Plans for Dairy Show Explained to Lebanon Rotary
W H Hill, general agricultural agent for the New York Central, outlined a dairy show to attract farmers from four or five counties to Lebanon on June 24. The event, run by the railroad with Purdue University and local groups, would showcase the dairy train and promote Boone county as a leading Central West dairying area with emphasized use of purebred sires and cooperative marketing.
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Lebanon
Hill
Boone County
Central West
Indiana
Wisconsin
America
New York
Boone County Calf Club Formed By Local Dairymen
Boone County Guernsey Breeders announce plans for a 75 to 80 member Calf Club for youths ages nine to twenty. Lawrence Wright of Indiana Condensed Milk Company to organize and supply pure bred calves, with support from Lebanon Chamber of Commerce and local clubs. Calves drawn during the National Dairy Chautauqua in June.
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Boone County Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Boone County
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Wright
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Wright
Sheridan
S. C. Nelson
Boone County Breeders’ Association
State Guernsey Association
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Lebanon Rotar Club
Lebanon Kiwanis Club
Lebanon
Calf Club Association
Guernsey
Legislature Adjourns For Weekend Rest In Indiana
Indiana lawmakers headed home for a weekend rest after a week of work under Lieutenant Governor Van Orman and Speaker Leslie. Both chambers held brief Friday sessions while leaders urged continued work and set plans to resume next week.
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Indianapolis
State Capitol
van Orman
Leslie
County Clinic Planned In Fight On Tuberculosis
Boone County Tuberculosis Association directors plan a Tuesday meeting at the Red Cross room in the courthouse for its annual business session and officer election. The group reports strong finances from the Seal Sale drive near $500 raised countywide, with Lebanon schools contributing notably. A county-wide clinic is proposed with 30 to 40 patients to be examined, aided by local physicians and the Indiana Tuberculosis Association executive secretary Dr. Murray Auerbach. Red Cross secretary Mrs. Daisy Riley has led TB work alongside the association this year.
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Indiana
Boone County
Hill
U. S
Cleveland
Will
Lebanon
Declane Hill
Boone County Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Court House
Mumma
Thorntown
Mum 4A
Murray A. Auerbach
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Socal
Bsone County
American Red Cross
Daisy Riley
Red.Cross
Fred Donaldson
John S. Hussey
BE. O Rogers
Charles Forbes
Thorntown Falls Hard to Crawfordsville in Lopsided 57–23 Loss
Crawfordsville dominated Thorntown 57 to 23 at Crawfordsville, leading 80 to 11 after the first period. Peacock scored 11 field goals to top the Crawfordsville team, while Thorntown’s scoring was scattered amid a loose game. In a separate finish, Jamestown defeated Whitestown 81 to 18, building a 21–point halftime lead and widening in the final period.
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Crawfordsville
Thorntown
Peacock
Jamestown
Whitestown
Gardner and Carr win at snooker tourney
In the Pastime snooker tournament last night Paul Carr defeated Ed Whitlow 34 to 81 and Merrill Gardner beat Ray Harlan 29 to 4 Carr had a high run of 12 and Gardner 8 Match play resumes next Tuesday with Vasco Dodson vs Roy Martin and Nelson Sweets vs Gerald Gardner.
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Paul Carr
Ed Whitlow
Merrill Gardner
Ray Harlan
Carr
Gardner
Vasco Dodson
Roy Martin
Nelson Sweets
Gerald Gardner
Forbes Prepares 10 Take Appeal in Federal Trial
In Chicago on January 31, Vol Charles Forbes former Veterans Bureau head and John W Thompson of St. Louis were found guilty by a federal jury of conspiracy to defraud the government in bureau hospitalization contracts. Appeals hearings set for Wednesday, with possible Supreme Court review if denied.
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Chicago
Vol
Charles
R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Bureau
United States Supreme Court
Forbes
Thompson
Carpenter
P Snr
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Elwood Godman
Greece Severs Ties With Turkey Over Patriarch Expulsion
Athens shocks nation as Greece ends diplomatic relations with Turkey after the Angora government expelled the Ecumenical Patriarch, ending centuries of Orthodox leadership in Constantinople. Indignation runs high in Parliament with protests and calls for firm action.
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Turkey
League of Nations
United States
Greece
Constantin- Opte
Athens
Angora
Constantinople
Députica
Milton H Mills Dies at Age of 73 in California
Milton Henry Mills a former Thorntown resident died January 5 in Woodlake California at age 78 He was born January 20 1851 near Thorntown and educated at a Friends church school He taught in rural schools and studied at Earlham College before moving to California He married Hannah Marie Mills in 1875 and Olive Hare in 1895 They had six children three survived Gertrude died in 1914 He was known for pioneering spirit and active church work until his death from complications in Whittier California
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Thorntown
Milton Henry Mills
Woodlake
California
Mills
Horntown
Sugar Fiain
Friends Church
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Vendell
Ethel
Lorena
Vasco
Gertrude
Adrian
Milleried
Olive Hare
Tennessee
Orth Carolina
Texas
Florida
Ocea ‘Ou Enterprise Grocery
Whittier
W. W. Mills
Idle
F Coombs and Fred Donaldson Guests of Indian Wolis
F Coombs and Fred Donaldson will be guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson in Indian wolis.
