Doctor J W Hadley Jumped From Hotel Window
Indianapolis June 1 Dr F W Hadley 49 prominent Frankfort Indiana physician was killed instantly when he leaped from the seventh floor of the Hotel Milward breaking every bone in his body He was in Indianapolis for dental treatment and his wife was in an adjoining room Mrs Hadley said he had been nervous and worried over health since influenza and dental abscesses The body was taken to Frankfort for burial after coroner’s inquest scheduling.
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Indianapolis
F., W. Hadley
Frankfort
Milward
Hadley
Mayo Sanatorium
Rochester
Minn
Forium
du Dianmapolis
Carl Lucas
Humne-Mansur Building
Hadley Satate
Dr. Hadley
Hendricks County
Presbyterian
Ehurchoat
Clinton County and Indian Medieval Association
Rotary Club
Mrankfost
Beoianer
Cgooeh
Cedars Ready Publication Dates Set For Saturday
Cedars High School announces its senior yearbook will be issued Saturday afternoon. The staff reports a few extra copies remain unspoken for and will be distributed to students and staff.
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Hith
the Cedars
Frankfort, McDowrlds and Mechanics Meet Sunday
The Frankfort, McDowrlds and Mechanics teams will play a tennis match Sunday afternoon at Mechanicsburg. The game was postponed from last Sunday due to rain.
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Frankfort
McDowrlds
Mechanicshur
Touma
McDotre
Mechanicsburgglasawell
Willy
Mechanieburg
Double wedding at Advance for McDaniel and Ferguson brides
A double ceremony at 1 pm today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora McDaniel in Advance united Lois Kathleen McDaniel to Arlie Anthony Hancock and Ruth Alberta Ferguson to Ralph Harold Canada. The couples plan to reside near Jamestown and Advance respectively.
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Ora McDaniel
Advance
Lois Kathleen McDaniel
Arlie Anthony Hancock
Ruth Alberta Ferguson
Ralph Harold
Canada
Hancock
Cicero Hancock
Jamestown
Miss Ferguson
Bert Ferguson
E. A. Canada
Mrs. Canada
Missing Boy Found in Boone County
A boy calling himself John Clark was found in Thorntown and lodged in a county jail hospital room. He told a false tale of being sent from New York by a relative named Smith to his mother in Thorntown, then admitted he ran away from his Indianapolis home. Authorities notified. he is held until his guardian arrives.
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John Clark
Thorntown
Smith
New York
Hazelrigg
Joseph Clark
Detroit
Mich
Indianapolis
Timberoman
Memorial Service for Sam McDaniel by Boy Scouts
On Memorial Day a brief service was held at Sam McDaniel's grave in Oak Hill cemetery. A wreath was laid by Boy Scouts in memory of his work on the Rotary Club boys committee and his tireless support of the local Boy Scout movement which helped build the city’s active organization.
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Boy Scouts
Sam McDaniel
Oak Hill
Rotary Club
Boys
Boy Scout Organization
Hopewell Memorial Day Service Features Local Quartet
Hopewell observed Memorial Day with a program led by Rev. Roy Lucas of Lebanon and reader Neal. A male quartet consisting of Estel Blackwell Armond Akers Russell Wiggons and Russell Wynkoop performed old time war songs and plans for a return engagement drew interest from a large crowd.
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Hopewell
Roy Lucas
Lebanon
Neal
Estel Blackwell
Armond Akers
Russell Wiggons
Russell Wynkoop
Ray Lasley Charged With False Pretense
Ray Lasley was arrested in Indianapolis and jailed on a false pretense charge. John J. Evans filed the affidavit alleging Lasley gave a chattel mortgage in October 1972 on a Fordson tractor to secure notes as surety. Evans says Lasley falsely claimed the tractor had no liens, though he did not own it.
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Ray Lasley
Indianapolis
Lasley
John J. Evans
Evans
Lanley
Reformatory Sentence for Boone Petit Larceny Case
Charles Ottinger pled guilty in Boone circuit court to petit larceny and received a term of one to eight years at the state reformatory. He admitted stealing chickens from the Harry Thompson and George Jorden farms near Whitestown and about twenty Barred Rock chickens from the Joe Beck farm. He was arrested in Indianapolis, signed a confession, and will likely be sent to the reformatory on Saturday.
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Charles Ottinger
Boone
State Reformatory
Ottinger
Harry Thompson
George Jorden
Whitestown
Indianapolis
Thompson
Joe Beck
Reformatory
Program at Lizton M. E. Church Features Local Singers
Miss Mary Martha Lewis Miss Beatrice DeVol Miss Lavoran Robbins and Miss Mary Beatrice Herrod from Crawfordsville presented a varied program at the Lizton M E Church last evening with vocal numbers piano and violin selections readings and two-part performances. DeVol opened with two violin pieces Polish Dance and Carita. Herrod sang The Roses Cup and Wake Up. Robbins read Mrs Agnew and Her Husband At the Movies. Lewis played Caprice Kreisler. Herrod sang Ho Mr Piper The Lilac Tree and As We Part. DeVol played Hindus Chant and Ave Maria. Robbins read Naughty Zell and performed a musical monologue Something the Cat Dragged In. Lewis played Venetian Love Song to close the first part. The second part featured old fashioned costumes with Robbins reading An Old Sweetheart of Mine Make Believe and a musical monologue. DeVol played Love's Old Sweet Song and Herrod closed with In An Old Fashioned Town.
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Mary Martha Lewis
Beatrice DeVol
Lavoran Robbins
Mary Beatrice Herrod
Crawfordsville
Litton
Replanting Corn Eyed After Heavy Rains In Sheridan
The Sheridan New reports farmers estimate about eighty percent of corn planted before the heavy rains will need replanting. Much corn that sprouted before the rains is in good condition and should yield well. Farmers note a changing season and diminished reliance on an early spring. Oats are noted as looking very fine.
