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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1930

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Lebanon teachers announced for 1930 31 term

Supt. Paul Van Riper released the confirmed staff for next year with only a few changes. Several resignations open two vacancies including basketball coach and Junior High post. Kip Parr to head physical training and new history classes, others retained.

Lebanon Paul van Riper Grace Pointer South Bend Noble Beck Harney School Whitestown Arthur Sims Clifford Kip) Parr Gladys Smith Parr L. H Folows

Schedule of events at Wew Country Club unfolds next month

The Wew Country Club releases a busy schedule with tours, picnics, dinners, and golf matches. Hugh Baker Company, Indianapolis, opens with a golf tournament and dinner tomorrow. June 24 Frankfort meets Lebanon on Ulen course. July 4 Reporter Cup 8 hole match and club championship qualifying. July 9 Columbia Club hosts picnic. July 24 Indianapolis Kiwanis golf tournament and dinner.

Wew Hugh Baker Company of Indianapolis Printers Association of Indianapolis Frankfort Ulen Lafayette Columbia Club Midianapolis Indianapolis Kiwanis Hugh Baker Co Printers Association Lebanon Columbia CM

Brothers of Mrs F Grant Howard III ill in California

Dr Charles E Howard of San Diego is seriously ill in a Los Angeles hospital under care of five physicians and three nurses. His brother Dr Vern Howard of Indianapolis, son in law to Bert Rowan, is also ill in California where he went four weeks ago with Mrs Howard for treatment. Charles Howard fell ill last Friday in Los Angeles from a ruptured appendix and was operated on immediately. last reports gave the family encouragement.

Charles E. Howard San Diego Calif F. Grant Howard Los Angeles Howard Vern Howard Indianapolis Bert Rowan California

Sharkey Favored In Betting Odds For Title Fight

New York June 12 Jack Sharkey the American ex sailor and Max Schmeling the German Dempsey meet tonight at Yankee Stadium before 75000 fans for the title once held by Gene Tunney. Eleventh hour odds place Sharkey favored at 8 to 5 as both camps kept plans under wraps. Weather forecasters expect increasing cloudiness with a rain postponement possible. Sharkey and Schmeling weighed in near 197 and 187 pounds respectively.

New York Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling Dempsey Yankee Stadium Gene Tunney Sharkey Schmeling Ain Johnny Buckley Joe Jacobs Jacobs Manhattan Fight Fang Madison Square Garden

Boone County Boy Scouts Host Wali-gu-zhu Event

Memorial Park hosts the annual Wali-gu-zhu with seven events. Troop One of Lebanon, last year’s winner of the silver cup donated by A. M. Lofland, is expected to contend for the title again today.

Boone County Boy Scouts Memorial Park A. M. Lofland Lebanon

Collision Triggers Federal Probe Into Fairfax Pinthis Disaster

Boston June 12 federal officers investigate the Mass Bay collision between the merchant steamer Fairfax and the oil tanker Pinthis with about forty six lives lost. A public inquiry opens at the appraisers stores to take sworn testimony as a grand jury and possible congressional review loom. Investigators weigh seven angles including alleged failure to seek outside aid and rescue those in the flaming sea.

Boston Massachusetts Bay Fairfax Pinthis Scituate Gloucester

Homer I Cutsinger Plans Large Estate Project

Mr and Mrs Homer I Cutsinger begin development of a fifty acre estate and summer home on a lake north of Edinburg. The water body, the largest in nearby counties, formed from gravel removal by Pennsylvania Railroad. The railway had bought the ground from Cutsinger with a deed clause reversion to the owner after gravel operations ceased. Mrs Cutsinger hails from Lebanon, daughter of J R and spouse.

Edinburg Homer I, Cutsinger Cutsinger Martin Cutsinger Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Fifty Percent Of American Children Shown To Be Attending High Schools

United States Office of Education reports that about half of youths aged 15 to 18 attend high school, tracing growth from 10 percent in 1821 to 60 percent by 1928. The document notes faster gains 1915 to 1925, then a slower rise, with forecasts uncertain beyond modest future increases.

Weg Tee United States United States Office of Education

New Evidence in Rector Case Tied to Indiana Trip

Sheriff L M Sandlin and Prosecuting Attorney John A Sunderland spent Wednesday in Frankfort pursuing new evidence in the State against Harrison Rector, a 41 year old Frankfort man. Authorities linked alleged alibi efforts to show Rector was in Indianapolis on the night of the attempted poultry farm robbery. A tractor of Rector’s movements in May led to discovery of his car near the Hayes farm, northeast of Lebanon, as tensions rose over potential foreign witnesses and additional charges.

L. M. Sandlin John A. Sunderland Frankfort Harrison Rector Boone County Indianapolis Wee County Perapne

Organization for New Constitution Formed In Indiana

Indianapolis June 12 The Constitutional Convention League of Indiana formally launched its campaign for a 1931 convention at a dinner at Claypool Hotel. Former Governor James F Goodrich of Winchester was the main speaker as Ex-Governor Severed declared the aim to restore power to the people.

