Wedding Themed High School Chapel Orchestral Feature
Tuesday morning chapel exercises at the high school feature a 15 member orchestra led by Professor Leslie Troutman. A make believe wedding scene with Lohengrin’s Wedding March and Traumerei surprised students as Mrs. J. H. Black performed violin numbers. Planned for next week Oren Hughes will play clarinet, with a varied program including Good Luck, Belle Nuit, Miserere, Do You Take This Woman, This Is The Life, and Stars and Stripes Forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Troutman
Troutman
Thorntown
J. H. Black
Floyd Perkins
Edna Hillbride
Herbert Ransdell
James H. Black
Oren Hughes
Maren
C. Woolf “Liehtstrend
Fritz Keesler
Shannon Stock Company Opens at Grand Opera House
A large, appreciative crowd witnessed Monday night’s opening performance at the Grand Opera House. The Shannon Stock Company drew praise as the best stock company seen here in many seasons, with fine vaudeville between acts, elegant scenery, and first class quality throughout. A crowded house is expected all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Stock Company
Grand Opera House
Prisoner Guy Bean Escapes Sheriff and Turnkey
A man described as Guy Bean escaped near Ladoga after being arrested west of town by Sheriff Frank Wren and Turnkey William Smith. Bean fled across fields and a corn row, with shots fired into the air but he remained at large. Wren said Bean has eluded Terre Haute police for years and warrants were issued there, with police in neighboring towns alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bean
Ladoga
Frank Wren
William Smith
Bean
Bean Boys
Guy
Joe Booker
Wren
Beau
Terre Haute
New Cases Filed In Justices Court List Of Claims
The National Cash Register Company sues Elmer A. Brenton on a note for 3125 Kingan Co sues Thomas C Hag er on judgment for 100 and costs Original judgment in 2899 in justices court was for 46 98 interest amounts to 48 Barney Tailor sues John Casserly for 125 for work and labor done and to hoard sand meals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cash” Register Company
Elmer A. Brenton
Kingan & Co
Thomas C. Hag
Red Men in Indiana discuss hotel venture and funds
Representatives from the Winnebago Tribe attend the Great Council in Indianapolis. A proposal to issue 200 000 dollars in preferred stock to finance a Red Men hotel on Market Street is under consideration with J F Wild & Co. offering funds as security. The council may also debate state aid law for widows and orphans as other states have. The session closes tomorrow with Pocahontas degree sessions opening Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R.M
Indianapolis
Great Council
Indiana
Fred Cooper
Roy Kiger
Willian Walton
A. J. Weitzel
Walter McDaniel
Eb, Clay
J. W. Sanders
C. A. Eaton
T. P. Wiley
James Parish
Market Street
Capitat Avenue
Peat Council
Red Men's
Indiana Trust
J. F. Wild & Co
State Bank of Indianapolis
Pocahontas
Indiana State Nurses' Association elects McCaslin president
Miss Ida McCaslin of Logansport was elected president at the Indiana State Nurses' Association annual convention in Indianapolis. Iva M. Gaskell of Indianapolis remains secretary, with Bessie Graham of South Bend first vice president, Mary A. Meyers of Indianapolis second vice president, and Frances M. Ott of Morocco re elected treasurer. The next convention is set for Terre Haute next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Logansport
Indiana State Nurses’ Association
Indianapolis
Hotel Severin
Iva M. Gaskill
Bessie Graham
South Bend
Mary A. Meyers
Frinces M. Ott
Morocco
Terre Haute
Miss McCaslin
State Nurse's Association
A. A. McCaslin
Lajansport
Marriage nullity case and venue motion dominate ledger
The Hamilton Trust Company guardian of John T. Stoops seeks to annul the marriage to Youtha Kingery after a license was issued during guardianship. Kingery allegedly refuses to deed to perfect ward real estate title sold to Normal E. Dodson. A venue change motion in Mark Booker et al v Seymour Stewart et al is set for Judge Thomas in Crawfordsville. Two other cases Hill v Luther and related motions from Marion County arbitration report no trial. Also, Mont Dessie Cobb as administrator filed final report with charges and credits balancing to settle Henry Cobb estate. Residents from Boone county, J. S. Long and wife of Snohomish, visit Lebanon to see relatives, natives of Boone county. Mrs Long is Sanford Gray’s niece and sister of Mrs J. C. Kern. Mr Long is Noel Long’s son. They accompanied from Minneapolis to Mrs Kate Handley, daughter of Moses King, a Boone County native, visiting for the first time in fifty eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Trust Company
