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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1910

Page

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Democrats Nominate Ticket for County Offices

The Democratic convention nominated candidates for county offices including Representative O P Higgins of Marion Prosecutor W J Wood of Center Auditor David M Clark of Jack Recorder A P W Teeton of Center Sheriff George Corwin of Jefferson Treasurer John Flaningham of Rogar Creek Surveyor Ollie Dodd of Washington Clerk James Gardner of Center Coroner Dr W D Fall of Jackson Commissioner 2nd Dist John Is Potts of Washington Commissioner 4th Dist James Cobb of Center Assessor A D Spencer of Center Councilmen at Large Thomas Harbaugh of Clinton Oscar Fisher SM Riker of Center Councilman 1st Dist T N Bryan of Center Councilman 2nd Dist James Proffitt of Washington Councilman 3rd Dist Newt Buntin Councilman 4th Dist Albert Hauser of Worth The closing events followed with nominations for coroner, county commissioner, and council seats amid confusion and anticipated revisions due to residency questions.

Sherif George Corwin Jefferon John Flaningham Rogar Creek Ollie Dodd Washington James Gardner Center W. D. Fal Jackson John Is Potts James Cobb A. D. Spencer Thomas Harbaugh Clinton Oscar Fisher Jefferson SM. Riker Councilman T. N. Bryan James Proffitt Newt Buntin Albert Hauser Worth W DP. Fall BR. Morgan S. M Riker 7. N. Bryan Newt Huntin Albert Hanser Mien

Fortunity Knocks at Your Door Kindled by Opportunity

A Rushville observer urges timely action and seizing opportunities as they arise. The piece praises making hay while the sun shines and notes reporters offering timely prompts to grasp openings.

Birthday Surprise Honor Film Yesterday

William D Leap Sr celebrated his 72nd birthday with sixty relatives and friends gathering yesterday at his Payette area farm residence in Boone county. Attendees included Geo F Dickerson and wife James M Johnson and wife A J Leap of Indianapolis Jacob Shoemaker and wife Jolietville Melvin Jones and family Thomas Jones and wife Danville Ray Graham and family Max Clem Worland and family Lebanon W H Leap Clearmont Jacob Slagle and family Dudley Smith and wife Mrs John Shoemaker and family Samuel Leap and family Ollie Nash and family Charles Smith and family Warren Smith and family Merit Leap.

William D. Leap Sr

Special venire of 15 drawn for Sporn murder case

The Boone county venire for the Spohn murder trial was selected this morning. The list includes Joseph L. Underwood Washington Hugh Woody Sugar Creek Dora Stark Union Moses Robinson Center Benjamin T. Bell Center Walter Schooler Worth Henry A. Buress Marion Samerett Harrison John M. Sandy Jackson Henry % Sherrill Jackson Aiva D. Morton Clinton Wm. I. Stark Union Lester C. Robinson Center Rulon A. Perkins Clinton Albert F. Bart Center L. J. Vidito Harrison William Berry Center Vanda Ottinger Eagle Chas. W. Shaw Center W O. Stephenson Marion B. F. Simmons Washington John D. Shelburn Eagle Dora Overlees Center John H. Barnett Marion.

Joseph L. Underwood Washington Hugh Woody Sugar Creen Dora Stark Union Moses Robinson Center Benjamin T. Bell Walter Schooler Worth Henry A. Buress Marion Samerett Harrison John M. Sandy Jackson Henry Sherrill Aiva D. Morton Clinton Wm. I. Stark Lester C. Robinson Rulon A. Perkins Albert F. Bart L. J. Vidito

Rifle shoot selects third battalion team at Spenser

Five Members of Company L I G qualified: Stewart Morris Hawkins Hawkins Gilmore with scores led by Henley 202 and Stewart 190. Alternates McCoy Paddock Griffin. Regimental shoot at Spencer July 5 8.

Fae Eld Wi Gpeliei Company L I. G Corp. Stewart Capt Morris Corp. Hawkins Sergt Hawkins Mastefan Gilmore Sergt. Henley Capt. Morris Walker Corp. Rynerson

Indiana College Graduates This Week Reported

Commencements this week focus on Indiana colleges with total graduates from six institutions. Rose Polytechnic 21, Wabash 39, DePauw 126, Terre Haute State Normal 140, Purdue 11, Indiana University 361.

