Fox Chase 10 Be Staged Saturday Near Thorntown
A fox chase drive is set for Saturday January 10 1925 starting 10 30 a m. from Sugar Creek on the Frank Leonard farm to Parr Ford then to New Salem church and Thorntown with multiple lines and officers appointed. Proceeds from foxes trapped will go to the Thorntown public school charity milk fund after printing costs.
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Thorntown
Allmes
Sugar Creek
Frank Leonard
Parr
Alfred Bowen
Lee Graves
New Salem Church
Prairie Creek
Robert Craig
E. L. Culver
Parr Ford
Graves Farm
Jesse Craig
Barnett Withrow
Chas. Curtis
C. F. Goldsberry
Lee Swakhammer
R. Q O. Lane
Charles F. Jones
Cecil Miller
Clint Strain
Don Layton
Emmet Wingate
Frank Clark
Clarence Roth
Ralph Fall
Lawrence Canine
John Batts
Walter Blubaugh
Lon Robinson
Joe McDonald
Asa Warren
Frank Endres
Omer Beck
Elmer Pollard
Chase Curtis
Alva Merrill
G. Blabaugh
Monroe Castetter
Lee Sanders
Willard Cohee
Okie Proffitt
Shay Ham
Lebanon
New Salem
New Salem Church Line
Bertolitus
L. J. Beck
Peck Devol
Ed Johnson
Jim Reynolds
Earl Cook
C. L. Endicott
Owen Mitchell
Arthur Hamill
Harland Holmes
Ray Randell
Scull Galvin
Harley Clawson
Eimmett Werts
Frank Miller
Ralph Taylor
Joe Lewis
John van Nuys
Clint Taylor
Frank Lawler
Herbert Canine
Oliver Pickering
John Hitch
Charles Wolf
Will McKinsey
Jay Curtis
James Evans
Fred Yaukey
Floyd Woody
Oscar Beesley
Jesse Hill
Ed Fisher
G. D. Ashley
A. C. Spivey
Clark Pauley
Hugh Beesley
Claud Allen
Seigel Spencer
Walter Boyd
J. Emmert
Cliff Good
Cliff Igney
Art Beck
V. Crain
Clifford Maze
John Crawford
Mack Baxter
L Jackson
Clay Sumpter
Darlington
Dover
Colfax
Manson
Stuckey Bridge
Frankfort
Parr Ford Bridge
Mechanicsburg
Pike
Graves
Hazelrigg
Ed van Nuys
Main Street
Fred Yonkey
Milk Fund
Captain Craig
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce Dinner Plans With Retail Hosts
The Lebanon Chamber of Commerce prepares for its annual dinner next Tuesday at Aden Country Club with the Retail Division as hosts. Waldo O. Remy chairs the division event, 180 invitations mailed, and officers will be elected at the meeting. The program committee will soon announce details, with John Huber as secretary handling invites.
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Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Aden Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Waldo O. Remy
John Huber
Isadore Eichman
George Wimborough
Frank B. Wooley
Chamber
Lou Akerman
W. H. Smith
Eugene Pulliam
A. F. Lafland
Fred B.hooton
Charles Forbes
Phil Adler, Jr
Fred Rhodes
Wilbur Moore
Stanley Jones
Herschel Johnson
Earl Allen
Bert Miller
Fred Siess
Mr. Remy
Claude Crooks
Charles Mitchell
Bertha McConnaughy
Kirklin Man Charged With Child Neglect
Walter Weaver of near Kirklin was arrested and jailed in Frankfort by Patrolman Frank Corns at police headquarters. The former wife Nora Clark accuses him of neglect after a child in his custody visited the mother. she filed charges as the parents were divorced and awarded custody.
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Walter Weaver
Kirklin
Frank Corns
Frankfort
Nora Clark
Tourle
Swine Breeders Elect W Moore Indiana Association President
Indianapolis January 6 Ward Moore of Thorntown was elected president of the Indiana Swine Breeders Association to succeed Harry Gooding of Anderson. Arthur Sinox of Indianapolis was named vice president and Levi Moore of Rochester was reelected secretary and treasurer at a meeting held last night.
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Indianapolis
Ward Moore
Thorntown
Indiana Swine Breeders’ Association
Harry Gooding
Anderson
Arthur Sinox
Levi Moore
Rochester
Miss Irene Gullion Returns to Indiana University
Miss Irene Gullion returns to Bloomington to resume studies at Indiana University after spending Christmas holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Henderson.
