Lebanon Picked for Annual 1397 Regimental Officers School
An eleventh hour switch moves the Regimental Officers School of the 139th Field Artillery from Purdue to Lebanon. Capt. Claude Crooks and Battery C prepare facilities at the Armory on Indianapolis Avenue for four days of day and evening classes conducted by Capt. F. H. Timmerman with regular army sergeants. Col. John Fishback and staff will visit daily, and a Memorial Park demonstration follows a Sunday flag-raising ceremony.
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139Th Field Artillery
Purdue University
Lebanon
William H. Kreshner
Claude Crooks
189Th
189Th Field Artillery
Indianapolis Avenue
F. H. Timmerman
Indianapolis
Federal Army Instruector
Fishback
John
Bowie
Batte
Attery C
Memorial Park
Crooks
Purdue
Danville Grotto Members Travel Through Lebanon to Indianapolis
The Gao Grotto from Danville Illinois passed through Lebanon yesterday afternoon en route to Indianapolis to visit the Herman Grotto. Grottos from across the country attended with their bands. The Danville group included the Illinois Masons caravan with three buses and about twenty machines.
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Danville
Til
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Danville Organization
Illinois Masons
California boy wins oratorical contest
Herbert Wering seventeen from Hollywood California won the third national oratorical contest in Washington presenting the cup to the victor Vice President Dawes presided Chief Justice Taft and four associate justices selected the winner Wering will represent the United States in the first international contest in October in Washington.
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Washington
Herbert Wering
Hollywood
Calif
Dawes
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Wering
United States
Willson and Piersol Granted Marriage License
A license was issued today to Earl Harry Willson an Akron Ohio accountant and Alice Piersol a Jamestown music supervisor for marriage.
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Earl Harry Willson
Akron
Ohio
Alice Piersol
Jamestown
Mrs A H M ng week end in Isiapal with her ig rs
Mrs A H M ng spent the weekend in Isiapal with her guests Wil McMains and others, according to local social notes. The brief item mentions light travel and companionship in a quiet social setting.
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A. H. M Ng
Isiapal
Wil McMains
Wabash student completes college in three years
Harry Swift, Lebanon High School class of 1928, winner of the Lebanon Kiwanis Club scholarship, will graduate June 12 from Wabash College after finishing the regular four-year course in three years. As a freshman he earned a college letter for track and is regarded as a leading state distance runner. Ted Broshar of Advance also graduates from Wabash this month after completing the course in three years.
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Harry Swift
Lebanon High School
Lebanon Kiwanis Club Scholgemip
Wabashollege
Swift
Ted Broshar
Advance
Wabash
Wabash Orator Urges Press For World Peace At Rotary
Myron G. Phillips Wabash College junior spoke to the Lebanon Rotary Club on how a free press can educate for peace. He cited ad costs and big campaigns by magazines and brands to show press influence and warned against sowing distrust in large papers. Continued on Page Seven.
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Myron G. Phillips
Wabash College
Lebanon Rotary Club
Phillips
Indiana
Purdue
Ernest Lewis
Albur
Moore
Terre Haute
Lester Jones
Lebanon Club
Rotary Anns
Country Club
Jean Black
Saturday Evening Post
Ivory Sepp
Campbell Soup Company
William Wrigley
Harold Sicks Slightly Improved After Hospital Crash
Reports from Witham hospital say Harold Sicks is in slightly better condition after an early morning automobile accident in front of the hospital. He suffers a concussion with swelling and unknown full extent, but eyes are swollen and sight is affected yet.
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Harold Sicks
Witham Hospital
Board of Review to Meet for Thirty Days at County Court House
Boone County Board of Review opens a thirty day session Monday at 10 AM under County Assessor Peter F. Wilson to consider tax assessments compiled by twelve township assessors. Members include Miss Merle Harvey, Clay Thompson, Mr. Wilson, L. O. Wallace, and Daniel Booker. The board may reconvene August 3 to review the certified report on assessment uniformity.
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Boone County Board of Review
Court House
Peter F. Wilson
Merle Harvey
Clay Thompson
Mr. Wilson
L. O. Wallace
Marion Township
Daniel Booker
Worth Township
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Revival at UB to close Monday
The U B Tabernacle revival led by Evangelist C H Erickson, now in its fourth week, will end Monday night after a series of healings and salvations. Tonight he preaches Heaven, tomorrow brings a Holy Spirit message at 2 30 as Rev Vandall fills for Rev Powell, and Monday features Erickson’s life story in the closing service to cap a widely attended campaign.
