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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

2

Industrial Work Exhibition At Central School

An exhibition of first to sixth grade industrial work draws attention in the Central school lower hall today and Thursday. Miss May Shannon supervises, detailing cardboard, raffia, sewing and whittling projects that teach accuracy, color and design. The display spans grades one through six with student-made covers, baskets, dollhouse furniture, hammocks, beadwork, and sewing by Miss Rose Sims. Parents and teachers are invited to view the collection.

May Shannon Boone County Miss Shannon Rose Sims

New School Books Adopted by State Board in Indiana

The state board of education selects the Child's Classic Readers by Georgia Alexander for five years of use in about 500,000 Indiana pupils. Lebanon and Boone county parents face buying replacements next fall with primer and five readers priced from 1 to 40 cents, exchange terms offered for Howe readers. The Siver-Bordette Company of (incomplete).

State Board of Education Indiana Lebanon Boone County Georgia Alexander Grace Alexander Miss Alexander State Board Howe Alexander Thea Howe The Siver-Bordette Company of

Haymakers Meet in Indianapolis Delegates Attending

D N Lewis Ed Connor and Roy Riser attended the state Haymakers meeting in Indianapolis Tuesday with Lewis named Chief Haymaker and the others as committee members. Wednesday delegates from the local association included William D Martin T F P Wiley Fred Cooper and A J Weitzel with Wiley on a committee.

D. N. Lewis Ed Connor Roy Riser Indianapolis Mr. Lewis William D. Martin T. F P. Wiley Fred Cooper A. J. Weitzel Mr. Wiley

Surrender of Crawfordsville Heating Company Franchise

The Crawfordsville Heating Company filed with the city clerk to surrender its franchise and place the utility under the Public Utility Service Commission. Operating at seventeen cents per foot since 1909, rising coal and business costs have caused annual losses. The firm asks for a rate increase to maintain efficiency, promising improvements and expansion to customers if approved.

Crawfordsville

Life on the New York Shipboard Letter from Brandon

Thomas C. Brandon aboard the U S New York writes his mother from Mexican waters describing the battleship's armament and armor plus daily life. He details gun turrets, fuel, armor, marching orders, a library, schooling aboard, and moving picture shows as the vessel trains for potential war duties.

Thomas C. Brandon U. S New York Whitestown

Martha Camplin Death Notices Iran Lebanon Area Remembers

Obituary notices from Lebanon detail Martha Camplin widow of former Boone County sheriff Richard Camplin and others including John McDonald Benjamin Farley Jared Beck Joseph Johnson and Mrs George Henderson. The notices recount marriages births church ties and local residence changes across Boone and surrounding towns with dates and surviving relatives.

Tait Hutton Co Sells Lebanon Store to Decatur Buyer

The Tait Hutton Company sells its Lebanon novelty store in Castle Hall building to C. E. Baughman of Decatur Illinois. Possession will be June 1 with Baughman and his wife moving to Lebanon to supervise. Baughman has eight years in Decatur retail and plans to expand stock and modernize the Lebanon shop.

Tait-Hutton Novelty Castle Hall Building C. E. Haughman Decatur Lebanon Baughman Tait-Hutton Company Fortville Tait-Hutton Co

McCain Marries Lebanon Man in Lafayette Ceremony

John T. McClain wed Mrs. Mae Williams in Lafayette on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. E W Dunlavy officiated at the Trinity church parishioners home ceremony attended by a few invited friends. The bride has long resided in Lafayette and counts many friends, while the groom is a Boone county resident and a prominent owner.

Lafayette Journal Mae Williams John T. McClain E. W. Dunlavy Trinity Church D. M. Doyle North Sixth Street Lafayette Boone County Leba

Commencement Addresses Set for Township Graduates

Commencement dates for township exercises were announced with Rev. L E Brown, formerly of this city, delivering the Sugar Creek township address and Rev. Harry G Hill of Indianapolis speaking at the other commencements. The final common school graduation exams will be held Saturday in the court house convention hall.

Washington Mechanicsburg Jefferson Dover Worth Whites~town Marion Sugar Creek Sugar Plain Clinton Elizaville Union L. E. Brown Connersville Sugar Creek Township Harry G. Hill Indianapolis Common Schools Convention Hall Court House

McClain Couple Relocate to Lebanon Residence

Toon. Mr and Mrs McClain have gone to Lebanon where they will reside John T McClain is with the Edwards La Follette Co realty firm His wife is sister of Mrs Joseph Edwards senior member of the firm He formerly lived in the Shusnagiale area and has been a citizen of Lebanon over a year Friends extend congratulations and best wishes.

Wm. Moore Beck Oliver Thorntown Kelly Shannondale Birdel Anderson Bins Moore Abraham Jacob Castor Grace Isaac Castor Sarah Finch Mace John Trimble Darlington Lebanon John T. McClain Edwards, la Follette Co Joseph Edwards McClain Shusnagiale Cit

Bitten by Stallion at Thorntown Livery Barn

Hanen Norris, an employee at Art Miller livery barn in Thorntown, was bitten on the right leg below the knee by a stallion being led. The horse’s bite ripped the skin and required a physician to dress the wound.

Hanen Norris Art Miller Thorntown

New Barn Contract for Show Barn at Fair Grounds

The contract for carpenter work on a new barn at the fair grounds has been awarded to Claude Shaw. Lumber will be supplied by fair authorities and timber from trees on site is being milled at Fuller mill. The existing cattle barn is being torn down and a pair of 32 by 96 foot main sections plus an 82 foot square connector will form an H shaped building to house about seventy five head of show horses and cattle.

Claude Shaw Fuller Mill

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Central Building Johann von Goethe NEW School Books Haymakers Meeting Crawfordsville Heating Co Commission Life ON the U.S Naval Academy At Annapolis Anyeollege Moving Picture Show Amntver Madey Nicht Miera Aoe Ohmase Sven Abe Suney Fanta Ote Martha Camplin Ndianapolis Richard Camplin Henry Brash Washington ‘Street Jamestown Camplin George Baird John R. Mdonald John R. McDonald James A Elizabeth McDonald Clinton Township Ind Marc Eliza Ann Turner Mattie E. Morton Otis Carl McDonald Carrie Ann Anderson Hugh McDonald Kirklin Robert McDonald Fleeda M. Maze William B. Turner Hopewell Presbyterian Church McDonald Benjamin Farley Beck Street Bright Rush County Methodist Church Rachael Anderson Lewis William Emory Alice Lucas Charles Harmon John William Farley Fairland Julia Miller Oak Hill Cemetery Preston Smith Benjamin Lewis Emma Wyant Euremic David Union City Frankfort Wyant Elbert, Jory John Bower Near Colfax Jared Jared R. Beck Thorn Joseph Johnson Mr. Johnson W. E. Johnson Joplin Rachel Lacey Quigg George Henderson Margarite Mintyre Margaret McIntyre St. Vincent's Hospital New Bogs Tait Hutton CO Decatur, Ili John T. McCain EXER CISES Rev. L. E Bill of Toon Andr. McClain Thorntown Liveryman Mr. Shaw Cagon-Neal Block Parr Obica Stanley Block South Street Ade Io. L. Frank & Co
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