Injured Woman Sues For Fifteen Thousand In Auto Crash
Eva Callaway and her minor child through Benjamin Callaway sue Anson Padgett for 15000 dollars claiming permanent injuries from a July 25 1913 collision on Michigan Grade Clin ton county. The buggy was struck after a dim front lamp failed to be seen within two hundred feet. Plaintiff alleges six months home confinement five weeks in bed and permanent nervous and reproductive damage plus medical expenses. Residence and defendant’s location given. attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Callaway
Benjamin Callaway
Anson Padgett
Scott McCoskey
Michigan Grade
Clinton County
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lebanon
N. W. Phippa
Artinsn and Smith
Navy Sailor Home From Submarine Service Injured At Work
Roy Cline, an employee at the Destructible Wheel Works, lost the first joint of his left thumb when a guard slipped while he held a bolt against an emery wheel. The incident occurred Friday. he was treated at Dr. J. R. Ball’s office. A. 2 son of W. O Pratt, home eight miles south of Lebanon, returned from Navy leave after serving seven years aboard submarine boats. He is due back to duty in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Pratt
W. O. F Pratt
Lebanon
Newport News
Uncle Sam
Mr. Pratt
United States Navy
New York
Roy Clin
Indestructible Wheel Works
Cline
de. J. R. Ball
Roosevelt to Speak in Indianapolis Saturday
Arrangements to run extra interurban cars to handle expected crowds for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s address at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis next Saturday. Cars depart Lebanon at 5 22 p m with bands and drum corps, and participants from Thorntown Advance Elizaville and other county spots will join. Roosevelt arrives at 6 00 p m and will speak in the evening to what Progressive readers predict will be a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Tomlinson Hall
Lebanon
Progressive Headquarters
Prezent
Thorntown
Advance
Elizaville
Roosevelt
Preacher Attends Public School in Noble County
A Lebanon pastor, active in his church, also takes regular high school courses to gain needed education. The editorial urges open, free access to schooling for all ages, arguing older students can bring discipline and benefit to classes while not paying extra tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville Ledger
Lebanon
Jack
Police praised for capture of Whites Town post office robber
Indiana Police Chief Perrott receives a letter from Posts Office Inspector W T Pletcher praising the department for swiftly arresting William V Harvey who robbed Whites Town post office last week. Patrolman Englebright is commended for detaining Harvey after spotting him with stamps and questioning his unlikely tale. The letters suggest recommending payment of the government reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrott
Indiana
Englebright
Harvey
Grand Dame Fashion At Phil Adler Store Opens
Alluring style show drew crowded attention in Lebanon as Mrs Anna Leet and Miss Bess Sutphin modeled season’s newest dresses and coats on a platform. Music by Professor Coates accompanied the event, highlighting the store’s annual fall and winter fashions display. The display aimed to showcase up-to-date materials and careful styling for local women shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Phil Adler Co-Operative
Anna Leet
Bess
Sutphin
Coates
Four Divorces Granted by Judge Parreas
Judge Parreas granted four divorce suits Monday morning. Patrick Brandenburg and Sarah Brandenburg were divorced at Brandenburg's costs. Lucinda Mitchell received divorce from William Mitchell with custody of Lowell Mitchell until further order, costs $21.50. Elmer Y Cannon was granted divorce from Myrtle F Cannon and ordered not to remarry for two years. Milda Walker secured a divorce from Beecher B Walker, her maiden name restored, and $10 in expenses.
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Parreas
Patrick Brandenburg
Sarah Brandenburg
Lucinda Mitchell
William
Mitchell
Lowell Mitchell
Elmer Y. Cannon
Myrtle F. Cannon
Milda Walker
Beecher B. Walker
Ena
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Hedge and Kin
Mrs C A Hedge of Lafayette avenue and her sister Mrs J C Hedge of Royal street were surprised by about fifty relatives on Sunday. The birthday celebration drew guests from Indianapolis North Salem Montclair New Winchester Lebannon. A bountiful noon dinner was served and enjoyed by all present.
