Definite Program of Purpose for the New Year
The Lebanon Rotary Club heard Rev. A. E. Cowley urge a definite life plan for 1925. He warned against low aims, urged self-inventory, and emphasized purpose, plan and power to build cathedrals of effort. New members were welcomed and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Cowley
First Baptist Church
Lebanon
Cowley
Jacob Deiser
Homer P. Ivey
Rex Dale
Flora
Illinois
DeLue Akerman
John Titus
Ben Shera
God
New York
Real Pansy Quote on Velvet Life and Power
A reflective line contrasts mortal effort with divine influence, asserting only God can impart velvet and sheen to life and work. It claims individuals must open their souls and be flooded with power from above before true attainment.
Inter Nos Club to stage benefit shows at Colonial Theatre
The Inter Nos Club arranges two benefit performances next week at the Colonial Theatre. Warner Bros classic Her Marriage Vow from Owen Davis will headline with Monte Blue and Beverly Bayne leading a large cast. Proceeds fund the Riley Memorial Hospital pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Nos Club
Colonial Theatre
Warner Bro’s
Owen Davis
Riley Memorial Hospital Fund
Monte Blue
Beverly Bayne
Pitt
Shepherd Freed of All Suspicion
Chicago January 3 cleared of blame in the death of his ward William Clintock Jr millionaire heir William D Shepherd today pressed for absolute vindication He was awarded one million dollars of the estate by the will The coroner's report ruled death typhoid fever Shepherd accused Chief Justice Harry Olson of malicious charges Olson offered to explain but Shepherd refused to release him from libel liabilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wm. McClintock, Jr
William D. Shepherd
Shepherd
Clintock
Harry Olson
Chicago Municipal Court
Olson
Hawkins to Build Barbecue Near Burg
Alonzo G. Hawkins sells his 719 North Jamison Street residence to Charlles Miller in exchange for a six acre orchard and truck farm known as the old cider farm north of Mechanicksburg. He plans a barbecue and lunch stand at the junction of Thorntown and Frankfort roads with parking for motorists. Construction to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Hawkins
Jamison Street
Charlles Miller
Mechanicksburg
Nine Die in Two Montreal Fires Amid Bitter Cold
Montreal dispatch reports nine people killed in two early morning fires. Eight victims were children, with six dying in the eastern tenement blaze and three more in a north Montreal dwelling. Firemen faced bitter cold as flames trapped escapees, others leaped from windows. Names include Rene Thouin twelve, Romero Thouin three, Cecile Thouin nine, Emilienne Thouin six, Lionel Brault nine, and Freda and Helen Howell ten and eleven. a Greek woman unnamed. Ambulances rushed the injured to Montreal General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Tenderloin
Montreal General Hospital
Freda
Helen Howell
Peter Taylor
East End
Rene Thouin
Romero Thouin
Cecile Thouin
Emilienne Thouin
Lionel Brault
Camp and Auxiliary to Install Officers
The Eli Clampitt Camp United Spanish War Veterans and the Auxiliary will hold joint installation of officers Monday at 7 30 o clock in the G all A social time will follow the installation service and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Clampitt
United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary
Senate Debates Tax Inquiry and Unobjected Bills Status
In Congress today the Senate considers unobjected bills while Couzen's Committee continues a tax investigation. The House begins work on an independent offices supply bill as the appropriations committee moves on army related provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Couzen
House
Appropriations Committee
Week End Guest Miss Hollin of Indianapolis
Week end guest Miss Gladys Hollin of Indianapolis visits Miss Dorothy Nease for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hollin
Indianapolis
Dorothy Nease
Kentucky Jailhouse Blues Narrates Carroll County Jail Tale
John Brownfield recalls his experience in Carroll County jail known as the county jug and his transfer to Boone County jail. He describes the cramped, unglazed windows, improvised meals, weak water, moonshine via a dollar-pole, and a crowded ride with bootleggers and teachers as sheriff Cain escorts him to Boone County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
