Tuesday on European Trip
In NX Y June 19 reporters Ise Elma Dooley and Miss Anna p and others who won The Repor Tour to Europe depart from Indianapolis en route to Washington Philadelphia New York. They arrive at the Capitol at 1 05 p m and spend two days there. The Summerdale Brass additions James H Hoy and Phil Adler entertain with racing and a 40 yard youth race that ends in a tie. Ladies beat the men 18 12 in baseball with Mr Adler as umpire. Boats stay in commission all day and many swim. Mrs Palmiter leads the executive committee for the event with credit to her efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Elma Dooley
Miss Annap
Europe
Wat
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Ion
D.C
Onal Capitol
Summerdale Brass
Ceme
James H. Hoy
Phil Adler
Lebanon
Ind
Adler
C, Eb, Stufilbeam
John H. Hoy
Washington trip plan tour party members depart for Philadelphia
The group includes Congress Martin A. Morrison and his companions who will visit Washington. They will call on President Taft at the White House in company with Mr Morrison. The Misses Dooley Rows will join in Washington and accompany the party to Philadelphia for a day and a half of sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Martin A. Morrison
Washington
President Taft
White E
Mr. Morrison
Dooley
Rows
Philadelphia
York Expects Promised Voyage to Europe from Philadelphia
The Reporter notes plans for a Sunday departure of June 19 from Philadelphia aboard Allan Line twin screw steamer for a grand Europe tour. The itinerary promises stops in Belgium Holland Switzerland Germany France England and includes visits to notable sites, with anticipation from Mrs Dooley and another gentleman.
Summerdale Special Highlights Recent Views
The piece reflects on local happenings and summer plans, noting the author’s upbeat tone and reflections on community events. It hints at forthcoming summer activities and the writer’s evolving perspective as days grow warmer.
Suit Alleges Contract Violation Over Fence and Drainage
Willis Johnson sues Big Four Railway for specific performance alleging a Sept 23 1909 contract to build and maintain a standard woven wire fence and an open ditch on a 40 foot strip. The defendant failed to construct or maintain per spec by Dec 1907, harming adjoining land drainage and pasture use. seeks $800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Johnson
Big Four Railway
The Lady of Gray Gables at Grand Opera House
A stunning attraction arrives Thursday June 16 with The Lady of Gray Gables staged by Elka Lodge. Three scenery sets and the full cast travel from Crawfordsville to present this Constance Skinner romantic drama, praised by Chicago critics and drawing New York manager interest. Lebanon spectators supported the event with display ads and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Lodge of
Elka
Crawfordsville
Constance Skinner
Chicago
New York
Lebanon
Memorial services honor deceased fraternal members
C J Orbison delivers a well received address at the Grand Opera House at 2 30 organized by Odd Fellows Red Men and Knights of Pythias with auxiliary groups. A Presbyterian quartet singers perform Abide With Me Lead Kindly Light God Shall Wipe Away All Tears Crossing the Bar and America. After the service the groups parade to Oak Hill Cemetery for graveside decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows, Red Men
Knights of Pythias
Grand Opera House
Opera House
C.F S. Neal
Presbyterian Church Quartette
Lester Jones
Misa Harriet Gabriel
Ivory C. Tolle
Quartette
Lebanon
America
J. Orbigon
Indianapolis
Hiahs Ip
J. 8. Darnall
D. A. Neal
J. A. Bassett
Oak Hill Cemetery
Street Oiling Report Lists Local Property Assessments
Committeeman on North Lebanon street presents a detailed itemized receipt and expenditure report. Property owners named include S Heath J C Brown J M Cogawell Dr Behuux Mrs Walker W B Smith W M Brenton Tolman C P Rodan Lida Perkins M Bereaw Virgil Buntil Retta Pall W Edwards Ballard C P Mahan B R Williams J A Coona W H ere Inn C Long Charles Shepard Fred Hooton W G Kenedy and others with payments of one dollar or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Lebanon Street
S. Heath
J. C. Brown
J. M. Cogawell
Dr. Behuux
Mra. Walker
W. B. Smith
W. M. Brenton
Tolman
C. P. Rodan
Lida Perkins
M. Bereaw
Virgil. Buntil
Retta Pall
W. Edwards
Conta
Ballard
C. P. Mahan
BR. B. Williama
J.A. Coona
W. H. Ea Ere
C. Long
Charles Shepard
Fred Hooton
W. G. Kenedy
B. Plat
G M. Hooton
W. HW. Buntin
Local street work payments and balance report
The record lists contributors and amounts totaling 45 dollars for sessional expenses. It notes traction fees and individual payments, mentions oiling delays on Reed & Hutchinson street, unaddressed solicitation to Mrs. Clara Richardson, committee payments totaling 43 dollars with a 2 dollar remaining balance, and names several individuals and the School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Davin
W. Medricts
Wallace Morrie
J. Shelby
B. Adele
W. P. Perkins
Len Titus
Thomas Huckstep
Nake Gillmore
Phil Adler
Bert
Earhart
W. H. Gott
W. Hend
Erson
George Rigsby
School Board
Clara Richardson
Frank D. Stanley
Miss Mills
Milas Earhart
Married Sunday in Central Christian church parlors
Leander Clark Tomlinson and Miss Jennie Mae Broshar were married yesterday morning by Rev. L. E. Brown. They moved to a North West street home already furnished. Tomlinson is a machinist at the Cream Separator factory and Broshar is the daughter of deputy sheriff John Broshar. The couple has many friends offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Clark Tomlinson
Jennie Mae Broshar
Central Christian Church