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C. A. Hedge
Lafayette ‘Avenue
J. C. Hedge
Royal Street
Indianapolis
North Salem
Montclair
New Winchester
Lebanon
Tate
Death claims local woman in four days illness
Mary Jane Fitzgibbon aged 53 died Monday at 609 South East Street after a four day illness from peritonitis. Born in Tippecanoe County Indiana February 22 1861 she was a daughter of Patrick and Margaret Fitzgibbon and is survived by a foster sister Anna Slattery. A member of St Joseph Catholic Church, funeral services were held at 9 am Wednesday at St Joseph Catholic Church with Father Connelly officiating. Burial place has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Fitzgibbon
South East Street
Tippecanoe County
Ind
Patrick
Margaret Fitzgibbon
Anna Slattery
Death of Korah Wiley in California remembered in Bakersfield
Mrs J B Coverdale and Mrs Josie Saitzgaber report the death of their cousin Miss Korah Wiley in Monrovia California on September 7. A native of Indiana and longtime Bakersfield resident, she was 25 and a Stanford BA in Latin with music gifts. Funeral held in Bakersfield with Rev E R Fuller officiating, interment Union Cemetery.
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J. B. Coverdale
Josie Saitzgaber
Korah Wiley
Monrovia
Cal
Wiley
Lebanon
Wes Lane
Bakers Neta Daily News
J. W. Wiley
Union Cemetery
E. R. Fuller
Congregational Church
Max Bayles
Bayles
Indiana
Bakersfield
Stanford University
Stanford
Teachers Licensed Eight Receive State License
Applicants earned teaching credentials at August exams. Twelve months licenses went to L. C. Slagle of Lebanon High School Eher Moor Leman Nellie Cleaver Fern Coons and Maude Wall with Trene Caldwell as drawing superintendent at Advance Sheridan’s Madie Hinshaw received the twenty four months license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Slagle
Lebanon High School
Eher Moor
Leman
Nellie Cleaver
Lebanon
Fern Coons
Maude Wall
Advance
Trene Caldwell
Madie Hinshaw
Sheridan
Mary Rosalind Parr Wins Second in 2:20 Pace at Louisville
Dr Parr and his mare Mary Rosalind Parr placed second money in the 2:20 pace at Louisville State fair tracks on Friday, in a purse of 1000 dollars. She won the first two heats and paced the second in 2:10, two seconds faster than any other heat, with owners opting not to push for the 2:16 class on this season’s end. The four year old mare is expected to contend in the 2:16 class next season, as cautious development was chosen.
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Dr. Parr
Mary Rosalind Parr
Louisville State Fair
Harney Named Professor at Merom College
Thomas Harney, son of Mrs Julia Harney, has been appointed Professor of Mathematics and Science at Union Christian college Merom Indiana. He will teach college algebra physics and ancient history and is a Merom alumni with studies at Wabash Purdue and Indiana universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harney
Julia Harney
Union Christian College
Merom
Ind
Wabash River
Terre Haute
Harney
Wabash College
Purdue University
Indiana University
Kersey Braddock Pair Form New Mazda Hotel Firm
Harry Kersey has sold a half interest in the Mazda hotel on South Lebanon street to Braddock Dale of Frankton. The new firm will be known as Kersey & Braddock. Braddock, formerly in the Frankton clothing trade, is described as respected, popular, and a capable partner for Kersey in the hotel business.