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F. Coombs
Fred Donaldson
John Donaldson
Funeral for Mrs James B Comley in Frankfort Sunday
Mrs Amanda Jane Comley wife of James B Comley died at 2 10 pm yesterday at their Frankfort home after a long illness neuritis. Born July 28 1854 in Clearfield Pennsylvania she lived in Wisconsin briefly before moving to Frankfort in 1869. She and James B Comley married December 10 1878 and ran an undertaking business after his brother William died. Survived by husband daughter Miss Jannie Comley son Harry Comley two brothers Gilbert and Vetoes McMasters. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the family home conducted by Rev J J Wilson with burial at Bunnell cemetery.
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James B. Comley
Columbia and
Walnut Streets
Frankfort
Amanda Jane Comley
Robert
Mariah McMasters
Clearfield
County
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
McMasters
Presbyterian Bible Class Organized At Church
The Young Men’s Bible Class at the Presbyterian church organized last night and adopted the name Sentinel. Officers elected include Noble Beck as President and Fred Duff as Vice President, with Charles Butner secretary and Donald Endicott treasurer. A social hour with music and games followed the talks by the teacher and the Rev Lamb.
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Young Men’s Bible
The
Presbyterian Church
Omer Beck
Sentinel
Noble Beck
Fred Duff
Charles Butner
Donald Endicott
Lamb
Bowser Opens Reliable Auto Paint Shop in Lebanon
W. W. Bowser, long established in Lebanon, opens the Reliable Auto Paint Shop at 421 South Lebanon street over McClain's garage. The new shop features a lacquer finish and a day light dust proof finishing room with upgraded equipment.
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W.W. Bowser
Lebanon
Reliable Auto Paint Shop
South
Lebanon Street
McClain
Farmers State Bank Named State Depository
The Farmers State Bank of Lebanon has been designated a depository for state funds by the auditor of state. It becomes the third Lebanon bank chosen by the state board of finance to handle state money.
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Farmers State Bank of Lebanon
Lebanon Battery Ties For First In State Guards
Battery C led by Captain Claude R Crooks earns top ranking after inspection by United States Regular Army officers Colonel Lindoff and Master Sergeant Harry Schultz. The Lebanon Battery also to encamp at Camp Knox Kentucky August 2 to 15 with full equipment and horses. Three officers and seventy four guards serve, led by Fred Donaldson and Herman Schuler. The 189th Field Artillery Band may march with the unit to the encampment.
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Claude R. Crooks
189Th Field Artillery
Lebanon
United States Regular Army
Lindoff
Ordnance Department
Harry Schultz
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Ttery E
Mount Vernon
Ofciungs
Crooks
139Th Field Artilery
Indiana National Guard
Arthur Cline
Crocks
Fred Donaldson
Herman Schuler
James Hoy
139Th
Ten Die In South Side Apartment Fire In Chicago
A Chicago fire gutted an 86 unit apartment building on the South Side today, with ten believed dead. Firemen recovered four bodies and suspect six others are still inside as flames hinder search efforts. A third floor rescue at 4 am saved a woman, while two telephone operators and local students aided several others. The cause is linked to an overheated boiler. the building remains a charred ruin.
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Chicago
Anthony Harding
Doris
Koretta Brayer
Miss Brayer
Horace McLeeen
Bulla
Oine
Steven
Mrs. Cotten
Beth
Bondi Rom
Rose Baker
Margaret Lodlis
DelPim
Enn
Universil Chicago
Gasoline prices rise again in Lebanon amid three-day jump
Gasoline prices in Lebanon increased by one cent per gallon as local service stations received orders overnight. This marks the third rise in eight days after late Friday and Monday advances. New price schedules, expected to spread nationwide tomorrow, are reported by New York and New Jersey companies and Humble Oil and Refining Company in New York.
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Lebanon
Ted
Poe
New York
New Jersey
Seven More Deaths From New York Storm
New York reports seven more storm deaths across the state in the last 24 hours. A man froze to death and a two year old child died from exposure at East Syracuse. East Poestenkill and Cagenia reported one death each. Two men were killed near Saratoga Springs when a locomotive was wrecked by the storm.
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New York
Syracuse
East Poestenkill
Cagenavia
Saratoga Springs
Cold wave to arrive Sunday with low around 12
A new cold wave is forecast to reach the area Sunday with temperatures dropping to about 12 degrees. The wintry spell is expected to bring brisk winds and below freezing conditions through the night and into Monday.
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Aceo
Mr and Mrs Edmund Laem Frankfort welcome bonny born
Mr and Mrs Edmund Laem of Frankfort announce the birth of a son at Wil Hospital. The newborn’s arrival adds joy to the family, with relatives expected to visit in the coming days.
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Edmund Laem
Frankfort
Bennie Hound
Wil Hospital
Mr and Mrs Oke P Thursday evening event
A fragment notes a social occasion involving Mr and Mrs Oke P on a Thursday evening. Details are unclear but the item appears in a local notices context.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Oke
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