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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1925

Page

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Athenian Comeback Keeps Lebanon in Close Game

Crawfordsville high school faced Lebanon in a fast paced basketball clash that stayed tight into overtime. Crawfordsville led 17-9 at half, but Lebanon tied it 23-23 by the end of regulation. Bell scored a late field goal in overtime to give the visitors a 25-24 victory.

Crawfordsville High School Lebanon Crawfordsville Invaders Schaid Bohannon Havens Cummings Harrison Reichard Peacock Bell Harrigan Harlan Smith Reichards Martin Cramartin

Mary Branson Named President Of Pan Hellenic

Members of Boone county national sororities met in the public library to organize a county Pan-Hellenic Association linked to the state group. Officers include President Mary Branson and Vice President Mrs Ian Black. a luncheon first meeting set for Saturday January 31.

Delta Delta Delta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha Chi Pi Beta Phi Chi Omega Mary Branson Chiego Ian Black Zoe Stevens George Palmer Alma Abbitt Cleo Frazier Indianapolis Pan-Hellenic Association Miss Frazier Haseen Boone County National Pan-Hellenic Congress

Auto Collision Suit Is Venued To Boone

Otto Eggert of Indianapolis files a suit from Marion superior court to Boone circuit court seeking 161.10 damages after a February 16, 1923 collision on the Speed Way road. Eggert claims a Rosner Transfer & Storage Co. truck driver, intoxicated, collided with his car, causing substantial damage. Represented by Litte Arnold & Little of Indianapolis.

Otto Eggert Indianapolis Marion Superior Court Boone Morris C. Rosner Rosner Eggert Litte, Arnold & Little

Finn Runner Breaks Own World Record at Madison Square

Paavo Nurmi, hailed as the world’s greatest runner, clocked 7 minutes 55 2-5 seconds for one and three quarter miles indoors at Madison Square Garden, shaving off a fifth of a second from his record. Jose Ray finished far behind as Nurmi ran against time and prepared to sail back to New York for more attempts.

Chicago Paavo Nurmi Finn New York Madison Square Garden Nurmi Jose Ray Speed Marvel Ray

Elected officers named at Farmers Breeders meeting

0. Nelson of Lebanon was elected secretary treasurer of the Guernsey Breeder Association at Lafayette session tied to Purdue agricultural events. George of Leh was elected a member of the board of directors of the association.

Nelson Lebanon Guernsey Breeder'’ Association Lafayette Purdue Uemeeney George Leh Wade of Directors

Use Dividends Not Panopal Lebe r Urges

Richard Lieber head of the Indiana Department of Conservation urged Hoosiers to use the dividends of natural resources without cutting into the principal. He traced Indiana’s historic forests, park system, and conservation efforts, noting 76,000 Turkey Run visitors last year and detailing department gains in inventory, saved coal, honey production, and state parks.

Richard Lieber Indiana State Department of Conservation Lebanon Indiana Lieber Samuel Ralston Prema Department of Conservation Turkey Run Conservation Department United States Henry Ulen

Mrs Barbara Sternberger Visits Indianapolis Family

Mrs Barbara Sternberger of Indianapolis has come to spend several days in the home of her daughter Mrs Mark Adler while awaiting Mr and Mrs Adler's trip to New York City.

Barbara Sternberger Indianapolis Mark Adler Mrs. Adler New York City

Barker to Leave Thorntown for Indianapolis Office Move

Elbert J. Barker, elected secretary treasurer of the Indiana Board of Agriculture, will relocate his family from Thorntown to Indianapolis to be near the board’s state house. Margaret Barker to transfer to Shortridge High School. An editorial in The Chester White Journal lauds Barker as National Swine Growers Association president and a leading Indiana farmer, praising his leadership, integrity, and service.

Elbert J. Barker Indiana’ Board of Agriculture State House Thorntown Indianapolis Margaret Barker Shortridge High School Chester White Journal Barker Boone County R. J. Barker Indiana National Swine Growers Association Chicago fAdel Sherman American Association Indiana Board of Agriculture Commu

Tomato crop trucking station eyed for Thorntown

The Canning Company of Lebanon seeks to establish a Thorntown trucking station to handle a tomato crop. It notes Boone County soil and Thorntown area as ideal for growing high quality tomatoes, aiming to contract enough acreage to justify the project.

the. Sadogs. Canning Company Lebanon Thorntown Boone County United States

Man Arrested in $500 Hides Theft Case at Jaques Co

John Smith of Kokomo was arrested at Thorntown after an attempted theft of hides valued at $500 from E R Jaques Co. The loot recovered. Smith faced charges for driving without title. bond and further hearing in Lebanon planned as a second man escaped toward Frankfort with a fur coat.

