Reverend Forest Reed Transferred to Wabash Church
At the White River Conference session in Indianapolis the Rev. Forest A. Reed, longtime Lebanon United Brethren pastor, is shifted to the First United Brethren church at Wabash Indiana. Reed expanded Lebanon membership by 150, led church property acquisitions, and boosted youth programs while also active in Red Cross relief. The Rev. George R. Powell of Hartford City will lead Lebanon’s pulpit. Powell has eight years evangelistic experience and strong community regard.
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White River
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
University Heights
Indianapolis
Forest A. Reed
United Brethren Church of
Lebanon
Lebanon Street
Reed
Ministrial Association of
Red Cross
George R. Powell
Motor Stall Wrecks Plane In Safe Landing
San Antonio Aug 31 Colonel William Mitchell air officer of the eighth corps area was badly bruised when his PT-1 stalled on takeoff. He avoided telephone poles and wires, coasted back to the field, but the ship wrecked on impact. His injuries are not believed serious.
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San Antonio
Texas
William Mitchell
Eighth Corps
Col. Mitchell
Air Service
Division
Fort Sam Houston
Austin Road
Col
Mitchell
Head of Insurance Company Re-elected in Columbus
D. W. Heagy was re elected president of the Bartholomew County Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Company, completing a 25 year term as head. Charles Hunter is secretary and James Kyte is adjuster. The company reported sixteen losses in the past year.
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Columbus
Ind
D. W. Heagy
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Company
Ofarles Hunter
James Kyte
Nebraska man to join Franklin College faculty
Dr. Jd. Howard Steutmeyer, after ten years on the Nebraska State college faculty, will head the education department at Franklin College for the next year. The move follows his tenure at the Nebraska institution and precedes his arrival at Franklin in Indiana.
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Nebraska
Franklin
Franklin, Ind
Howard Steutmeyer
Nebraska State Per
Ted
Department of Education
Franklin College
Gee Jesse Cae
Cur Rites Riodees University
Poor 5 for Life Insurance Risk, Says Doctor
New York August 1 experts warn that many eminent physicians are declined as risks by major insurers. Dr J A Patton of Prudential notes physicians often die in their fifties or sixties as a result of neglecting rest and recommended exercise for their patients.
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N.Y
J. A. Patton
Prudential Insurance Company
Six Auto Wrecks Reported Near Here
Six automobile accidents occurred in the area during the week end. None of the occupants were seriously injured though three wrecked cars suffered heavy damage. Incidents involved drivers from Indianapolis and Lafayette, with several cars leaving the road and one overturning into a ditch or cornfield. Cars were brought to local garages for repairs as minor collisions were also noted on the Jackson Highway.
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Ruby Buck
East Michigan Street
Madison Quishenberry
Cameron Street
Indianapolis
Jackson Highway
Miss Buck
Ford
Quishenberry
Johnson- Moore
Warren
Riffey
North Gray Street
Lafayette
Geer Heard
Core
Frederick Wood
Near Royaltor
Indianapolis Road
Patterson Garage
Reagan's Grocery Store Robbed Again at 415 Lafayette Ave
Robbers forced a front window to gain entry at Reagan's Grocery on 415 Lafayette Avenue early Sunday morning. They loaded two large boxes of cigars and between two and three thousand cigarettes, looted about six dollars in change from the cash drawer, and the thieves likely took small stocks of groceries.
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Walter Reagan
Reagan
Lafayette Avenue
Present heat wave to continue Tuesday
Indianapolis weather officials said a heat wave would persist into Tuesday as a slight cooling near dawn is anticipated. A record August temperature in Indianapolis was reached at mid afternoon when the mercury hit 92.8 degrees at Boraray station.
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Indianapolis
Lad Saves His Life With Quick Thinking In Colmbus
Quick thinking by nine year old Harold Race in Columbus Indiana saved him when he was struck by an automobile. He grabbed the bumper and escaped with only minor injuries.
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Lad
Columbus
Ind
Harold Race
Hie
Seanik Eoetaal
Boone Guernsey herds take HH honors at fairs
Boone County Guernsey Breeders Association herds dominated Indiana shows last week winning sweepstakes at LaPorte and grand champion honors. The same herd won at Cicero and South Bend, with club members Lawrence Wright Howard Adair Elmer Holst leading, and plans to exhibit at the Illinois Indiana Fair Danville and later the Indian State Fair and National Dairy Exposition in October.