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Sheridan
Sheridan New
Beantown Choir brings comedy to Lebanon high school stage
The Lebanon Business and Professional Women stage a three act comedy The Beantown Choir in the high school auditorium Thursday at 7:45. Club members take all parts with a lively cast including Ollivette Stamp Mabel Martin Ada Bonwell Hazel Whittinghill Loleta Thomas Lois Martin Mrs Chas Martin Eric Robbins Mrs L M Ulery Lillian Bowman Emma Powell Mrs Herbert Strain Mrs Rex Krammes.
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Lebanon
Beantown Choir
Widow Wood
Ollivette Stamp
Beth Wood
Mabel Martin
Hezekiah Doolittle
Ada Bonwell
Do-ree-mee Scales
Hazel Whittinghill
Belinda Snix
Loleta Thomas
Tessie Tooms
Lois Martin
Sallietta Pickle
Chas. Martin
Birdie
Eric Robbins
Grandma Honter
Emma Powell
John Hamslinger
Herbert Strain
Richard Manley
Rex. Krammes
New Indiana Divorce Law Takes Effect
A new Indiana act enacted by the legislature became effective April 30 and delays divorce hearings. No trial for absolute or limited divorce may proceed until 80 days after service of a summons or first publication to a non resident defendant. Any decree issued in less than 60 days will be void.
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Indiana
Ainy Court
Indiana Democrats Aim To Avoid Presidential Primary
A Washington report says Indiana Democrats will use the 1920 approach and elect Ralston delegates to the national convention without a presidential primary unless outside candidates force a ballot. If no outside bids appear, Ralston delegates will be chosen to support him, avoiding a primary fight.
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Washington, D. C
Ralston
Indiana
Marshall
Washington
Jefferson
Senator Ralston
Muy
Ralstan
Clinton Township Public Schools Hold Commencement at Elizaville
The annual commencement at Elizaville Baptist church on Thursday June 14 at 8 o clock features music invocation a class address by Benjamin J Burris state superintendent and diploma presentations by John S Hussey county superintendent Benediction. Graduates include Gladys Jeffries Basil Reid Ray Robinson Dorothy Reid Gladys McDonald Carl Thrine Ethel Moore Deloris Carrol Elsie Davidson Orval Evans Dartha Mc Roberts Martha McRoberts Morris Kellam Doris Coupland Viva Day Wretha Land Fern Sheets Mavou ren Smith Lester Stephenon.
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Clinton Township
Elizaville Baptist Church
Benjamin J. Burris
John S. Hussey
Benediction
Gladys Jeffries
Basil Reid
Ray Robinson
Dorothy Reid
Gladys McDonald
Carl Thrine
Ethel Moore
Deloris Carrol
Elsie Davidson
Orval Evans
Dartha McRoberts
Martha McRoberts
Morris Kellam
Doris Coupland
Viva Day
Wretha Land
Fern Sheets
Mavouren Smith
Lester Stephenon
Return from the Kiwanis Convention in Atlanta
Mr and Mrs E C Gullion returned from Atlanta where they attended the Kiwanis international convention. Delegates numbered 1422 with reports on programs for world peace and support for dry laws. Activities included dinners entertainment and tours for northern visitors and award of officers for 1924.
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E. C. Gullion
Atlanta
Kiwanis Clubs
Owen R. Lovekey
New York City
Indiana
Cecil
Burton D. Myers
Piedmont Park
George H. Ross
East Lake Country Club
Kiwanis Magazine
Ree Fulkerson
Edmund A. Arras
Columbus
Douglas J. Scott
Winnipeg
Russell E. Ward
Jackson, Mich
Denver
Memorial Day Address Delivered in Lizton
Ora McDaniel of Advance delivered the Memorial Day address in Lizton on Wednesday. He spoke on From Sacrifice to Victory. A fire damaged George Schencks’ home at 317 South C Street today. Firemen extinguished a roof blaze sparked by a passing locomotive’s spark. Loss estimated at $900, insured.
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Ora McDaniel
Liston
Lizton
George Schencks
Nice
George Sehencks
South C Street
Central Indiana Railroad
Formal Opening of Memorial Park Set for Sunday
Memorial Park prepares for official opening on Sunday June 8 with band concert at 2:30 PM. Lebanon city band to perform, park amenities ready, and a 3 PM baseball game between Danville Browns and Lebanon slated. Twenty four concerts contracted through late summer with midweek performances on Thursdays.
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Memorial Park
Lebanon
the Park
Lebanon Band
Jamestown Band
Whitestown Band
Thorntown Ban
Whitear Town
Zionsville Band
Whitetown Band
Thorntown Ba
Zionsville
Whitestown
Jamestown
Thorntown Band
Danville Browns
Marine Corps Institute
Taylor Branson
Julius S. Seredy
American Legion
Charles Parker
Jack Gloau
L. P. Leaurendeau
Mayflower
Barker Freed
Isre Tri City Band
P. Maner
Sands
Arza Smith Dies at 76 in Sheridan County
Arza Smith, longtime resident of the northwestern county, died at his Sheridan home in the late afternoon after months of illness. He was connected with local agriculture and a grain company in recent years. Funeral arrangements are set at the Sheridan church. survivors include his wife and a daughter.
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Arza Smith
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J. W. Radley
Edward
Boone County
Lizton M. E. Church
Beantown
High School
Hoosier State
Hoosier
McAdoo
Clinton
Township
Atlanta, Ga
Rainbow Terrace
Henry C. Heinz
Pinebloom
Preston Arkwright
Druid Hills
Howard Theatre
Gultion
Fia
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