Lebanon High School Class Play Delights in A Midsummer Night's Dream
The 1914 Lebanon High School class presented Shakespeare's play at the Grand Opera House with strong direction by A J Bernault of the Metropolitan School of Music. Alva Wyncoop as Bottom and Miss Gaynel Stump as Hermia drew applause, while Franklin Hopkins as Oberon and Lena Slater as Titania impressed. The ensemble inclines, costumes suit the era, and music by the high school orchestra under Caroline English enhanced the overall production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon High School
Grand Opera House
Arthur J. Bernault
Metropolitan School of Music
Indianapolis
Alva Wyncoop
Bottom
Gaynel Stump
Hermia
Lacya Smith
Helena
Noble Eaton
Clarence Fall
Lysander
Demetrius
Oberon
Franklin Hopkins
Lena Slater
Titania
Esther Blanchard
Peck
Robin Goodfellow
Frank Beck
Theseus
Athens
Miss Grace Jones
Hippolyta
Donald Wilson
Egeus
Bermia
Philostrate
Ralph Warley
Hallie Hamilton
Quince
Verlin Bushy
Snug
Murl Purdue
Dave Morrison
Snout
Cecil Harris
Helen Frank
Edith Fogle
Pansy Akers
Corinne Stephenson
Florence Riner
Caroline English
Tri Kappas Meeting Draws Former Members
The Tri Kappa regular meeting coincided with commencement as former active members returned to attend as special guests at Miss Esther Coombs home. A buffet lunch was served, with attendees including Mrs Walford McMains, Mrs John Hornaday, Mrs Truman Edwards, Miss Eugenia Witt, Miss Grace Jones, Mrs Sidney Smith of Prophetstown, Mrs George Losey of Kokomo, and Mrs Bruce Avery of Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Kappas
Chaptac
Esther Coombs
Tri-Kappa
Mis. Walford McMains
John Hornaday
Truman
Edwards
Eugenia Witt
Frankfort man severely injured after horse kick
Clint Caldwell, 60, of Frankfort, was kicked on the right temple by a horse at Shannondale Monday evening and pronounced critical. Doctors Palmer and Hadley operated at Palmer Hospital in Frankfort Tuesday, revealing a severe temporal bone fracture. He may not recover.
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Clint Caldwell
Frankfort
Shannondale
Palmer and
Hadley
Palmer Hospital
Celdwell
Fracture Report From Marlinton Incident At Shannondale
An incident near Shannondale involved Caldwell and Arthur Douglass transporting a Howard Cann monument from Frankfort with Elijah Smar’s team. Caldwell sustained a fracture and was taken to Palmer hospital in Frankfort after the horse was placed in a barn. An Oakland car driven by J L Sheetz of Lafayette hit a curb near South and Lebanon, damaging the front axle and requiring repairs before continuing to Indianapolis.
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Arthur Douglass
Caldwell
Shannondale
Howard Cann Works
Frankfort
Elijah Smar
Palmer Hospital
Oakland
J. L. Sheetz
Lafayette
Interstate Public Service Company
South
Lebanon St
Dr. Pearlman
Sleetz
Indianapolis
South Street
Lebanon High School Couple Wed in Indianapolis Readership
Lebanon graduates Lyle Stevenson and Ramona Robinson appear in the Indianapolis Star as married. Robinson is daughter of Will J. Robinson. both were class of 1913 from Lebanon High. Stevenson recently worked at Dale's restaurant and now travels for a book publisher. The couple, who likely wed in Indianapolis, plan to return to Lebanon soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Lyle Stevenson
Ramona Robinson
Miss Robinson
Will J. Robinson
Stephenson
Lebanon High School
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Missionary Meeting Opens Two Day Crawfordsville Session
More than 100 delegates gathered at the First Methodist church for the Women’s Home Missionary Society district convention. Mrs. J B Butler of Thorntown gave the response after greetings by Mrs. Charles W. Ross. Miss Mary Barge, field secretary, spoke as did Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. H P New on southern work and race relations. Orphanages, settlement work, and Deaconess Training Schools were explored with remarks by Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Craig, and Mrs. Daugherty. A solo by Mrs. Harry Morrison and a children’s star drew audience interest.
