Old Officers Reelected at Central Christian Women Class
The Central Christian Church Women’s Class held a well attended session at Mrs. C. J. Warren’s home with readings by several members and a talk by Rev. AL Ward. A luncheon followed. In Boone County the W. G. T. U. convention at the Methodist church reported strong, with old officers reelected and most department superintendents reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Surday School
C. J. Warren
North West Street
Elish Pertner
A. L. Ward
Martha Wheeler
Clara Callane
AL. Ward
Boone County
Methodist
Mattie Perry
Thorntown
Myrtle Lyster
Thorntown Union
Amma Stephenson
Lebanon Union
T. O. Sicks
Mary D. Hendricks
Gurtha Stephenson
Lebanon
Mary Wiesihan
Zhie
Typhena Sicks
Indiana Ballots In 1914 Election Split Across Three For Candidates
Voters in Boone county will receive five ballots on November 3, with three for candidates and two for state questions. One asks if Indiana should call a constitutional convention in 1915, the other whether $2,000,000 should be appropriated for a centennial memorial of Indiana’s statehood. If approved, a five member commission will oversee the memorial building with up to $100,000 for related celebration and possible bonds if funds fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Indiana
James Gardner
Ralston
State Election Board
Farmers Return From Chicago With Sheep Purchases
W J Robinson James Tyre and Charles Miller returned from Chicago where they bought sheep for their farms Robbon purchased about 240 Tyre 650 and Miller 240 indicating distributed acquisition among the three farmers for next season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Robinson
James Tyre
Charles Miller
Chicago
Robbon
Mr. Tyre
Mr. Miller
Conference Meets In LaFayette To Close Sunday
North west Indiana M E Conference at LaFayette plans to finish Sunday night to allow ministers to return home and register Monday. Bishop McDowell outlined aims, with Law rence elected secretary and a slate of assistants. Memorial addresses on student pastors urged, and reports from South Bend and Greencastle districts highlighted church growth and social costs.
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Northwest
Indiana
M. E
Lafayette
McDowell
A. H. Lawy
Rence
Winamac
W. K. Ingalls
Colfax
S. C. Rogers
Francesville
R. O. Kimberling
Knox
J. M. Williams
Linden
Blaine E
Kilpatrick
Crawfordsville
T. 5. Henderson
Tennessee
Hamilton
American Methodist University
Washington, D. C
South Bend
M. H. Appleby
Grace Church
Plymouth
Royal Center
Aaron W. Wood
Purdue
Greencastle
J. G. Campbell
Rosedale
A. G. Leazenby
R. E. Cornell
Oregon
G. B. Jones
Alamo
B. Simonson
Wotmans’ Missionary Society
Heber Ketcham
Kankakee
Iul
Probate court notices of estate actions and hearings
William A. Kincaid appraiser filed an inheritance tax appraisal for William Lemon estate with hearing fixed October 24. Larkin B. Sumpter administrator reported salding fealty of Mathew G. Miller estate to James A. McDantel for 322500, lien released 14653.26, mortgage executed for remainder. David Lester Lemon recovered 802.14 judgment against William Lemon estate. A J Shelby allowed 505 attorney fees to be taxed against estate.
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William A. Kincaid
William Lemon
Larkin B
Seq
Wencecus
David Lester Lemon
Willam Lemon
A. J. Shelby
Ten charged with larceny in Frankfort auto theft
Frankfort police arrested Hugh Brown after he allegedly took an overcoat from a car owned by Willard Thurman near Petty's candy kitchen. Thurman and William Lockwood were among a party stopping for refreshments at about 9 pm. The coat was recovered at Brown's home and returned to Thurman this morning.
