WTINEE CLUB PLANS A FINE RACING CARD FOR NEXT FRIDAY
WTINEE CLUB announces a card at the fair grounds next Friday beginning 1 20 p m with free admission for a matinee racing event. The program includes seven events with pacing and trotting heats, a mile running race, and special car service from 12 30 to accommodate attendees. Notable entries include Gott-Eit owned by Etter, and the lineup lists George Hog h Ware Woodson W. Kerts Sorrel horse and other entries. The event features Rushton Lafollette and a roster of members from the following racing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matinee Racing Club
Rushton Lafollette
Gott
Wit
R.N. Etter
Gott-Eit
Monticello
Lebaple
Dispute J
A Lena McKingie
A. FE
Rushton Lafollette and Latinee Racing Club
William Jr
Guy F. Davis
A. F. W._H. Gott
Lan Tomlinson
L. Spahr
Jos
Miller
Beck
Fred Pain
F. Asbury Finch
Bari
Davis Bros
F. Cox
Sher Iwards
George Hogshire
A. A. White
Rushton LaiVirgil Buntin
Carl Davis
Moore to be recomitted to insane asylum
George Homer Moore, once an inmate at the Central Insane Asylum from 1904 to December 12 1967, is to be recommitted. He has been noisy and unruly toward attendants and staff, with disruptive behavior affecting the asylum environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Moore
George Homer Moore
Asy- P
Week of Social Activities Around L Club Party
A summary of social events hosted by Misses Nora Halfman and Geraldine Earhart at Henry Street with band concert, a Beck's Grove outing, and multiple at home and porch parties. Out-of-town guests included Misses Martha Walker, Helen Pearson, Lola Frakes, Elisie Walkup, Opal Davis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Halfman
Geraldine Earhart
Henry Street
Beck's Grove
Anna Gilmore
Roze Moore
North Lebanon Street
Helen Palmer
Noblesville
Lavona Beck
Cora Matthews
Nellie Richey
Helen Ritchie
West North Street
Gene Phillips
Nobleyville
Marthena Walker
Greenfield
Helen Pearson
Sheridan
Edith Shelby
Lola Frakes
Crawfordsville
Opal Davis
Elisie Walkup
Gott-Ett 15 Entered in Seven Stake Races
Grey gelding Gott-Ett owned by W H Gott and N Etter enters seven stake races Aug 15-21 at Monticello Aug 21 $500 Paris Sept 14 $1,000 Charleston Aug 20-29 $1,000 Indianapolis Sept 7-11 $2,000 Marion Sept 22-25 $500 Lima Oct 6-9 $1,000 He runs in 2:25 pacing at all sites except Ft Wayne Sept 15-19 in 2:24 pace Watch by Lebanon residents for his season debut and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gott-Ett
W. H. Gott
N. Etter
Fair Grounds
Monticello
Charleston
Paris
Ill
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Marion
Lima
Wayne
Lebanon
Will of Joseph Fleming Admitted to Probate
The last will of the late Joseph F Fleming has been probated naming son Everett and daughters Ethel and Marie Fleming each to receive 1000 dollars. Wife Maggie Fleming is bequeathed all personal property and real estate in fee simple with conditions including selling the home farm to pay the legacies and buying an eighty acre farm, with remaining assets to her. Will dated January 41, 1908 witnessed by Harnest R Beck and Charles D Orear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Fleming
Everett, Fleming
Ethel Fleming
Marie Fleming
Maggie Fleming
Harnest R. Beck
Charles. D . Orear
Agreement for a Clean Campaign in Boone County
A detailed pact among Democratic and Republican leaders in Boone County Indiana sets drastic measures to curb vote buying and coercion for the November 3 1968 election. It requires signatures from party executives precinct committeemen and candidates and bans promises money or goods to sway voters. Violations trigger removal from the ticket and civil penalties funded by a local league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie
Great Good Citizens’ League of and
Boone County
Indiana
Atward
Congregationa
We Ee
Death notices of three local residents in Marion and Lebanon
Frances Elizabeth Shoemaker of Union township died at home after two years illness. She leaves children, siblings, and two marriages noted. funeral at Mt Run Baptist church with burial at Mrs Raw cemetery. Angeline A. Davis of Marion township died after eight months illness, born in Boone County in 1887, survived by a child and siblings. funeral at Rosston church. George W. Gobble, Civil War veteran of the 11th Indiana Cavalry, died at noon near Lebanon. funeral set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Elizabeth Shoemaker
Marion County
Union Township
Shoemaker
Henry Turpin
Isaac Shoemaker
Jessie Belle Peters
Izora Leep
George Wallace
Kittie May West
Martha Elizabeth Clark
Virginia Woodruff
Martha Easterly
Mts. Run Baptist Church
Mts. Run Church
Erastus Williams
Mis. Raw Cemetery
Angeline A. Davis
Marion Township
Boone County
Dee
John €. Davis
Viola M. Shelburn
O. W
F.C
R. R. Phillips
Minerva Beck
Alice Hawkins
Lou Beck
Lou Beck. Mrs. Davis’ Was A Member of the” Methodist Church At Lane's Chapel
Rosston
Mr. Calton
George W. Gobble
11Th Indiana Cavalry
Lebanon
C. A. Brown
Hutton-Balley Stock Co Opens Week at Airdome
