Lebanon Battery Plans Annual Camp at Camp Knox
Battery C of the Indiana National Guard, hailed as a model unit, begins summer drills and final preparations for the August 4 to 18 annual camp at Camp Knox Kentucky. Promotion changes include Baron C Smith from sergeant to second lieutenant, with Bayard Shumate moving to first lieutenant. The unit earned a perfect hundred percent federal inspection, drills to double starting July 15, and an overnight hike is planned in July per adjutant general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Guard
National Guard
Knox
Kentucky
Indianapolis Avenue
Baron C. Smith
Hoover
Bayard Shumate
Fred Donaldson
Shumate
Donaldson
Baren C. Smith
Camp Knox
Adjutant General’s Office
Brother of Local Woman Drowned at Daytona Beach
Lawrence B. Lilley of Daytona Beach Florida a brother of Mrs Thomas Shepperd of Country Club Park was drowned in the surf at Daytona Beach Friday afternoon about four o clock. His wife narrowly escaped death in the undertow that claimed him. He leaves two children. Lilley visited the Shepperd home two weeks ago with his mother Mrs Katie Lilley of Fort Collins Colorado. Funeral plans not set and the body may be taken to Denver for burial.
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Lawrence B. Lilley
Daytona Beach
Florida
Thomas
Shepperd
Country Club Park
Mr. Lilley
Lilley
Kate Ailley
Fort Collins
Colorado
Casey daughter undergoes appendectomy at Withams hospital
Lolita Casey the daughter of Mrs. Carol Casey underwent an operation for appendicitis this morning at Withams hospital. Her condition is reported as good.
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Lolita Casey
Carol Casey
Withams Hospital
Mr and Mrs J A Brown Headed to Monticello Tonight
Mr and Mrs J A Brown will motor to Monticello tonight where they will spend the evening with Mr and Mrs Carl Pierson. The casual social note records a planned visit and hospitality between the two households in a local community social column.
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J. A. Brown
Monticello
Wey
Mrs
Carl Pierson
Mrs McBroom Plans Weekend Gatherings
Mrs M V McBroom is spending the weekend with Lalah, planning a quiet visit and light social activities. The note records a family meeting and anticipated time together this Saturday and Sunday.
Six appointments made by Governor Leslie in Indiana
Indianapolis June 8 six rions were named to state education and regents posts by Governor Harry G. Leslie and the State Board of Education. Appointed to the State Board of Regents were Robert Frost Dagtt L A Turnock Fermor Bannon and Louise W Bruck. Willard Knapp of Purdue University was chosen as the fifth member. The State Board of Education re elected Blanche Merry as state attendance officer for a four year term amid an effort to remove her.
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Indianapolis
Indi
Harry G. Leslie
State Board of Education
Leslie
Ed State Board of Regist Architects
Robert Frost Dagtt
L. A. Turnock
Fermor
Louise W. Bruck
Willard ‘A. Knapp
Purdié University
Miss Blanche Merry
Miss Merry
Ee Ee
Rotary Attends Dallas Meeting Highlights and Reports
The Rotary Club at the Alen Country Club luncheon featured a Rainbow Quartet musical program from the Ft Wayne Pennsylvania Railway division. Russell George reported on the Dallas Rotary Internationale convention with about nine thousand delegates. The Indiana governor may be invited to a summer meeting, and a new scholarship fund received a boost from L S Sterling.
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Rotary Club
Alen Country Club
Rainbow Quartet
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Everett Myers
Jule Doriot
Val Ewig
Jack Bloenker
Russell George
Dallas
Texas
Rotary Internationale
Mr. George
Indiana
Rotary
Cleveland
Avery Club
Frankfort
George
L. S. Sterling
Loray Mill Strike Sparks Shootout Wounding Officers
At Loray Mill in Gastonia North Carolina a mass meeting by strikers and sympathizers ended in a fusillade wounding four police officers and a civilian. Chief C F Adderholt is seriously wounded and may die. charges against arrested prisoners could become murder. Deputy Roach Gilbert Ferguson and union organizer Joseph Harrison among the injured. Police expect more arrests as the disturbance marks the first major disorder in weeks.
