Flora Edges Lebanon In Last-Minute Baseball Thriller
In an exciting Flora Ringhurst Union game at Flora yesterday afternoon, the locals beat Lebanon 2 to 1. Downey pitched well for Lebanon, with Berman and Hawkins contributing hits for Flora, who scored in the third and seventh innings while Lebanon tied it late before Flora sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flara-Ringhurst
Flora
Lebanon
Downey
Boone
Berman
Itcher Hawkins
Capt. Hare
Gorman
Flora-Kinghurst ~Gregation
Hawkins
Capt. Fare
Ploras
Capt
Hare
Phonon
Tnions
Sam Lebanon
Indianapolis man murders his daughter in broad day
Explanarouis Ind June 13 Robert Jr Jolly looked at his daughter Gladys toys then gave her carbolic acid poison. He killed the child at his father James Jolly's home 101 North Avenue. He fled but was pursued by police until shortly before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Gladys
Anna Jolly
East South Street
Ue Soul Street
Robert Jr
Lebanon Boy Graduates From Purdue Civil Engineering
Arthur Walker son of Mrs Wilma Walker of this city graduates from Purdue University with a civil engineering degree as part of a class of over two hundred. He played in the Glee Club led the Debating Society and served as assistant manager of the Engineers' Review. He will begin work as superintendent of bridge construction with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, likely based in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walker
Wilma Walker
Purdue University
Walker
Agnes
Lydia Bell
Purdue
Purdue Glee Club
Murdue Engineers’ Review
Lebanon High School
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Wisconsin
Fortnightly Euchre Club hosts out of town guests
Miss Irace Norwood entertained the Fortnightly Euchre Club on Indianapolis Avenue with guests Miss Nell Hartman of Homer Illinois Mrs George Tucker of New York City and Mrs Joseph Myers of Seattle. Refreshments were served. Ladies prizes went to Miss Yornslam first and Mrs Walter Shumate second. Miss May Matthews won the Jones hand prize. Gentlemen prizes went to Harry Norwood first and Ray Reynolds second. The lone hand was won by Mark Adler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hame
Indianapolis Avenue
Irace Norwood
Nell. Hartman
Homer
Ill
George Tucker
New York
Joseph Myers
Seattle
Wash
Yornslam
Walter Shumate
May Matthews
Jones
Harry Norwood
Prive
Ray Reynolds
Mark Adler
Great Attraction at Chautauqua In Fort Worth
Phil Adier, president of the Retail Merchants' Association, announced receipt of a telegram from Manager Swift confirming Booker T. Washington will be the star attraction at the local Chautauqua. Washington, renowned educator and Tuskegee Institute president, is slated to appear at the fairground venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Adier
Retail Merchants’ Association
Swift
Booker T. Washngton
Tuskeegee Institute
Washington
Tiapolouist
Annual memorial services next Sunday at Castle Hall
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan memorial day services at Castle Hall starting 2:30 PM. Rev. Demetrius Tillotson will deliver the memorial address, followed by a march to Oak Hill led by the City band.
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Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
Castlehall
Demetrius Tillotson
Knights and Ladies
Thorntown Horse Show Brims With High Breed Displays
Thorntown hosts the fourteenth annual horse show with visitors from Lebanon Frankfort Darlington Shannondale and Colfax. Winners include Walter Riley Joseph Sims C W Williamson L L Graves A D Kerns John Coultrain Milton Hadley Ed Williamson H W Dean J S Miller J A Ragsdale and D Y Slifer among many classes and prizes.
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Thorntown
Walter Riley
Joseph Sims
W. G. Riley
Ist
Thomas W. Douglas
Frankfort
C. W. Williamson
Derlington
L. L. Graves
A. D. Kerns
Fred Williamson
Darlington
John Coultrain
T. Smith
Milton Hadley
Tra Hutchings
Ed Williamson
Darlingtown
Oscar Beasley
H. W. Dean
J. S. Miller
Joseph McClain
W. H. Butner
Hest jack—Graves & Graves
Thornjtown
W. F. Harris
J. A. Ragsdale
Fay Youkey
H. N. Dean
T. M. Hall
D. ¥. Slifer
LaFollette
Richard McIntire
Dr. T. M. Hall
M. M. Booker
Dov Clifton
Jamestown
I. O. LaFollette
Aletha Graves
Harry Patterson
D. V. Slifer
T. B. Keys
North Salem
D. Y. Slifer
W W. Millikan
Lebanon
Colfax
Shannondale
Charles Moorehouse
LaFayette
James Baker
New Tross
Roy Davis
Kirklin
Supt
Ed Rose
Will Rose
Joe Waggoner
Marley Riley
Baxter Mclane
Kly. Stifer
Biifer
William
Knights decorate graves at Oak Hill Cemetery ceremony
A march to Oak Hill cemetery honored deceased Knights with a graveside decoration. Committees from Oak Hill and other lodges organized crews of volunteers to tend the graves of departed members. Speakers and judges from nearby towns attended as hundreds gathered for the event.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Park
James B. Bratton
J. , Brown
C. Brock
M. F. Campbell
N. Cragan
