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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

11

Book shower for Stokes school opens reading room plans

Lebanon clubs and residents back a book shower for the new Stokes school reading room to be held during the reception. Donors may bring books, magazines, or money. a wagon will collect gifts next week. Local stores will donate books and officials oversee shelving and care of the material.

Stokes Lebanon New Stokes School Our City Presbyterian Mary van Nuys Plesse

Probate Court actions in Evans and related guardianships

Probate court approved appraised real estate values and sales completed for Mary E. Evans estate and guardian settlements. Guardians of unsound mind and minor heirs reported on sales and charges, with settlements for Newton E. Slackwell and Geraldine. fealty reappraisal granted and ward accounts balanced. Guardian of Josiah T. Ashley’s heirs reported turnover of surplus and real estate possession to the ward’s mother for support.

Hiram D. Powell Mary E. Evans William A. Reynolds Mary J. Weatherly John W. Henderson Nora F. Henderson Lew W. Tuller Emma Belle Bleckwell Newton EB Slackwell Geraldine Estel W Raymond Newton E Alvin Johnson George W. Shaw Josiah T. Ashley

Estate administrators file inventory and private sale order

The guardianship trustees report funds on hand for wards and release a trustee from liability for several heirs over twenty one as to Edna B Harry K and Arthur G Ashley. Olney H Starkey and Bert A Mills seek approval of an inventory valued at 4499.13 and authority to sell household goods and other property at private sale.

Emil E Aille A Jesse O. Ashley Edna B Harry K Arthur G. Ashley Olney H. Starkey Bert A. Mills Ldith Y. Simpson

Miss Tola Tavey Hosts Slumber Party for Ruth Hunt

Miss Tola Tavey entertained a party of boys and girls Tuesday evening at her West Noble Street home for visitor Miss Ruth Hunt of New Richmond. The gathering ended with a slumber party after enjoyable refreshments.

Tola Tavey West Noble Street Ruth Hunt New Richmond

Runaway accident ends safely after wagon crash

A Sol Sandlin team near Meridan street broke loose in the Metzger lumber yard and sped toward Main Street before skidding near the court house yard. The hog rack snagged a light pole and toppled, wrecking one wheel and causing damage to the rack, but no injuries were reported as the team was halted short of several buggies.

Sol Sandlin Metzger Meridan Street Main Street Jon Court House Yard

Driver Injured as Runaway Horse Demolishes Buggy

A horse belonging to Alva Powell ran away on West Street this morning. The buggy was demolished and the driver slightly injured. Powell and Peter Adsir were driving north when a wheel came off causing a rollover. The frightened horse dragged the vehicle before breaking loose. The occupants were thrown beneath the buggy but escaped with minor injuries.

Alva Powell West Street Powell Peter Adsir

Malsbary Will Admitted to Probate in Crawfordsville

The late William Malsbary of Darlington had most lands left to widow Martha H. Malsbary with remainder divided among children Edwin J. Warren N. George Frank R. Grace E. and Alice Stockards Jessé M Mercer. George M. Malsbary named executor. In a separate Deere probate, widow Sarah M. Deere’s will dispositions to children Mary X. Robert R. Claude L. Nelson Grace Ray Leroy and Garnett Deere. George W. Deere named executor.

William Malsbary Darlington Crawfordsville Martha H. Malsbary Edwin J Warren N George Frank R Grace E. Malsbary Alice Stockards Jessé M.mercer George M. Malsbary Joel Thomas Deere Sarah M. Deere Mary X Robert R Claude L Nelson Grace Ray Leroy Garnett Deere W. Deere

Sherman Parr Called By Death

Sherman Parr died this morning at his parents’ home three and one half miles northeast of Thorntown after a weeklong illness with appendicitis. He was born August 26, 1886, aged 28, and is survived by his parents sisters and brothers Susan Sizemore Frank George Phoebe Parr and Rosa Beard. Funeral Saturday at two from the residence with Rev. Arthur Herman of the Baptist church officiating. Burial in Precinct cemetery.

Sherman Parr John W. Parr Thorntown Eastman Indianapolis Susan Sizemore Lebanoff Frank George Phoebe Parr Rosa Beard Antioch Arthur Herman The Baptist Church Precinct Cemetery

Agreement Settled in Funkhouser Suits in Chicago

In Chicago Tuesday judges and counsel reached settlements in three Funkhouser cases. Guardianship fees to be set by the court. one deed and mortgage release to re-vest title to Mary A Funkhouser with case to be dismissed. another suit to be dismissed at plaintiffs’ costs.

Chicago Funkhouser Judge & R. Artman Atetorney A. J. Shelby Reed Funkhouser Cleo B. Cox Mary A Funkhouser Guardian Citizens Loan & Trust Co Mary A. Funkhouser William E. Freer Gideon Funkhouser James W. Cox

Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Smiths Home

The Ladies' Aid Society of the U B met at the home of Mrs Charles Smith on West Chicago street on Wednesday afternoon with ten members and two visitors present. After the devotional hour, all gathered around a dining table laden with a variety of foods and the report was enjoyed by all.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the U. B Charles Smith Chicago Street

Notice of estate administrator for Judith J. Toughlin

Elwood F Harris and J M Worley announce appointment as administrators of the estate of Judith J Toughlin late of Boone county Indiana now insolvent. Perry Barker's Sale lists a public sale of duroes at a farm near Thorn Town on Monday October 12 starting 12 30 including twenty boars forty sows and some sows and litters.

