Joint Memorial Service Sunday at Grand House
A joint memorial service for deceased members of Pythians Red Men Odd Pythian Sisters and Pocahontas Rebekahs will begin at 1:20 am Sunday at the Grand House. A program includes remarks by L. Ert Slack Graves, a parade to Oak Hill cemetery, and grave decoration by committees, with marshals D A Neese FB Darnall and A J Bassett directing.
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Hia of
Pythias
Red Men
Ione
Adney
Davie Bow Bien
Joseph
J. ‘Ft Alexander
1Ry Wetter
Charles Sidout
S Hallman
Jacob
W. A. Buntin
A. A. Brown
Frank—Wi-C. Hidgeway
Mohelt
J. H. Thomas Ephraim
Paul. Tauer
F Beaman
Jonah OS
W. Shumate
A. A. Bhethy
W. A
AL J. Smith
Smith
Frank V. Stephenson
Leon
Josiah
Storms
T Ner
Joe Hart
Bund K
Pat Oak Hin
Camp
John i Geen
C. Lang
W. H. Martin
John H
C. F. & Neal
John Teagan
Matthew
McKeyell
G. W. Mayer
Ind
Wm. JW
Rigebr
Amd
H. Francia
Martin
Alvin
Oak Hi Gry
Les Paves
Ment
Werhert
Watts Y
Coracline G—1
Po New
Samryan
A. J. Coons
Incaid
Win
Lafayette Wilson
Dally
Nealia Koy
Jeane F. Stevens
Dames Monro
George B—Jonnsons
Funter
T. Jayvnch
Oak Hill
Anarshall
William
P. A. Altum
Finch
Ae HW
Day ‘Kern
Adam
A. Spenerr
Prank
Muckleberry
Ritshie
Adair
J. Ayre
Breiser
J. W. Batterton
A. Bell
Len Bart
John W—Winh
Kerany
Bohannon
Ira Owen
Well
C. Beatty
Alanston
Claude KR
Beck
Jide md
Coeark
Cotlinic WM
Gorrwett
Cos
Hedge
Athine
J. H. Tale
Pear BA
Reaman
Htel
J. Mot
Daeiebgrosrh
Goodwin
J. B. Henderson
Clint
J. A. McDaniel
Amos Leap
Aihinseer
George B. L. Bark
W. H. Lakman
Nathaniel
Fagar Dodson
Emimert
Joe M. Ryans
John WW
KO Protes
Givens
Ps Fow
C Hodae
I “Winson
Jonen Harvey
Harry Hamilton
Jan Jones
Wreonk
Teane
Jam Lippe
Robert 8 Moore
P—Willett Hart
A. McPaniel
F. Oe Poits
Motorcyclist unconscious after washout collision near Indianapolis
R. B. Lucas, a motorcyclist from Danville, Ind, was injured yesterday near Indianapolis, suffering a fractured skull and bruises and is now unconscious at City Hospital. His parents arrived at his bedside. He had traveled from Danville to race an interurban car to Indianapolis, nearing the finish when a washout threw him off.
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R. B. Lucas
Indianapolis
Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Danville
Ind
Caus
Missionary Society Enjoyable Entertainment At Brock Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church were delightfully entertained yesterday at the country home of Mr and Mrs Ora Brock three miles south of town. Mrs A H Meyer and Mia W D Garser acted as hosts. The program was inspiring culminating in a symposium on How Have I Been a Member of the Society. Several guests and long time members attended and a group of children enjoyed the outing. Refreshments were served.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ora Brock
A. H. Meyer
Mia
W. D. Garser
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Major Allen Carried To See Comrades In Parade
Major D F Allen a gallant soldier of three wars was carried from his Palmer Hospital room to witness comrades march at Prank Fort Monday. He died later that day in the presence of his fellow veterans and family members.
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D. F. Allen
Palmer Hospital
Major Allen
Heya
Two Held After Oklahoma City Boy Struck In Race
Duane Reed a boy of Oklahoma City lay unconscious at St Anthony's hospital after a racing auto accident Friday night. Chauffeurs Ivan Hawkins 22 and Louis Piper 19 were detained by police as investigations continue. Each blamed the other as Reed dashed into the street during the high speed chase.