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U. B. Tabernacle
C. H. Erickson
Evangelist Erickson
G. R. Powell
Shelby County
Vandall
Powell
Bus Driver Fined for Speeding on State Road 6
A. Algsworth, a bus driver, was fined one dollar for speeding on State Road 6 between Lebanon and Indianapolis. The arraignment occurred before Justice Roberts. Sheriff Saunders made the arrest.
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Lebanon
Indianapolis
A. Algsworth
E Costa
Roberts
Saunders
Mrs Hazel Hunt Seriously Ill At West Walnut Home
Mrs Hazel Hunt is gravely ill at her residence on West Walnut street due to acute indigestion.
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Hazel Hunt
West Walnut Street
Women’s Golf Club Organized At Alen Country Club
A women’s golf club was organized at Alen Country Club with Mrs. Mark Adler as president and Mrs. James McCann as secretary treasurer. Eighteen attended the meeting. 35 to 40 members are expected. Thursday will be ladies day with afternoon golf, social events, and planned tournaments. Committees were named for scoring handicaps and joining the state association to qualify for invitational meets.
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Alen Country Club
Mark Adler
James McCann
Carrie McDaniel
Jacob Deiser
Fred Siess
Guy Davis
Women’s State Golf Association
Program of Work Ideas Sought by Lebanon Chamber
The Lebanon Chamber of Commerce seeks member input through a questionnaire requesting two key points. Members should state how the chamber can promote their business and identify the community’s top needs, then return the completed form promptly to the secretary’s office.
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Charney of Commerce Pony
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Ft
Dent
Od Coenen
Larick's Lake to open Sunday with music and dances
Larick park and dance pavilion near Frankfort opens Sunday with a 2:30 to 4:30 program by the Venetian Trio Gem City Quartette and the Hawaiian Syncopaters. Hal Denman’s Radio Artists to headline the 8 pm dance. Parking fee only for autos. beach and grounds open daily with dances on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays.
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Larick Park
Frankfort
Gem City Quartette
Hal Denman
Decrease in Indiana Supreme and Appellate dockets noted
June 5 Indianapolis report shows a drop in pending cases for the Indiana Supreme and Appellate courts. May term docket lists 774 cases, down from 854 in November. Supreme court has 97 civil and 252 criminal. Appellate board 406 criminal and 19 industrial cases. Many cases will carry to November term due to limited rulings.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme and Apellate
Zach T. Dungan
Dungan
Supreme Court
Apellatte Court
Industrial Board
Marion
Muncie
Delaware County
Tg County
Lebanon High School announces 1927 senior class list
Sixty eight students will graduate in 1927 with four more planning summer work to qualify. Principal W. L. Tatlock compiled the prospective graduates, naming Howard Adair Louise Adney Pauline Beaty Liston Bird Mildred Bowerman Donald Bowton Ardrey Bramblett Oran Burrass Ruth Brookshire Isabelle Crostreet Dorothy Cunningham Louise Dale William Darnall Harry Dean Helen Davis Doris DeBard Robert Duff Oren Evans Julius Fulwider Merle Gatewood Paul George Ellen Hancock Ivan Hancock Corinne Harrison Lois Higgins Marie Hill John Horna way Baren Jones Martha Rae Kern Doris Kimmel Ruth Klopfenstein Lowell Lane Herbert Lehman Lois Martin John Miller Velma Miller Lowell Moore Margaret Moore Lorene Mount Lloyd McDonald Lucile McKinley Selwyn McMannis Martha McRoberts Martha McRoberts Glen Padgett Henry Phillips Mary Alice Perrine Margaret Phillips Ruth Porter Audra Powell Pauline Reilly Don Ridle Reven e Rogers Edgar Schaid Mary Virginia Scott Roy Shaw Naomi Sheets Emily Shepherd Robert Smith William J. Stewart Ira Straughn Mildred Alice Sweeney Kathryn Thompson Ruth Thrine Lorene Tiffin Lucile Wall Joe Warburton Ruby Wells. The following will take summer work to enter the Senior class this fall: James Black Dorris Coupland Fern Gregg Robert White.
