Report of survey body soon ready for legislature
Indianapolis January 20 The special survey commission report on consolidating state boards and departments to save costs is circulating in the house as lawmakers prepare to motor through bills. Governor Jackson praised the panel, now at printers, while steering committees push for rapid floor action on measures including licensing podiatrists and utilities regulation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
House
Jackson
House of Representatives
Special Committee
Seventy-Fourth General Assembly
Senate
State Board of Medical Examiners
McCray
Holmes
Gary
Commission
Penrod
Loogootee
Duncan
Wrich
Kaba
Lynn
Community Sing and Old Melody Concert Planned
Tri Kappa sorority plans an Old Melodies Concert and formal Community Sing on Lincoln's birthday Thursday February 12 at Central Christian Church. Talent from Indianapolis Franklin Thorntown and Lebanon will perform in colonial costumes with a stage resembling an old fashioned room. Proceeds benefit the sorority local charity and scholarship fund with a 35 cent admission.
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Tri Kappa
Central Christian Church
Indianapolis
Franklin
Thorntown
Lebanon
Returns of A M Lofiand from two week business trip
A M Lofiand has returned to the wheel works after a two weeks stay in New York and Boston where he pursued interests tied to the wheel works.
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New York
A. M. Lofiand
Boston
Wheel Works
Severe Snow Storm Grips New York City
New York faced a harsh snow storm with driving wind and drifting snow. The city’s street cleaning crews struggled to clear drifts while surface lines were delayed and harbor traffic slowed as ships labored through heavy seas.
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New York
Goolidge Joins Hughes In Denial Of Involvement
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge backs Secretary Hughes in denying U S entanglements in the Paris reparations pact. White House spokesmen reject claims of American involvement or gossip about European commitments as the Senate records Hughes views on the agreement.
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Washington
Coolidge
Hughes
United States
White House
America
Senate
Borah
Moose Home 10 Dedication Set for Sunday in Lebanon
Lebanon Lodge No 1269 Loyal Order of Moose will dedicate its new second floor home in the Perkins hotel building on South Lebanon street with a 2 PM program, public inspection 4 to 6 PM, and an 7:30 PM Indianapol is degree team class for fifty candidates. Noted orator Charles Radnor Lutz to speak. hundreds of Moose from across the state expected.
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Lebanon
Loyal Order of Moose
South Lebanon Street
Charles Radnor Lutz
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Lafayette
A. W. Pool
Lebanon Order of Moose
Perkins Hotel
Rex
Ode” Roott
Charles
Francis Long
Claud Cooper
Robert Anderson
A. W
Flood Situation Grows More Menacing Across South
Flooding worsened across the deep south with rivers rising and towns inundated. More than twenty villages submerged, dozens of homes swept away, and hundreds of refugees sheltered in cities like Montgomery and West Point. Trains and highways disrupted as Florida bound travelers stranded. Authorities report multiple drownings and widespread property damage.
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Atlanta
South
Lower
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
North Carolina
Montezuma
West Point
Sandersville
Hutchings Shine In Waning Alen Club Bowling Night
Hutchings Hustlers defeated Dr. Garrison’s quintette 1967 to 1745 in the Alen Country Club League as Lyle Holloman W. J. DeVol and Hutchings led the scoring. Hutchings moved to 500 percent while Garrison’s eight-team standings slipped toward the bottom. next contest is Wednesday with Porter and Shelby.
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Ray Hutchings
Dr. Garrison
Hutchings
Hustlers
Holloman
Lyle
W. J. DeVol
Mr. DeVol
George Wimborough
Alva Martin
Garrisons
Byron Jones
Capt. Garrison
Fred Siess
Grover Shelby
Hardy Lamb
Porter
Shelby
Perkins and Cox win snooker matches at Smoke House
In the Smoke House snooker tournament Pete Perkins beat Kenneth Burgin 41 to 14 while Walter Cox scored 21 against Cecil Campbell who had six in the hole at the finish Walter Lindamood holds both the high count and high run of the tourney with a high Janet of 52 points and a high run to date Wednesday’s matches set Baber against Gardner and Shelly against Page
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Smoke House
Pete Perkins
Kenneth Burgin
Walter Cox
Cecil Campbell
Frank Baber
Gerald Gardner
Grover Shely
Ora
Page
Walter Lindamood
Janet
Senate Panels Open Busy Week in Washington
In Congress Today the Senate debates Isles of Pines treaty and Warren nomination. Couzens probes prohibition unit as committee press continues. Waterways weighs gulf lake route. Appropriations reviews legislative supply. Interstate Commerce eyes long and short haul. Military affairs drafts aeronautics bureau. Foreign affairs considers ten thousand dollars for internal women’s council. Immigration reviews Johnson deportation bill. Indian estate investigation proceeds.