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Hugh Brown
Petty
Willard Thurman
Frankfort
William P. Lockswood
Brown
Thursman
Evans
Emmett
Brown Pras
Thurman
Lockwood
Central Indiana Christian Conference Set for October
The nineteenth annual Central Indiana Christian Conference meets in Indianapolis October 7 8 and 9 with Rev D Q O Coy of this city as president and delivering the opening address on Wednesday morning Rev C C Tarr of this city preaches the Tuesday evening sermon at the Christian Church on Seventeenth Street and Columbia Avenue Focal pastors report copies of the program have reached them and Lekanoaites plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Indiana Christian Conference
Indianapolis
D. QO. Coy
C. C. Tarr
Zionsville Defeats Local Team 14 to 4 in Ragged Park Game
Zionsville high school beat the local squad 14 to 4 at Woose Park on Wednesday afternoon. The game lasted five innings with many errors and loose play. White was the locals’ standout at first base, while Philips limited runs for the visitors. Umpire Pavey oversaw the match as Devol and Broshar shared pitching duties. A spree of real estate transfers and deeds followed the game in Lebanon and surrounding townships.
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Zionsville
Woose Park
Devol
Ema Non
Broshar
White
Philips
Pavey
Township Convention Nominates Complete Ticket
The Progresaives of Sugar Creek township will hold a convention Saturday evening October 3 at 7 o'clock to nominate a complete township ticket. Every Progressive and all who desire to affiliate with them are invited to attend.
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Sugar Creek Township
Day of Atonement Observed In Jewish Calendar
The Day of Atonement or Yom Kippur began Tuesday at sundown and ends tonight. It marks the 10th of Tishri in year 5675 and is observed as the holiest day with fasting and solemn services to reconcile the soul with the Almighty.
Thimble Party Highlights East Main Bride-Elect
Mise Cora Matthews hosts a thimble party with guests including Mise Eugenia Alberta Witt whose upcoming marriage to Thomas L Neal is set for October 14. Edythe Louise Redman of Washington DC joins. decorations feature garden flowers green and white. Witt receives bread and butter gift. Out of town attendees include Miss Caroline and Juliet Matthews of Lafayette. Debating and public speaking at local high school grow with class doubling under Professor Seifers. Boone county oratorical contest prep begins. New Stoke's school building slated to open in about ten days. painting and finishing work ongoing under Superintendent AL Brown.
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Mise Cora Matthews
East Main
Mise Eugenia Alberta Witt
Thomas’ L, Neal
Miss Witt
Edythe Louise Redman
Washington, D. C
Witt
Caroline and
Juliet
Matthews
Lafayette
Professor Seifers
Seifers
Indiana University
A. B
Lil. B
Boone County
Smelser
Lebanon
Stoke
AL Brown
Birthday Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs Margaret Sims
Mrs. C White hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at her North Meridian street home Tuesday evening for birthday surprise guest Mrs Margaret Sims. Guests included Mrs H L Moore, Mrs John Hetherington, Miss Edythe Redman, and others, with a rose centerpiece and handkerchief shower as highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. White
North Meridian Street
Kynenia
Margaret Sims
H. L. Moore
Sims
H. NL Coons
Henry L. Moore
John Hetherington
Harriet de [Mel
Rezin Hosford
John ‘Tice
James Davidson
Five Year Old Injured When Rake Prongs Penetrate Foot
Snyder Campbell, five, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell of Thorntown, suffered a painful yard accident Wednesday morning when a rake left prongs up in the grass pierced his foot an inch and a half. An attending physician expects no serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Campbell
Fred Campbell
Thorntown
Buyeutha
Epa
Thom-! Wa
Ida McCaslin Nominated for Indiana Nurses President
Logansport’s visiting nurse Ida McCaslin has been named one of two candidates for the presidency of the Indiana Nurses Association. The convention, October 15 and 16 in Indianapolis, will determine the outcome with headquarters at the Severin hotel. The five day program blends business and social events and may see the formation of a state public health group linked to the Indiana State Nurses association. Logansport residents praise her high standing in the state society.
