Free Show Planned to Boost Milk Sales by Farmers
A Lebanon Indiana Business Men plan a free moving picture show at the Olympic theater on June 20 to interest farmers in disposing of milk to the Indiana Condensed Milk Company. The event features talks on dairy topics between reels, with Mr Berry of the company and local business figures as speakers. The Lebanon Business Men will cover expenses. invitations and advertising including an automobile tour and newspaper ads are planned.
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Council Chamber
Business Men’s Association
W. C. Yutzy
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Olympic Theater
Indiana Condensed Mil Company
Berry
Milk Company
Lebanon
Lebanon Business Men’s Association
Business Men's Association
Sam McDaniel
W. T. Hooton
J. W. Shelby
Perry Crane
C. F
Neal
Court News: Plea Guilty in Assault Battery Case
Samuel Cooper pleaded guilty to assault and battery with intent to kill Oliver Marsh and was fined $5 plus costs. The Indiana Supply Co vs Francia E Kersey was dismissed on plaintiff’s costs. In McRoberts vs Wynkoop to quiet title, judgment for plaintiffs. In Herhman vs Amos to quiet title, judgment for plaintiff. Doyle vs Doyle, divorce by mutual agreement.
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Ernest T. Smith
Joel BH. Kemper
Sears
Strange N
Cragun
E T. al
Josephine Peters
S. N. Cragun
Edwin Bf. Benedict
Sarah H. Beck
Gardian
Jere West
Crawfordsville
Joseph Combs
Frankfort
Britt
Danville
Daisy McManniz
Efizaville
Squire Perrill
G. F
Neal
T. L. Neal
Charles R. Stolts
Albert
Wetherald
Carl Wetherald
Emma Huber
John A. Schenck
Jacob Sandusky
Samuel Cooper
Oliver Marsh
Indiana Supply Company
Francia E. Kersey
Coats
George O. McRoberts
William M. Wynkoop
Ernest 0
Ernest 0. Herahman Ve
Asbury Amos
Florence E. Doyle
Joseph Doyle
Tabitha Helpers Enjoy Pleasant Social at Cassidy Farm
The Tabitha Helpers of Central Christian church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Clinton Cassidy's north of town. About thirty members and many children rode the interurban to the Cassidy farm, where a business session was followed by needlework and a reading by Mrs. Pritchard Buchanan. Refreshments included cake, pineapple jello and ice cream, with Mrs. Samuel Metheny, Mrs. Pritchard Buchanan and Mrs. Arthur Denny assisting.
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Clinton Cassidy
Tabitha Helpers
Central Christian Church
Cassidy
Pritchard Huchanan
Reorganizing for Tent Shows Eyes June 22 Bids
Levy Stevens disbands the McDowell players after a six week Peru tour and plans a 17 piece tent company with 14 vaudeville acts to tour the South starting in two weeks. From Illinois to Kentucky and Tennessee the circuit includes a 1200 to 1500 seat tent, purchased from Indianapolis. Meanwhile city improvements, sidewalk and street work, and fire department staffing occupy the council with bids and contracts set for June 22 1914.
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McDowell Players
Levy Stevens
Peru
Captica
Gratters
Dora Thorne
Arizona Skies
My Jim
West
Walnut Street
Lebanon Street
West Corporation
Walter Whitecotton
West South Street
Myers
Echo of Quilt Exhibit Watch Committee Social
An afterglow gathering Tuesday night at Mrs. John Hutchings home on East South street recalled the recent quilt exhibit. A lighthearted “watch committee” scene featured quilt editors, a cheeky dining room refreshment setup, and nine patch quilt block keepsakes for guests.
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John Hutchings
East South Street
Elza O. Rogers
Mary E. Stewart
B. 8. Higgins
B. F. McKey
Henry Moore
Paul C. Truer
Rieke Anderson
Anna Frank
Governor Ralston Plans Conference at Michigan City Prison
Governor Ralston arrived in Michigan City at noon to spend two days as a guest of Warden Fogarty. Trustees of the state prison and reformatory will meet with him to discuss management topics. He will depart Saturday morning for a Memorial Day address at Notre Dame University in South Bend.
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Ralston
Michigan City
State Prison
Fogarty
Reformatory
South Bend
Notre Dame University
State Sunday School convention set for Indianapolis
Wednesday afternoon session of the State Sunday School convention begins June 16 in Indianapolis for a three day meeting. Delegates from each county will respond to roll call with a summary of yearly accomplishments and counties meeting standards will be recognized with trophies.
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Indianapolis
Pool tables swapped for Frankfort hotel outfit trade
M. M. Apple, recently retired from the pool business, trades four pool tables to Mr. Taylor of Frankfort for a hotel outfit. Apple plans to auction the Frankfort hotel setup next Monday. An August 21 solar eclipse will barely affect the local view with only a sunrise sun edge indentation possible. The totality belt travels from the Arctic regions across Greenland, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Turkey to Persia, about eighty five miles wide.