Indiana Rose Poly Wabash de Pauw Terre Harte State Normat Pardue Indiana Universalty

War Britton Civil War Vet Visits Brother in Kansas

Mr John Warbritton a civil war veteran living in Garnette Kansas plans a visit to his brother 8M Warbritten in Montgomery county He served in Company G 1th Indiana volunteers and wishes to accord comrades at the home of Christ Kerpa soon.

John Warbritton Garnette Kansas Warbritten Montgomery County Warbritton Indiana Chirk Kerpa

Premium List Attracts Large Boone County Fair Entries

The Boone County Agricultural Association announces the premium list for the August 16 to 19 fair in Lebanon. The seven page booklet details prize amounts, competition rules, and classes, with a program highlighting speed events and other attractions. Premiums are described as liberally offered to encourage broad exhibits across all departments.

Boone County Agricultural Association Boone County Lebanon Fair Management

Electric Line Franchise Vote Nears In Indiana Township

A disputed plan for an electric line from Fran to Hue intercepts Tiny and Logansport faces a denial by the board due to route constraints. The company plans to seek a right of way from local farmers and cross highways at Michigan Road, with a likely franchise grant to petitioners.

Fran Tiny Logansport Sdetlnas Toads Peene Uloners Its Inc

Mrs Riley Gox Dies at Home in Perry Township

Mrs Nancy Jane Cox died this morning at her residence in Perry township after an illness of two weeks. She was known as Mrs Riley Gox in the community. Funeral plans are pending with local arrangements to be announced.

Riley Gox Perry Twp Nancy Jane Cox Perry Township

Fire saves city after Powell candy store blaze

Milton Hopkins spots flames at Powell's candy kitchen on the public square at 4 45 am triggering a rapid city fire response. Firefighters extinguish the fire in minutes preventing a far bigger disaster and insurance stands at 3500. Origin of the fire remains undetermined as crews work.

Milton Hopkins Mr. Hopkins P. B Powell

County Fair Aims to Boost Exhibits and Prizes

The fair invites entries across poultry art mechanical and horticultural classes with special incentives. Entries must be in by Friday August 12 at 6 p m and stock by Monday 6 p m. The racing program follows standard rules and aims to engage youth across lines. Funeral details note Mrs. Cox widow of George Riley Cox aged 55 9 28 with surviving children and relatives. The Brown's Wonder church service led by Rev. Albert Dunlap. A fire damaged a local business block with water more costly than flames. loss estimated 1000 to 1200, insured for 500, and a new moving picture machine worth 150 destroyed. The owner Mr Powell plans rapid reestablishment.

First Christian Church Brown's’ Wonder Albert Dunlap Tre Powell

Indiana Delegates Named for National Republican League

Washington’s E Hastings announces six at large delegates and four from each district to the National Republican League convention in New York City on June 24. Indiana expects strong turnout with State Chairman Lee attending if possible. Delegates at large: Edwin M. Lee Lawrenceburg Edward Neal Noblesville John L. Moor man Knox Owen N Heaton Fort Wayne James E. Watson Rushville John C. Chaney Sullivan. Ninth district delegates: Charles B. Landis Delphi W R Voorhis Kokomo Edward Daniels Tipton Fred S Robison Crawfordsville. Hastings ex officio delegate will be present.

E. Hastings Washington Indiana Lincoln League of Republican National Republican League of Clubs New York City Lee Hastings Edwin M. Lee Lawrenceburg Edward &. Neal Noblesville John L. Moorman Knox Owen N. Heaton Fort Wayne James E. Watson Rushville John C. Chaney Sullivan Charles B. Landis Delphi W. R. Voorhis Kokomo Edward Daniels Tipton Fred

Children’s services wrap city church observances

Attendance at the First Baptist Sunda S School reached 367 with higher collections. Children performed well in day exercises led by Mrs. George Wimborough and Miss Voy Jackson. Leota Sanders sang a solo with praise for her voice. Presbyterian Church held a Mother Goose themed Children’s Day in the evening with costumes and a praised program. Special programs at What Christian Church featured strong choir selections in both services.

Sunda S School The First Baptist Church Leota Sanders George Wimborough Voy Jackson Mary Wysong Phis Wimborough Seircle Ale Presbyterian Church Nedley 8. M. Ralston Frank Coombs Harriett Gathie Rous Nealis Byer Esther and Florenci Coombs Mable Etter What Christian Church

Appleby Pastor Granted July Vacation Absence

Pastor Appleby of the Methodist Episcopal Church has been granted a vacation extending through July. He has not chosen where he will spend the time away.