L. E. Brown
North West Street
Tomlinson
Samuel Tomlinson
John Broshar
Samuel Booher Dies at Mulberry After Sudden Stroke
Samuel Booher died at his Mulberry home Sunday afternoon from paralysis of the bowels after a sudden illness. Born April 25, 1839 near Darlington, he was a longtime farmer before moving to Mulberry. Survived by widow, many children and siblings, funeral Tuesday at 10 o'clock from his residence with burial in Fair Haven cemetery. Rev. Siberling officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Booter
Mulberry
Mr. Booker
Darlington
McQuire
Elwood Booher
Alva Lecklichter
Margaret Booher
Harry Booher
Saragurta
Rigens
Advance
Ind
Grimes
Thorntown
Back in the Game William Endicott Returns to Racing
William Endicott, who announced retirement last season and bought a Crawfordville farm, has entered the Deco ration Day race at Indianapolis with the Cole car, then plans to return to racing next season after receiving a splendid offer to drive a well known car. Endicott formerly resided in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Endicott
Crawfordville
Cole
Speedway
Indianapolis
Endicott
Storm kills five and floods New York area
Eastern Storm reports five dead and five injured with property losses near one million dollars after a two day storm across New York and vicinity. Weather forecasts predict continuation today while Croton reservoirs accumulate a ten days’ supply.
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New York
Croton
Franchises Sought For Boone County Road Projects
A franchise for right of way across public highways in Boone County is being prepared by the Circuit Terminal Co and will be reviewed by County Attorney BR Adney before submission to the county commissioners for quick action. The Traction Terminal Co seeks fast approval to start grading, expecting the line to be in operation by July Fourth. The article also includes medical guidance on treating wounds to prevent lockjaw, recommending open wound care, antiseptics, and tetanus antitoxin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Terminal Co
Boone County
BR. W. Adney
Adney
Traction Terminal Co
Cases of Lockjaw Increase After Fourth of July Observance
The weekly health department report notes rising cases of lockjaw following Fourth of July observances and warns that such incidences will grow more frequent as the period advances. The item emphasizes health vigilance and potential escalation of this condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Death claims Mrs. Margaret Weaver near Mace
Mrs. Margaret Weaver died Friday afternoon at her home one mile north of Mace after a three month illness due to heart trouble and other diseases. Widow of Jasper Weaver she leaves three sons and three daughters including Carrie Euphemia, Charles and Wilmer Weaver at home and two daughters in law Mrs Joseph Linn and Buri Weaver near New Roga. Funeral was held at the home at 1 40 this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weaver
Mace
Jasper Weaver
George Weaver
Joseph Linn
Buri Weaver
New Roga
Carrie
Euphemia
Charles
Wilmer
Obituary of Mrs Annie Lauretia Wooley 54 in Lebanon Indiana
Mrs Annie Lauretia Wooley died at 2 a m today at 609 North Meridian street paralysis. She was born December 22 1867 in Franklin county and married William Wooley October 1 1878 at Adams Indiana. Survived by husband two children Frank B Wooley and Alma G Perry, and siblings Olive L Roberts Louie M Corey. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at residence conducted by Rev M H Appleby with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Annie Lauretia Wooley
North
Meridian Street
Wooley
Franklin County
Adama
Ind
William Wooley
Frank B. Wooley
Alma G. Perry
Greensburg
Ora May
Irma Opal
Perry C. Linch
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Olive L. Roberts
Lafayette
Louie M. Corey
Decature County
Boone County
Fitet
Hazelrigg
Lebanon
Whitestown
Methodist Church of Lebanon
M. H. Appleby
Oak Hill Cemetery
Knights of Pythias Memorial Day Exercises
The Knights of Pythias Lodge of Lionsville will hold annual memorial day exercises next Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. Former Governor J. Frank Hanly will deliver the address. If weather permits the event will be at Zion Park. otherwise it moves to the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge of
Lionsville
J. Frank Hanly
Zion Park
Town Hall
Forestry Association to Be Organized Here
An effort to organize a Lebanon forestry association as an adjunct to the State Forestry Association will be made. Edward J. Haniotk, secretary of the State Board, was here that week and is expected again this week to arrange preliminary incidentals for the local group. Former Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks heads the state group and may lend aid to perfecting the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Randle Haffner Couple Wed in New Brunswick Parlor Ceremony
Artie Ramile and Misa Ethel Haffner were married Saturday afternoon in the groom's parlors of the Farmers State bore by Rev. Homer Dale. The bride is daughter of William Haffner, groom son of James D. Randle. They will reside with the bride's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Ramile
Misa Ethel Hafner
Ue Farmers State
Homer Dale
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Maine
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State” Health Board
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K. O. P. Memorial
Lionsville Lodge
Frank Hanly
Forestry Association
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Ethel Haffner
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