John Smith Wabash Street Kokomo Thorntown R. Jaques Co E. R. Morrison Jaques Donald Jaques Budd Coffman Ford Justice’s Court Smith Lebanon Frankfort

Dinner Hosts Include Rice Family Guests

Mr and Mrs W P Rice hosted a noon dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Ivan Elsworth from Georgetown Illinois and Mrs Harold Cross and daughter Joan. The Elsworths plan to travel to Indianapolis this evening with Mrs Myrtle Jones and daughter Juanita to stay over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Leeke.

W. P. Rice Ivan Elsworth Georgetown Ill Harold Cross Joan

Woman sues Reliable Furniture for 25000 damages

In Marion superior court Lilian Thomas sues Reliable Furniture and Carpet Co at 32 36 South Illinois street Indianapolis for 25000 alleging malice and false prosecution on Aug 22 1923 via agent Harry Sussman. She claims arrest and six hours imprisonment in city jail damaged her reputation and mind while company held title to purchased bed porch swing mattress and bed spring. Justice of peace Glass acquitted after change of venue to W A Conner. Beckett & Beckett rep plaintiff Bamberger & Feibleman defendant.

Marion Superior Court Lilian Thomas Reliable Furniture and Carpet Company South Illinois Street Indianapolis Harry Sussman Walter Glass Center Marion County Glass Justice of Peace Court W. A. Conner Delaware Street Beckett & Beckett Bamberberger & Feibleman

Mrs Mary E Keller Dies Near Crawfordsville

Mrs Mary E Keller aged 53 died at her home southwest of Crawfordsville after a two day illness. She was the sister of Edward Lewellen and step-sister of Mrs Janet Foster. Wife of George W Keller she leaves three children. Funeral was held this afternoon.

Mary E. Keller Edward Lewellen Janet Foster Crawfordsville George W. Keller

Ruth Bible Class Enjoys A Program

The Ruth Bible class met Friday afternoon at East Superior street with Mrs Ed Whitlow hosting. Members attended well and heard a Bible review by president Mrs Ed Stephenson followed by prayers. Mrs Jamison presided at the piano as readings and songs by various members concluded the program with a refreshment hour reading by Miss Jeanette Smith.

Ruth Bible Ed Whitlow East Superior Street Ed Stephenson Merriman

Local County Institute Opens With About 190 Teachers

The county institute began the day with around 190 teachers enrolled. Addresses by Rev A E Cowley Dr L J Rettger and Dr Wm P Dearing opened sessions. Songs were sung by second graders under Miss Isa Pollard. The program includes two afternoon addresses and officers election.

County Institute A. E. Cowley L. J. Rettger Wm. P. Dearing Garden First Baptist Church Lebanon Cowley Rettger Indiana State Normal Derring Oakland College Isa Pollard

Indiana Methodist Children's Home to add three buildings

The Indiana Methodist Children's Home plans three new structures this year costing about 125000. A boys dormitory, a girls dormitory, and an administration building will each house 35 children. The project aims for simultaneous construction, with occupancy expected next year and a temporary superintendent's residence to be replaced.

Indiana Methodist Children’s Home Yest McQuire Shook Camp Street Dr. J. & Stout Dr. Stout Lebanon Pla

Colored man nearly frozen by train ride

A man of color rode outside a fast passenger train and was detained in Sheridan jail after being removed by crew. He was found in a pitiable, freezing condition, hands frostbitten, and given medical aid as authorities prepared to investigate his identity.

Sheridan

Bashful Mr Bob to be staged at Hazelrigg Club

A three act comedy titled Bashful Mr Bob will be presented at Hazelrigg Community Club next Wednesday evening starting at 3 o'clock. The show features young players from Medist and Christians Mechanicsburg with Katherine Henderson and Gene Graham in the cast.

Bob Hazelrigeg Medist Christianes Mechanicsburg Katherine Henderson Gene Graham

Harold Cross Visiting With 4c Cross and Daughter Joan

Harold Cross of Chicago is spending the weekend with the family known as 4c Cross and his daughter Joan. The gathering includes relatives and holiday visits.

Harold Cross Chicago 4C Cross Joan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pan-Hellenic Finn Runner Farmers’ Meeting Rotary Club Chas. G. Sayers W. P. Dearing Oakland City College John Hussey George Wimborough J. W. Curry Sayers Arop Radio Ruth Bible Class Institute Rettger and Dearing Carolina Page Taree Hazelrigg Club
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