Opening Lyceum Curse Rare Musical Treat in Lebanon
The Riheldaffer Skibinsky company gave a rich opening concert at the Central Christian church with Madame Riheldaffer, Alexander Von Skibinsky, and Mr. Velie. A free school performance followed at the high school with ten numbers and student applause. Tickets and future dates were announced with price details for the Lyceum course.
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Central Christian Church
Riheldaffer-Skibineky Company
Russia
Velie
New York
Lebanon
Madame Riheldaffer
Alexander von Skibinsky
Mr. Skibinsky
Liszt
Sebroeck
Rikeldaffer-Skihinsky Musical Company
Wichita
Kan
Madame Rihellaffer
Rze
Lyceum Bureau
Lebanon Schoola
Skibinsky
Riheldaffer
Thais
Zigenerwelski
Depvis
Louise
Charpantler Erenata
Moszowski
Bercese
Ccs
Shibinsky
Massanet
Carl Mr
Seebroeck
Yelie
Garo Nome
Verdi
Air
Madame Buttery
Alexander Ekibinsky
Madame Hall-Riheldaffer
Sidbinisky
Notable lecture set for November 24 by Captain Wobson
An upcoming talk features Captain Richard P. Wobson as the next speaker on the program. The lecture is scheduled for Tuesday November 24, promising a distinguished address that should not be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndulta
Richard P. Wobson
A W Billings Dead Veteran Leader and Family Survive
H M Billings of Veedersburg died after a long illness. A veteran of the Civil War he served in Company 5 Eighty sixth regiment and was a former Republican candidate for state legislature. Survived by his second wife three sons a daughter and a stepson with relatives in Redland Cal New Ross Williamsport Toledo and Welso Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Billings
New Boss
H. M. Billings
Veedersburg
Montgomery County
Eighty-sixth Regiment
A. B. Walker
New Ross
Billings
Redland
Cal
H. D. Billings
Williamsport
Charles Hartsook
Welso
Wash
A. B. Brown
Toledo
Evangeline Billings
Kirklin Youths Fined for Breaking Into Car
Six Kirklin youths aged eighteen to twenty three pleaded guilty to malicious trespass after being linked to stealing two cases of beer from a Monon freight car. Judge M. Boulden assessed fines and costs totaling 73.90 each, with arrangements to pay. The October 14 theft was investigated by Detective John A. Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt Crescent News
Kirklin
M. Boulden
Monon Railroad
Lee Toney
William Hunt
Jesse Fulkerson
James Amber
John Ward
Fay Everman
John Marshall
Monon
John A. Hayes
Lafayette
Rumley Company Sues Jeremiah Godfrey for $2000
The Rumley Company files suit in Boone circuit court against Jeremiah Godfrey seeking a $2000 judgment including interest and costs. It notes a prior 1904 judgment by Gaar Scott & Co. for $1220 and costs, with only $89.05 paid by 1904 06 07, and that the debt was assigned to the Rumley company on 1912 12 15. Attorney on record is CG D Ovear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rumley Company
Boone
Jeremiah Godfrey
Gaar Scott & Co
CG. D. Ovear
Miss Shannon Hosts Friends In Honor Of Mrs Spear
Miss Shannon entertained a group of friends Friday at her East Washington street home in compliment to Mrs Osmond Spear of Indianapolis. The evening brought much pleasure and a delicious three inch course was served by the hostess.
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Miss May
Shannon
East Washington Street
Osmond Spear
Indianapolis
W. A. Williams
Campbell Powell nuptials unite Muncie and Kokomo
Herman Campbell of Muncie and Vada Powell of Kokomo were married Sunday at the bride’s brother Harry Powell’s home in Kokomo. Both had previously lived in Frankfort with Ora Powell family.
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Herman Campbell
Muncie
Vada Powell
Kokomo
Harry Powell
Ora
Powell
Frank
Death of Mark B Crist in Pittsburg Pa
Mark B Crist died Monday morning at his Pittsburg home after a short illness believed to start with tonsillitis followed by pneumonia. He was 38, born December 2, 1872, and had lived in Pittsburg ten years with Westinghouse Electric, soon to become chief electrical engineer. He leaves his father L M Crist editor of the Thorntown Argus Enterprise, a wife and five children. The body will be brought to Thorntown for burial with funeral likely Thursday.
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Mark B. Crist
Pittsburg
L. M. Crist
Thorntown
Crist
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Burit
Westinghouse Electrical Company
L. M. Grist
Thorntown Argus Enterprise
Pioneer Davenport Family Marks Boone County Early Life
A Thorn-ton Arkansas? Boone county tale recalls Milton Davenport born in a one room Eagle Creek cabin in May. Now octogenarian town clerk of Zionsville, he recounts bear fights, wild meat gathering, a deer taken with a flint gun, and a daring rescue when a squaw tried to abduct his baby sister from the sugar trough cradle.
