Knights Observe Twentieth Anniversary of Lebanon K of P
The Lebanon lodge Number 45 Knights of Pythias celebrated twenty years in Castle Hall with a special program. Speeches by A. H. Felker BH. P. New and R. T. Ashley followed songs and a flag drill by title girls led by Mabel Burgin on piano. Frank Hutchinson and Charles T. Bryan recited, ending with Uncle Sam's Flag. Hutchinson spoke on time, progress, and the lodge’s enduring community role through shared effort and renewed ideals.
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Thoreday
Lebanon Lodge
Ore Brack
Barbara Fritchie
Charles T. Bryan
Vetha Pool
Catherine DeVol
Aldora Kersey
Pauline Allen
Elizabeth Garner
Hazel Miller
Elsie Shew
Virginia White
Donna Evans
Mabel Burgin
Uncle Sam
Ora Brock
Mr. Hutchinson
Barney Oldfield
Lebanon
Court House
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Joilga
Order of Knights of Pythias
Tweny
Experience in the Heart of War Zone
Mrs. Kate Bigelow and her husband recount their wartime journey from Crawfordsville to Berlin and back aboard the liner Fatherland. They detail German mobilization, American treatment abroad, censorship in Berlin, and the emotional impact on civilians and soldiers alike during the early war years.
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Kate Bigelow
Montgomery County
Germany
Kront
Crawfordsville
Atlantic
New York
Revenue Cutters
Berlin
Europe
States
Empire
Wilson
Mexico
Gerad
Breckinridge
Tennessee
Holland
School Physician meeting postponed one week in Lebanon
The Parent-Teacher association session at the West building has been postponed for one week. Dr Carrie Turker Reid, a former Lebanon resident now a school physician in Indianapolis, will speak on The School Physician. Prof Smelser will discuss What Shall Lebanon Do With the Cigarette. Rev A Ly Ward will open with prayer and the assembly will sing The Star Spangled Banner. The boys of the fiftieth will sing.
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Carrie Turker Reid
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Smelser
A Ly Ward
Central Christian Church
Versailles on the eve of deployment in the great war
Paris dispatch from October 12 describes Versailles as a bustling mobilization hub for front line troops. Men aged 40 to 50 and younger march in varied attire toward the Place des Armes while officers and scouts coordinate drills. Horses, carriages, and trains of baggage fill the barracks as the chateau looms above a city brimming with military purpose and quiet domestic anxieties.
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George Dufresne
International News Service
Paris
Versailes
Versailles
Frontier
Place Des Armes
Louis XIV
Roi Soleil
la Patric
Foot Artillery
Hussar
Ecuries de la Reine
Chanteau
Wong
Back to Calico Dress Movement In Indiana Clubs
Indiana clubwomen lead a back to calico movement urging women to wear made in America cotton calico and gingham outfits. Leaders including Mrs Felix Whitter and Dr Amelia Keller push community pledges to dress children in calico for school and promote practical home wear over wasteful fashions.
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South
America
Genevieve Clark
Indiana Club
Indiana
Felix T. Whitter
State Federation
Caleb Denny
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. D. Moffet
Women's Press Club of
Amelia R. Keller
Woman's Franchise League of
George Hitt
Woman’s Department Club of
Indianapolls
Calico Movement Gains Support From Indiana Women
Mrs. McWhirter and other Indiana leaders back a cotton dress reform to aid southern sisters, boost American fabrics, and promote sanitary, affordable clothing. Denny, Moffet, Keller, and Hitt urge club women to push the plan at state conferences, linking fashion with industrial relief and national unity.
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McWhirter
Caleb S. Denny
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Indiana
Amelia R. Keller
Woman's Franchise League of
George C. Hitt
Missing Family Washing Vanishes From Porch
The Tribbett family washing left on C. C. Tribbett's porch disappeared Friday afternoon. The laundryman is believed to have mistaken it for a donation, as the Splystion Army wagon collected old clothes nearby. Colonel Tribbett thus had no clean shirt for the sale.
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C. C. Tribbett
Tribbett
Express Company Moves Fixtures to Pioneer Building
The American Express Company is relocating its fixtures from East Main Street to the Pioneer building on South Meridian Street. Charles B. Vanico received a judgment Monday in Squire Perrill’s court against Fred and Julie Mefford for $23.20.
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The
American Express Company
East Main Street
Pioneer Building
South Meridian Street
Charles B. ‘Vanico
Squire ‘Perrill
Fred
Juliz
Mefford
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Dri
Hoosier
Parent-Teacher Association
Old Versailles
City
Clubwomen
Tribbett Home
Express Company Moving
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