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Logansport Journal-Tribune
Lebanon
Ida McCaslin
Logansport
Indiana Nurses
Indianapolis
McCaslin
Lafayette
State Association of Nurses
First Baptist Church Boys Start Gym Classes
Boys from the First Baptist Church begin gym work with coach Kroeger directing instruction. Many youths attended Monday night as they eye basketball and other athletics, with plans next Monday to form class schedules and assign gym nights in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Charch
Kroeger
Republicans Attend Meeting in Zionsville with McCardie Speech
About thirty eight local Republicans traveled to Zionsville by interurban and autos for a meeting in the town hall where John W. McCardie spoke. He addressed a sizable audience, and about twenty five Lebanon residents will drive to Jamestown to hear him. McCardle is also slated to speak in Thorntown Friday night.
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Zionsville
John W. McCardie
McCardle
Jamestown
Thorntown
President's Day Program At Presbyterian Church
The Magazine club will host President's Day on October 8 at the Presbyterian church with about 300 guests. Miss Esther Coombs and Miss Harriet Gabriel will sing Scotch songs, and Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown will give the address on Scott and Edinburgh, sharing experiences from Europe during the war and her recent return abroad.
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Magazine Club
Presbyterian Church
Esther Coombs
Harriet Gabriel
Demarchus C. Brown
Advertised Letter List Readers Names and Recipients
A list of names appears under advertised letters including Mrs T Byroads Mrs John Hy song Mrs Scott Watts Miss La Von Rickerson Mr John Johnson Mr Jacob Mann J C McLaughlin Mr James Woodward Mr Clarence Houghton Mr J W Morton Mr J Sullivan Mr Warren Wheeler Charlie Strange William Crisler and Mr and Mrs John R Smith for pickup or delivery at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Byroads
John Hysong
Scott Watts
la von, Rickerson
John Johnson
Auto speeder fined in Frankfort court case
William Marsh of Antioch was fined $5 and costs totaling $15 after pleading guilty to driving his car at excessive speed. The incident occurred Sunday and Mayor Gard ordered the penalties in the Frankfort court. Marsh arranged to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marsh
Antioch
Gard
Frankfort
Marsh
Stubborn Safe Opens at Boone Savings & Loan
A large Hall steel safe in the Boone Savings and Loan Co office finally yielded this Wednesday after resisting standard methods. Locked since last Thursday, a Hamilton Ohio expert arrived and opened it in minutes, revealing tumblers refusing to work. The defective mechanism was removed and sent to the factory for adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Savings and Loan Co
Hamilton
Omar the Tentmaker Shown at Murat Theatre in Indianapolis
A crowd including Mesdamer Willis Winn C B Adair S Heath J R Ball Charles Shep fard M V McBroom E T Lane S N Cragan Newt Neptune Will Bun tin M D Jones Finch Adnes B F McKey M C Long and Miss Emma Booker attended a Wednesday matinee of Omar the Tentmaker at the Murat theatre in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdamer
Willis Winn
C. B. Adair
Heath
J. R. Ball
Charles Shepfard
M. V. McBroom
E. T. Lane
S. N. Cragan
Newt Neptune
Will Buntin
M.D. Jones
Finch
Adnes
B. F. McKey
M. C. Long
Emma Booker
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Claims
An old style ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic. It promises natural darkening of hair, elimination of gray, reduced dandruff, and prevention of hair loss, with a simple at home application for 50 cents.
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Wyeth
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Central Christian Church
GT. U. County Convention
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M. E. Session
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Probate Court
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Martin P. Carney
N. Cragan
En Acres
Worth Township
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Osie
Moore
West Addition
Eliza A. Hendricks
Nettie
Miller
Marion Township
Charles D. Kent
Charles W.lee
Clinton Township
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Nora E. Walter
Inlet Six
George T. Earhart
Neil Oland
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Nancy
Lottie Broshar
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Cora Matthews
C. White
Edythe Redman
Wils Spcaslin
State Nurses’ Association
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Auto Speeder
Dig Steel Safe
Boone Savings
Murat Theatre
HL. Moore
Lexington
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