Fairbury Declares New Children’s Librarian
Leola Price elected to replace Helen Means as children's librarian at Dominy Memorial Library Fairbury Illinois. Means resigns to lead a new library post. Price, daughter of David Price, holds Illinois library school diploma and has two years study at Valparaiso College. She began duties Wednesday.
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Biss Helen Means
Miss Means
Dominy Memorial Library
Fairbury
University of Ilinois
Valparaiso College
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
South Side
Lebanon
Two Boys Leave Home In Haste From Lebanon High
Robert Egbert sixteen, son of R A Egbert, left Lebanon high school three miles south of town Tuesday noon. Mother notes West fever, likely seeking wild lands. Police notified to detain him if found. neighbor Thomas Linton also missing since Wednesday morn. It remains unclear if the two youths are together.
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Robert Egbert
R. A. Egbert
Lebanon High School
Thomas Linton
Egbert
Kirklin Pitcher Fined for Assault in Frankfort Court
William Harkins of Whitestown was fined 17.25 in Justice Boulden’s court for assault and battery on Joseph Mundell. The incident happened at Kirklin last Sunday after Mundell reportedly insulted him. Mundell filed an affidavit Tuesday. Harkins was arrested yesterday by Constable John Marshall.
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Frankfort Times
Wiliam Harkins
Whitestown
Costa
Boulden
Joseph Mundell
Kirklin
Harkins
Mundell
Frankfort
John Marshall
Successful public sale at Campbell farm in Harrison twp
The public sale at the M F Campbell farm near Concord church in Harrison township was well attended yesterday. All items sold with total receipts of 6298 dollars. Bidders from Frankfort Litton Pittabord Whitestown Lebanon Jamestown Thorntown Kirklin paid by checks at local banks. Sale led by J B Henderson of the city.
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M. F. Campbell
Concord Church
Harrison Township
Frankfort
Litton
Pitta
Della Stoner Dies of Typhoid Fever at 30
Della Pearl Stoner, bookkeeper for J. C. Brown Hardware Co., died at her parents’ home nine miles south of Lebanon after a five week illness. Born September 3, 1864 in Boone county, she was 30. Survived by her parents, brother Clarence Emory and sisters Vena Lettitia. Funeral at 10 a.m. Friday, burial at Oak Hill.
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Della Pearl Stoner
J. C. Brown Hardware Company
Lebanon
Miss Stoner
Boone County
Benjamin T
Jennie A. Stoner
Clarence Emory Stoner
Vena Lettitia Stoner
Oak Hill
Allowar
Lavey Bros. & Co
Same
Menoberts
Bool Shires
Byron J. Moore
Sane Lovey Bros
Suryeyorrendle
Francis Baxter
Sohn Baxter
Herma Beck
Helen Brendle
Dave Emmett
Paul Francis
Senate
A. Beck
L. Creath
Bule
Carre B. Davis
I. W. Bavideon
Bowls & Storm
P. Slater
Qen Woods
Brender & Brendel
Ei Ferree & Son
Jackson
A. A. Hamilton
Garcia Uys Som
Frank PB. Routh
Fassett
Hayden, Mara
Holcomb
Sal
Indiana ‘Lighting. Co
Ene Datenstata
D. Unite
Ental Bros. Tg Co
Burgin
Padbana Lt Co
Erv. Co
Expense County Farm
Randle
Mollie Griffin
Med Horn
Pearl Hickson
Caroline Moore
James Smith
Ross Smith
Adam Bros
Brown
George O. Cook
R. Croweh
Winn
Sitme Tailer
same _T. Hayden
Pane Hellman
Hooton-Davis
Hutchings Gro. Co
Smek O C. Kemmel
Same. Kennedy
Chari Morgan
Pearce & Leatherman
Albert Perkins Co
Ruehle
M. Shepherd
Eee Shinkly
Smith Be Son
Oh Ca
Sylvester Cunningham
ae ee _Milter & Son
Burley B. Tawison
Earl McDonald
Reese
William Akers
James Backer
E. Brouhhard
Zeb Couger
B. Cal
Oliver C . Jones
W. M. Dav
Hg Davies Dodson
Rich d_L. Stowers
Thompson
Atrenpson Ke
Tigger Wana
Walter
Whitecotton
Ry A Grimes
Grimes
Hien Be. McKe
Seumi
Pat Shahan
Walter Whitecotton
Ren F. McKey
Hodeens Raad
Smith & Sullivan
Pat Strahan
Sulli Sami
Ama
Jen Te
McKey
Moore
Walter Whittecotton
Binet
Brenton
Limit
Teat Moore
Win McCarthy
Ichey
Cash
Campbell
W. K Ernodlé
Moura
Tchey
Tae F
Weath
Dickerson
Indianapolis
Frank Ie Eliey
J. W. Kernodle
McRoverts
Sare Richey
Slagle
Niley
Worrell
Sullivan
Sam BM
Clark
Smack
Sammejamer Cobb
Linn Road
Wilte Dodson
Hans Levey
Gratien
Seston
Bereaena
Clare
Boone Ce
Pennant staff chosen by Boone county teachers plan
Albert Nelson named editor in chief and Walter Hedrich chief business manager as faculty aid reshapes student run paper. Lois Moore Viola Church Nora Roberts named associate editors with a slate of editors and business officers. Seniors, sophomores and freshmen list officers.
