George M Miller Expires After One Year Illness
George M Miller died at 11 p m Sunday at 406 Indianapolis avenue after a seven week illness. He was 67 years old, born October 3 1847 in Pittsburg Carroll county Indiana and had lived in Indiana all his life. Surviving are two wives and several children. Funeral at his residence Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev K W Robbins officiating. interment Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Miller
Indianapolis Avenue
Mr. Miler
Pittsburg
Carroll County
Ind
Indiana
Lebanon
Amanda J. Pickerel
Whitesville
Sarah E. McMullen
Jasper Miller
Rushville
Margaret Cuppy
Waveland
Walter Miller
Maude Miller
Lews- Pont
Chester Miller
Earl Park
Methodist Church of Lebanon
K. W. Robbins
Oak Hill
Glad Missionary Tidings Weekly Society Meeting Recap
The regular Mission Society of the first Christian church met with strong attendance. Rev A W Cash led prayers, Mrs Corda Adams read scripture, and letters from missionaries in Japan, including Rev EB McCord, highlighted the quake relief and country beauty. Various readings, poems, and current events followed, with a note on Mary Reed’s leprosy healing and a teaser for Miss Alice Trus of Boston to speak at the next meeting.
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the First Christian Church
Corda Adams
A. W. Cash
Hendershot
Japan
EB. K. McCord
Retha Henderson
Myra. Adams
Cash
Henderson
Myrtle Emmert
Susie Fry
Christian Girls ‘School
Christian Church
Bealah Gray
Mary Reed
Alice Trus
Boston
Mass
First Time Together At Arome South Of Lebanon
Mr and Mrs George Lindamood gathered five children and relatives including Lewis McCarty of Palestine Texas Wr Lindamood Floyd Lindamood Attica Indiana Elmer Dinsmore Walter Lind Lindamood Homer Woodward New Brunswick for a fourteen year reunion at a country gathering near Lebanon The afternoon was memorable with extended family present.
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Arome
Lebanon
George Lindamood
Lewis McCarty
Palestine
Tex
Floyd’ Lindamood
Attica
Ind
Elmer Dinsmore
Walter Lind
Smmood
Homer Wood‘ward
New Brunswick
Mudt
Preparing for Winter Farm Stock and Equipment
Farmers should inspect stable floors walls and ventilation and ensure bedding is stored. Cover tools and machinery, shelter gear, grease parts to prevent rust, and use shredded fodder for bedding. Proper prep reduces disease risk, manure loss, and spring labor.
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Sali
Metzger Freed From Jail In Bond Reduction Hearing
Fula Metzger, jailed since September 24 on bootlegging charges, was released after he posted 100 bond in circuit court. Judge Combs reduced his original 500 bond after Metzger pleaded not guilty and requested the lower amount. Metzger and Frank Siler were arrested for illegal sales of intoxicants to Elmer Parkingon of Forest.
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Fula Metzger
Metzger
Combs
Metzer
Frank Siler
Elmer Parkingon
Forest
Open Meeting on Corn Grading Held in Lebanon
A free open meeting for corn producers, handlers, and consumers will be held in Lebanon on Friday October 28 at 7:00 p.m. in the city building. R W Imel local grain dealers millers and county agent will lead with two addresses by Dr J W T DuVel and Professor I Christie. The meeting continues the schedule from October 19 through October 31 at Tipton Indiana.
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Lebanon
R. W. Imel
J. W. T. DuVel
Bureau of Grain Standardization
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D
I. Christie
Agricultural Extension
Department of Purdue University
United States
Tipton
Ind
Nelson Family Reunion at Union Church
Eva Cunningham returned from Danville Kentucky with her sister Angelina Poulter and brother Innie Chavers and spouse for the Nelson family reunion at Union Church. About 118 people attended a noon dinner after group pictures were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Cunningham
Danville
Angelina Poulter
Innie Chavers
Nelson
Hdl Union Church
Aksrne
Injured Worker Sues for Five Thousand Dollars
Walter Knickerbocker of this city sues Frank Hinds and Robert Hinds for $5,000 damages in circuit court over a September 24 accident at a Lebanon separator plant site. He alleges a gasoline engine lacking repair caused his hand and wrist injuries while starting the engine, while he earned $15 weekly and cites broken crank and unguarded gear as the cause. Milton L. Clawson represents the plaintiff.
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Frankfort Creatent-News
Lebanon
Walter Knickerbocker
Frank Hinds
Robert Hinds
Kickerbocker
Hinds & Son
Knickerbocker
Milton L. Clawson
Indignancis
Indiana Real Estate Association Ends First Convention
The Indiana Real Estate Association wrapped up its first annual convention at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis. Fort Wayne was chosen to host the 1915 meeting, while Indianapolis will bid for 1926 and Terre Haute for 1917. Edward Morris of Indianapolis was re elected president with a full slate of district vice presidents and officers. The group adopted ethics rules, constitutional convention support, and a real estate tax act plan, plus a Woman's Auxiliary formed led by Mrs. Sewell and Mrs. White. Walter White reported 170 members enrolled, including 62 from Indianapolis.
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Indiana Real Estate Association
Claypool
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Vott Io
Edward P. Wise
Gary
Terre Haute
Frank R. Kiefner
J. B. Pfister
Terrel Haute
J. Edward Morris
Lee J. Nindo
Wayne
Marcus
Sonning
Evansville
Charles Emerson
Muncie
Edward I. Wise
B. Luge
Anderson
Andrew S. Clemons
Crawfordaville
GC. P. White
Lafayette
W. “Alsh
Wabash
Lewid F. Cardés
Toneph
Rice
Elkhart
Walter White
National Association of Real Hatate Exchanges
Woman's Auxiliary
W. P. Sewell
B. Wils
Disease Prevention Day gains state wide attention in Indiana
Friends of the Indiana Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis celebrate a successful Disease Prevention Day campaign. Churches, clubs, educators, and schoolchildren joined parades and educational efforts, drawing national notice and potential annual state holiday plans. New Mexico and media outlets like Leslie's Weekly and Saturday Evening Post covered the events.
