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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1924

Page

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Plans for formal opening of Alen Country Club golf course

Plans for a July 4 opening at Alen Country Club progress under the pastimes and sports committee led by Fred Rhoades. The greens committee and Morris Ritchie will open with a foursome, then prize play, with a 25 cent entry to fund prizes. Will feature an exhibit by Will Diddel and a loving cup grand prize donated by Eugene C. Pulliam, to be awarded to low score and then low net score in future years.

Alen Country Club Fred Rhoades Fred Hodton Ernest Lyle Louis Akerman J. M. Batterton Greens James McCann Fred Siess Carl Davis Morris Ritchie Will Diddel Indianapolis Lebanon Indiana Eugene C. Pulliam Reporter Pulliam Lone Jim Trouble Sunny Siess Shorty

Patriot Cantata "Columbia" Planned By Methodist Church

Elaborate preparations for the patriotic juvenile cantata "Columbia" by children of the Methodist Sunday School on Sunday at 7:29 pm mark National Children's Day observance. A committee led by Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Limbert trained many children for the program with a large cast including characters such as Uncle Sam, Mary Rosalind Pary, Clara May Morris, and George Washington among others.

Methodist J. R. Ball L. D. Limbert Sam Heath J. R. Part Claude Williams Harry Ballard Voris Demaree Columbia Mary Rosalind Pary Uncle Sam Homer Wright Jose Fairy Clara May Morris Roses Betty Arnsman Marcella Adney Beulah May Wilcox Mary Adaline Limbert Emma Caroline Limbert Helen Egbert Polly Anna Morris Ritchie, Jr H. R. Ritchie James 0. Perkins Gordon Garner Richard Lenox George Wild Mary Louise Bradshaw Margaret Jaco Anita Rose Rays Margaret Demaree Cecilia Zissis Bessie Pollus Wanda Murphy Betty Osborne Hileen Williams Fairy Robert Crear Philip Rice C. J. Rogers Charles Arthur Hysong Richard Morris Billy Dale Samuel Isenhour Rosebuds Mary Jane Mace Nettie Margaret Neptune Ruth Neptune Nora Margaret Cross Barbara Martin Wanda Hughes Emma May Avidson Helen Marie Quakenbush Marjorie Jones Jean Evelyn Ritchie Norma Irene Wild Frank Briggs Maurice Marnes Martha Ritchie Clara Mae Morris Roderick Witt Baren Brown Lolita Graham Marjorie Stark George Washington Tyre Frank Zissis William Rice Calvin Lenox Martha Washington Mary Frances Edwards Betty Ross Betty Arnsmafi Bobby Ballard Geesee Tyre Beulah Mae Wilcox Eileen Williams Polly Anna Rice Liberty Wells Billy Rogers Betty Ann Edwards Abraham, Lincoln Buren Brown Joseph Tyre Thomas Gerald Murphy John David Coons H. Ft

Gary man spends weekend with sisters

E. H. Workihe of Gary is spending the week end with his sisters, Mrs. Ralph Hooton and Miss Betty Hinton.

E. H. Workihe Gary Ralph Hooton Betty Hinton

Lebanon lodge to name delegates for state log rolling meet

At a Lebanon Modern Woodmen lodge meeting next Tuesday night, official delegates for the 26th annual state log rolling contest at Rushville on July 4 will be named. The Camp can send ten to twelve delegates, with many local members planning to attend Rushville festivities. Last year the state event in this city attracted about 2000 Woodmen and visitors.

Lebanon Rushville

Library Extends Saturday Hours for Summer Evenings

Public Library will stay open on Saturday nights until 9 pm in June July and August to serve township residents. Miss Mary Johnston Miss Wilma Wysong Bob Gregg and Eugene Wilcox of Indianapolis visited friends in this city last evening. Lost Party who found: carrier collection book No 13 please leave at this office at once.

Mary Johnston Wilma Wysong Bob Gregg Eugene Wilcox Indianapolis

Lebanon Telephone Rate Case Vacated by Public Service Commission

Virgil Buntin of Lebanon Telephone Co reports the public service commission vacated a proposed rate increase filed in 1922. The case returns for a new hearing after additional evidence, with the civil action in Hendricks and Boone courts pending. If denied, the suit continues. if granted, petition remains under review.