John T. Stoops
Youtha
Kingery
Hancock County
E. Dodson
Mark Booker
Seymour Stewart
Thomas
Crawfordsville
Hill
Luther &Ther
Iva Hill
Venus
Marion County
Luther
Boone
Mont Dessie Cobb
Henry Cobb
Het i Lobb
Long
Snohomish
Wash
Lebanon
Boone County
Moses King
Handley
Custodian Named for Five Voting Machines
D S Whitaker appointed custodian of five voting machines for Center and Sugar Creek townships by the board of election commissioners. His duty is to instruct election boards and ensure machines operate properly during the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Whitaker
Center
Sugar Creek
Board of Election Commissioners
Indianapolis Man Dies of Pneumonia in Darlington Home
George Miller aged 53 of Indianapolis died of pneumonia at the home of his half brother Willison Lowery in Darlington. Miller had arrived a week earlier and was a survivor of the Indianapolis flood in March 1923, when he was rescued after near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
George Miller
Indianapolis
Willison Lowery
Indianapolia
Friating Housetoy
Miss Sims Resigns as Ninth District Franchise League Chair
Miss Caroline Sims of Frankfort resigns as district chairman due to a recent accident. She regrets leaving the work, saying the Ninth district is ready to be organized and urged someone to continue arousing enthusiasm as she had planned. She had been efficient and enthusiastic in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Sims
Frankfort
Ninth District
Miss Sims
Court News on Property and Partition Actions
Court actions include two motions by T B J E Traction to change venue from county in Hornaday versus Traction. In Haton estate versus Morgan, partition judgment awards grandson’s estate realty as petitioned with widow life estate, and commissioners Brookshire Bart Cash named. Shelby versus Perkins grants May Schultz party status and transfers contingent interest from realty sale fund to Wilma Perkins, with restrictions on withdrawal until Schultz interest exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Hornaday
T. B
J & E. Traction Company
William G. Haton
Leland M. Eston
Mahala B. Morgan
Ora J. Brookshire
Albert Bart
Thomas ©. Cash
Andrew J. Shelby
Wilma Perkins
M. Schultz
Schultz
Hammond School Offer Rejected By Local Coach Ward Lambert
Ward Lambert, coach at Lebanon High School, received a $1,500 per year offer to lead the science department and athletics at Hammond School in Indianapolis. He declined, noting his current salary and commitment at Lebanon. Officiating at Lebanon, the athletic association elected Edwin Bush president Cris DeVol vice president Paul Hooper secretary and Charles Partner treasurer. Freshman Larayne Tolle and James Thompson named as board representatives. sophomores and seniors pending. Visiting Atlanta schools staff toured Lebanon facilities led by Charles township superintendent Knepper principal Tuttle agriculture head Whithing and Miss Burroughs. Sunshine Society led by Harriet Ashley began a campaign for a brighter LNS, beautifying the assembly area and organizing window care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artletic Association
Edwin Bush
Cris DeVol
Paul Hooper
Charles Partner
Board of Control
Larayne Tolle
James Thompson
Atlanta
Lebanon
Charles
Knepper
Tuttle
Agriculture Department
Whithing
Young Huffman Dies of Tuberculosis at 21
Wallace Huffman twenty one, son of Christopher and Nancy Huffman, born August 16 1893 in Montgomery County, died at 1331 South Meridian Street at 5 30 Tuesday morning after nineteen months illness due to tuberculosis. Survived by parents two brothers Fred and Willie and five sisters Dessie Ruth Huffman in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Huffman
Christopher
Nancy Huffman
South
Meridian Street
Montgomery County
Fred
Willie Huffman
Fivo
Dessie
Ruth Huffman
Ghostly visitation near Brownsburg noted by locals
On a farm near Brownsburg owned by Oral Mc Claine a ghost is reportedly seen on dark rainy nights. The tall misty apparition crosses the barnyard enters the barn and vanishes where a man once hanged himself. The house is said to be noisy and frightening keeping occupants awake. A lantern goes out on approach and horses fearfully bolt. Several residents corroborate the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral McClaine
Brownsburg
Mr. McClaine
Hesitate Second in Corinth Trotting Race
A misread result from Corinth shows Hesitate, owned by A. D. Goodwin, taking second money in a 2:26 trot. The best time was 2:21, with Hesitate able to win but the owner delaying the charge for the 2:30 trot. Boho won an easy race on the same card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Goodwin