Indianapolis Constitutional Convention League of Indiana Claypool Hotel James F. Goodrich Winchester

Noblesville Man Elected Commander of Indiana G A R

Wabash Ind June 12 Isaac B Austin of Noblesville Ind for mer treasurer of Hamilton county and Civil War veteran was elected commander of the Indiana Department of the Grand Army of the Republic at the close of the fifty first annual state encampment today Martinsville Martinsville F M McNair and Ream of Ind also noted as contenders in the event

Wabash Ind Isaac B. Austin Noblesville Hamilton County Indiana Volunteers Indiana Department Grand Army of the Republic Ustin F. M. McNair Martinsville

Chicago Police Raid Drive Continues Against Gangland

Chicago curbs gang violence after an all night roundup left about 655 in custody. Police squads, led by seasoned officers, sweep hot spots while leaders flee to safer locations. Despite public pressure, officials doubt a full halt is possible as editorials urge action.

Chicago Alfred Jake) Lingle Underworld Leutenant New York Near North Side Aiello Gang West Side Valley District Druggan- Lake Combine Genna Gang South Side Joe Saltis Frank Reynolds al Booth Andrew Barry Walter Storms Patrick O'Connell William Cusack William H. Russell John Stege Russell Suy

Soo Delegates at Baptist Meeting

The annual two day Judson Associational Sunday School and Baptist Young People's Union session opened at Walnut Street Baptist church with 300 delegates from Clinton Howard and Boone counties. Middlefork church in Clinton county led attendance with 70 plus, Seircleville also strong. The meeting closed this afternoon after a Wednesday session led by Leon Alter of Forest with song led by Edna Welty.

Judson Associational Sunday School Baptist Young People's Union Walnut Street Clinton Howard Boone Middlefork Clinton County Seircleville Leon Alter Forest Edna Welty Young America Lola Hodge N. B. Blackwell Ivy Elizaville Eee Ace

Directors Meet At American Nut Co In Indianapolis

Russel Ritchie and B. P. Coombs attend a directors' meeting of the American Nut Company in Indianapolis. Ritchie is secretary treasurer. Irwin Brown, Lebanon, founder and president of the company, which produces and distributes salted nuts. The fifth in a weekly broadcast series will air tonight at eight on Station WKBF with the Three Cuckoo Nutskeeteers Jimmy Boyer Indianapolis Herb Randall and Al Wynkoop Lebanon.

Russel Ritchie American Nut Company Indianapolis Ritchie Irwin Brown Lebanon WKBF Cuckoo Jimmy Boyer Herb Ranadall al Wynkoop

Industrial Show at Leba non Exposition Opens June 18

A four day Leban on Exposition and Good Will Jubilee begins Wednesday June 18 with numerous exhibits and an ambitious entertainment lineup. The Chamber of Commerce city and county officials plus Freeman and Green Inc have curated high class acts from major vaudeville circuits to ensure steady attendance and distinct afternoon and evening programs.

Chamber of Commerce Lebanon Chamber Freeman and Green, Inc die-Keith-Orpheum Loew Fox Gantinved Ou Onge

Broken back veteran gains new support after crash

Indianapolis June 12 Joseph A Barrett 44 a World War veteran received a broken back in a collision on U S Route 62 five miles north of Flackville Ind but it did not deter him He wore an auxiliary leather and steel back since WWI The impact snapped the steel back and Barrett was treated at City Hospital for cuts bruises and for installation of a new back

Indianapolis Joseph A. Barrett U. 8 Flackville Ind City Barrett

Bee incident ends in arrest for Charley Chinn in Indianapolis

Charley Chinn, a Black man, was jailed in Indianapolis after being charged with malicious trespass and suffering numerous bee stings. He allegedly climbed a tree at 86 West St. Joseph Street, sawed off a limb without the owner's permission, releasing a swarm that swarmed the sidewalk and blocked traffic.

Indianapolis Charley Chinn Jai West St. Joseph Street Chinn Ae Chinn

Senate Vote on Tariff Measure Set for Friday

Washington June 12 Administration leaders prepared to enact a billion dollar tariff bill with a final Senate vote expected within 24 hours despite opposition from Sen Joseph R Grundy of Pennsylvania. Funding and duty provisions sparking debate as Reed weighs in on the fence over the bill’s impact on business and agriculture.

Washington Senate Joseph R. Grundy Sylvania Grundy David A. Reed Reed Mont Washington Congress Camspaign Ince West Harrison Mississippi

Boone County Denial Halts Hoosier Wine Promotion

Kiwanis Club meeting yesterday noon rejected a proposal to advance a recurring magazine spread and a centennial issue. Members favored boosting the celebration’s success but the plan to issue a special number at the top of the event was not adopted.

Boone County Naan

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