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Boone County
Indiana
Illinois
LaPorte
Boone County Guernsey Breeder's Association
Boone Association
South Bend
Goshen
Boone County Guernsey
Cisero
Danville
Ill
Lawrence Wright
Howard Adair
Elmer Holst
Cicero
Georgeland
Lebanon
George Brothers
Franklin
Banwitle
Indianapolis
Coolidge Plans 10 Visit Omaha for Legion Meet
President Coolidge plans to travel to Omaha Nebraska to attend the American Legion national convention from October 5 to 9. National Commander James A Draff extended the invitation, renewed today by Alton J Roberts, with Coolidge authorizing the announcement. He is expected in Omaha October 6 the convention’s big day.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Omaha
Nebraska
American Legion
James A. Draff
Alton J. Roberts
Legion
Roberts
Aid Society bids farewell to Pastor Wyant in Milledgeville
The Ladies Aid Society of Milledgeville church hosted a farewell gathering for Rev. C. W. Wyant who departs for a northern church. Attendees included Owen Gates Ed Smith George Brindles Other Huffman Cale Hera Huffman John Huffman Hasil Schen Cleo Kincaid Thomas Williams Ora Morrow Lloyd Walker Russell Walker Myrtle Craig Ray Turner and families.
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Ladies Aid Society
Milledgeville Church
Aay Turne
C. W. Wyant
Mr. Wyant
Owen Gates
Ed Smith
George Brindles
Other Huffman
Cale &Hera
Mr. Zions
John Huffman
Henr Swope
Eeeg Hasil Schen
Cleo Kincaid
Thomas Williams
Ora Morrow
Lloyd Walker
Russell Walker
Myrtle Craig
Ray Turner
Wyant
Reporter Girls Fave Next Werk Exits From The Reporter
Two popular Reporter staffers resign in Lebanon next week. Moselle Smith leaves the business office to attend Franklin College while Leone Edwards heads to Connersville High to teach English and journalism. Edwards is Indiana University alumna. Edna Kersey succeeds Smith in the business office. Mrs. Wynkoop resumes Society Editor duties.
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Lebanon
Moselle Smith
Franklin College
Miss Edwards
Fince
Mary Wynkoop
Society
Edna Kersey
Miss Smith
Child Succumbs to Appendicitis Near Mechanicsburg
Philip Eugene Powell four and a half year old son of Martin and Mary Powell of Mechanicsburg died at Williams hospital after an emergency operation for appendicitis. Peritonitis caused death. Born April 10, 1921 he lived his life in the Mechanicsburg area. Funeral at Christian church Mechanicsburg Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Reverend Emery Kuhn of Clark's Hill to officiate. Burial at Hopewell cemetery.
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Philip Eugene Powell
Martin and
Mary Powell
Mechanicsburg
Williams Hospital
Christian Church
Emery Kuhn
Clark's Hill
Hopewell Cemetery
Nettie Smith Again Heads County W C T U
Boone County Woman's Christian Temperance Union elected officers at the annual Methodist church meeting. President Newton Sulected, vice president Mrs. Esi 'aucett, Bev a eames, treasurer Emma Stephenson, Lebanon Crawfordsville. Ind Aug 1. The case concerns determining if a barbecue stand met sanitation standards after Herbert Holman was arrested by state food inspector Will Campbell for preparing meat in the open and unsanitary conditions.
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Boone County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Ne . Sulected
Esi ‘Aucett
Beva Eames Ry
Macgaret
Carrie Nome
Tien
Emma Stephenson
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Ind
Herbert Holman
Will Campbell
Holman
Three Deaths Caused by Heat and Storms
Chicago records three fatalities from heat and storms as heat returns after brief showers. Charles J. Seaborg, 77, died from heat in Chicago. Conrad Dahmer, 18, died of sun stroke on a Michigan golf course. Dr. Albert J. Irwin, 68, killed by a freak Lake Wawasee storm in Indiana. The storm uprooted trees and damaged small buildings, ending in minutes as crowds seek relief at Lake Michigan beaches.
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Chicago
Charles J. Seaborg
Conrad Dahmer
Ionia
Mich
Albert J. Irwin
Lake Wawasee
Goshen
Ind
Lake Michigan
Change in Dawes Plan Sought
Berlin reports demands for alteration of the Dawes plan come from liberal and monarchist elements. After one year of operation the nation generally endorses the measure but rising misgivings appear about certain operations. Germany's budget is in good condition with expected revenues meeting the overall situation.