John Brownfield
Boone County
John
Carroll County
Carrollton
Brownfield
Levi Shaw
Vevay
Indiana
Joe C. Calia
County
Uncle Buck
Lebanon Seconds Over Manual Seconds 29 to 21
The Lebanon Seconds upset Manual Training second team 29 to 21 in a curtain raiser to the Lebanon West Lafayette game. Wayne Ashley scored six field goals and led Lebanon’s offense with strong defense. Havens and Stewart contributed key baskets, while Woerner paced Manual with ten points and Foster played solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Manual Training High School
Lebanon- West Lafayette
Wayne Ashley
Havens
Harrison
C. Lasley
Stewart
Woerner
Foster
Crater
Ela Mey
Ge Becker
Chia Haike
Abene Insiantas Billingsly
Foster Worteleensie
Awe Brandt
R. Smith
Slagle
W. Ashley
Trost
Beckar
Boswell
Mrs. Madge Stowers Files Divorce Suit
Mrs. Madge Stowers of Kirklin filed in the Clinton circuit court for divorce from Russell Stowers alleging cruel and inhuman treatment desertion and asks restoration of her maiden name Madge Moore. The couple married February 26 1922 and separated November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Stowers
Kirklin
Clinto
Russell Stowers
Madge Moore
Frankfort Dance Attracts Poole Powell and Attendees
Attendees include Vetha Poole and Esther Powell at the Frankfort event. Cecil Conner and Gerald Gardner were present for the Frankfort Muncie basketball game and the forew Year’s dance at Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Vetha Poole
Esther Powell
Cecil Conner
Gerald Gardner
Frankfort- Muncie
Two More Arrests In Marion Bank Robbery Case
Robert Morse 25 and his wife Emily Morse 27 of Indianapolis were arrested in Marion Ind charged with complicity in the South Marion bank robbery the day before Thanksgiving. Their capture follows the arrest and sentencing of four male suspects with another woman detained awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Robert Morse
Emily Morse
Indianapolis
South Marion State Bank
Morse
Marion Smith
Brazil
James Robbins
Lebanon
Willam Behrens
Monticello
Mary Bridgewater
Postal Pay Bill Assumed Shape In Senate Action
Washington January 83 Republican senate leaders say they found a path to resolve the postal pay raise bill dispute. If correct it would be a victory for President Coolidge after his veto of the Edge bill raising postal clerks salaries by 68 million dollars. The post office department proposed new rate scales to fund the raise, stirring protests from publishers. Senate post office committee backed gentler rates, and Senator George Moses of New Hampshire believes the measure will pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Post Office Department
Senate Post Office Committee
George Moses
New Hampshire
Six Oclock Dinner Hosts Invite West Town Guests
Mr and Mrs Guy Neptune and their daughter Dorothy hosted a six oclock dinner last evening at their home west of town. Guests included Mr and Mrs A H Bratton and family Mr and Mrs M W Lane and daughter Miss Zora Mr and Mrs Offord Maze and son Bobbie Ralph Duff and Miss Geneva Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Neptune
Dorothy
A. H Bratton
M. W. Lane
Zora
Offord Maze
Bobbie
Ralph Duff
Mias
Geneva Clark
To Conclude Visit Returns Home After Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Tauer will return to their Mascouta Illinois home tomorrow after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Paul O Feog and other relatives in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Tauer
Mascouta
Ill
Mrs. Paul'o
Feog
DeVolmen Edge Knightstown In Rough Thorntown Showdown
In a hard fought Thorntown gym, DeVolmen beat Knightstown 84 to 46. Russell Hawkins scored 10 field goals for Thorntown, Morgan grabbed eight baskets, and Newby led Knightstown with six. Substitutions included Hankins Clauson Thomas Anderson Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown
DeVol
Knightstown
Russell Hawkins
Morgan
Bennett
Newby
Boyer
Morgans
Nefby
Hccakceeceacaese
Hargrove
Russ Hankins
Anderson
Carpenter
Oaks
Shipley Bonnoge
Richard Hankins
Spencer
Clauson
Thomas
Wood
Russ Hawkins
Shipley
Wheeler's Lunch Celebrates Second Anniversary