The Hutton-Balley Stock Co opened a week at the Airdome Theatre after a successful Crawfordsville run. The company delivered a strong performance of The Little Princess with commendable acting by Bernice as Virgie. Tonight’s program features The Gambler's Sweetheart with high class act interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton-Balley Stock Co
Airdome
Airdome Theatre
Crawfordsville
Bernice
Virgie
City Council Notes Minor Matters Quietly Handled
The Crawfordsville city council met with full membership and deferred several issues. Wysong and Campbell urged North Meridian water line work for later review, Hooton sought sidewalk realignment and a sewer for the new high school, and Crawfordsville fire chief’s request to attend a national fire meeting was referred with expenses covered. A transfer of 850 from street bond penalties to the general fund was approved under suspension. The street commissioner was ordered to build a boulder wall at Cedar Hill cemetery. Permits issued for home additions and repairs, bids on street work accepted, and numerous small claims and routine expenses approved for city services and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Adolphus Wysong
Bart Campbell
Meridian Street
W. T. Hooton
Mr. Hooton
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Colunitas
Ash Streets
Watts
North West Street
AD Brenton
George T. Miller
South Street
Brick Street
Connellman Hratton
W. T. Hooton & Son
Mdse
Halfman
Express
Roe Partner
Labor Water Works
Fred Wild
Sane
George Schulemire
Same
Wm. H. Kirk
S.S. Heath
Stampa
Big Four
Freight Central
Indiana
D.C. Havens
Hudleson & Pavey
John Byronds
Jas
W. Smith
Harry Byronds
Ollie Smith
Ellis Crane
Ed Kirkham
Stret Teaming
G. Cory
Wilcox Bros
Davis Bros
F. Norton
Brooms
American Trust Co
Descen Oe Public Library Board
Lewis Wicker
Ius Anderson Coupling
Fire Supply C
Walter M. Cory
G. A. Schultz
Death of Geneva McLain One-Year-Old of Advance
Geneva McLain the one year eight months and twenty seven days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Pierce McLain of Advance died yesterday morning at half past two. The funeral was held this morning at the Christian church in Advance with Rev CA Brown officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Pierce McLain
Advance
Geneva McLain
Christian Church
CA. Brown
Charg
Skelton Benefit Fund Nearing a Close
Miss Lydia Bell chairs the committee raising the Skelton benefit fund for Frances Skelton. She reports progress toward a $200 goal with daily contributions, noting hospital and living expenses while Miss Skelton cannot work. The book remains open at the inn a few days longer for late donations from Lebanon residents and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia. Bell
Frances Skelton
Miss Skelton
Lebanon
Adney Becomes Sole Owner Of East Side Furniture Store
William C. Rigsby sells his stake to Earl Adney and retires to Texas to help manage his father George W. Rigsby’s plantation during cotton season, with no intention of making Texas a permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Adney
East Side
William C. Rigsby
Mr. Adney
Rigsby
Texas
George W. Rigsby
Miss Edna Hockstedler Honored at Breakfast
Mrs. Ben F. McKey entertained about ten guests at an 11 o'clock breakfast at her East South street home in honor of Miss Edna Hockstedler who will teach in the Lebanon City Schools next year. Guests included Miss Hockatecher Hannah Bell Lydia Bell Bernina Smith Rath Campbell Helen Caldwell Gertrude Avery Mrs Chester Darnall and Miss Rose Sime. Decorations featured a single fine theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
BF. McKey
Edna Hockstedler
Ben F. McKey
East South Street
Lebanon
Misa Hockatecher
Hannah
Lydia Bell
Bernina Smith
Misaes Rath
Beulah Campbell
Mine Helen Caldwell
Gertrude Avery
Chester
Minor Court Arrest For Paternity Charged Man
Clarence EB Bales was arrested last night on a paternity charge in Squire Perrill's court by Nelle B Smith daughter of Sherman Smith. He posted bond of 200 dollars for appearance in the justice's court next Thursday. Mise Heron Williams of Chicago is visiting Miss Whea Stranwyer and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence EB. Bales
Squire Perrill
Nelle B. Smith
Sherman Smith
Justice's Court
Mise Heron Williams
Chicago
Whea Stranwyer
Sailor Leslie Means Home On Ten Days Furlough
Leslie Means of the Battleship North Carolina is home on a ten days furlough and expresses great pleasure at being back with his family. He serves as a crew member on the battleship and plans to return to duty soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Means
North Carolina
Leslie As
United States Navy
Tiny Dite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wtinee Club
Pace
Arthur Beck
J. BE. Lovingfoss
Layton
Edwards
M. Davis
Harry Normare
Brown
J. Wood
Ler
Floyd Solomon
Fleetta
A. D. Goodwin
Harry F. ‘Hiatt
Bay Horse
Joseph Fleming
Mrs. Frances Shoemaker
George Gobble
Ilness
City Dads
Skelton Benefit Fund O
Miss Lydia
Bell
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