Wedding of Miss Adney and Mr Hornaday at Central Methodist
A large church assembly witnessed the union of Miss Elia Germaine Adney and Mr John William Hornaday at Central Methodist Church. Rev Demetrius Titlotson officiated. A reception followed at the Adney home with many relatives and out-of-town guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Misselia Germaine Adney
Adney
William Hornaday
Demetrius |Lotaon
Plauer
Floristics
Gertrude Parkhurst
Handel
Menadhn
Hollins Ding
West
Wagner
Mendelsin
Kenneth Foster
Ben Mbs
Frank Adney
Kirkman
Anderson
Beulah Davis Campbell
Eunice Darnell
Edith Oway
Ematron of Honor
Rogey
Ss Gifta
Earl Adney
Damage sign trial in the circuit court
The case of Fred A. Lawrence versus Sylvester Cunningham for damages opened in circuit court before a four member jury impaneled this morning. In Laycock versus Catterson replevin, the plaintiff secured possession of a gun or its value set at 25 dollars, with costs awarded against the defendant. In Henry versus Jones to quiet title, the report of sale was filed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Lawrence
Sylvester Cunningham
Clarance P. Laycock
Robert 8. Catterson
Jeanette Henry
Charles EB. Jones
Companies Move to Larger Quarters in Zion Building
The Lebanon Heating Co. and Central Station Engineering Co. will relocate tomorrow from the Zion building to the Farmers State Bank Building, occupying three rooms on the second floor. The move comes as the present quarters are too small. Work on the new heating system progresses, with twelve inch lines nearly finished and belt lines around the square to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Heating Co
Central Station Engineering Co
Zion Building
Farmers State Bank
Hundred Guests Attend Whitestown Home Wedding
Alma Ger Wooley wed Paul Perry of Greensburg Indiana at the Wooley home near Whitestown. The ceremony at eight o clock, under roses and honeysuckles, featured Lohengrin’s Wedding March by Mina Vander, with Rev H N Calton officiating and Cyrus Wooley as flower bearer. A pink white green decor scheme accompanied a wedding supper and guests from Greensburg Indianapolis Muncie Peru and elsewhere attended. The couple reside at 361 North Michigan Avenue Greensburg after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Vandever
Cyrus Wooley
H. N. Calton
Whitestown M. EB
Lebanon
Decatur County
Chas
Jessie Reddington
Ira Ainsnworth
W. H. Perry
George Gageby
Walter Cory
Isaac Layton
Annette
John Douglas
Henry Logan
Frank Baker
Hannah
Sadie Baker
W. B. Scott
Greensburg
Lambert
Hayward Curry
Indianapolia
Geo
L.roberts
Paul L. Roberts
Misa Miriam Roberts
Muncie
Myrtle and
Grace Elder
Peru
Helen Edwards
South Whitley
Perry
North
Michigan Avenue
Indiana
Heart disease claims life of Allen Ray at 62 in Indianapolis
Allen Ray, 62, died of heart disease at his son Dillon B Ray’s home in Indianapolis at 1 30 p m. He had long been in poor health. Ray, a Civil War veteran and Persimmon Brigade major, worked for the Columbia Harness Co. in Indianapolis and had previously practiced as a physician in Bowling Green. He is survived by son Dillon B Ray and Ralph R Ray of Chicago, and daughter Mrs W B Bonner of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Ray
Dillon B. Ray
Villa Avenue
Indianapolis
Ray
Christian
Jeffries
Petersdorf
Mr. Ray
Zionsville
Persimmon Brigade
Columbia Harness Company
Bowling Green
Ind
Pa Ray
Dilton B. Rauyhe
Ralph R. Ray
Chicago
W. B. Bonner
Seattle
Wash
Seventieth Birthday Celebration for Mrs Long
Mrs M D Jones hosted a dinner for Mrs W S Long of Crawfordsville at her home to mark the 70th birthday. Relatives and friends from Crawfordsville Lebanon Tipton and nearby towns attended. A resolutions committee thanked the city and local society and pledged district support for next year’s convention at Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Society
Christian Endeavor
Truman Crosstrest
Mary Hiatt
Blanche Fuler
Blanche Fuller
Cora Mae Wise
Jat Anderson
Convention Adjourned After Inspiring District Meeting
The last session of the District Christian Endeavor convention was held yesterday afternoon. Miss Flossie Earl of Noblesville presided. Miss Lillian Hayes gave a major Junior hour talk urging stronger junior societies in every church to train youth for missions and higher work. Delegates praised the value of the gathering, reporting increased interest, enthusiasm, and resolve. Reports were adopted and officers nominated, with Harriet C. Stephenson of Westfield named Secretary among district officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Christian Endeavor
Flossie Earl
Noblesville
Christian Endeavor
Lillian Hayes
Harriet C. Stephenson
Westfield
Johnson chosen as State delegate to Sunday School convention
Johnson, president of the Boone County Sunday School Association, has been chosen as a State delegate to the International Sunday School Convention of North America in Louisville, Kentucky, next Thursday. The appointment comes from the State Association Board of Directors. He previously attended a similar convention in Toronto, Canada, three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Johnson
