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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1931

Page

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Storm kills farmer and devastates Boone County farms

A Worth township farmer, Francis Burkett, 40, was electrocuted while aiding a neighbor as a high tension line fell on a telephone wire near Whitestown. The storm caused extensive livestock losses, damaged utility lines, and delayed service restoration. weather bureau logged 1.14 inches of rain for the week. Survivors include Burkett’s widow and two children.

Worth Township Boone County Whitestown Francis Burkett Dan Hatcher Burkett Hatcher Royalton Lebanon Government Weather Bureau Clyde O. Laughner W. E Pete Swisher Advance Otis “Young Dover Boone Farm Mutual Armstrong & Son Charles Pearl J. W. Jones and Son John Adair New Brunswick Guy McLaughlin Hazelrigg

Chicago Banks in Gigantic Mergers Shake City Finance

Two major Chicago bank mergers consolidate Foreman State National and Central Trust into a vast banking group. The First National Bank and First Union Trust and Savings absorb Foreman State and its affiliates, forming a $900 million institution. Central Trust and National Bank of the Republic join to create the Central Republic Bank and Trust Company, reshaping Loop finance with deposits and resources well into the hundreds of millions.

Chicago First National Bank First Union Trust and Savings Bank Foreman- State National Bank Foreman-State Trust and Savings Bank First National Union Trust Foreman State Central Trust National Bank of the Republic

Outs Miller Will Open Store Here

Formal opening of the Sell-Rite Grocery at 111 West South street, owned by Otis Miller. The store will offer new stocks and fixtures with a focus on fruits and vegetables and will feature the Sunkist line. A fountain spray and free delivery are planned. Miller’s career spans Indianapolis, Frankfort, and Lebanon.

West South Street Otis Miller Sunkist Miller Sixteenth Alabama Streets Indianapolis Frankfort Lebanon

Lebanon golfers to compete in Indianapolis district tourney

Three local players Calvin Lenox Guy Davis Jr and Eugene Julliam Jr will contest the Indianapolis District Golf tournament this week. The 54 hole medal event begins with 18 holes at Highland Country Club today followed by 18 at Meridian Hills on Tuesday and 18 at Broadmoor on Wednesday.

Indianapolis Calvin Lenox Guy Davis Eugene Julliam Highland Country Club Meridian Hills Country Club Broadmoor Country Ub

100 Children Enroll in Daily Vacation Church School

Enthusiasm runs high as the Daily Vacation Church School opens at Presbyterian and First Baptist churches. Over 100 pupils enroll this morning with 67 in the primary and junior division, three in nursery, and more expected this week. Mrs. Keith Cox leads playtime at the Masonic lot with Boy Scouts aiding supervision. The nursery and kindergarten use Moody's Kindergarten Course for the Daily Vacation School.

Presbyterian First Baptist Presbyterian Church Masonic North East Washngton Streets Keith Cox Miss Moody’s

Mortgage Firms To Rehabilitate Eastern Oklahoma Farms

Oklahoma City on June 8 investment firms holding numerous eastern Oklahoma farms foreclosed during the downturn have launched a cooperative rehabilitation plan. Officials describe staged improvements, supervised farming, and tenant arrangements with profit sharing as they prepare for eventual land disposition when real estate markets recover.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City United Press Lester B. Gunn Oklahoma City Investment Company Gunn

Memorial Day Committee Meeting Requested Attendance

A meeting of the Memorial Day committee is set for Tuesday at two o'clock in the G. A. R. hall in the courthouse to conclude the current year's work. All members are urged to attend.

G. A. R. Hall Court House

Mrs. Osborn Returns Home From Booneville Visit

Mrs. Sarah Osborn, who spent winter with her daughter Mrs. C. H. Taylor in Booneville, has returned to her home on East Washington street.

Sarah Osborn C. H. Taylor Booneville East Washington Street

The Mysterious Young Man serial starts in The Reporter

Roy T. Burney, a young American millionaire, travels to distant lands with Ann Carmichael as bodyguard while four men plot his demise. The Louise Gerard romance blends love and adventure, exploring secret motives, jealousy, and sacrifice as chapters begin in The Reporter.

Almore Roy T. Burney Ann Carmichael Louise Gerard Lebanon

Last rites for prominent Lebanon merchant Grover C Shelby

Funeral services for Grover C Shelby veteran of World War I were held at the Elks Home this afternoon at 2 15 o clock. The service was conducted by the officer in charge.

Elks Home Grover C. Shelby Lebanon Elks

Encampment of G.A.R. convenes in Newcastle Indiana

In Newcastle Indiana the fifty second annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens with Civil War veterans and delegates from related groups such as the Woman's Relief Corps and Daughters of Veterans present. National commander James E. Jewell of Fort Morgan Colorado arrives for the first two days of the convention.