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Irene Gullion
Bloomington
Indiana University
Wallace Henderson
First Boone tax due by May fourth installment
Tax duplicates for 1924 are in the hands of County Treasurer Paul I Cross for collection in two installments due by May 4 and November 2. The first installment, including road tax, must be paid by May 4 or the full year’s taxes become delinquent with a 10 percent penalty. Full payment in May is allowed. The 1924 tax rates are listed elsewhere in The Reporter. Delinquent taxes may be collected by sale of property if needed.
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Paul I. Cross
Reporter
Cross
Perry H Crane Named Secretary Treasurer of Indiana Farm Bureau
Perry H Crane of Boone county, secretary of the Indiana Farm Bureau, is named secretary treasurer by the board. Lewis Taylor has been ill and W T Martindale of Indianapolis will assume Taylor’s duties as director. W H Settle, president, has gone to Washington for the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations.
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Perry H. Crane
Boone County
Indiana Farm Bureau
Lewis Taylor
W. T. Martindale
Indianapolis
Taylor
W. H. Settle
Washington
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations
Upshaw Denounces Official Drinking Over Scott Divorce
Representative Upshaw of Georgia denounces official drinking in response to revelations tied to the divorce action filed in Alpena Michigan by Representative Scott of Michigan. He urges officials to uphold pledges or resign.
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Upshaw
Washington
Friends of National
Georgia
United Press Today
Scott
Alpena
Mich
Michigan
Herman Wellss Covers Anna Pavy Show at Murat Theatre
Herman Wellss spent last evening in Indianapolis watching Anna Pavy perform at the Murat theatre. The seeable event highlights a prominent Iowa act during a city engagement.
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Herman Wellss
Indianapolis
Anna Pavy
Iowa
Murat Theatre
Vets and Auxiliary install officers in joint ceremony
The Eli Clampitt Camp United Spanish War Veterans and its Auxiliary held a joint officer installation at the G A R hall after separate sessions. Officers were named for both groups with Alfred M. Thomas as Camp Commander and Mrs. A. M. Thomas as Auxiliary President, followed by a social hour and refreshments. Miles Brouhard of Jolietville is mentioned as a survivor, with funeral details given for a First Baptist Church member.
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Eli Clampitt
United Spanish War Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
U. S. W. V. Hall
Alfred M. Thomas
Lawrence Spencer
A. M. Thomas
Nettie Berry
Laura Miller
Fred Spray
Bessie Lame
Isabelle Bennett
Edna Harvey
Laura Dillon
Bertha Stewart
Mary Harres
Kathryn van. Arsdall
Clara Michaels
Miles Brouhard
Jolietville
First Baptist Church
A. E. Cowley
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Bonwell Called By Death in Lebanon
Mrs Lettie A Bonwell died at 2 40 am at her home 715 West North street after an extended illness Born in Boone county May 12 1862 she lived in the county most of her life with brief periods in Indianapolis and Hendricks county Resided in Lebanon for twenty years She married Henry G Bonwell April 6 1881 in the county he died March 28 1922 Surviving children are Roy Elmer of Lebanon and Ada Edith Bonwell of this city A brother Marion Jouhard of Zionville also treasurers the family.
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Lettie A. Bonwell
West North Street
Court Holds Up Lindley Dismissal At KU
Topeka Kans Jan 6 The Kansas Supreme Court granted an order delaying the removal of Kansas University chancellor Dr E H Lindley until it can hear arguments on his temporary injunction request The ouster order was set to take effect at noon after Judge Mean refused a permanent injunction Arguments before the high court were to begin this afternoon Lindley faced dismissal on charges of incompetency by the governor and the state board of administration
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Topeka
Kas
E. H. Lindley
Kansas University
Kansas Supreme Court
Dr. Lindley
Hugh Mean
Lawrence
High Court
State Board of Administration
Jones Team Wins Bowling Contest at Alen Country Club
Winson Jones's team de risively defeated Dr Porter's outfit 1848 to 1607 at the Alen Country Club bowling league. Akerman led a strong second game with 160 while Capt J Jones had 144 and Ritchie 181. Porter countered with 160 and 158 in top scores. Each team now sits at 0.500 after two games with Shumate and Hutelyings teams set to bowl tonight.
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Dr. Porter
Winson
Porter
Jones
Akerman
Capt
J Jones
Ritchie
Rhodes
Hodge
Porter Outfit
Porterites
Eel Miller
Shumate
Hutelyings
Wilbur and Beck Are Candidates for Attorney General
Washington reports Secretary of the Navy Wilburn and Solicitor General Beck emerged as leading candidates for attorney general after Harlan F. Stone was promoted to the Supreme Court. Others named include Charles B. Warren Arthur Prentice Rugg and Frank S. Dietrich. If Stone seats on the court first, Keck would act as attorney general until a permanent appointment is made.
