Regimental Reunion of 86th Indiana Volunteers in Lebanon
The forty-ninth annual gathering of the 86th Indiana Volunteers was held at the G A R hall in the courthouse Lebanon on Friday and Saturday. Veterans discussed flag changes and honored Colonel Dick while listing members registered from multiple towns. They recalled battles from Perrysville to Nashville and resolved to keep the old flag intact with an added star for future states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty-sixth Regular
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
G. A. R. Hall
Lebanon
George F. Dick
Boone County
Aaron Frazee
Perry Township
William Sims
C. S. Hamilton
Marren
Perrysville
Stone River
Chicamauga
Mission Ridge
Knoxville
Burnsides
East Tennessee
Sherman
Resacca
Atlanta
Buzzard’s Roost
Kenesaw Mountain
Marietta
Pumpkin Vine Creek
New Hare
Atsville
Peach Tree Creek
Reynolds
Silas Haily
Frankfort
J. H. Moore
Clarkshill
Perry Gorham
Kirklin
Sam Thompson
F. Macaughtery
Attica
W. H. Conrad
W. F. Lytle
Indianapolis
Hervey Luddington
Enoch R. Marley
Sheridan
J. R. Lynn
Crawfordsville
B.C. Hall
Veedersburg
Flw
Nicholas
Zionsville
Philip Gemmer
Frank Macaughtry
D. P. ‘Pence
86Th Indiana Regiment ‘Volunteers Infantry
G. A
Seguna Drayman
California
Ates A
Lieateteht Ig, Dotonk
Los Angeles
Onder
86Th Regiment of
Indiana Volunteers Infantry
Reunion
Ind
Z. G.detunk
Union of States
86Th Indiana Volunteers
Camp Fire Honors Indiana Regiment Volunteers
The G A R hall hosted a reunion for the Eighty-Sixth Indiana Regiment of Volunteers. Resolutions praised sacrifice, urged neutrality in European conflict, and expressed sympathy for widows and orphans. Speakers included G H Lamb, E O Rogers, and Lester Jones with Miss Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. M. Billings
Milton Bell
Henry W. Nichols
Lester Jones
Gabriel
Misa Esther Coombs
E. 0. Rogers
Rogers
Eighty-Sixth Regiment
Nashville
GH. Lamb
Kansas
Lamb
America
Europe
Painful Wringer Accident Near Darlington Injures Woman
Mrs Arshel Cross suffered a painful scalp injury after her hair became caught in a gasoline engine powered clothes wringer one and a half miles east of Darlington on Tuesday. She released the hair by reversing the wringer switch and was attended to by Dr N F Peacock who dressed the wound. The wound was very painful and left her quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Arshel Cross
Pastor F L Hardy to leave Lebanon church for Henderson
At a Friday meeting the First Baptist church board accepted Rev. F L Hardy's resignation effective September 15 to allow his family to start school in Henderson Kentucky. Hardy, a popular Indiana Baptist leader, has served Lebanon for three years and held multiple state church roles including second vice president of the Indiana Baptist State Convention and moderator of the Central Baptist Association. The church praised his work and recommended him to Henderson as his new pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
F. L. Hardy
Church of
Henderson
Hardy
K. M. Hardy
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Columbus
Ind
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Lebanon
Indiana Baptists
Baptists
Indiana Baptist State Convention
Indiana Baptist Summer Assembly
Central Baptist Association
International B. Y. Pla
San Francisco
Indiana
Baptist
Cumberland
Russiaville
Class of Girls Entertained by Clauss of Bora of Christian Church
Miss Mary Stevens led a Central Christian church class of boys in entertaining Miss Fern Coons and girls Thursday evening at Miss Stevens home on East Fordice Street. The lawn glowed with Japanese lanterns as games and refreshments followed a delightful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauss of
Bora
Christian Church
Miss Mary Stevens
Central Christian Church
Misa Fern Coons
When Elderly Hope Meets Young Ambition at Hearth
A reflection on aging and youth, urging older readers to support capable young men entering trusted roles. It contrasts patience with persistence, notes women’s evolving independence, and includes a sentimental poem about dying tonight. The piece ends with a call to keep a brave heart and continue striving toward noble goals.
Buckskin Ben to Retire after Long Show Career
Buckskin Ben and his show owner Ben Stalker announce retirement plans next year. Stalker, a western original and multilingual former ranch manager, built a traveling troupe of twenty six with eight horses and seven dogs. He credits his career's steady finances and free admissions to certain professionals, and will settle in Wayne County Indiana with his wife and thoroughbred stock on two farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckskin Ben
Ben Stalker
Mr. Stalker
West
Stalker
Houston
Tex
Barangquilla
South America
Montana
Wayne County
Ind
Orris Ashwell Hurt In Log-Load Accident Near Advance
Orris Ashwell twenty two at his home west of Advance was injured when a log rolled onto his leg while he and his father J E B Ashwell unloaded logs. The leg was torn ligaments and badly bruised, but doctors said no serious results are feared. Dr Johnny of Jamestown attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris Ashwell
Advance
J. EB. Ashwell
Orvis Ashwell
Johnny A Jamestown
Church Census To Be Taken In Lebanon Churches
A 200 member interdenominational team will conduct a two hour census Sunday afternoon in Lebanon to map church and Sunday school membership. Each home will receive two visitors who record family details including home, years in city, ages with special codes for certain groups, and a record of shut ins for inclusion in respective Sunday school classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Lebanon
Sone
Missionary Society Meeting Highlighted by Delegates
The Missionary Society of the First Christian church held a September meeting on Thursday noted as highly important. Delegates from Fountain county reported with strong presentations. Mrs A M Gray and daughter and Miss Latha Debard performed musical numbers. Miss Beulah Gray Helen Fuller and Mrs Dora Miller read aloud. Those absent were urged not to miss blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of First Christian Church
The
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Fountain County
A. M. Gray
Latha Debard
Beulah Gray
Helen Fuller
Dora Miller
W A Hendricks Answers Call Town Marshal of Advance Dies
William Alfred Hendricks town marshal of Advance since the start of the year died at 9 am from tuberculosis and uremic poisoning after a three year illness. Born June 15 1855 in Boone county he was 59 with two children Icy J Shelby and Albert C. He married Mary Ellen Batman January 1 1880. Funeral at Advance Methodist church Sunday 11 am Rev W P Kibby officiating. Burial at Old Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alfred Hendricks
Advance
Boone County
Mary Ellen Batman
Icy J. Shelby
Albert C
Shiloh First
Rain or Shine Club Meets at Knights of Pythias Hall
The Rain or Shine Club gathered Friday afternoon at the Knights of Pythias hall for a varied program. Plans were made for winter meetings every two weeks and a program committee was appointed. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Ora Brock's home. At six o'clock, husbands joined for a seasonal dinner, followed by an enthusiastic Lebanon Temple No. 26 Pythian Sisters meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rain Or Shine
Knights of Pythias
Ora Brock
Lebanon
Pythian Sin
J F Crouch Sells Interurban Interest to Stakeholder
J F Crouch sells his interest in the interurban and related restaurant stake, transferring ownership and control to a new stakeholder as part of a local business reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Crouch
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86TH
U. S. Neutility
George F. Dicks
Gre
United States
Rev. B. L. Hardy
Nation
Pelce
Tansper
Buckskin
Ben
Navy Yards
Philadelphia
Dim
Igaments
Tor Love
W. A. Hendricks
Waa
Pythian Sisters
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