Wheeler's Lunch marks its second anniversary on Monday and Tuesday. Founded January 5 1928 by Charles and William Wheeler, the central Indiana eatery has built broad patronage and plans to maintain its service minded policy with needed refinements. A similar Wheeler's lunch recently opened in Indianapolis and likewise reports growing patronage. Businesses supplying foods and services join in a cooperative anniversary notice in today’s Reporter & Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Charles
William Wheeler
Indiana
Charles Wheeler
Indianapolis
Reporter
Hazelrigg Club Buys New Picture Machine
The Hazelrigg Community Club installs electric lights in the building and purchases a complete motion picture outfit. The first show is scheduled for Wednesday night January 7 at 7 30 p m. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelrigg Community Club
Union Week of Prayer Begins Next Monday in Lebanon
Beginning Monday January 5 the churches of Lebanon will conduct a union week of prayer all services at First Presbyterian church as in recent years no offerings are taken the week focuses on meditation and higher things five evening services start at 7 30 with different preachers presiders each night species music by various church choirs services run promptly for one hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Lebanon
First Presbyterian Church
Lamb
Horne
Mr. Horne
Mr. Ivey
Mr. Cowley
Mr. Reed
Mr. Larah
Fights Removal 10 Indianapolis Lawyer Seeks Delay
Morton Hawkins former head of Hawkins Mortgage Co of Portland Ind faced removal to Indianapolis for federal trial on mail fraud charges. Bond set at 20000, he vows to fight removal to the supreme court if needed. His attorneyFred Warner attacks indictment jurisdiction and grand jury legality while Hawkins aides exploit legal technicalities. His mother joined him in Dayton jail for a brief emotional visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Morton Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Co
Portland
Ind
Indianapolis
Andréw Iddings
United States
Hawkins
Supreme Court
Fred Warner
Marion
Geiger
Baltzell and Judge Anderson Nominated for Higher Posts
President Coolidge named Albert B. Anderson to be a circuit judge for the Seventh District and sent Robert Baltzell’s nomination to replace him on the United States district bench in Indianapolis. The move ends a protracted, nationwide contest after Coolidge favored Anderson to succeed Francis Er. Baker on the circuit court, with about thirty candidates vying for the Indiana seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Albert B. Anderson
United States District Court
Indianapolis
United States Circuit Court
Senate
Robert €. Baltzell
Gibson County
Anderson
United States District Bench
Baltzell
Circuit Court of Appeals
Francis Er. Baker
Indiana
Guest of Parents Russell Dodson Visits Brown Family
Russell Dodson of New York City is the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown. He returns home from Atlanta where he spent Christmas with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dodson
New York City
J. A. Brown
Atlanta
Entertains At Dinner By Mrs Stewart And Grandmother
Mr and Mrs W H Stewart and children Lucile and Joan of Indianapolis were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs Stewart s grandmother EB Cox in a cordial social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stewart
Lucile and
Joan
Indianapolis
Wec
Schulermen win fast clip 24 to 18 over West Lafayette
Schulermen beat West Lafayette 24 to 18 in a tight defensive game marked by flashy teamwork. Cooper and Mann led with three baskets each as Lebanon pressured the floor, while poor foul shooting after the lead to the end limited scoring opportunities.
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Schulermen
West Lafayette
Lebanon
Cooper
Mann
Cook
Sehai
Ian
Crain
Schaid
Harlan
Schwab
Crai
Wes
Iearty
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Paradise
Manual
Til
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Ees
Devolmen
Hazelrigg Club
Union Week OF Prayer
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Jamison
Wilson
Bohannon
Smith
Harland
Reddig
Crat
O. Crain
Beebe
W. Lafayette
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