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Lebanon High School
W. L. Tatlock
Howard Adair
Louise Adney
Pauline Beaty
Liston Bird
Mildred Bowerman
Donald Bowton
Ardrey Bramblett
Oran Burrass
Ruth Brookshire
Isabelle Crostreet
Dorothy Cunningham
Louise Dale
Lloyd McDonald
Lucile McKinley
Selwyn McMannis
Martha McRoberts
Glen Padgett
Henry Phillips
Mary Alice Perrine
Margaret Phillips
Ruth Porter
Audra Powell
Pauline Reilly
Don Riddle
Revene Rogers
Edgar Schaid
Mary Virginia Scott
Roy Shaw
Naomi Sheets
Emily Shepherd
Robert Smith
Wiliam J. Stewart
Ira Straughn
Mildred Alice Sweeney
Kathryn Thompson
Ruth Thrine
Lorene Tiffin
Lucile Wall
Joe Warburton
Ruby Wells
James Black
Dorris Coupland
Fern Gregg
Robert White
Pinnell-Coombs Ford Found At Indianapolis
A Ford roadster owned by Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Co was stolen Wednesday night in Indianapolis. It was found Friday by police at the corner of Lexington and Virginia avenues stripped of tires and plates. Police believe bandits stole it to use a larger car and abandoned it for a more powerful vehicle. The car was taken from in front of the B F Coombs residence on East Washington Street after ten o clock. Lebanon chief of police D A Neas contributed to the rapid recovery.
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Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Company
Indianapolis
Lexington Avenue
Virginia Avenue
B. F. Coombs
East Washington Street
Lebanon
Dd. A. Neas
Indiana University Commencement Activities Open Today
Bloomington Indiana June 5 The ninety seventh annual commencement festivities began with senior women and student alumni luncheons. An alumni varsity baseball game and several one act plays are scheduled for today. Governor Ed Jackson will preside Tuesday when over 900 degrees are conferred.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Ed Jackson
State of siege ordered in Posen and Pomerelen
The Polish government declared a state of siege in Posen and Pomerelen amid reports of German chauvinists plotting a coup. Acting Premier Bartel told Kurier Warszawski the move followed Governor Wachowiak’s warning. Posen has long been a center of counterrevolutionary activity since the Pilsudski revolt.
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Warsaw
Jame 5
Posen
Pomerelen
Kurier Warsawski
Bartel
Wachowiak
Pilsudski
Witos
Closure in drive for relief funds city wide
Local campaign for the Jewish Relief Fund ends today with donations accepted until noon Monday. A full donor list will be published Monday. gifts up to noon today include amounts from several residents and organizations, totaling multiple small contributions.
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Jewish Relief Fund
Lester F. Jones
J. W Shumate
Mary van Nuys
W. Tucker
Mary L. Fruits
Elizabeth Harrison
William R. Grove
Stola
Don
J. M. Batterton
Clark L. Lindsay
Carre
David
Joe Do Cewnm
Caer Ete
Mighobt
Shavoavgaen Senna
Robert Burns
Branko Oo
Brush McIntyre
Newell Holloman
Wwilbuye Moote
A. Ceen
John R. Saunders
William Honan
Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Co
Cora Bynum
J. B. Henderson
H. N. Coons
de Ming
Acceso Np Enon
Carl Davin
Ce Coene Aeune
Ce Coene Aeune Ees
Lester Jones
W. M. Tucker
William R Grove
Cace
Toe J. Wy
Sama Edasas
Mary L. Proita
Library Extends Saturday Hours In Rural Districts
Beginning tonight the Public Library will stay open until 9 PM on Saturdays during June July and August to serve people in rural districts.
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Rura
Investigation of state highway commission notes report released
Indianapolis June 5 report by the state board accounts on its highway commission probe shows Governor Gilliam Attorney General Gilliam and Auditor Bowman faced the case as the board met the highway body today The impounded report for over a year was released on motion Prosecutor Remy after rechecking by Norence Orr chief examiner the report was transmitted to Gilliam making him an attorney in the prosecution of the highway case John D Williams director Earl Crawford George Bartley and others were indicted in 1925 over sale of surplus war materials by the commission Whaley and Goldberg named as dealers in machinery face trials later The report details numerous transactions involving surplus wartime materiel and claims the highway commission realized little income from sales Page notes efforts to block the investigation and loss of records prior to the material’s disposal The examiners fault the commission for lacking records and say some material was weathered junk Officials sought to block inspection prompting Marion county prosecutor appeals before information was opened
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Indianapolis
State Board
State Highway Commission
Gilliam
Bowman
Jo Collins
Marion County Crime Court
Remy
Norence Orr
State Board of Accounts
Governoson
John D. Williams
Earl Crawford
George Bartley
Marion County Grand Jury
Moses
Victor Goldberg
Siem Rs 1
C. William Whaley
Whaley
Accounts Board
Highway Commission
War Department
Ion
Marion
Public blamed for Chicago crime wave report states
Chicago special grand jury, after five weeks, pins crime wave on public failure to follow prohibition laws. It criticizes state officials for pardons and parole, notes public tolerance for illegal liquor and violent disputes riverfronts, and names Len Sm Chauncey H. Yenking as welfare officials.
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Chicago
Len Sm
Chauncey H. Yenking
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Chicago Grand Jry
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