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Senate
Judiciary
Warren
Couzens Committee
Waterways Committee
Oetc
K‘appropriations
Interstate Commerce Committee
Military Affairs Committee
Bureau of Aeronautics
Foreign Affairs Committee
Internal Women’s Council
Immigration Committee
Johnson
Edwards named in Jersey City liquor deal trial
Senator Edward I Edwards faces accusation of receiving 3800 dollars for 100 cases of Scotch whisky in a Weehawken rum running trial. Prohibition agent Lionel Wilson testified Edwards met Griffin and received funds at Edwards Caldwell home and later at his bank. Edwards calls the testimony a political frame up and attacks prohibition.
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Jersey City
N. J
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Lionel Wilson
Streasury Department
Edwards
Wilson
Weehawken
William Griffin
Senator Edwards
Caldwell
Charles Herbert
Herbert
Washington
Edward S. Edwards
United Press
Aiwanians Name 1925 Committees
The Lebanon Kiwanis Club completed its 1925 committee list naming thirteen groups. Attendees include Harry Kinnaman and L. O. Slagle for Attendance, John S. Hussey for Kiwanis Education, Arthur J. Cowley for Reception and Social, and Bryan Edwards for Inter-Club Relations. Other committees cover Public Affairs, Music, Program, Membership and Classification, Finance, Laws and Regulations, House and Arrangements, Agriculture, and Publicity and Grievance with respective members listed.
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Lebanon Kiwanis Club
Harry Kinnaman
L. O. Slagle
James A. Hogshire
Roscoe Iacobelli
Kiwanis
John S. Hussey
Roy W. Adney
L. W. Kirtley
Arthur J. Cowley
Fred Donaldson
Pete Mumna
D. 8S. Whitaker
Dale FE. Shafer
Briant Edwards
Roy Swank
Earl Campbell
Ernest Lyle
Stanley Jones
James Jameson
Hardy Lamb
W. J. de Vol
Herman Schuler
Wm. H. Spieth
W. L. Tatlock
E. C. Gullion
Geo. Wimborough
Edgar Adams
Chas
Canning Plant Plans Chili and Catsup Shift in Lebanon
K H Sanders takes over Ladoga Canning in Lebanon and announces a move to a chili and catsup factory with no tomatoes or sweet corn packed this year. The plan targets about 1000 acres of tomatoes nearby, aims to employ 150 to 200 workers during peak season plus a weekly payroll near $2,000, and includes remodeling and new equipment. Invitations have been sent to 1500 local farmers for a Thursday evening gathering at the plant to discuss needs and acreage.
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Ladoga Canning Company
K. H. Sanders
Tecumseh-Plainville Packing Company
Vincennes
Boone County
Sanders
Lebanon
Indiana Circle Triangle Club Meeting in Lebanon
The Boys and Girls Triangle Clubs and the Young Ladies Mission Circle of the Central Christian Church will host the Indiana State Circle and Triangle Club gathering in Lebanon Friday through Sunday January 28 24 25. About two hundred youths expected with 147 already registered. aims to promote church missionary work amongYoung People. Leaders include Mrs Ansie Ashley Mrs Prichard Buchan Miss Rose T Armbruster and others from Indiana and Japan. The program features devotions, talks, discussions, and a model executive meeting at Seventh Church Indianapolis with a dinner and church service to follow.
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Young Ladies’ Mission Circle
Central Christaan Church
Indiana State Circle
Triangle Club
Lebanon
Calle of Missions
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Ular
Young Pee
Ansie Ashley
Prichard Buchan
Ethany
Idel
Laporte
State Triangle
Pearcy
Indiana State Misery Societies
Greistchester
Indiana State Missionaryies
Rose T. Armbi
Japan
Greist
Margaret Spray
Anna Clarke
China
Arm
Boone Bank Wins Bid to Handle State Funds
Boone County State Bank will be a state depository for two more years after being named by the state auditor. The bank has served in this role for six years, through competitive bidding every two years. Regular checking earns 2 percent, time certificates 3 percent. The finance board comprises the Governor, the auditor of state, and the secretary of state.
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Boone County State Bank
Finance Board
Troop One Scouts to Organize Wednesday Night
Scoutmaster Al Wiley plans to reorganize Troop One Lebanon Boy Scouts at a Wednesday night meeting. The regular meeting moved due to other activities. Patrol Leader Eugene Bales leads the session as vacancies are filled by interested boys based on age and qualifications.
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al Wiley
Lebanon
Lee Taylor Rolls 212 Pins In Big Bowling Run
Lee Taylor broke his streak Sunday evening with a 212 score in five games, upping his average to 187. The record sheet he taped to Ray Hutchings door serves as motivation, echoing a playful note about keeping focus and doing his best.
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Lee Taylor
Lee
Ray Hutchings
Pneumonia Fatal To Mrs James Remley
Mrs. James Remley, 79, died at home in Darling ton on Sunday from pneumonia. Funeral services are set for 1:30 PM Wednesday at the home with Rev. Hatton officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Her husband died about twelve years ago. Surviving children include John, Frank, and others resident in the area.
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James Remley
Darlington
cXlor
Hatton
Oak Hill
John
Frank Wineville
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J. B. Pearcy
Univter Christian Missionary Society
Anna’ Ee
Rose T. Armbruster
F. R. Liddell
College of Missions Quartet
Eos
Boone Bank
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