Condensed Milk Plant Shows Strong Local Benefit
Lebanon businessmen toured the Indiana Condensed Milk Co plant in Sheridan and found the operation highly profitable for the area. They learned the plant employs many people, buys large milk volumes, and supports local farmers with expected financial returns. They praised manager Mr Wilson and his assistants and urged swift construction of a Lebanon plant to benefit regional farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Sheridan Mrnday
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
United States
Sheridexound
Sheridan
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Phelps
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Endurance Run Plans For Michigan Motorcyclists Meet
Bay City Michigan hosts the Michigan State convention with the endurance run as a feature. Plans were finalized for the 600 mile event and a score of the state's best riders are entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Mich
Transfers Today Henry C. Detrick to John R. Mc Connaughy
Henry C. Detrick transfers 79 to 100 acres in Leb to John R. Mc Connaughy for 800 dollars. Cora Colhman transfers lots 58 and 59 in Olovers addition in Leb to Lee A. and Maud Frank for 1300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Detrick
John R. McConnaughy
Cora Colhman
Lee A. and
Maud Frank
Witt Barn and Silo Destroyed West of Whitestown
A barn and silo on the W. H. Witt farm located one and a half miles west of Whitestown were destroyed by fire of unknown origin this morning. Supt. G. T. Reitzel and F.L. Eliis of Brownsburg left for Madison Wisconsin to enroll in the University of Wisconsin summer term, planning to arrive before the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitestown
W. H. Witt
G. T. Reitzel
FL EL Eliis
Brownsburg
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Son of Lebanon's First Mayor Here
Rev. Charles Rotamilton D D missionary to the Philippines on furlough in Cleveland. His wife Mrs Wilson practices medicine at a clinic in Pagsanjan Laguna Province. He praises American aid and the Philippine public school system, notes civil government reforms and self sufficiency, and reports on rapid educational expansion. (Continued on Page Five)
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Charles Ro Tamilton
Presbyterian Church In
Philippines
United States
Cleveland
Hamilton
Kenmore Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Board of
Poreien Missions
Tfamilton
Kingdom of God
Manila
Orient
Far East
Filippines
Moro
Liquor Case Hears Hearing Set for Moose Lodge Dispute
Artman and Smith join Prosecuting Attorney Dodson in the Moose Lodge liquor seizure case. Hearing scheduled for Friday June 26 at nine in Nathan A Perrill's court to determine ownership and pursue possible charges. Lodge attorney Ira Sharp vows to defend, while Dodson cites a government tax receipt as key evidence.
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Artman
Smith
Dodson
Moose Order Club
Artman & Smith
Tra Sharp
Moose Lodge
Nathan A. Perrill
Justice of Peace
Ira Sharp
Court House
Aged Resident Katherine Love Dies After Long Farm Life
Mrs Katherine Ellis Love aged 82 died at her Hopewell church area home after a three week illness from urenic poison. She born near Lexington Kentucky May 1 1828 married Alexander Love in 1873. She leaves three stepchildren Harry Brooker a Clinton township brother thirteen grandchildren and fourteen great great grandchildren. Funeral at Hopewell church Sunday at eleven o'clock with Rev A A Pratt officiating. She was a Presbyterian and charter member of Sugar Creek church. She had lived on the farm where she died for 41 years.
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Katherine Ellis Love
Hopewell Church
A. A. Pratt
Lexington
Kentucky
Alexander Love
Robert Love
T. R. Caldwell
Harry Love
Harry Brooker
Clinton Township
Presbyterian Church
Hopewell
Sugar Creek
Lucy Frye 124 Today Claims Oldest U S Title
Culpeper Va June 20 Lucy Frye a Negro born June 26 179? celebrat ed her 124th birthday and may hold the title of oldest person in the United States The old colored woman has records proving her longevity Residents recall her during the Civil War as an old woman She lived on a plantation until the war then moved here and worked until age halted her labor She is cared for by the local colored community.
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Culpeper
Lucy Frye
Grange
Virginia
United States
Culpepper
Michigan road improvement plan aims for one day work
Prominent supporters including Carl Fisher and Gov. Ralston back a Boone County Lebanon outreach to build a Michigan gravel road from South Bend to Indianapolis. Plans call for 10 000 to 15 000 workers, prisoner labor, and a scouting team of engineers to grade and gravel the road before possible oiling later.
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Lebanon
South Bend
Indianapolis
Carl Fisher
Stoll
Boone County
Ralston
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Frankfort
Logansport
Rainfall Timely for Crops Bellies Wheat Harvest Delays
Rain interrupted wheat harvesting across Indiana on Friday but benefited corn and later crops. Reports show general rain with notes from Chicago Evansville and a trace at Fort Wayne. Boone county towns reported showers.
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Indiana
Chicago
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Boone County
Farmers packed Lebanon meeting on milk production program
The Lebanon Business Men's association hosted sessions for farmers and guests amid wet ground and rising attendance. W. T. Hooton opened the program, Prof Imel spoke on economic milk production, and E. R. Walker discussed dairy comodities. Wayne Servies spoke on dairy cows, with films shown on Western scenes and local dairy plans.