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Gastonia
N. C
Poe
Loray Mill
C. F. Adderholt
Adderholt
James Roach
Tom Gilbert
Charles Ferguson
Joseph Harrison
National Textile Workers’ Union
Chicago Gangs Boss Citys Industries Survey Of Organized Crime Reveals Chicago
A June report by John Landesco of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology portrays Chicago gangsters as controlling over ninety percent of the city’s economic activity. It cites figures like Maxie Eisen and Simon J. Gorman, detailing extortion, violence, and political protection fueling illicit work. The study links election fraud and official complicity to gangster influence in the metropolis.
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Chicago Gangs
Boss City
Chicago
John Landesco
American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
Maxie Eisen
Simon J. Gorman
Tim Murphy
Tommy Torrio
al Capone
Torrio
Gorman
Chicago’Laundry Owner's Association
Walter G. Walker
State’s Attorney
Cleaners Association
Iim
Ten Year Sentence for Theft May Be Reduced
Howard a 35 year old Indianapolis man, non veteran, was jailed for theft after robbing Fred Parlow at gunpoint in a drunken incident. Prosecutor Judson L. Stark agreed to a new trial on petit larceny with a plan for a one year sentence under Indiana law tightening penalties for armed robbery. The case was heard in Orion County as of June 6.
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Howard
Indianapolis
Judson L. Stark
Orion County
Fred Parlow
Indiana
Ind
Fireworks Spectacle Planned for July Fourth Parade
Emmett Brown Post No 118 American Legion s plans a three hour Memorial Park Fourth of July display. Committee members R D Chambers Elmer Clark Edgar Casey arranged with Danville Illinois fireworks maker Joe Perchudda to provide unique pieces and expert firing by his Fireworks Display Company team.
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Emmett Brown Post
American Legion
Memorial Park
R. D. Chambers
Elmer Clark
Edgar Casey
Joe Perchudda
Danville
Ill
Perchudda
Italy
Winte
Frankfort Golfers Open InterCity Match Tuesday
Frankfort golfers visit the Alen Country Club links for the season opener. The Frankfort Club provides the opposition and past clashes promise a spirited contest. Lebanon players are urged to attend promptly for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen Country Club
Frankfort
Jankfort
Lebanon
Weekend with Miss Nova Frames Crawfordsville Note
Hona Thume of Crawfords ville hosts a weekend event featuring Miss Nova. The brief item notes a social gathering and local talent, with names and details sparsely listed. Additional context remains unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Hona Thume
Crawfordsville
Miss. Nova
Devaney Family Arrives in Lebanon for Permanent Residence
Thomas F. Devaney vice-president of Ulen & Company and head of its financing program arrives in Lebanon with Mrs. Devaney and Thomas B. Sheppard. After a 800 mile motor trip in 24 hours they stay at M. D. Carrel home awaiting their new Country Club Park residence. Devaney’s career spans Boston area firms to Ulen projects in South America and Bolivia. He is now based in New York and travels widely, shaping accounting and finance for the firm.
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Thomas F. Devaney
Ulen & Company
Lebanon
Devaney
Thomas 8. Shepperd
Europe
South America
Ulen
New York City
Commission Cannot Get Started on Crime Probe
Washington reports President Hoover s law enforcement commission faces delays in studying crime causes and cures. Ex Attorney General George W Wickersham says data gaps hinder progress and orders a ten day recess to collect statistics from courts and police bureaus before planning hearings and investigations.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
George W. Wickersham
United States
Wickersham
Indiated
Poison liquor blamed for rising deaths in Indianapolis
Indianapolis July 8. Poison liquor is prevalent in the city, says C Thomas Johnson, statistician for the local board of health. Seven alcohol related deaths occurred in May, the highest monthly total in four years, and the first five months total reached 16, just one short of 1928’s yearly high. Johnson notes the sharp rise signals widespread poison liquor in the city.