Boone County Sunday School Association
Louisville
Johnson
Toronto
Canada
Local Militia to Attend Fourth of July Festivities
The Frankfort Times notes arrangements for Kokomo and Lebanon guard companies and possibly Crawfordsville company to appear for the Fourth of July celebration in Frankfort. Indiapolis signal and hospital corps will join the event with full equipment demonstrations. The hospital corps from Frankfort and Indianapolis will participate in the artillery battle and other day features, and will remain over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Tines
Kokomo
Lebanon
Guarch
Crawfordaville
Indt- Janapolia Signal and Hospital Corps
Frankfort Hospital Corps
Indianapolis
Signal Corps
Obituary of Perry Bennett Pioneer of Boone County
Perry Bennett aged 61 years 6 months 21 days died from organic heart trouble. Born in Boone County he married Mary C Miller in 1872. Survived by brothers Thomas and Marion Bennett and sister Elizabeth Cory. A Presbyterian of Hopewell he will be buried at Hopewell Cemetery after a 2 p.m. Friday funeral at Hopewell Church led by Rev Banta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bennett
Mary C. Miller
Thomas Bennett
Marion Bennett
Elizabeth Cory
Presbyterian Church
Hopewell
Banta
Hopewell Cemetery
Broshar to Occupy Rodefer Building as Hotel and Restaurant
John E. Broshar has leased the remodeled Rodefer building on South Lebanon Street, vacated by Swails' restaurant, and will move next week to operate a restaurant and hotel. He currently runs a boarding house on North Lebanon Street and plans an up-to-date dining room, hot water heat in all ten rooms, a short order house, and hotel services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Broshar
Rodefer
South Lebanon Street
Swails
Broshar
Walker
North Lebanon Street
Delegation Heads to National Republican Convention
Maj. N Cragun and wife Mrs. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Heath will depart Saturday afternoon for Chicago to attend the National Republican convention. Cragun serves as a Ninth district delegate while Heath will be an assistant sergeant at arms at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Cragun
E. T. Lane
88. Heath
Chicago
Maj. Cragun
Heath
Assessment corrections and deductions by board of review
The Board of Review reduced items from the Bloomfield Grimes assessment noting a $15 deduction for a steer that died since assessment. It also corrected erroneous entries including a $400 sum listed as Seaned and a $200 sum listed as A Li Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Higgins Bloomfield Grimes
A. Li. Howard
Convention Program Recaps Watson Address for Governor
The Republican County Convention meets Saturday at the Grand Opera House with James B. Watson as the governor candidate slated to reply to T. R. Marshall. Jesse Neff presides as temporary chairman as the day’s program outlines morning and afternoon sessions, with credentials rules and resolutions reports and the nomination of candidates on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
James EB. Watson
Marshall
Jesse Neff
Lebanon City
AL W. K. Newcomer
Weston
Old Gas Quartette
James B. Watson
America
Fternoon
Two Men Seek Pasteur Treatment for Rabies Risk
Dr. A F P Nelson, city veterinarian, and Charles Herr of Perry township, traveled to Indianapolis to pursue Pasteur institute treatment with plans to proceed to Chicago if needed. They recently handled rabies suspects after three Jersey cows owned by J A Smock fell ill. brain samples were sent to Purdue, confirming rabies, with minor hand injuries in both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FP. Nelson
Charles Herr
Perry Township
Indianapolis
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Jersey
J. A. Smock
Nelson
Purdue
Nown
Mr. Herr
Deaths of Brownburg’s pioneer citizens reported
June 11 report from Brownsburg notes the deaths of John W. Griffith aged 71 and M. D. Green aged 72, a longtime local merchant. Alfred Fitch, a retired farmer and senior officer of Brownsburg State Bank, is reported critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsburg
John W. Griffith
M. D. Green
Alfred Fitch
Prowneburg State Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Horna
Cemony
Demetrius Titlotson
East Washingltreet
George K. Hornaday
Zenol Downe
Martin
Ring
Eunice’ Darnell
Nina Spahr
Mary Coons
Stella Avery
Misa Abbott
Greencastle
Hornaday
Warsaw
North Meridian Street
Woman's Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
Ed Stephenson
Geo. B. McKee
Felker
McKee
Emma Martin
South Africa
Paul Perry
Alma Wooley
Bride
Whitestown
Rev
Dalton
Will Wooley
Alma Ger
The
Henry
WS. Long
M.D. Jones
C. C
Ander
Boone County
Board OF Review
Senate
J. E. Watson
T. R. Marshall
Jesse Neds
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