Elegant Colonial Wedding Unites Witt and Neal in Lebanon
The first large social event in Mr. and Mrs. Albert Witt’s new Colonial home celebrated the marriage of Eugenia Alberta Witt to Thomas Leon Neal. The ceremony featured a Presbyterian ring rite, Lohengrin music, and decor by Florist Tauber with green and white accents. Attendants included Grace Neal, Edythe Redman, Caroline Matthews, and Glenn Hart Holloway. the bride wore ivory primrose satin with pearl garniture and carried roses and lilies of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Witt
Eugenia Alberta
Thomas Leon Neal
Lebanon
Pergala
Walter Fowler
Frankfort
Florence Aylward
Birs
Black
Floyd Jones
Lafayette
Lohengrin
Grace Neal
Edythe Redman
Washington, D. C
Glenn Hart Holloway
Chicago
Caroline. Matthews
C. H. Carmichael
Presbyterian Church
Barvarolle
Mendelssohn
Filies
Foster - of
Witt wedding reception fills Lebanon home with guests
Mrs. Fowler hosts a formal wedding reception as the bride and groom depart for Indianapolis and Asheville then return to Lebanon in three weeks. Guests include Governor and Mrs. Samuel A. Ralston and numerous Indiana notables. Attire features navy blue gown for the bride and taupe beaded robe for Mrs. Neal. The groom, Mr. Neal, is noted for Indiana legislature work and Rural Loan and Savings leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauer
Walter
J. A. Hogshire
Cora Matthews
Tiulist Matthews
Viola Nealis
Mary Hogshire
Albert Witt
C. F
D. C
Lebanon
Neal
C.F
United States
Indiana
Seasions
Dodson and Robinson Tie The Knot In Atlanta
Mrs J A Brown announces the marriage of Hassel Milcolm Dodson to Miss Anna Laura Robinson in Atlanta Georgia on October 2 at Saint Luke's Church. The bride is the third daughter of Mr and Mrs Jamies Boykin Robinson of Atlanta. She studied at Miss COE Mason's School for Young Ladies in Terry Town Hudson NY. Dodson works in the advertising department of a large Atlanta newspaper and has many friends here offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brown
Hassel ‘Milcolm Dodson
Anna Laura Robinson
Atlanta
Saint Luke's Church
Terry- townton-Hudson
N.Y
Dodeon
Jase Pie Social At Lebanon Lodge No. 45
In Lebanon, Lodge No. 45 of the Knights of Pythias held a social event on Thursday night. Members gathered for fellowship and planned upcoming activities.
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Jase
Lebanon
Lodge No. 45
K. of P
Burglar Attacks Couple With Hammer in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis home on Eddy street was burgled as a man struck Mrs Frances Smith with a hammer and beat John Smith. Mrs Smith crawled to her husband's rescue and frightened the intruder away before neighbors arrived. Mrs Smith treated for head wounds. Smith suffered bruises and a dislocated shoulder. Police arrived an hour later.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
John Smith
Eddy Street
Frances Smith
Smith
Dirs
Sophie Smith
Cradle Roll Babies Entertained by Tabitha Helpers
The Tabitha Helpers of Central Christian Sunday school hosted cradle roll babies and mothers for a party in the church vestry. Decorations featured fall flowers, greenery, and white curtains while the program included songs, solos, readings, and a talk. The youngest attendee was Alberts Marie Broshar, two months old, and the event marked Donna Hodgen’s second birthday, celebrated the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabitha
Central Christian Sunday School
America
Miles Goldiene Grove
Earl Higgins
Roy Metzger
B. L. Baker
Alberts Marie Broshar
Walter Broshar
Donna Hodgen
Virgil
Eilison
Delegates Head to Madison for Charity Conference
Rev. K. W. Robbins, Mrs. George Comley, and Mrs. By McKey will depart Saturday for Madison Indiana to attend the Conference of the State Board of Charities. Robbins serves as the city delegate while Comley and McKey are members of the delegation. The meeting runs until the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Robbins
George Comley
By, McKey
Madison
Ind
State Board of Charities
Seasson
Rav, Robbins
Comley
Mra. McHey
Higher Court Reverses Verdict In Indianaplis Case
Indiana Supreme Court reverses Marion Superior Court verdict in the William By Block Company et al case. The ruling remands for a new trial, holding the owner and general contractor may bear duty to inspect equipment only when in control of the work. Appellant Anna Leet sought $9000 in damages for her husband’s death during cleaning work on the Black store exterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
William By Block Company Et al
Indianapolis
Anna Leet
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William H Black
Bedford Stone Company
John Armond
Burng
Armand
Ludgrie
Kirtleys Return From Southern Missionary Meeting
Dr and Mrs L W Kirtley and Rev A L Ward return at noon from Atlanta Georgia where they attended the Christian church missionary convention held October 7 through October 10 They report a splendid convention and generous hospitality They visited Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge Chickamauga Battlefield and Ward Helmont College Nashville Tenn They also stopped at Mammoth Cave Kentucky on the return trip Dr and Mrs Higgins also returned home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Kirtley
Shipley
A. L. Ward
Allanta
The
Christian Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Battlefield
Chicamauga
Kirtley
Ward-Helmont College
Nethville
Higgins
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Fall from chair injures Mrs. J A Masters in Thorntown
Mrs. Amanda Masters plans to visit her daughter in law Mrs. J A Masters in Thorntown on Friday for several days. Mrs. J A Masters broke her left arm at the wrist Monday when a chair tipped while she stepped from a stove onto the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Masters
Thorntown
J. A. Masters
First Baptist Church Ladies Net $100 From Supper
The ladies of the First Baptist Church raised about $100 at their third annual supper held Wednesday night in the church basement. The funds will go toward church obligations. They regret they could not serve another $100 as attendees could not be accommodated.