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Duane Reed
Oklahoma City
St Anthony's Hospital
Ivan Hawkins
Louis Piper
Young Reed
Piper
Smoking Evil And A Soldier In A Funeral Scene
A fragmented report recounts a motorcycle crash sending a rider over an embankment while a physician identified Lucas after he was aided by trolley passengers. It notes a veteran reception for Major Allen and a separate street collision where Hawkins and Piper clashed, leaving a boy injured as bystanders describe the events.
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Young Lucas
Lebanon Business Leaders Plan Fourth of July Celebration
Tomorrow night at Lebanon city council chamber, local businessmen meet to decide the nature and features of the Independence Day celebration amid ongoing discussions about the event.
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Lebanon
Therindlaua
Enjoyable Meeting of Central Christian Church Society
The Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Clark Long’s on North Lebanon Street. Hostesses were Mrs. Long Mrs Perkins and Mrs Lafayette Wilson. Members answered roll call by poetry about earning their dollar. The offering totaled 17.20. A nice program featured Mrs. BOO Rogers as reader. Visitors attended and refreshments of ice cream wafers and catia were served. The meeting will be with Mrs Kant Washington Street Wyatt Myers and Mary Wolf were married this afternoon by...
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Clark Long
North
Lebanon Street
Mra. Long
Mra C. Perkins
Lafayette Wilson
Mra
Boo Rogers
Mia
de Orr Oa
Kant Washington Street
Lebanon Young People Married Last Night
At the Presbyterian parsonage in Lebanon Chirence B. Hates and Nelle Smith, both residents, were united in marriage. The groom is a plasterer and the bride works as a bookkeeper at Jones & McCiain garage. They will live at the bride’s parents’ home, Mr and Mrs Sherman Seatth. Mr. and Mrs J A Homahire and their children were in Indianapolis today.
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Presbyterian
Chirence B. Hates
Nelle Smith
Mr. Dales
Miss Smith
Jones & McCiain
Mra. Baker
Sherman Seatth
Gypsien Visit City Delayed Bargains In Lebanon
Wagons of horse traders rolled into Lebanon yesterday but city merchants found little market as the high school term ends and Latin students vacation. Traders faced empty stalls with few horses to trade.
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Lebanon
Crawfordsville High School graduation sets record with 67 seniors
The Craw fordsville High School graduating class totals 37 boys and 30 girls, the largest in the school’s history. Each senior will participate in the class play directed by Miss Katherine Brown.
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Crawfordsville High School
Katherine Brown
Body of Unknown Man Found in Riverside Park Indianapolis
A man about fifty, weighing 912 pounds, wearing a light suit and brown fedora, was found dead near the Thirtieth Street entrance to Riverside Park by park custodian Julius Kitzsing. Police found three purses and a watch on him and an empty pill bottle nearby, suggesting possible suicide. body taken to city morgue.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Riverside Park
New Bridge
Julius Kitzsing
Bleyelemen
Glen
Sity
New Flim Flam Butter Doubling Machine Warned
A so called butter doubling device allows turning one pound of butter into two with milk added. The government bans its use in public sales and requires a 1200 dollar yearly license for manufacturers. Homes may use it privately but shops must license. Inspector Frank W. Thicker warns wives to spot fake butter by knife test and cautions dealers to vet suppliers to avoid prosecution for adulteration.
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Frank W. Thicker
Pure Food
Heasewives
Vides
Miller case yields $20,000 judgment against bondsmen
Judge Clark of the Hendricks circuit court rendered a decision in the Miller case tried at Danville last week. The bondsmen are ordered to pay $20,000, the full bond amount. The finding declares Miller, as township trustee, disbursed funds for necessary township use, with taxpayers and advisory board aware, exonerating him from fraud. An appeal for another trial is anticipated.
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Clark
Hendricks
Miller
Danville
William H. Miller
Suit for Divorce Filed by Rhoda Branchard
Rhoda Branchard, through attorney Jesse C. Smith, filed for divorce from Alva Branchard this morning, seeking custody of their two children. She alleges habitual drunkenness and temper, resulting in abuse and lack of proper support. The couple, remarried in June 1907 after a prior divorce six years earlier, had lived apart since last year amid debt and broken vows.
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Jesse C. Smith
Rhoda Brauchard
Alva Branchard
Platatf
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Miles
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Ever
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Mary Wolf
Hawkins
Poice
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Men of Medicine
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Wyatt
Bqnive Fe Op
Prowpridge
Clarence BE. Bales
Nellie
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Gypsien
Riverside
Judge Clark
Marion Township
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Alva Brae
W. HL Martin
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