Thomas A. Cobb
Chas
B. Hicks
Geo
W. Campbell
Harry Galvin
F. Cox
WH. N. Coons
John W. Spicklemire
W. A. Cunningham
Joseph Harmon
O. A. Burgin
A. Cauldwell
Fred Coombs
Joe Chitwood
Iday
BW. Campbell
J. H. Perkins
Biges Richey
Samuel Hazelrigg
A. W. Beck
Neal Bercaw
Moses H. Copeland
Orn
Orn B Stephenson and Wi, Virtue ©. G. Rewe—Frank Rinehart, M. G. Nay
Glen Hazelrigg
James Proffitt
A. J. Stewart
Henry le Schald
Joseph Promitt
James A. Sehroy
R. T. Ashley
Joseph Myers
Herbert L. Baker
Samuel J. Nenlin
Samuel McDaniel
Martin
Frank Wooley
J. Frank Bechtell
W. E. Ashley
Wiliam Anderson
Thomas F. Allen
Frank Bynum
A. M Bell
Bam Bb. Bryan
Samuel & Dailly
Jesse Keown
V. I. Booker
C. To Buchanan
A. Bantin
John W. Baker
John Bohannon
Charles Devol
P. D. Rudd
Ray Johnson
J. 1. Ball
J. A. Bassett
Frank Walter
Harry Ballard
Great
Bnow
J. HW
Tovena
Gc. Godwin
W. H. Green
Albert Galvin
G. Galvin
William Hodge
John A. Welch
James W. Garner
A.D. Goodwin
John W. Herod
Lee W. Hooton
L. P. Helfin
Wilbur Moore
LF. McMullen
B. Witter
Shiel Reeves Lawsuit Proceeds in Indianapolis Circuit Court
The $200,000 damage suit by Roger Shiel and Richard P. Reeves against Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Co, Indiana National Bank, and Kingan Co continues in the circuit court. Shiel, described as a colorful figure, jawed about his view of hell located at Union stock yards and recounted negotiations with witness Raugh who urged partnering with existing yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Shiel
Richard P. Reeves
Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Company
Indiana National Bank
Kingan Company
Indianapolis
Shiel
Artman
Hell
Union Stock Yards
Raugh
Nae
Brandenburgh's drunken spree lands him in jail
Tom Brandenburg, accused of threatening to kill his wife and breaking into several homes on Ash Street and nearby areas, was jailed after a night of drinking and violent outbursts. Police report repeated door kickings, threats to residents, and a prior gaming charge with suspended jail time. Prosecutor Hornaday will review potential additional counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Millie Sweeney
South East Street
Hornaday
Candy Kitchen Sold To Busby Brothers In Groover Deal
D. L. Busby and A. C. Busby bought the Candy Kitchen from Groover & Son. Cleveland Groover, junior in the old firm, stays on with the Busbys, while his father may go with a fence company. Peters firm has moved to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Busby
A. C. Busby
Groover & Son
St. ©. Peters
Indianapolis
Cleveland Groover
Busby Brothers
Boone County reunion planned by state auditor names committee
The Annapolis Sun reports Capt J H Olive of the auditor of state forms a committee with Fesse Summers and John Lowe to identify Boone County natives now living in Indianapolis. A picnic and reunion is planned. the committee will meet in a room next week to finalize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Olive
Office of
Auditor of State
Fesse Summers
John Lowe
Tavianapolis
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Flora Twirler
Nash
McCormick
Decatur
Stuffton
Dunkirk
Robert Jolly
Ind
Miss Norwood
Booker T. Washington
Knights OF Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Rev
Castle Hall
Oak Hill
Ford Vail
Harry Davis
John T von Neal
Ben McKey
ML. Billa
J. G. Hawi & Whitaker
Charles Epperson
P. Fitch
Lloyd Nelson
Orvile Nelson
D. G. Edwards
J. Y
Joseph Wraxier
John T. Fes
Monroe Bush
Tommy Neal
Jen. W. Markland
F Robert Morrison
F. Martin
Davin R McGiats Wer
Fred Melerg
Danac Morris
H. Martin
D. T. Morris
F. KB. McCanley
Twe Taylor
George Hicks
N. Mekkern
Geo. W. Nef
John Neff
Ora Neg Pierce
Geo. B. Knlewel
Y Hs Hoy
Harvard
Hogshipe
J. J. Herod
Heildman
BaHinton
Morris
James God
HL. P. New
Hugart Witt
Charlesmer A. Richey
Immel. Gott
John G
Charles Euede—St Logan
B. P. Slater
P. Bireh
Ant
L. M. Finch
Horntown
Frank
Fort, Darlington, Shannondale, Col
Willy
Bassiel
Qood
Suhe Eemenent Fm
M F. Johnson
W. H. Stephenson
Mort. Stephenson
Emil Schopbach
Sam MM. Storm
H. P. Stevens
Thomas M. Sherra
Roy Witt
Joseph Witt
D. Orear
W. F. Perkins
Oliver Orear
Frank Parr
J. Miller
Frank P. ‘Thyme
Jessy Tong
J. F. Long
Elbert Perkins
John C. Perkins
Wm. I. Powell
Morris, Ritchie
D. Av Rice
Milroy Lane
Thomas Powell
D. D. _Perkine
John ©. Robinson
Ww. Ranndall
Frank C. Rogers
Ron McDaniel
Charles Shepard
W. Banford
Frank Smith
Pleasanc
Ge Shoemaker
W- J Sanford
Guy A. Seholte
A. Martin
John Wo
W. Westevena
Walter Shomate
N. Wills
D. E. Walter
Lafayette Wilkon
BN. Wyeott
J. Mo Worley
Kid Connor
BE. Bryan
Crown Hill
Price
Batley
N. Comewell
W. H. Ross
A. Strawmeyer
Perry Wysong
J. C. Perry
Will A. Tull
John Keigel
John W
Branaugh
New Rose
New Rose Lodge
el Lame
Anderson
W. B Osborne
Charles A. McCann
Bethel
Jamesz Promitt
Ana
Phillipa
Ora Pare
Mita Rind
al Tyra Fronier
Pred Wofman
J. F. Martin
Prank
Staten and
Hades
Candy Kitchen
D. H. Olive
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