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Crawfordsville
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Crawfordsville M. E
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles W. Ross
U. G. Leazenby
J. B. Butler
Thorntown
Mary Barge
South
Stafford
H- P. New
Lebanon
New
Harris
Indianapolis
Craig
Darlington
Mooreman
Charles Jif
Mra
Imma Daugherty
Miss Barge
Harry Morrison
Aaritt
Milk Co Buys Factory Site Near Wheel Works
The Indiana Condensed Milk Co purchased about two and a half acres east of the Kellogg Lewis saw mill site, land on Indianapolis Avenue south of the Big Four tracks, paying 2500 dollars. They plan a brick condensary and expect rapid construction. The company also acquired four Cox estate lots nearby the factory site.
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The
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Kellogg-Lewis
B. F. Herrick
Indianapolis Avenue
John Cox
Ure
Roosevelt summons Progressive leaders in domestic revolt
Oyster Bay May 20 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt held a domestic revolt and invited Progressive leaders George W Perkins and O K Davis to his home for a conference. He dismissed talk of Colombia treaty payments and warned Charles S Mellen over the Baston Maine merger, implying legal consequences for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oyster Bay
Theo
Roosevelt
Sagemore Hill
Coronel
Geo. W Perkins
0. K. Davis
Colombia
United States
Huerta
Yera Cruz
Charles S. Mellen
Vision Conservation Showcases Eye Health Talk
Dr. Will J. Martin addressed the Health Culture department of the Department Klub in the Kind rooms on eye troubles and the injustice of keeping children in school handicapped by vision flaws. He urged protecting infants eyes to prevent future issues as the meeting closed with exercises and continues through the month. Dr. Martin formerly lived in Lebanon and once edited the Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo Dispatch
Will J. Martin
Health Culture Department
Department Klub
Martin
Lebanon
Reporter
Profitablemeeting reports prosperous Indiana Rebekah Assembly
Lebanon attendees return from Indiana session in Indianapolis with a profitable meeting. Secretary Miss Florence McGregor of Mount Vernon reports no delinquent lodges in Indiana and overall prosperity. Mrs Fred Langjahr returns home while many proceed to Tomlinson Hall for degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Rebekah Assembly
Indianapolis
Assembly
Florence McGregor
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Indiana
Fred Langjahr
Tomlinson Hall
Ninth Child for Thine Couple in Northwest Lebanon
Mr and Mrs Philip Thine of five miles northwest of town welcomed a girl Tuesday. This eleventh child for the Thrines all are living, with the proud parents noting every sibling survives.
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Philip Thine
Thrine
Memorial Day Program Observance and Churches Service
Memorial Day events include a May 24 assembly at Post Hall for procession to First Baptist Church with Rev. A L Ward delivering the sermon. May 30 events begin 8:00 a.m. with marches to Oak Hill and Cedar Hill cemeteries, salutes by Company L Indiana National Guard, and a 1:30 p.m. program at Central Christian church with patriotic music, readings, and a Robbins address. All soldiers urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Mountain Post and Women’s
Lebanon Street
Lebanon Bani
Main Street
East Street
Washington Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps
Company L
Indiana National Guards
Senil Hawkins
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Fork Street
Indiana National Guard
Scull Hawkins
Post Hall
Central Christian Church
Mediey
Goldine Groves
Oscar Hartley
H. Carmichael
Fels
Lincoln
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Whitestown Man Regains Hearing After Illness
Grover Allen of Whites Town is the happiest man in Boone county after recovering his hearing. He had been under treatment by Dr C B Taylor and Dr Jas Black for several weeks. Hearing has not fully returned in the left ear yet, but improvement continues daily. He first noticed the return when a freight train whistle sounded Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
Whitestown
Boone County
Grover Allen
Allen
C. 8. Taylor
Jas
Auto collides with interurban car in town square
Charles Minnich and an unidentified friend crashed their auto into a northbound HL& E interurban car at the northwest corner of the square Wednesday. The fender was damaged but no injuries were reported. A crowd gathered to watch the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Minnich
T. HL. & E. Interurban
Haun, 90, Injured After Fall At Adler Store
Mrs Haun, over 90, fell on stairs near the basement in Phil Adlers store Wednesday morning. She sustained a scalp wound and a bruised left shoulder, received first aid from Mark Adler and Wiseman, had four stitches by Dr Guy Schultz, then went home with Mr and Mrs John Hutchings.