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M. M. Apple
Taylor
Frankfort
Artic Regions
Greenland
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Turkey
Persia
City labor and street work payroll items list
A historical payroll fragment lists workers and payments for street, cement, plumbing, and drainage tasks. Names include John Kersey Frank Davidson S Havens Henderson Campbell J A Parish Andrew Overlees Conly Webber Sherman Edwards Fred Mefford J B Lister Fred Webber C E Powell James W Smith W Herrod James M Miller Carey Denny Bare Click Thompson New Clarence Miller Charles Elder and others with amounts from 1.35 to 242.00 for duties on water works sewer police and street maintenance.
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John Kersey
Frank Davidson
S. Havens
Henderson & Campbell
J. A. Parish
Andrew Overlees
Conly Webber
Sane
Sherman Edwards
Same
Fred Mefford
J. B. Lister
Fred Webber
C. E. Powell
James W. Smith
jJames M. Miller
Carey Denny
Oo. Ee
Man Overcome by Heat Collapses in Barnyard in Jefferson
Walter McDaniel, a Dover area resident formerly of Lebanon, fainted in the barnyard amid extreme heat while tending his farm. He recovered quickly after local physician Dr. Armstrong of Thorntown attended him. His parents James and Birs McDaniel traveled from Lebanon to his bedside.
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Walter McDaniel
Dover
Jefferson Township
Lebanon
Armstrong
Thorntown
Birs
James McDaniel
Sheridan Woman Restores An Old Canopy Bedstead
Mrs. H. H. Griffin of Sheridan owns an ancient bedstead she is restoring to its former grandeur. The four posts stand seven feet high, are very massive and topped with a canopy. The bed measures over five feet wide and is built entirely of black walnut.
Crawfordsville glove plant to close leaving forty jobless
The Boss Manufacturing Company plans permanent shutdown of its Crawfordsville glove factory within three weeks after current stock is sold. About seventy workers formerly employed have dwindled to forty as the Lebanon and Frankfort Indiana branches remain open. Foreman Charlie Holland may move to Lebanon with his family as the local plant closes.
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Crawfordsville Journal
Bors Manufacturing Company
Wreka
Frankfort Wwaneh
Boss Manufectating
Kewanee
Ill
Lebanon
Frankfort
Indiana
Charlies Holland
Is Stricken Suddenly Near Thorntown Aged Aunt of J. 5. Darnall
Mrs. Sarah Bumgarner, about 74, living three miles southwest of Thorntown, was stricken with paralysis Thursday afternoon. Her left side and throat were affected and her condition is serious. She is aunt of Mrs. J. S. Darnall and great aunt of Miss Bessie Lame. Her husband Joseph Bumgarner and children Mrs. John Grimes and Miss Elias Bumgarner are noted relatives.
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Sarah Bumgarner
Thorntown
Bumgarner
Joseph Bumgarner
John Grimes
Elias Bumgarner
Lebanon
J. S. Darnall
Bessie Lame
Nuaband
Notice to non residents in quiet title suit Indiana
In Boone County Circuit Court Indiana No 5252 Stephen Doty sues William Zion and others in a quiet title action. Defendants are nonresidents and must appear and answer by July 6 1934 or face hearing in their absence at Lebanon courthouse. Clerk James Gardner announces. Attorney J M Worley represents the plaintiff.
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John Smith
Ebon Edwards
Earl Caldwell
Charles R. Stoltz
Perry L. Hill
Asa! Woodward
A. L. Lee
Montgomery County
Squire Perrill
W. R. Gosnell
Dessa Smith
Etta Pennington
Squire Harlan
Judge Combs
Clinton
John Deere Plow Company
Tra S. Thompson
Kirklin
Deere Company
Thompson
Odelia M. Scott
Paul F. Scott
Alice F. Scott
George Ms. Scott
Paul F
Alice F
The
Union Trust Borony
Roy H
Sylvia L
Gertrude C. Sedwick
Henry H. Sedwick
Rey H
Gertrude G
Ward
Howard Dunaway
Dennis Threlkeld
Guardian
Elisha Higgs
Union Trust Company
Leonard Graves
William Zion
Edwy Wright
Jinkapia
Lebanon
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Reuben C. Byrand of Boone county Indiana. The estate is designated as ADLYENT, JANES M. WORLEY. Dated May 18, 1938.
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Reuben C. Byrand
Boone County
Indiana
Janes M. Worley
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Olympic
Condensed Milk Company
Court News
Mdowell
Repertoir& Co
Arrang
Ing
Action Talen
Walke
Riddle
John B. Shelby
Columbus Machine Works
Gullion
South Side
Shool
Lebanon Telephone Company
Walnut Street Improvement
Harry A. McDaniel
Main Street
Grant Street
Weitzel
W. EB. Whittinghill
North East Street
Washington Street
Fordice Street
Councilman Smith
New Fire Department
James Worland
Myers Jesse Grisel
Jesse Biddle
Elbert Coy
John Swift
J. E. Terwilleger
Fire Department
Terwilleger
Coy
Biddle
Swift
Smith
Ellis
Green and
Clark Streets
C. A. Berry
Richardson Subdivision
Dola Brandenburg
Ken Worthy
William D. Martin
Feeare
Cseseeses
Leonard Langish
Ishot
Richard Mutzler
Watch Committee
Home
Mrs. Hutchings
Reformatory At
Roll Call
Walter M'Daniel
Ebanon
Darnall
James Gardner
J. M. Worley
Plaintiff
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