Ter Appleby Methodist Epicsopal Church

Flag Day Observance Promoted by City Citizens

June 14 is Flag Day to honor the first American flag. The flag was reportedly made by Betsy Ross in Philadelphia and presented to George Washington at Cambridge. The original design featured thirteen red and white stripes and a canton with symbols.

J; Betey Hoos Philadelphia George Washington Cambridge Man George

Attends Meet Details of Company L Members

Fragmentary OCR notes describe members of Company L possibly arriving in Indianapolis and attending a crowdfunded event or ceremony. The legible items mention attendance and a gathering context but lack full names, dates, or explicit outcomes.

Marriage of Ralph Bramblett and Katherine Wireman

Reports from Indianapolis detail the marriage of Ralph Bramblett to Katherine Wireman on May 29. Bramblett, once a resident of Lebanon for several years, has taken up residence elsewhere with his wife.

Ralph Bramblett Katherine Wireman Indianapolia Torublett Lebanon

Worthy men for public office urged by newspaper

The Logansport Pharos argues voters should support clean, honest candidates with integrity. It condemns weak records and false accusations, noting that fair play and a straightforward course earn approval from decent people and a clear conscience.

Logansport Pharoa

Rev Carmichael Plans Two Week Ohio New York Pennsylvania Trip

Rev Carmichael and his wife depart for a two week tour through Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. He will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to graduates at Lafayette College in eastern Pennsylvania and will also visit Washington.

Philadelphia Aviator Hamilton Lands After 86 Mile Trip

Charles K. Hamilton landed at Front Street and Erie Avenue in Philadelphia at 9 28 p m after flying from New York in 112 minutes. He followed a Pennsylvania train at high speed, hovered near two hundred feet, then landed amid cheering crowds. He carried letters from Governor Hughes and Mayor Jaynor to Governor Stuart and Mayor Neyburn and a message from the New York Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger, with purses from both papers aiding the flight.

Philadelphia Charles K. Hamilton Front Erie Avenue New York Hamilton Pennsylvania Front Street Ose Hughes Jaynor Stuart Teyburn New York Times Philadelphia Public Ledger The Times the Ledger

Declamations Shine At Wabash College Event

Crawfordsville Review reports Friday night declamation contest at Wabash College with eight speakers in good form. Freshman winner Ingersoll presented Dream of War by Burroughs, delivering a strong address that impressed the audience.

Wabash Colege Crawfordaville Review Ingersoll Burroughs

Not Joint Worm Threat to Thai Wheat Pests?

Information reports a pest in Thai wheat labeled isosma tritel causing stalk hinge damage. Expert Troop warns seeds are vulnerable but suggests burning stubble and tilling under to curb spread. Parasites targeting isexama trites grow too slowly to devastate new crops. the tsoso na trite is widespread across states.

Peddey Pietsosoma Mr. Troop States

Change location divides store room into two apartments

Work is under way to split the former Creath's Grocery Store space in the Partners' State Bank building into two apartments. The north room will house Miss Jennie Kennedy's millinery shop, and she plans to move about the first of next month.

Creath's Partners’ State Bank Jennie Kennedy Mise Kennedy

Entertained Girls Bridge Club at South Lebanon Street

Miss Mabel Kieiser hosted the Girls Bridge Club Saturday afternoon at her home on South Lebanon street. The club awarded Miss May Matthews a baking finh. A two course luncheon was served. Out of town guests included Mrs. Taylor McCauley of Morgantield Kentucky Mrs. Merton Keefe of Port Townsend Oregon and Miss Grace Longhner of Zionsville.

Mabel Kieiser Girls Bridge Club South Lebanon Street May Matthews Taylor McCauley Morganfield Mra Merton Keefe Port‘twad Oregon Mist Grace Longhner Zionsville

Woman Burns Hand in Tea Kettle Splash Accident

Mrs Frank Spencer suffered severe burns yesterday morning when hot water from a tea kettle splashed over her hand and wrist. Local residents reported the incident and advised cold water application while awaiting medical care.

Frank Spencer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democrats Connell O. P. Higgins W. J. Wood David M. Clark Jack A. P. W. Teeton Cen A & O'Clock Him Wm. Leap SPORN Spohn Lebuon County Fair Clinton County P. B. Powell Weary William Peter Neal Hash Gotrocrs AGOIN Loewe Bette Oued Ceee Minte Dutles Wemh Tndianapolis Ioy Hk Seediing Crow Fundance Dcaret This Indianapolis Rev. Carmichael Leland Burroughs Wise Jennie Kennedy
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