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Friends of the
Indiana Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Indiana
Wario
Nathan Straus
New York
Ralston
Mitten Factory Busy Meeting Demand This Season
The mitten factory runs well ahead of expectations with eighty three employees and a need for more women at the machines. Capacity ranges from five hundred to one thousand dozen per day depending on style, and samples of dozens of styles are shown for customer customization.
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Mitten
Insurance Writers Form Federation in Indiana Meeting
Nathan A. Perrill attended the first meeting of Indiana insurance writers at the Clay Pool Hotel in Indianapolis. The federation aims to unite all insurance writers to influence state legislature and prevent insurance from becoming a state run industry. George W. Panghorn was elected president and BH. Klackmorton secretary, both of Indianapolis.
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Nathan A. Perrill
Insurance Writers
Claypool
Indianapolis
Federation of the Insurance Writers of Indian
George W. Panghorn
BH. XN. Klackmorton Elao
That City
Family Reunion Honors George Bauer Sr in Horton Indiana
A family reunion on October 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs C B Bauer of Horton Indiana celebrated the 86th birthday of George Bauer Sr. Attending were Mr and Mrs Fred M Bauer and family Mr and Mrs William Wheatley and family Mrs Georges Bauer Jr and grandson Mr Russell Richroine of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Themen Moorhouse and family of Lebanon and Mr and Mrs John Bauer and family among others.
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Mra
C.be. Bauer
Horton
Ind
George Bauer
Fred M. Bauer
Land
William T. Wheatley
Georges Bauer
Russell Richroine
Indianapolis
Themen Moorhouse
Lebanon
Miri
John Bauer
Famil
Dwar
Two Men Arrested by Game Wardens for Illicit Nets and Spear
Alva King and Eli Lowring of Sugarcreek township near Pickard were arrested by Deputy Fish Commissioners George B. Lail and J. S. Bravey for possessing dip nets, a fish spear, and a 90-foot seine. They pleaded guilty and were fined 5 dollars plus costs totaling 23.30 each. nets and seines were confiscated and burned, spear destroyed.
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Frankfort
Justice of the Peace
F. M. Boulden
King
Lowring
Fish’ Commissioners
Boone County
Clinton County
Sugar Creek Township
Protecting Women From City Employment Dangers
The Church Federation and the YWCA of Indianapolis urge caution for young women moving from the country to the city. They advise budgeting for living costs, avoiding flashy clothing, and seeking early guidance from YWCA and Church Federation offices. Guidance covers preparation, direct reporting of intent, and steady work effort for advancement.
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The
Church Federation
Indianapolis
Musical Tea Surprises Bride-To-Be Beulah Campbell
Miss Mary Coons hosted a musical tea at East Pearl Street for Beulah Campbell ahead of her October 28 marriage to Ben Coombs. Thirty-two guests enjoyed solos, piano, and mandolin, with a two course tea, yellow and green decor, and a miniature altar that concealed a bridal shower gift reveal.
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Mary Coons
East Pearl Street
Beulah Campbell
Ben Coombs
Esther Coombs
George Palmer
Roy Metzger
Charles Hartman
Will Smith
Campbell
Coombs
Miss Coons
Alrs. H. N. Coons
Beulah Davis
Charles LaFollette
Dr. Armetrong
Thorntown
Robinson
Six Persons Hurt In Auto Accident On Ends Bridge
Earl Hamilton pitcher for the St. Louis Browns was injured seriously and Miss Pearl Kelly of this city was hurled forty feet to railroad tracks and badly hurt. Four other women were injured when their car crashed into the east end of Ends bridge at 1 15 this morning. Kelly was taken to a hospital with a broken right leg and possible internal injuries. The watchman said the auto traveled forty to fifty miles per hour as Hamilton tried a quick turn. Water from a broken fire plug flowed onto Kelly, who was in danger of being crushed between trains.
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Huntersational News Service
ST. Louis
Etober 10
Earl Hamilton
St. Louis Browns
Pearl Kelly
Hamilton
Ends Bridge
Miss Kelly
Engagment Announced For Ming Haze Beelar And Will Marklin
The Zionaville Times reports the engagement of Ming Haze Beelar and Will Marklin of Indianapolis, to be celebrated with a November 1 ceremony. The announcement was made at a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday night near town, drawing a large gathering and many congratulatory wishes.
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Zionaville Times
A. Beelar
Ming Haze
Will Marklin
Indianapolis
Bess
Minnie Black Fairy Scott
Grace Knox
Cleo Am Pioy Kinnaman
Mre
Bantee ‘Whitmore
Ruth Neidlinger
Ethel Klingensmith
Clea Kepple
Goldie ‘Cruse Lottie Shelburne
Lottie Smith Ottinger
Ruby Tilton
Bessi DeLong
Eunice Johnston Fractures Arm After Fall
Eunice Johnston, daughter of Mr Johnson of West Chicago, fell Monday and broke both bones of her arm. Drs. Schults and Beck attended to her injuries.
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Eunice Johnston
Or Johnson
West
Chicago
Tre
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H. W. Rob
First Christian Church
Unus
Ually
Lindamood
Nelson Family Reunion
Mitten Factory
Squire
Perril
Seine
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Miss Mary Coons
Misa Haze
Will Markiin
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