plans for an education campaign on marriage and divorce. About two thousand delegates attended as the committee on Christian life and work urged laws limiting divorce mobility and delaying effects after degrees, aiming to curb the rising divorce rates cited as alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custernational News Service
Chicago
Presbyterian Church of the
Japan
United States
Professor Walker May Leave as Board Delays
The board hesitates over a $200 difference with the principal. Walker may depart. The dispute centers on funding and handicapped status, leaving a decision hanging on the timing and terms of departure.
Funeral directors elect officers as Indiana association closes
The Indiana Funeral Directors Association wrapped up a session in Indianapolis with officers elected. Ivory C. Yolle of Lebanon named a national convention delegate, George M. Contley of Lafayette an alternate. Officers: Folger P. Wilson president, M. F. Evans first VP, C. H. Roystar second VP, C. R. Wilson secretary, F. Rutledge treasurer, J. C. McCarty sergeant at arms. The report notes Lebanon High School may lose principal BEG Walker over a $200 salary request amid tight finances and comparisons to nearby towns.
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Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
Indianapolis
Ivory C. Yolle
Lebanon
George M. Contley
Folger P. Wilson
Richmond
M. F. Evans
Brownsburg
C. H. Roystar
C. R. Wilson
Mooresville
C. F. Rutledge
Hart- Lebanon
Ford City
BE. G. Walker
J. C. McCarty
Lapel
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Noblesville
Danvillle
Franklin
Walker
Prof. Walker
The Ramsey Case Ends in Court Dispute Over Estate
In Crawfordsville, lawyers for Ramsey heirs agreed to appoint Crawfordsville Trust Company as administrator of A I Ramsey estate. James Houk, administrator of Charles Ramsey and Rosalind Ramsey guardian, objects to property schedule items and claims interests in funds. Court will settle the issues before final division and estate closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Ramsey
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Trust Company
James Houk
Charles Ramsey
Rosalind Ramsey
Inspiring Parade Marks Lyons Revival in Logansport
Six weeks of Lyons meetings in Logansport culminated in a grand parade with 6000 church members marching under gospel banners while red fire and torches lit the streets. More than 6000 identified with a denomination during the revival. The tabernacle is sold to Kokomo churches for Dr Lyons to begin a six week campaign next Sunday. A group of fifty Logansport supporters will attend the Kokomo meeting tonight. Lebanon residents plan to join one night during the campaign.
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Lyons
Logansport
Kokomo
Lebanon
Musicale at Meth Dist Church Delights Frankfort Socialites
A Wednesday musicale at the Metho dist Episcopal church drew about 600 Frankfort women with program by Indianapolis readers and harpist. Speakers noted Lebanon guests were invited but only two attended, Mrs. J. P. Coverdale and Mrs. N. W. Mattix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hugh McGibeney
Louise Schellschmit-Kaehne
Indianapolis
Frankfort Crescent
Lebanon
J. P. Coverdale
N. W. Mattix
Central Indiana Superintendents Club Meets in Indy
The sixth annual session of the Central Indiana Superintendents Club will be held in Indianapolis tomorrow with members invited to stay over Saturday for a physical training exhibit by Indianapolis schools. H. G. Brown, superintendent of Lebanon schools, is a member.
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Central Indiana Superintendents’ Club
Indianapolis
H. G. Brown
Lebanon
Hoy Very Ill In Alabama Mission To Lebanon
Hoy party updates report Hoy is very ill in Summerdale Alabama. C F Neal received a message from H E Rogers that John H Hoy will not depart for Lebanon until Sunday.
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Lebanon
C. FS. Neal
HE. O. Rogers
Summerdale
Ala
John H. Hoy
Mr. Hoy
Argentine Prominent Leads Mediation Efforts at Conference
News from Niagara Falls on May 21 cites Argentina taking a central role in mediating talks. Secretary Vernier set start times for sessions at 11 30 with Mexican delegates under discussion. Argentina appears poised to guide South American unity with Minister Naon driving the effort and Chilean envoy Suarez arriving with a team.
