Patrons Night Observed at Central School Open House
Joe Patron's night drew about two hundred parents and friends to the Lebanon Central school Friday from seven to nine. Miss Lydia Bell greeted visitors while 8A pupils guided them through the building noting new ventilating windows, chairs, a fire-escape door, five new sewing machines, and cement steps. The program featured an orchestra led by Prof. Troutman and a sequence of selections, with refreshments served in the basement by 8A pupils.
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Central School
Lebanon
Lydia Bell
George B. Jones
Parent-Teacher Association
Jones
Gaynell Stump
Troutman
San Diego
Lyle Neal
Byron Rayle
Miss Kindig
Leslie Troutman
Helen Caldwell
Anna Byers
Cora Haller
Margaret Day
Nannie Miller
Charlotte Opel
Ethel Barlow
Rose Sims
May Shannon
Richardton
Kenyon
Stephenson
T. Alexander
Lennus Gollidy
Mission Service at St Joseph Begins Tomorrow
The Catholic church will host mission services starting tomorrow with sessions at 9 am and 7 30 pm. Rev J J Boyle of the Notre Dame Missionary band will address attendees. he is described as a fluent speaker and keen thinker. The public is invited to attend all services, which continue through the week.
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Catholic Church
J. J. Boyle
Notre Dame Missionary Band
Ias
Doug Goodwin’s mare claims second in Covington 2:30 trot
Part of the Bacon, driven by Doug Goodwin, finished second in all three heats at Covington on Thursday. The Boone county mare pushed the winner in every heat as each heat clocked 2:24 1.4.
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Doug Goodwin
Hesitate
Covington
Boone County
Indian Squaws Fight at Miller Brothers Show Departure
A commotion in a Lafayette sleeping car ahead of the Miller Brothers Wild West show involved two Indian squaws in a heated altercation. The dispute centered on jealousy over a husband, but no weapons were drawn. A bystander chief intervened as the crowd gathered near Smith street. The conflict ended with hair pulling and shouts rather than violence.
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Miller Brothers
Tug of War Fizzles as Rope Breaks Five Times
Spectators watched Lebanon High's tug of war collapse as the rope snapped five times during Friday’s pasture match. Underclassmen and others fought until the rope finally broke, forcing a postponement to a later week after a larger rope was secured.
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Lebanon High School
Adney
Stoke
Expert marksman nets prize money at Grand American shoot
Elza Silver, Chicago based Lebanon High School alum, won $67.75 after finishing strong in Dayton event. He hit 92 of 100 in prelims and 93 in the Grand American, claiming Chicago championship status with a sharp overall showing. First prize was $3500 and he nearly matched the leader.
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Elza Silver
Lebanon
Chicago
Dayton
Silver
Wild West Show Delights Lebanon Crowd Saturday
The Miller Brothers Arlington Wild West show toured Lebanon Saturday with two performances near the Midland railroad. Iron Tail the Sioux chief and Joe Miller led a 500-person, 359-horse production featuring new acts like auto polo and a grand parade with cowboys, Indians, and bands.
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Miller Bros
Arlingtons
Lebanon
Midland Railroad
Lafayette
Lot
Joe Miller
Estade
Iron Tail
Custer
101
Wild West
Af Miller Brothers & Arlington
Whitestown school bond sale sees no bidders
No bidders appeared for Whitestown school bonds on Saturday, eliminating the need for a restraining order to halt the sale. The outcome suggests no interest at full price and a lawsuit looming, with the dispute likely to peak in days.
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Whitestown
Election Commission Named for Fall Ballots
The fall election canvassing board will include E. C. Gullion Clark Lindsey and Jaffies Gardner responsible for ballots and canvassing duties after ballots are turned in.
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E. C. Gullion
Clark Lindsey
Jamey Gardner
Jaffies Gardner
Jail and County Farm Inspectors Tour City
A. B. Charman, inspector for the Board of State Charities based at the State House in Indianapolis, conducted Saturday morning inspections of the county jail and county farm, noting conditions and operations during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Charman
Board of State Charities
State House
Iodianapolis
Arth
Paris Under Fire War Changes City Life and Habits
International News Service reports Paris during mobilization as life tightens. Kiosks sell minimal war news while weeklies vanish, cafes close early, and Champs Elysees become a late night public salon. Sheep and cattle flood Bois de Boulogne as siege looms. A stray deserter dog and regiment tale highlight the era's strain.
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George Dufresne
International News Service
Paris
War Office
London
Yevenge
Champs Elysees
Round Point
Place-de-la-Concorde
Luxemburg
Bois-de-Boulogne
Longchamps
Montmartre
Chasseura
Vincennes
A Fine Position Paul Means to Travel for Quayle Co
Paul Means a well known young man of this city has been appointed traveling salesman for the Quayle Company Albany NY and went to work last week The company manufactures high school pins novelties and commencement programs The position places him in touch with educational institutions and instructors Embroidery Club Held at Mrs Will Lewis Home Friday Aftnoon daisies sunflowers decor pepper refreshments served by host and guests included Mrs Earl Watson Mrs Will Souders and Miss Anna Lewis
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Paul Means
Quayle Company
Albany
N. Y
Albany N. Y
Embroidery Club
Will Lewis
West North Street
Earl Watson
Will Souders
Anna Lewis
Dedication of New Salem Church with Sermon and Services
About 1000 people attended the dedication of the Salem BY church four miles west of Zionsville. Ministers from Crawfordsville and Indianapolis joined Rev E C Wareing of Cincinnati in delivering the dedicatory sermon and a later address on The Country Church. Over $2000 was raised, a free dinner served to 700, and the church committee included W B Crose E B Bender and Peter Moore.
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Salem By, B. Church
Zionsville
A. G. Leszenby
Crawfordsville
H. C. Weston
West Washington Street
M. E. Church
Indianapolis
FE. C. Wareing
Cincinnati
Western Christian Advocate
C. A. Parkin
St. Paul’s M
Ehmeh
Messrs DeJong
Parkin
Grimes
Leazenby
W. B. Crose
E. B. Bender
Peter Moore
Resigns Place At Farmers Grain Company Elevator
Baxter McBane resigns as manager of the Farmers Grain Company elevator. Joseph Kushner takes his place and continues Kushner’s grocery business. Fortville farm and local concern management cited as strenuous. directors reluctantly accepted the resignation due to health. Spencer remains in charge of operations.
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Thorntown Times
Baxter McBane
Farmers Grain Company
Joseph Kushner
Fortville
Kushner
Spencer
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Joe
Mission Service
St.’ Joseph
Miler Bros. 101 Ranch Circus
Tron Tail
Election Commission
State Board of
Chattlee
Salem
E. C. Wareing
Otter Tail County, Minn
Otter Tail
Witkin
Lake and Park Region
Otter Tail County
Park Region Land&Loan Co
Fergus Falls, Minn
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