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Indianapolis
Ind
C. Thomas Johnson
Board of Health
Johnson
Mrs White Undergoes Emergency Operation in Akron
Bob White returned home Friday from Akron Ohio where he was called Tuesday evening by the illness of Mrs White who underwent an emergency operation Tuesday afternoon while on a visit with her sister Mrs Lloyd McDonald. She was Annie Gregg before her marriage February 16 at Danville Illinois and was a Lebanon high school graduate this spring. She is improving nicely from the operation. Mr and Mrs White were married at the Central Christian church parsonage in Danville by Rev John R Carstens and kept the wedding a secret until after commencement.
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Bob White
Akron
Ohio
White
Lloyd McDonald
Danville
Ill
Annie Gregg
Lebanon High School
Central Christian Church Parsonage
John R. Carstens
Mrs Gilmore Heads to Sheldons for Visit
Mrs. Nancy Gilmore departed this afternoon for Sheldons Illinois to spend several weeks with her sister Mrs. Abe Hoagland and brother James N. Clarke.
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Nancy Gilmore
Sheldons Ill
Abe Hoagland
James N. Clarke
Lebanon M E Church Sends 21 To Jamestown Epworth Rally
Twenty one people from Centenary Methodist church traveled in four cars to attend the Lebanon Group Epworth League Rally at Jamestown last night. Rev G E Tremaine of Brownsburg led as president. Plans were made to attend Crawfords ville district Epworth League convention at Battle Ground Assembly June 18 19 and the Epworth League Institute there the third week in July. Delegates listed include Sarah Jane Ritchie Ruth Akerman Virginia Martin Ellen Stuart Charles Dutch Eugene Pulliam Jr Marguerite Swift Alberta Wheeler Dorothy Bales Margaret Trips Mary Katherine Wilds Mildred Powell Maxwell Powers Mary Katherine Robbins Dorothy Kibbey Lavear Powell Hutoka Dale Tom Stuart Rev H P Ivey Dr Grant Howard and Harold Heflin.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Lebanon
Epworth League
Jamestown
G. E. Tremainer
Brownsburg
Crawfordsville District
Battle Ground Assembly
Epworth League Institute
Sarah Jane Ritchie
Ruth Akerman
Virginia Martin
Ellen Stuart
Charles Dutch
Eugene Pulliam Jr
Marguerite Swift
Alberta Wheeler
Dorothy Bales
Margaret Tripps
Mary Katherine Wilds
Mildred Powell
Maxwell Powers
Mary Katherine Robbins
Dorothy Kibbey
Lavear Powell
Hutoka Dale
Tom Stuart
H. P. Ivey
Grant Howard
Harold Heflin
Lebanon High to grant 1930 diplomas amid stricter entry rules
Lebanon High School expects a larger 1930 graduating class under new Indiana regulations requiring 24 credits for senior admission. Principal W. L. Tatlock notes 94 students already qualified with others possible via summer work, potentially reaching a hundred graduates. The list names Leon Adler through Mildred Werts and others among the senior-qualified seniors.