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Thornton; Argus Enterprise
Boone
Austin Davenport
Eagle Creek
Eagle Township
Boone County
Fran
Milton
Zionsville
Davenport
Crews Heads to Shelbyville to Establish Residence
R. J. Crews left Tuesday for Shelbyville where he will reside permanently. He has an option on an eight room dwelling and plans to engage in the shoe business in that city in the near future.
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B. L. Crews
R. J. Crews
Shelbyville
Wonderful Example of Devotion to Art Shown
Article profiles violinist Alexander Von Skibinsky of the Ribeldoffer- Skibinsky Musical Company. It recounts his 4th of July accident in the United States where a firecracker cost him the index finger, his recovery, and continued practice. It notes his return to America aboard the Celtic and his wartime exemption from military service.
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Alexander von Skibinsky
Ribeldoffer- Skibinsky Musical Company
Central Christian Church
Skibingky
America
Skibinsky
Skibinaky
Celtic
German classes at Lelgnan high school raise funds for room decor
Last year the German classes used birthday boxes to collect money for German art in the classroom, totaling over $17. This year the senior class beat the instructors 7 to 0 in a cold game, with mixed errors and notable plays, while German department head Mrs. Cora E. Doehitmann is praised for building a strong program.
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Lelgnan High School
Cora E. Doehitmann
Death by Own Action Verdict in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on October 25 Justice T W Sutton ruled that Mrs Nora Ford died from taking carbolic acid in a personal crisis at the home of Mrs Ella Vantleven during a three week visit. Evidence showed she appeared in good spirits and not brooding prior to death. Her body was sent to Elwood with a brother in law from New Augusta claiming the remains.
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Crawfordsville
Nora Ford
Ella Vantleven
Mandy Norming
T. W. Sutton
Justice Sutton
Elwood
Studying Medicine Walter Hodge Reports Letter from Harry Church
Walter Hodge received a letter from Harry Church now at Kansas University Lawrence Kan He is a proud local high school graduate class of 1913 He attended Wabash college last year and started pre medicine at Kansas He will finish his last part of the course at Rosedale Kan and aims to enter medical study in a year He is known here as a hard working energetic young man and is wished success
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Walter Hodge
Harry Church
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kan
Church
Wabash College
Kansas Institution
Rosedale
Kar
Brakeman Rescues Elderly Woman From Freight Train
An elderly woman wandering onto a Lebanon street crossing narrowly escaped a Central Indiana freight train. Brakeman J. H. Barton leapt from the engine pilot and pulled her clear minutes before impact, saving her life.
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Central Indiana
Lebanon Street
J. H. Barton
Whitestown Public School Supper Supports Athletics
The Whitestown high school and grades hosted a Saturday supper with a good menu and a neat sum raised for athletic purposes. A short program was held. Miss Elsie Reynolds won chocolates for being most popular, while Harold Harshbarger received a pillow as the laziest boy, given in good humor.
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Whitestown
Elsie Reynolds
Harold Harshbarger
Car Breaks Down Delays Interurban Between Towns
A work car broke down on the interurban road between Whitestown and Zionsville Tuesday, delaying the eastbound car due at 2 22 oclock. The Lebanon bound train was not affected.
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Whitestown
Zionsville
Lebanon
German Girl in Pryitz Describes World War Support
Miss Vernie Frank received a letter from Kate Kem pin of Pryitz Germany with photos and maps. The message praises German victories and soldiers, condemns Belgium and Russia, notes wounded and hospital work, and urges prayers for Germany and Austria. It reflects wartime sentiment and personal connection through a school correspondence program.
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Vernie Frank
Kate Kempin
Pryitz
Germany
Social High School
Pyritz
Vernie
America
Luttich
Mmost
Paris
von Hindenburg
Vernic
Little Daughter of Reed Holloman Undergoes Surgery
Elzsbeth Holloman five year old daughter of Reed and Mrs. Holloman of Santa Fe New Mexico was operated on at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis on Saturday morning. A growth was removed from her nose and she was reported to be getting along nicely. Mrs Holloman and the child came to Indiana last week for the operation and to visit Mrs Mary B Bassett in Indianapolis and Mr Holloman's relatives in Lebanon.
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Elzsbeth
Reed Holloman
Santa Fe
N. M
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Bolloman
Lebanon
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Lyceum Curse
Riheldaffer - Skibinsky Company
Alla Crarovienne
Bratkovald
Dncore
Chopin
Sidbinsky
Cadman
Mulder Mme
Lebanon Lyceum Association
Aengoa
Prles
A. W. Billings
Rumley Company
Miss Shannon
Campbell—Powell
Mark
Lebanon High School
Kersey
Wilp
Bush
Partner
Whitehead
Reathe
Dye
Hartley
Smelser
DeVol
P Brown
Woughton
Lambert
Slagle
Scifres
Demuares
Plannigan
Adams
Brown
Benjamin Milton Stirres
G.T. Buchanan
Martinayillo
Pletes
Kansas
University
Ing
Whitestown Public Schools
Givens
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