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Washington
Wilburn
Beck
Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court
McKenna
Wilbur
Johial
California Supreme Court
Keck
White House
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Mexico
Arthur Prentice Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Frank S. Dietrich
Idaho
John H. Bartlett
Walter McCamment
Oregon
President Coolidge
Chicago
Stone
Latt
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Benca
Unti
Move to Amend Horse Thief Detective Statute
Indianapolis January 6 officials announce a bill to amend the Indiana Horse Thief Detective Association law. Representatives Duncan and Wright seek to limit membership to real estate owners and require a 1500 bond to curb abuse of police powers and prevent wholesale memberships.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Horse Thief Detective Association
Duncan
Wright
Brazil
Reform or Resign Ultimatum To Pastor Mills
In Chicago Jap 6 Major Thorn ton A Mills pastor of the aristocratic New England Congregational Church faces an ultimatum to reform or resign after a church council meeting agreed to draft the order. Mills, present at the session, asserts he can only act for the good of mankind and may resist narrow confines. Decisive action expected within days.
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Chicago
Thornton A. Mills
New England
Church Council
Mills
E’rele
Pater
Policy of Japan and U S relations in Pacific stance
Tokyo envoy Baron Hayashi states Japan will avoid intruding in China while offering joint aid with the United States and other powers. He warns against military action, predicts a future financial support role, and notes dangers from Soviet influence and Sino foreign treaties. He urges continued U S Japan friendship amid regional tensions.
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London
Japan
China
United States
Haron Hayashi
Fneland
United Press
Baron Hayashi
Tokio
Ee Ae
Sovie
Gore
Hayashi
America
Pacific
American Claims to Be Presented by the Big Three
Paris faces a rush to settle American claims under the Dawes plan with the United States sending its big three ambassadors Kelley Herrick and Col. James A Logan to the allied finance ministers conference. The group aims to press a $609 million total including $250 million for war damages and Rhine occupation costs. Britain resists, Japan agrees in principle, and Churchill seeks private talks as Wied debts loom.
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Paris
Kelley
Herrick
James A. Logan
Thembassy
Rhine
France
Belgium
Italy
United States
Japan
Great Britain
United Press
Col. Logan
Ninston Churchill
Giuinty Pythian to Meet Jan 8 at Zionsville
County meetings of Pythian lodges will be held Thursday night in Zionsville with invitations sent to grand lodge officers. One officer will deliver the principal address. First rank work will be conferred by the Zionsville degree team. Delegations come from Advance Jamestown Lebanon and Thorntown. The final county meeting will be at Thorntown February 9.
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Pythian Lodges
Zionsville
Frank Gregory
Grand Lodge
Advance
Jamestown
Lebanon
Thorntown
Senate Vote on President's Veto of Postal Salary Bill
In Congress today the Senate schedules votes on the President's veto of the postal salary bill while the House considers a deficiency bill and the Navy committee reviews a fee for airplane carriers. Agriculture committee holds a hearing on a sugar claim bill.
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Senate
House
Navy
Agriculture
Committed
Sutphin Perigo Tie The Knot In Quiet Baptist Ceremony
Ira Marvin Sutphin and Esther B Perizo wed this afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the Fivet Baptist church parsonage. Rev E Cowley officiated in the presence of George Wimborough and Ms Cowley. The couple will reside on rural route 2 Lebanon.
Flint Takes Opening Match In Snooker
The snooker tournament opener at the Smoke Horse ended in a 35 all tie between Paul Fletcher and Y W Flint. In the playoff Flint defeated Fletcher 32 to 23. Lovingfoss Jacques match postponed. Thursday night action includes Don Smith versus Mose Dickerson and Hugh Lovingfoss versus Glenn Eaton. Tourney play starts 3:15 with 24 entrants. Lindemood paired with Adney.
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Smoke Horse
Paul Fletcher
Y W. Flint
Flint
Fletcher
Lovingfoss-Jacques
Don Smith
Yes
Mose Dickerson
Hugh Lovingfoss
Glenn Eaton
J. W. Lindemood
E. M. Adney
Big Four Employee Fatally Injured? Not Correct But Injured.
George Clark, a Big Four section hand, is confined at home in Clark's Hill after a rail accident while unloading near Clark's Hill. A broken angle iron shattered. a rail struck his face causing chin cuts, lip injury, and damage to teeth. he received surgical treatment before removal from the scene.
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George Clark
Big Four Railroad
Clark’s Hill
Clark's Hill
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