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Linternational
Niagara Falls
Vernier
Bettef
Ttis
Wilson
Mexico
Argentina
South America
United States
Naon
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Senor Noon
Suarez
Chile
Manuel Salinas
Fulio Maquiers
Jas. Quesada
Edward Suarez, Jr
Milk Container Cleaning Order Issued by Indiana Official
H E Barnard state food and drug commissioner issues a circular to ILX express firms urging cooperation in enforcing milk and cream container cleanliness. The letter notes nonwashable ice cream cans arrive in Indianapolis and other cities and asks agents to reject any unclean receptacles or lids not securely placed before returning them to shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
Food and Drug Commissioner
Ilx Express
Indianapolis
Express
Indiana
Odd Fellows Meet Opens Indiana Grand Lodge Session
The semi annual session of the Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows opened in the auditorium of the Odd Fellow Building in Indianapolis yesterday morning. An excursion to the Odd Fellows Home at Greensburg followed in the afternoon, and Arcade Lodge No 367 led the first degree work in Tomlinson Hall last evening. The session is to close today.
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Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows
Greensburg
Arcadia Lodge No
Tomlinson Hall
Stalts Resigns to Join St Louis Lock Co
Charles R. Stalts resigns from Jones and Perkins Furniture and will move to St Louis with the Anacon Burglar Proof Lock Co. He plans to sell household goods here and depart for his new home the first of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Stalts
Jones & Perkins Furniture
Anacon Burglar Proof Lock Co
St. Louis
Mrs Henry Miller’s 68th Birthday Honor Party
Friday marked Mrs Henry Miller’s 68th birthday with family at 305 South Lebanon Street. Relatives joined her and her son Ollie Miller for a noon meal and well wishes. A family portrait was taken and guests enjoyed automobile rides around Lebanon.
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Henry Miller
Ollie Miller
South
Lebanon Street
Humphrey Raises Row Over Civil Service Rural Carriers
Indiana Congressman William E Humphrey attacked the post office department over civil service in Indiana claiming political manipulation in rural carrier appointments. He cited cases including William E Klinger of Zionsville and reviewed civil service ratings to show higher graded applicants were passed over. Representative Dixon countered that civil service has been abused for sixteen years and lamented few Democrats hold rural carrier posts, urging more vacancies.
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Hoosier
House of Representatives
William E. Humphrey
Washington
Indiana
Post Office Department
William E. Klinger
Zionsville
Dixon
Eight Mitchell officials arrested in civil service fraud
Eight men including county assessor William J. Strange and Marion county clerk W. B. Sherflick were arrested at Shoals Indiana on charges of conspiring to defraud by impersonating others to take 1913 civil service examinations in New Albany. Deputy U S marshals reported the arrests and planned arraignment later that day.
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Internationals Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Shoals
U. S
United States Marshal's Office
William J. Strange
Ambrose Strange
Bret Gwin
Otto Carothers
New Albany
W. B. Sherflick
Marion County
Sam Reinecker
J. ©. Carruthers
Claude Armstrong
William Jackman
The
Change in Agents at Local News Agency
Austin Hopfine resigns the news agency at the interurban station and may join Maxinkuckee for the summer. C. E. Bennaty of Elwood has taken the local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Hopfine
Maxinkuckee
C. E. Bennaty
Elwood
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F. B. Herod
D. N. Lewis
Lecomex
Central School
Miss Mabel Ranbuell
Bhide
Harold Burchanan
Frank
Greencastle
Dr. Robbins
J. P. Staley
Wisconsin
Frank Parr
Farmers State Bank
General Assembly
Martha Blinn
Alexander N. W. Mattix
William Alexander
E. ‘ Walker
Oven
Attended Musicale
Wil
Grand Lodge
Charles R. Stalizs
Firm
Humphrey
Cites
William E. Dinger
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