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Berlin
Germany
Eve
Dairy Calf Clubs Vying for Free Trip to 1926 National
Indiana dairy calf clubs will compete for a paid trip to the 1926 National Dairy Show in Indianapolis. The Blue Valley Creamery plans a farm development program awarding expenses paid travel to the top state champion. The National Committee on Boy and Girl Club Work will select the winner.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Blue Valley Creamene SS
FE. L. Austin
Blue Valley Organization
Rand Chancalf
Ayrshire
Brown Fj Ghernsey
Four Hurt in Sunday Motor Accidents in Indiana
Auto crashes Sunday injure four teens in Indiana including Madeline Smith of Unionville Kentucky who is seriously hurt and Mrs. Howard Smith of Louisville slightly hurt after their car went off the road near Franklin. Another woman, Mrs. Edward Stafford of Elwood, may die from injuries after her car overturned on gravel near Westwood. Eleven more hurt in Indianapolis incidents as three men from the city face drunkenness charges after a near fatal Fall Creek boulevard crash.
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Indianapolis
Madeline Smith
Unionville
Howard Smith
Louisville
Franklin
Ind
Edward Stafford
Elwood
Westwood
Inianapolis
Fred Stubbins
Marshal Oliver
Raymond Abro
Fall Creek Boulevard
Kiwanis Club 10 Meeting Planned for Wednesday
The Kiwanis Club will meet Wednesday at the vie Country Club for the first session after a summer break in July and August. Directors propose a monthly meeting for three months with aims to expand to communities outside Lebanon and finalize a plan for future events.
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Kiwanis
Vie Country Club
Lebanon
Prices of Horses Drop in Indiana Before Autos
Indianapolis August 31 prices of horses hit a new low as autos dominate transport. A young boy offered a horse with a wagon for 26 cents prompting police to hunt him for larceny. The incident reflects the era's shifting values as motor vehicles rise in common use.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Competing Beauties Shun Bobbed Hair in Miss America Contest
Atlantic City ANE reports most entrants for Miss America boast long hair while only three of the one hundred competitors display bobbed hair. The pageant gathers top beauties from across the United States as the annual contest proceeds.
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Atlantic City
Ane
America
Ross to Assist Oregon State College Debating Boss
Leland M. Ross a Boone county native and noted speaker will join Oregon State College as an instructor in public speaking under Prof Baron Mitchell. Ross’s move follows misreports of his arrival at Oregon Agriculture College and reflects his strong forensic record and prior national honors.
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Crawfordsville
The
Reporter
Leland M. Ross
Boone County
Wabash College
Oregon Agriculture College
Western School
Ross
Oregon State College
Baron Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Mitchell
Oregon College
Estat Oregon
Planes Ready for Flight to Hawaii
Two bulky seaplanes bound for Hawaii prepare to lift from San Francisco Bay at 2 p.m. They aim to set a new naval aviation record by a non stop Pacific crossing of over 2,000 miles. The PR-1 will depart later due to internal troubles before the main attempt.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Hs Golden Gate
Pacific
Naval Aviation
Hawaii
PR-1
Seattle
Troop 2 to Award Badges Tuesday Meeting at Lochinvar Hall
Troop Two Roy Scouts meet Tuesday night at Lochinvar Hall at 7 15 sharp to plan winter activities and award badges Two Scouts will receive merit and star badges Marion Wooley earns his Star badge plus several merits Pathfinding Bird Study Physical Development First Aid to Animals Safety First Public Health Personal Health Albert Hutchinson to receive Firsmansnipanc ing badges Reports from Camp Chank tun un gi show no clear benefit from the trip Indianapolis aid to the canton boys and rank advancement noted
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Roy
Lochinvar Hall
Erit
Marion Wooley
Albert Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Cbanon
Italian submarine Veniero missing with 55 aboard
Aug 31 report says the Italian ton submarine Veniero with fifty five aboard has been missing for three days. Official searches by destroyers dirigibles submarines and motor boats have scoured the Sicilian coast without success. Commander Paolo Vandone is cited as a leading undersea craft expert in the Italian navy. The Veniero is a 1911 built vessel with six torpedo tubes and deck guns, capable of 1500 miles on the surface.
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Sebastino Ve
Vernico
Cape Pi
Paolo Vandone
Ruth Denounces Huggins After Yankees Fine and Suspension
Chicago reports Aug 31 Ruth, star slugger, blasts manager Huggins over a $5,000 fine and suspension by Commissioner Landis. Ruth accuses Huggins of alibiing for a poor showing, says he may appeal to Landis, and notes tense exchanges as Ruppert and others weigh action.
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Chicago
Miller H
New York Yankees
K. Landis
George Herman Tuth
Landis
Ruth
Iim
Huggins
Yankees
Cat Sa
Michigan
Tnth
la Jol Ruppert
Sage Jacobvert
Chio
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Fars
Syanklin
Goolidge
American Legion Convention
AMC
Wercy
Papa Forgo
Discontine
Nettie Smith
Dawes
Kiwanis Club
Prof
B. Mitchell
Hawai
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