Boone circuit court term sets heavy docket before election
The September term of Boone circuit court convened Monday morning and runs to Christmas. Judge W H Parr’s term ends within ten days after the November election, so many cases were set for trial before election day. A number of cases, including several divorces, were dismissed.
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Booney
W. H. Parr
Parr
G. C. Higgins
Board of Children’s Guardians
William Means
Antwerp's Rich Past Seen Amid War and Modern Change
A survey of Antwerp's history from medieval sieges to today highlights its strategic port, Gothic cathedral Onze Lieve Vrouwe, Plantin press, and famed markets. It notes wartime bombardment, commercial rise under Charles V, industrial growth, and shifts in culture, education, and living standards as tramways, electricity, and modern life reshape the city.
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Europe
Antwerp
Spain
Scheldt
Stien
Low Countries
Plantinpilpreius
Philip H
Charles V
Venice
Belgium
England
Place de Meir
Our Lady
Dismissals and court actions listed in July docket
The docket notes Judge West presiding over numerous cases to be dismissed for divorce actions including Nesbit Paterson and Heflin, several foreclosure and mortgage matters, partition and sale, and a $768.51 judgment for Pinnell Coombs Lumber. Also record shows support orders, attorney fees, and a divorce custody ruling with non-marry clause.
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Earl Nesbit
Marie Nesbit
Anna Paterson
Charles H. Pattereson
Charles W. Miller
Gr. & le Railroad Company
Arabelle Heflin
Frank B. Heflin
Charles T. Buchanan
Mery Gl. Buchanan
William A. Swank
Simon D. Bush
L. W
Patrick Casserly
Charlee Owens
Drain
Everet Reveal
Higgins and Rogers
Susie Smith
Belle Larson
Charles W. Hickman
Wiliam W. Louks
Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Company
James Cobb
Mabel Campbell
Clyde Campbell
Hazel B. Kinney
George Kinney
Coats
Fiain
Jacob’Burket
Strinkon
Married at Attica Wedding Celebra tion
Miss Helen Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor of three miles west of town wed David Glendenning son of Mrs Emma Glendenning of North Jamison street on Friday at Attica Indiana The newlyweds returned to Lebanon Saturday to live with their parents until their new home on Glendenning s farm is finished The bride is popular and well connected and a Lebanon High School graduate of 1914 The groom is described as a young man of sterling worth and both families endorse the couple’s marriage
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Helen Taylor
Charles Taylor
David Glendenning
Emma
Glendenning
North Jamison Street
Attica
Ind
Lebanon High School
Me. Glendenning
Change of Judge Sought in Whitestown School House Case
Attorneys Shelby and Woods for the opposition filed a petition on Monday afternoon asking for a change of judges. They claim the move will delay the decision by several days and aim to gain time. An advisory board member noted hopes to complete the building before time expires, but did not want to concede defeat.
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A. J. Shelby
William Woods
Whitestown
New Postal Cards Arriving at Local Office
New pastel cards scheduled for delivery at the local office arrive soon printed in green ink and bearing the identification of Thotiag Jeffation.
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Thotiag
City Council Advances Street Improvements Under Three Mile Law
Monday night session sees council defer purchase of two lots near the high school, pass a consent resolution, and review actions on curb gutter sewers and North East street. Mayor’s ordinances recorded, Weitzel honored, and talks on a city clock pedestal and a disposal plant continue.
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Ellis
Midland Railway
Chicago Street
Chicago
Garfield Street
Garfeld
Camp
Street
Garfield
Lebanon Street
Guilion, Myers and Weitzel
Smith
North East Street
Weitzel
Pettys Candy Kitchen
H. A. McDaniel
Bro
Gullion
Noble Street
Powell Street
A. J. Kersey
Prairie Creek
Weitze
Big Four Railway Co
STAR STORE TO BE A MODEL PLACE FOR EXPENSE CITY BUILDING
Star Drug Store announces a comprehensive remodel to create a sanitary, first-rate store. Plans include quarter sawn oak fixtures with Tennessee marble bases, six 1915 English wall cases, a tobacco wall with glass fronts, display and storage sections, galvanized iron-lined drawers, and an oak wrapping counter. The overhaul aims to rival drug stores in Lebanon and surpass many in larger cities.
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Wimborough & Ackerman
Star Drug Store
SS. Cox
Manchester
Ind
Lebanon
Messrs Wimborough and
Ackerman
Census Taken In Lebanon By Volunteer Workers
Volunteer workers divided Lebanon into seventy one districts and visited all homes Sunday afternoon. Reports will be tabulated and published in newspapers once ready. The work was very satisfactory and organized for the census taking.
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Lebanon
Swain Wins Theater Decoration Contract in Rural Loan Building
Cecil Swain of Zionsville was awarded the contract Monday evening for decorating the new Colonial theater to be located in the Rural Loan Association building. The design features a brown Tiffany finish below and a white sand finish above. Swain remained in Indianapolis, noted as a leader in his line of work, as reported.
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Cecil Swain
Zionsville
Colonial Theater
Rural Loan Association
Swain
Indiahapolig
Teton
Foot Amputation After Work Car Crush Near Crawfordsville
Hadley Fruits suffered a severe foot injury while boarding a Northwestern traction work car near the viaduct east of Crawfordsville. An operation at Culver Union Hospital amputated half the foot, the heel spared, as doctors Ensminger and Dennis treated a patient who showed pain and distress at Crawfordsville station. Fruits, a resident of Alamo, works on a cinder-levying gang and is married with a child. his brother also works for the Northwestern line.
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Northwestern Traction
Crawfordsville
Hadley Fruits
City Hospital
Fruits
Traction Company
Berger
Northwestern
Culver Union Hospital
Alamo
Northwestern Line
Public sale of autos at Lebanon Street
Charles McClaine announces a public sale consisting of new and used automobiles. The sale will be held at his premises on South Lebanon Street in Tatlians.
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Charles McClaine
Fr Aor
Lebanon
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Jesse E. Coffman
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Charles F. Hughes
Jesse L. Shuey
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Fred C. Schiffman
Alvis A. Williamson
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United Seal Co
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W. P. Oldengorf
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van Linton
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