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Harry Kersey
Mazda
Lebanon Street
Braddock Dale
Frankton
Kersey & Braddock
Mr. Braddock
Kersey
Crossland to Close Second Year at Frankfort A. M. E. Charge
Rev G F Crossland pastor of the colored churches at Frankfort Lebanon and Thorntown will close his second year here Sunday He is a Kentucky native transferred to the Indiana conference eight years ago He has remodeled the Frankfort church repaired the Lebanon church and parsonage He will preach the closing sermon Sunday night and hopes to be returned The conference opens in Terre Haute on Sept 23 with Bishop B Leo presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Frankfort Crescent News
G. F. Crossland
Prankfort
Lebanon
Thorntown
Crossland
Kentucky
Indiana
A. M. E. Church
Frankfort
Allen Chapel
A. M. EE
Terre Haute
B. Leo
Wilberforce, G
Birthday Surprise For Miss Lite At Home
About thirty friends of Miss Lite Ohaver planned and carried out a birthday surprise Friday night at her home 409 North East street Miss Ohaver was detained downtown by Miss Mary Hosford who accompanied her home to fetch a book On turning on the light she found self invited guests The evening was spent pleasantly Refreshments included ice cream cake and reception sticks Miss Chaver received a lavalliere as a keepsake of the occasion
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Miss Lite
Ohaver
North East Street
Miss Ohaver
Mary Hosford
Miss Chaver
Lavalliere
Large audiences greet Akron preacher at Miret Baptist Church
Two large audiences welcomed Rev. M. R. Sheldon of Akron Ohio at Miret Baptist Church Sunday. Forenoon service featured a helpful sermon while evening service delivered an evangelistic message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Sheldon
Akron
Miret
Mr. Sheldon
Walter death notice in local city obituary
Walter a longtime resident of this city died Monday at 3 30 am at 723 Powell street from acute dilation of the heart and milital regunga tions after suffering since March She was born in Meade county Kentucky July 22 1862 and died September 22 1914 aged 52 years one month and twenty nine days Survived by one daughter Mrs Louige Lowe and brothers Chas W Beatty Marion Paylor Beatty and sisters Laura Jane Hendricks Louella Hall Funeral services were held from the residence Wednesday morning Rev Pavey officiating Burial at Oak Hill
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Annettie Declure Walter
Powell Street
Meade County
John Waleter
Louige Lowe
Chas. W
Marion Paylor Beatty
Laura Jane Hendricks
Louella Hall
Methodist Church
Pavey
Oak Hill
Husband Seeks Divorce in Frankfort Circuit Court
Bernard E. King of Kirklin sues Adah King for divorce, alleging desertion and ungovernable temper. He says they married June 14, 1918, separated July 4, 1914, and that his wife abused him and forced a move to Kirklin. He recounts leaving for Lebanon to consult an attorney and being served with a warrant for wife desertion after she filed the charge. The case is represented by A. J. Shelly of Lebanon and Sheridan & Gruber of Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Lebanon
King
Kirklin
Hesitate Second Wins Consolation Trot at Terre Haute
Hesitate, bay mare owned by Doug Goodwin, received second money in the Consolation Trot at Terre Haute on Friday. The race required four heats to decide the winner as Boone county mare won first in the second heat with a 2.23 mile pace. Hesitate placed third in heat one and second in heats three and four.
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Hesitate
Doug Goodwin
Terre Haute
Boone County
Motorcycle Accident Skids Into Buggy Near Browns Valley
George Hostetter riding between Browns Valley and Waveland on Thursday evening collided with a buggy after attempting to pass two vehicles. He skidded on his motorcycle, threw his face nose and shin, and caused substantial damage to the machine and buggy. a Fin castle man and Milbert Sayler were in the other buggy.
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George Hostetter
Brown's Valley
Waveland
Browns Valley
Fincastle
Milbert Sayler
Hostetter
Hortetter
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WW. O. Pratt
Wheel Works
Walter G. Cory
Amanda Carr
Sarah H. Beck
Henry C. Cox
Joan F. Beck
Bolton
Emery
Pasenoep
Marion Caldwell
James van Eaton
Field
Mary E. Murray
Charles B. Murray
Chas
Murray
Sam. R. Artman
Guardian Ad Litem
Postoffice
Adler's
Patt
C. A. Hedges
Mary Jane Fitzgibbons
Decessed
St. Joseph Catholic Church of
This City
California
Ware
Mthematics
Mrs
L. H
Hotel Boldings
Lila Ohaver
Rev. M. &. Sheldon
Baptist Church
Annettie
Walter
Hubby
the Cottage Millinery
Meridian St
M. E. Church
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