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Phil Adler
Mary Houny
Haun
Mark Adler
Mr. Wiseman
Guy Schultz
John Hutchings
Real Estate Transfers Across Jackson and Thorntown Areas
Marion H. Roberts administrator transfers to Albert H. Roberts on 50 acres in Jackson township. Lueck Davis transfers 10 acres to Albert R. Aysong in Jackson township for $1. James W. Shirley transfers 10 1002 Center ty. to Joseph A. Coons and Charles O. White for $24.60. Charles T. and Nellie EB Hall transfer to William M. Burgess in Lot 204 Fairview add Lebanon for $800. Emms Norris transfers to Trustees School Corporation Thorntown in lots 6% and 64 O P Thorntown for $1,001. Lementine and John R. Porter transfer to Milton M. Atmos in Lot 2 Klotz add Lebanon for $300.
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Marion H. Roberts
Albert H. Roberts
Jackson Tp
Lueck Davis
Albert R. Aysong
Jackson
James W. Shirley
Joseph A. Coons
Charles O. White
Center Ty
Charles T
Nellie EB. Hall
William M. Burgess
Fairview Add
Lebanon
Emms Norris
Trustees School Corporation
Thorntown
Flowers arrive for Mrs Grimes from Arizona kin
Mrs Nettie Grimes of South Mer dign street received a box of flowers chiefly roses and daisies from her daughter Mrs Frank Knox of Dugger Arizona. The arrangement was in good condition and cut from Mrs Knox’s yard in the south.
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Nettie Grimes
South Merdign Street
Frank Knox
Dugger,Ariz
Battle Royal set to face Kokomo White Sox next Sunday
Mechanicsburg, who beat Lafayette Reserves 8 to 5 last Sunday, meet the Kokomo White Sox, a top semi pro club, in a 2 30 p m matchup. Lineups include Mechanicsburg Roberts at third Franks at second and Harding at first while Kokomo features King Marshall Granson Beckner Kepner and Hopkins among others for a strong local baseball clash.
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Mechanicsburg
Lafayette
Kokomo White Sox
Kokomo
Roberts
Franks
Harding
Mits
Bluebaugh
Notice to Non-Residents Quiet Title Suit
In Boone County Indiana a circuit court case No 6242 Stephen Doty sues William Zion et al for quiet title. Defendants not Indiana residents must appear and answer by July 6 1914 or default will be entered. Lebanon court. JAMES GARDNER Clerk. J M Worley attorney.
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Circuit Court
Boone County
Indiana
Stephen Doty
William Zion
Edwy Wright
Lebanon
James Gardner
J. M. Worley
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Indiana Estate
James M. Worley announces appointment as administrator of the estate of Reuben Byrond, deceased, late of Boone County Indiana. He states the estate is solvent. Dated June 18 1914.
Appointment of Administrator for Estate of Margaret A Isapottesy
Notice that the undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Margaret A Isapottesy deceased late of Boone. The estate is alleged to be solvent.
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Mararet A. Isa Pottesy
Boone County
Indiana
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A. J
Bernault
Tri-Kappas Meeting
Lafayettte
Lyle Stephenson
Ater
Missionary — Meeting
Milk‘co
Indianapolis Ave
Vision Conservation
Will J
Rebekah
Mrs
Philip
G. A
R. Observance
Mary Haun
Adler’s
State of Indiana
Reuben, Byrond
James M. Worley
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