Newcastle Ind Indiana Grand Army of the Republic Woman’s Relief Corps Daughters of Veterans, Sons of Veterans Sons of Veterans Auxiliary James E. Jewell Fort Morgan Colo

Brownsburg Robber Sentenced Quick After Capture

Danville Indiana June 8 Harry Taylor 21 of Brownsburg was jailed at the state farm for a year after being caught looting a Brownsburg garage cash register of 19 dollars. Frank Smith owner seized the loot and Taylor was sent for trial. Brownsburg authorities suspect Taylor in several recent incidents.

Danville Ind Brownsburg Harry Taylor Indiana State Farm Frank Smith Taylor Brownsburgh

Government hunts Capone wealth across nation

United States officials pursue Al Capone's concealed fortunes estimated at 1,038,654 earned between 1924 and 1929. The government seeks conviction on income tax charges and aims to locate and seize assets coast to coast. Civil liens will be filed against found property, separate from criminal indictments.

Chicago United States al Capone Capone Mitchell Johnson Robert E. Neely Internal Revenue Neely Frank Lake Vincent C. Giblin Florida

Sheridan Woman Seeks Divorce After Separation

Mrs Lavada Bauer of Sheridan filed in circuit court for divorce from Norman Bauer whom she married in 1925 and have separated since May 1980. She accuses him of failure to provide and abusive conduct and asks for a decree of separation custody of their three year old son Russell and child support.

Lavada Bauer Sheridan Circuit Court Norman Bauer Russell

Fire in Norfolk pier roars then comes under control

Fire broke out at the Buxton Steamship wharf in Norfolk on Sunday afternoon. By early Monday the blaze had destroyed seven city blocks and 400 feet of waterfront, with damages estimated around 5 million dollars. Army, navy, and local fire crews fought flames as tugs and fireboats assisted. three firemen and three marines were seriously injured when a wall collapsed. Martial law limited city area as more than 1,000 troops aided the response. The fire began at 4:30 p.m. Sunday and by 8:30 p.m. had spread across ten blocks. The fight extended into the night with high winds driving destruction toward central districts.

Norfolk Richmond Newport News Elizabeth City N. C Salvation Army Navy Buxton Steamship Company Victoria Ballentine Hotel

Fate of Crowned Heads Remains in Exile at Fontainebleau

Fontainebleau June 8 The ex king Alfonso XIII and Queen live in exile with five of six children reflecting on past monarchies. Alfonso tours the Chateau de Fontainebleau while the queen hopes Spain will later welcome them back. Juan Carlos now serves as a naval cadet in Britain. Alfonso negotiates finances from a hotel office and plans amid costly living.

Fontainebleau Alfonso XIII Alfonso Chateau Napoleon Pius VII Bonaparte Spain Don Juan Carlos British Naval College Dartmouth London British Admiralty Juan Naval Academy England Paris

Clark's Hill man held for murder in Wall death

Luther Paige aged 39 was charged with murder in Lafayette Ind after authorities said he struck William G Wall 48 with a two by four during elevator demolition at Clark's Hill. Wall died from skull fracture after being knocked sixteen feet to the ground. Paige fled in a car and was later captured in Linden and brought to Crawfordsville for arraignment. Wall's wife lives in Muskogee Okla.

Lafayette Ind Luther Paige Linden Montgomery County Crawfordsville William G. Wall Paige Wall Clark’s Hill Muskogee Okla

Divorce Suit Seeks Desertion Grounds in Boone Court

Mrs Ruby R Douglass of Center township files for divorce from Floyd S Douglass charging desertion three years ago. They wed June 30 1926 and separated June 1 1928. Douglass now resides in Chesterfield South Carolina per the complaint prepared by Rogers Smith.

Floyd S., Douglass Ruby R. Douglass Center Township Boone Circuit Court Douglass Chesterfield South Carolina Rogers & Smith

Public Service Company of Indiana Officers Attend Kokomo Meeting

Edgar Adams manager and Albert Chaille gas appliance and meter official of the local Public Service Company of Indiana branch attended a territorial council meeting at Kokomo today. The bi monthly council includes company employes and employers discussing service problems.

Edgar Adams Alibert Chaille Public Service Company of Indiana Territorial Council Kokomo

Mrs Dutch's Father Dies Suddenl y

Mr and Mrs C A Dutch and family left for Chariton Iowa after the death of Mrs Dutch's father W R Yost who died suddenly this morning from acute indigestion the family learned today

Three Indianapolis Women Injured In Boone County Crashes

Three Indianapolis women were injured, two severely, in two Boone County auto accidents over the weekend. Mrs. Frank Fisk and her daughter Essie Fisk suffered deep cuts and bruises when their car hit a pole near Mechanicsburg on State Road 39 Saturday evening. They were treated by a Frankfort doctor and cared for at a Flora relative's home.

Indianapolis Boone County Frank Fisk New Jersey Essie Fisk Mechanicsburg State Road 39 Thomas Campbell Clinton Saunders Frankfort O. A. Trent Flora Cecil Thompson Fisk Dai Williams Broug

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