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Smelser
Albert Nelson
Walter Hedrich
Lois Moore
Viola Church
Nora Roberts
Harriet Ashley
Herbert Ransdall
Manly Immel
Craig Devol
Bayard Shumate
Marion McCormick
Helen Frank
Edwin Rush
Floyd Perkins
Joke
Magdaline Mitchell
Vinson Hartley
Hershel Clark
Neil Shannon
James Thompson
Mary Gilmore
Byron Jones
Treasure
Paul Church
Turiors
Paul Hooper
Nellie Gipson
Frank Little
Ian Black
Manley Immel
Robert Ball
Mabel Burgin
Russel Chambers
Indiana State Teachers Association Holds October Convention
The sixty first annual session will be in Indianapolis from October 29 to 31. It marks the first time the convention is not held during the holiday season and members hope for record attendance. Programs feature addresses discussions and sectional conferences.
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Indiana State Teachers Association
Indianapolis
Nurses Association Candidate Elevates Indiana Nurse Leader
Mrs. Gust Anderson's son faces surgery in a lenient juvenile case as the court weighs his youth and bad company. Miss Ida McCaslin of Lebanon, a visiting nurse for Logansport, seeks presidency of the Indiana Nurses Association at the October convention in Indianapolis. Two Lafayette hospital graduates are other candidates. Salvation Army to hold a meeting tonight at Adventist Church on South Lebanon Street with three weekly gatherings planned, all welcome.
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Vasco Dodson
Gust Anderson
Anderson
Ida McCaslin
Lebanon
Logangport
Indiana Nurses’ Association
Indiana State Nurses’ Convention
Indianapolis
Lafayette Hospital
Miss McCaslin
Salvation Army
Adventist Church
South Lebanon Street
Tov
Claypool Music Co Buys Rinker Interest in Lafayette Firm
The M L Claypool Music Company expands by purchasing Mr Rinker's stake in the Rinker Clay pool Music Company of Lafayette. The combined firm will be known as the Claypool Music Company and will operate through its main location in Craviterdaville.
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M. L. Claypool Music Company
M.L. Claypool
Mr. Rinker
Rinker-Claypool Music Company
Lafayette
Claypool Music Company
Craviterdaville
Green Corn Dance Attracts Many Sachems At Wigwam
The Winnebago Tribe of Red Men held its green corn dance last night in the Cason-Neal building wigwam. Fifty past sachems and great chiefs attended, with out of town guests Clifford E. Crawford and Arch Hobbs. Hobbs gave the principal address as the degree team’s dress drill drew hearty praise. The meeting was among the year’s most enjoyable.
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Cason-Neal
Clifford E. Crawford
Michigantown
Sagamore
Arch Hobbs
Muncie
Mr. Hobbs
Ara Maggard Injured in Hay Mow Fall Near Town
Ara Maggard, a well known local farmer west of town, was severely injured Tuesday when he slipped in a hay mow and fell. He struck the edge of a wagon frame tearing ligaments in his shoulder. no bones were broken, but he is battered and confined to bed with injuries.
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Ara Maggard
Iss
Beyl to Address Franklin College Congregation
Dr John L Beyl, a new Franklin College faculty member, will speak at the church next Sunday morning and evening. Dr E A Hanley, resident at the college, praises Beyl as skilled and inspiring and notes the institution's strong opening.
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E. A. Hanley
Franklin College
W. T. Hooton
John L. Beyl
Dr. Beyls
Dr. Hanley
State of Indiana v Clark Jacoby Court Transfer Seiner Case
The State of Indiana versus Clark Jacoby regarding an eighty to one hundred foot seine will be moved to the circuit court. The case started in Squire Perrill's court then transferred due to venue to Justice Henry Frazier at Advance, who due to ill health declines to try it. Fish commissioners Bravy and Lail will now proceed to send the case to circuit court for immediate action.
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State of
Indiana
Clark Jacoby
Circuit Court
Squire Perrill
Henry Frazier
Eame
Bravy and
Lail
Jacoby
Squire’s
Clicuit
Chicken Dinner Seeks Tickets for October 7 Supper
Circle No 6 led by Mrs Sam Storms hosted the First Baptist church women’s social group Wednesday in the church parlors with strong attendance. Plans were set for the annual October 7 chicken supper with tickets to be sold by church ladies.
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Sam Storms
The
First Baptist Church
C. F
Guy Davis
Mavourneen
Beulah Davis
Storms
Gabe
Jas. H. Black
Mary Chayer
Court makes child ward of Guardians Board
In the case of Court ve Cora Myers witnesses were present but the case was not tried. Cora Myers voluntarily signed a waiver surrendering rights to the child Noble Myers. The Court made the child a ward of the Children Board of Guardians. The child remains with the mother for the present.
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Cora Myers
Noble Myers
Children’ Board of Guardians
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Alle and
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Jennie
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Brown Hardware Company
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Hobby
Whey
Servies
Percy
Hortense
Teachers' Meeting
Nurses Association
McCaslin
I. le Claypool
DR. Beyl
Baptist Pulpit
Nena
Wome Mutual Savings and Loa Association G.bm.voria Sec
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