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The
First Baptist Church
Operation for fleeitis a decisive success in city clinic
Dr. Charles Moore and assistant Dr. Jesse Biddle of the city fire department hospital operated on the two pet cats of the establishment this morning for flesitis. The procedure killed the fleas and the cats. Dr. Jesse Grizzle and Dr. H. Mc Coy witnessed but claim no involvement. The cats were dipped in disinfectant solution.
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Charles Moore
Jesse Biddle
City Fire Department Hospital
Jesse Grizzle
H. McCoy
Death of Two Month Old Edgar Comstock in Noblesville
Friends of Leland Comstock of Noblesville and formerly of Lebanon mourn the death of his two months old son Edgar who passed away Friday night. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon with burial in Arcadia.
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Leland Comstock
Noblesville
Lebanon
Edgar
Arcadia
Interurban Westward Expansion Tied to Bridge Plans
The Crawfordsville Review notes Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction has invested about $50,000 in Crawfordsville improvements this year. A Westward extension is eyed, with bridge costs over the Wabash River a key hurdle. Danville, Danville area papers and officials from Fountain and Warren counties discuss joint bridge funding and Ben Hur line involvement to connect Danville and Crawfordsville.
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Crawfordsville Review
Terre Heute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Crawfordsvile
Y. M
Ben-Hur
Northwestern
Covington
Wabash River
Danville
Press-Democrat
Grawfordsville
Warren
Fountain
Crawfordsville
Ttia
Tesat
J.T
Died While Visiting Advange Kansas Woman Minnie Staley
Minnie Ellen Staley aged 39 died Tuesday night at her brother John Logan's home in Advance Kansas from complications after arriving for a visit from Milan Kansas. Born June 19 1875 in Boone County she moved to Kansas 17 years ago and was married to George Staley in 1893. She left nine children Stelle Harvey Clyde Claude Archie Cecil Myrtle Willie and Rose and siblings John Charles Joel Logan Rosa Swalls Pennie Vangorder Portia Leet. Funeral services were held at John's home and Saint Swales residence before the body shipped to Milan for burial.
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Minnie Ellen Staley
Logan
Advante
Milan
Kan
Kansas
George Staley
Stelle
Harvey
Clyde
Claude
Archie
Cecil
Myrtle
Willie
Rose
John
Charles
Joel C
Rosa Swalls
Pennie Vangorder
Portia Leet
M. B
Kaw
John Logan
John Swale
K. W. Robbins
Milen
Big Four
Dr Bradt Leads Mission Team Through Indiana Visit
A team headed by Dr Charles Bradt of Chicago secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions tours the region visiting Lafayette Frankfort and Lebanon. The full group will meet in Lebanon in the afternoon at 4 o clock instead of 4:30 to allow them to catch the 5:30 car for Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradt
Chicago
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Lebanon
Lafayette
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
Rural Carriers Meet in Thorntown Program Delights Members
The Boone County Rural Carriers Association met in Thorntown on Tuesday at 3 pm. The program included a piano piece by Bradshaw readings by John Bulett and remarks by the local postmaster and Charley Applepate. Afterward members visited a home for a three course meal and attended a movie. The next meeting will be held in this city.
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Boone County Rural Carriers Association
Thorntown
Mr. Bradshaw
John Bulett
Charley Applepate
New Cony
Pete
Mrs Roark Honored At Club Social Event
The Research club hosted a social afternoon on Tuesday to honor Mrs. BM. O. Roark who is soon moving west. Mrs. John Hutchings and Mrs. Ben BR McKey assisted, Hutchings’ lavender and white cosmos decor matching club colors.
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BM. O. Roark
John Hutchings
Ben BR McKey
Hutchings
The
Boity
Roark' Lea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eugenia Alberta Witt
Thomas J. Neal
Thomas L. Neal
Russel M. Dodson
Woman
Husband
Central Christian Church
Local Bard of Children's Guardians
National Missionary Convention
Reanlta
Baptist
Advange
Kas
Owen Curry
Mrs. Roark
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