Judith J. Toughlin Iate Boone County Ind Perry M. Barker Big Farm Thorntown

Tourist Club Meeting Planned Near Lebanon

The Tourist club will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Loretta McCarty southeast of Lebanon. Members traveling depart on the 1:22 interurban. If weather turns unfavorable, the gathering will be held with Mrs. W. H. Wil.

Loretta McCarty Lebanon W. H. Wil

Swope and Ross Tie Quiet Lebanon Marriage

Miss Bernice Swope and Noble C. Ross were wed at Rev Homer Dale's residence this afternoon in a quiet ceremony. The ceremony joined two Lebanon High School alumni with Ross a Purdue University student. They plan an extended visit with Chicago friends before returning to the farm south of town.

Homer Dale Bernice Swope Noble C. Ross Chicago Miss Swore Henry Swape Lebanon High School Mr. Ross Orlando Ross Purdue University Ross

A Fine New Home for Jewelry Firm

The remodeled room once occupied by the Colonial theater will house H. A. McDaniel & Bro., jewelers, who have spent thousands to create a modern store in Lebanon. The elaborate interior features prism glass windows, Verde marble base, mahogany furnishings, an up-to-date optical department, a dedicated lens room, silk wall tapestries, and comfortable seating in the silverware and cut glass area. The staff includes Mr. McDaniel, and assistants Lou Cox, Edna Strawmyer, and watchmaker Krank Creath.

Colonial Theater H. A. McDaniel & Bro Indiana McDaniel Lebanon Logansport South Bend Indianapolis Optical Department McDaniel & Bro Aytistan Lou Cox Edna Strawmyer Krank Creath

Sheridan Woman Sues for Divorce Over Abusive Conduct

Touverine Faussett of near Sheridan petitions for a decree of separation from Willard F. Faussett alleging repeated cursing and a quarrelsome disposition. The couple has lived on the wife's farm near Sheridan for some time. She also accuses him of unbecoming conduct with questionable characters.

Touverine Faussett Sheridan Willard F. Faussett

Indiana Farm Exhibit Plans At Panama Exposition

Indiana prepares a comprehensive agrarian exhibit for the Panama-Pacific Exposition led by Professor Christie of Purdue. The piece highlights national and state support for farming, extension work, and rural development, noting crop projections, market access, and investments totaling about 178,000 dollars for agricultural expansion and dairy facilities.

Department of Agriculture Indiana United States England France Germany Hoosier Indiana Commission Christie Purdue University Sefe Iowa Purdue Agricultural Farm

Indiana's Agricultural Initiative and Training Advances

Indiana allocates 15000 annually for testing antivheg cholera serum and virus use in disease control, and 125000 for acquiring land to aid agricultural extension. The vocational training law enables county agents to advise on farming and expand agricultural instruction in public schools, demonstrating a broad field for Professor Christie to showcase Indiana as a good state to live in, visit, and invest in.

Christie Indiana

Handsome Linen Shower for Mrs Wycoff at North Lebanon Street

The Adler Cooperative Store employer gave Mrs Wycoff a linen table cloth napkins and table mats at her home on North Lebanon Street Wednesday evening. The couple wed last Sunday and the gifts were presented by Mrs Martha Ludlow who arrived with the unexpected ghostly guests.

Adler Cooperative Store John Wycoff North Lebanon Street

Boy 18 Hurt After Fall From Silo At Thorntown Area

John Endres aged eighteen suffered a twenty five foot fall while filling a silo at his father Charles Endres home five miles east of Thorntown. He struck his head on a cement foundation and tore wrist ligaments. He remained unconscious with possible internal injuries, but recovery hoped if no internal damage. The accident occurred at 12 30 yesterday.

Charles Endres Thorntown John Endres Frank

First of girders now being placed for new bank building

The number of inspectors on the bank project has grown to about fifty as the first large girder is unloaded. The 38 foot long, 48 inch high, 12 inch thick, twelve ton girder will support the building after the third floor, with four such girders set under the direction of Big Mike, foreman of Central Erecting Company of Indianapolis.

Big Mike Central Erecting Company Indianapolis

Taken to Richmond on larceny charge

Judgment was withheld in the case of two boys who pled guilty to stealing gasoline from James Vaughan at Slabtown. They were taken to Richmond by Sheriff McRoberts for trial there on the theft of an automobile from D A Niceam of Hagerstown.

Ples James Vaughan Slabtown Richmond McRoberts D. A. Niceam Hagerstown

Knights of Pythias Anniversary Meeting at Castile Hall

Open meeting notice for Knights of Pythias lodge twenty year occupancy at Castile Hall. Short session followed by program of addresses recitations and music by young ladies. Doors open at 8 p.m. All are invited to attend.

K. of P Castile Hall

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Probate Court Miss Tole Pavey Rev AID Society Elwood F. Harris J. M. Worley Perry Barker Miss Bernice Swope and Noble G Ross Are Married H .A. McDaniel & Bro Louverine ‘Faussett Husband State Commission Phil Adler New Bank Wayne County
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