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W. T. Hocton
R. W. Imel
E. E. Walker
Lebanon
Wm. T. Hooton
Sheridan
C. A. Beery
Police Ban Man vs Wild Bull At Moose Park
Chief of police Ellis halted a planned wrestling match between a man and a wild bull at Moose baseball park. Prosecutor Vasco Dodson warned interference if the contest began, and by mid afternoon police and officials announced the event would not proceed amid a crowd of 200 to 300 spectators.
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Moose
Ellis
Nix
Vasco Dodson
Dodson
Bun Sumpfer
Os Egbert
Here
Woman's Relief Corps Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The Woman's Relief Corps marks its twentieth anniversary with a charter ceremony and community observances highlighting a long history of veteran support and ladies auxiliary service.
Westfield W R C marks 25th anniversary with history and ice cream
The Westfield Woman's Relief Corps celebrates 25 years with a meeting led by Mrs. Belle Bennett. Mrs. Alice Lanpher presents the corps history, lists charter members, officers, and deaths, and notes ongoing relief work and patriotic readings.
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Belle Bennett
America
John R. Saunders
Alice Lanpher
Westfield Corps
Ann Jacks
Nora Woods
Mary E. Kersey
Isabel Woods
Martha J. Kersey
Amy Wright
Mary Bennett
Sallie Perrill
Mary Conyers
Mary Perkins
Martha Kersey
Mattie Smith
Lizzie Thompson
Ann Perkins
Lizzie Harris
Mollie Felton
Addie Williams
Carrie Olive
Addie Alive
Nora Wood
Julia Bowers
Malinda Campbell
Lizzie Anderson
Anné Anderson
Mary Davidson
Nancy Whitt
Martha Dicks
Hester Shore
Sophia Cook
Martha Ludlow
Sohia Cook
Lebanon
Bastardy Charge Bound Over for Ragsdale in Harrison
Hother A Ragsdale of Harrison township was found guilty by Squire Perrill on a bastardy charge filed by Helen May Carney. The child was born May 30 1914. Ragsdale arrested June 2 1914 and released on 500 dollar bond. He is bound over to circuit court at the next term to answer the charge. Luther Sheets held on a bastardy charge was released this morning on 300 dollar bond posted by his mother Mrs Sarah Sheets.
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Hother A. Ragsdale
Harrison Township
New Brunswick
Squire Perrill
Helen May Carney
Ragsdale
Squire
Luther Sheets
Sarah Sheets
Fire Destroys Hillcrest Mine Tunnel Tragedy Deepens
Flames erupted at 7 a m in the Hillcrest mine tunnel following yesterday's explosion. Of 238 miners reported missing, 197 dead and 52 bodies recovered by 6 this morning. An inquest and government probe will determine cause as rescue teams use oxygen helmets to search wreckage.
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United Press
Hillcrest
Alberta
Hillcrest Company
Mediation Outcome Pending as Niagara Falls Conference Closes
June 20 reports focus on whether the Mexican mediation conference will end with no further negotiations. The detailed result of Ambassador Moon’s talks with President Wilson Bryan and the Constitutionalist Junta is expected to be revealed today.
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United Press
Niagara Falls
Moon
Wilson
Lee’y Bryan
Villa appoints provisional president of Mexico report says
A Mexican delegate in Niagara Falls, reporting from Mexico, says General Angeles is named provisional president. The dispatch notes no truth to claims that Villa and Carranza differences were resolved.
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Niagara Falls
Armored glass eyed for British Museum exhibits
London officials consider armored glass for valuable cases to deter suffragette damage. Several thousand dollars of the new glass has been installed at South Kensington Museum, National Portrait Gallery, and Shakespeare Museum at Stratford. Tests show it resists hammer blows, causing only minor surface stars. The three layer construction uses outer plate glass, inner celluloid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
British Museum
South Kensington Museum
W National Portrait Gallery
Shakespeare Museum
Stratford-on-Avon
Villa Poised to Oust Constitutionalists and Mediate Rift
Reports from Torreon say General Villa wields dictatorial powers and plans to oust the constitutionalists in Washington. He also reportedly will dispatch a representative to Niagara Falls if mediation fails.
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Torreon
Villa
Washington
Niagara Falls
Local Clerk Grants Marriage License to Sutphin Parcell
County clerk Gardner issued a marriage license today linking Clarence Sutphin 18 of Lebanon to Geraldine Parcell 16. Ora Brock and his family traveled to Zionsville for a visit.
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Gardner
Clarence Sutphin
Lebanon
Geraldine Parcell
Ora Brock
Zionsville
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Wis
W.H. Witt
Chas. R. Hamilton
Presbyterian Board
Ira Sharpe
Sharp Interviewed
Smith Interviewed
William Smith
Negress
Michigan
E. A. Stoll
Topo
Mr. Ik. Oa. Stall
Lebanon, Ind
Olympic Theatre
Woman's Relief Corps
G.A. R. Hall
Mark Lampher
W. R.C
Ann Anderson
Susan E. Rise
Addie Artman
Laura Abbott
Carrie Olive Mary Bennett
Mary E. Pedigo
Julia E. Bower
Maggie Bragg
Rebecca Breedlove
Sarah J. Brown
Lizzie Scott
Rebecca Small
Mattie Dicks
Mary Walker
Mollie FE
Felton
Sarah Watts
Jona Hardy
Celia M. Hardy
Addie M. Williams
Lizzie Harrison
Ella Wills
Harrison
Circuit Court
Carranza
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