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Indiana ‘High School
Lebanon High School
W. L. Tatlock
Tatlock
Lebanon
Leon Adler
Irginia Adney
Ernest Allen
Mary Evelyn Altum
Mary Anderson
Mary E. Armstrong
William Barnett
Lenora Beck
Mildred Beck
Edwin Bird
Mary Lou Bowen
Dorine Campbell
Ramona Cason
Geneva Clark
Joseph Coons
Pauline Cottingham
Lois Ruth Crane
Julia Cripe
Hutoka Dale
James Darnell
Guy Davis
Geneva DeBord
Quentin Dossett
Mary Lytle Duff
Lucile Edens
Rosemary Egbert
Donald Erp
Gayle Evans
Mary
Alice Evans
Robert Fishback
Byron Fletcher
Helen L. Forbes
Opal Galvin
Lois Gill
Jean Gilmore
Donnamae Graham
Joseph Gray
William Green
Ruth Griffin
Elizabeth Hagan
Stanley Hall
Franklin Hart
Martha L. Holmes
George Hornaday
Robert Hutchinson
Ora Hunt
James Irvine
George Johnson
Queen Kimmel
Louise King
Martha Kiser
Max Large
Gregg Lidikay
Clara Louks
Geneva Lundy
Beulah Luse
Charles Martin
Mary Ellen Morrow
Mabel Neal
Rose Neal
Flossie Owens
Mary Ruth Palmer
Herman Park
Vaneda Payne
Clyde Perkins
Russell Perkins
Dorothy Peters
Catherine Porter
Edna Mae Powell
Ruth Powell
Roscoe Rader
Samuel Ridgway
Harold Roberts
Mildred Rogers
Hortense Routh
Elizabeth Saltmarsh
Harold Smith
Franklin Smith
Mildred E. Smith
Louise Sterling
Ellen Stewart
James Swiggett
Carl Taylor
Mary Alice Tyre
William Vice
Mildred Wagoner
William Wainscott
Rosemary Walters
Charles Weddle
Mildred Werts
Wilhoite
Robert Williams
Irthe Doris Wright
Major Young
First Words Lexicon Promise From Tamil Scholar
Father Gnanaprakasar of Jaffna Ceylon announces a discovered lexicon said to reveal roots of speech from mankind's origin. He claims Tamil sources support a primitive language from which Sanskrit and other tongues derive. Lexicon preparation projected to take about three years.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Gnanaprakasar
Jaffna
Reese
Senate May Vote Ext Tuesday on Debenture Plan
Washington June 8 A Senate battle over removing the debenture from the farm relief bill faces several days of debate before a decision next Tuesday. Administration leaders expect the bill to pass without the debenture, replacing it with a $500 million revolving relief fund to aid marketings and stabilize agriculture as Congress plans a recess to September 9.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Chicago
Burglary Foiled by Merchant Cop in Alley
Milwaukee era: Merchant policeman John E. Broshar spotted a would be burglar in the alley east of the Elks Home around 8:50 PM. A Model T touring car honked as two men fled. the west door of the old Lochinvar hall now Lebanon Wholesale Cenny showed forced entry but no merchandise was taken. The description of the fleeing suspect was limited by darkness and haste.
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Mersiche
John E. Broshar
Elks Home
Broshar
Washington Street
Jame Wolf
Lochinvar
Lebanon
Howe
Local teachers shift from Lebanon to Crawfordsville for next year
Two teachers formerly employed in Lebanon city schools join Crawfordsville for the upcoming year. Cecil Tharp becomes principal at Milla School, replacing Owen Crecellug who left the public speaking chair. Thelma Quinley takes a post at Beibe Wehod. Ralph Worley remains chief at the Willson School, a position he has held for several years.
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Lebanon City
Crawfordsville
Cecil Tharp
Milla
Owen Crecellug Wa
Thelma Quinley
Beibewehod
Ralph Worley
Lebanon
Cieal
Willson School
City
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Floyd French at Lafayette Ave
Mr and Mrs Floyd French announce the birth of a son at their home on Lafayette Avenue on Wednesday June 5. The brief notice lists the new arrival with the family at the residence.
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Floyd French
Son
Wuesday
Lafayette Avenue
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Lebanon Battery
B. Smith
L. B. Lilley
M. ‘V. McBroom
Pennsy
WAN Ke Pratives Syndicate
Joe, Givat Bitar
Ceareas
Firworks
M. E. Church
C’ville
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