Hesitate
Corinth
Misa
Mr. Goodwin
Unanimous Church Call Enlists Rev. Lehigh as Pastor
The First Baptist church voted unanimously to call Rev. George M. Lehigh of Los Angeles to the pastorate. The congregation approved the pulpit committee’s recommendation, and telegraphic notice was sent to the minister. Lehigh, a three year Los Angeles pastor, has earlier served as Indiana evangelist and South Bend pastor. He has a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George M. Lehigh
Los Angeles
Cal
Lehigh
California
Pacific Coast
Indiana
South Bend
Bay View Met Club Delights Members With Tree Talk
The Bay View club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Wilma Walker. Mrs. Maurice Jones gave a detailed study on trees with mounted leaf specimens, Mrs. Spahr read a moving story, and Mrs. Dougherty spoke on famous trees in history. Hostess and daughter Agnes served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View
Wilma Walker
Maurice Jones
Agnes
Races Off At Lexington As Weather Delays Pace Meet
Races at Lexington were declared off due to persistent rain. M. Apple shipped Tom my D. to Rockport, C., for a 2:09 pace Thursday after underperforming in last week’s 2:12 at Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mr. Apple
Tommy D
Rockport
Probate Court Actions Involving Nancy J Jones Estate
Glen E. Ray qualified as administrator with bond of 200. William A. Kinesid, tax appraiser, filed appraisal report for Marietta Burckhalter estate set for hearing November 14, 1914. Lydia M. Heath filed final report in Catherine V. Brown estate showing charges 342.60 credits 210.46 balance 32.94. Claims total 480.55. Ordered insolvent settlement. balance paid to clerk for distribution. Amanda C. Whitney and Dean Bowman heirs seek court order to pay shares to clerk and Ada O. Mitchell of Indianapolis 200 from each share in loan settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen E. Ray
Astate
Nancy J. Jones
William A. Kinesid
Marietta Burckhalter
Lydia M. Heath
Catherine V. Brown
Amanda C. Whitney
Dean Bowman
Nancy J. Bowman
Complaint Seeks Specifics in Braden Death Suit
Henry A. Crane as administrator of Mrs. Emily Braden deceased sues Clover Leaf railroad for 10000 damages. Defense petitions to require specifics on the Clay street crossing hazard, how Braden’s foot was caught, locomotive position at first sight, and whether the train could have been stopped in time. Braden was well known in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Crane
Emily Braden
Clover Leaf Railroad
Clinton Circuit
Clay Street
Trankfort
Jas
Tri Kappas meet at Mrs Adney’s for plans
The Tri Kappas held their regular Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs Roy Adney. After business and social time, a one course lunch was served amid fall flower decorations. They completed plans for a charity drive to be held October 29 in the Elks hall. Guests included Mrs Walter Perkins Mrs Irwin Brown Mrs H L Beavan Mrs John Hornaday Mrs Truman C Edwards Mrs B W Avery of Whiting and Mrs Charles Hall of Chattanooga Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Adney
Tri Kappas
Adney
Elus
Elks’ Hall
Walter Perkins
Irwin Brown
H. L. Beavan
John Hornaday
Truman
C. Edwards
B. W. Avery
Whiting
Charles Hall
Chattanooga
Tenn
Twin Sisters Meet in Happy Reunion in Frankfort
Frankfort Times reports a casual gathering in this city on Friday when Mrs. Sarah Rude of St. Louis and Mrs. Mary Cernutt of Big Springs Indiana, twins near their sixty first birthday, visited their brother Len McLain. Both born in the county, they shared years apart before reuniting and plan winter stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Sayar
Sarah Rude
St. Louis
Mary Cernutt
Big Springs
Ind
Len McLain
Rude
Cernutt
FOLLOWED SISTER IN DEATH EMBRACE
A New Ross special to the Crawfordsville Journal reports Mrs Eliza Galliday died in Anthony Kansas just three hours after her sister Mrs J M Loop whose funeral was held today. Galliday had long lived at Shannondele and had recently moved to Kansas. She was visiting Isa Galliday and other relatives here last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Crawfordsville
Clarence Sutphin Injured in Garage Crunch
Clarence Sutphin employed at Ward Brenton's garage was injured Saturday when a crank kicked back on a mobile during cranking. Dr J B Ball attended, treated the fracture, and reduced it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sutphin
Ward Brenton
Aneu Mobile
J.B. Ball
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