Virgil Buntin Lebanon Telephone Company Public Service Commission Lebanon Company Buntin Commssion Boone Indiana Public Service Commission Hendricks County Dugan Indianapolis Commission

Mary Frances Thornberry Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Mary Frances Thornberry aged 59 dies at 416 West North Street Lebanon after a long illness begun January prior. Survived by husband P M Thornberry, three children Baren Clarence and Edna, three brothers Jasper Oscar and Clyde Campbell, and a Baptist church member. Funeral at 2:30 Sunday from residence. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev A E Cowley officiating.

Mary Frances Thornberry Boone County West North Street This County James W. Campbell P. M. Thornberry Baren Clarence Edna Thornberry Lebanon Jasper Oscar Campbell Indianapolis Clyde Campbell Thornberry Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery A. E. Cowley

Class No 12 United Brethren Meets at Mrs Harriet Waddle

Class No 12 of the United Brethren Church held a meeting at the home of Mrs Harriet Waddle Friday evening. There were twenty members present. A short program was given and refreshments were served.

The United Brethren Church Harriet Waddle

Miss Witt to Enter Indiana State Normal College

Miss Lillian Witt will leave Sunday for Terre Haute to enter the Indiana State Normal College for the summer term.

Lillian Witt Terre Haute Indiana State Normal College

Ulen Host Rotary Party Delights Lebanon Club

Mr and Mrs Henry C Ulen entertained the Lebanon Rotary Club and their wives at the Country Club last night with a loggia dinner and a Rotary atmosphere. Mark Adler Lester Jones led close harmony during dinner and a later intermission quartet sang new songs to enthusiastic applause.

Lebanon Rotary Club Henry C. Ulen Loggia Mark Adler Lester Jones Rotary Messrs Jones Adler George Palmer Ver Meyers Ulen James McCann Irwin Brown Alen Lebanon

Klan Names Need Not Be Revealed

Indianapolis June 14 Officials of the Ku Klux Klan will not be compelled to reveal the names of Cabinet officers Federal judges Federal officers United States senators and representatives and state officers who are members of the organization as a result of Federal Judge A B Anderson overruling a plea for disclosure by Samuel Ss Benjamin of South

Indianapolis The Ku Klux Klan United States A. B. Anderson Benjamin South

Children to present pageant at Presbyterian church

The Children’s De exercises will be held at the Presbyterian church at 10:30 Sunday morning. This year the program is a pageant titled Their Angels with Mrs. Frank Hutchinson reading as the children enact scenes from the birth of Jesus to the Resurrection.

Presbyterian Church Frank Hutchinson Jesus Hagar Ishmael Israel

Veteran Hiker 72 Performs Here Today in Lebanon

Tom Onzo, 72, calls himself the long distance world champion and plans a New York to coast contest with Dan O’Leary starting September 1. He arrived in Lebanon this morning to give two downtown street performances at 5 pm and 7:30 pm, showcasing acrobatics and stunts that belied his years.

Tom Onzo New York Dan O'Leary Lebanon

Ward Campbell Welcomes Friday Night Baby In West North

A newborn, born Friday night to Mr and Mrs Ward Campbell of West North, measures healthy as the family rejoices. The brief note records the arrival of a child and the proud parents pending further details.

Ward Campbell West North Coat

Assembly Faces Crop of New Laws as Session Nears

Indiana officials urge the legislature to pass new statutes after yearbook requests from state departments. The Indiana Securities Commission seeks stronger controls on frauds and noncovered securities, while the banking department calls for an extra examiner and lower fees. The supreme court clerk seeks better records facilities, the library cataloging office more storage, and health officials back revised public health nurse provisions. Education groups urge pay raises to equalize teacher salaries and improved funding rules. A two year farm health campaign and other budgeted improvements are proposed by various agencies.

Department of Banking Supreme Court Supreme The State Library Board of Health General Assembly Senate Department of Public Instruction Board of Education

June College Chimes Editor in Chief Highlight

The June edition of the Shorter College Chimes showcases Ruby Robinson of Lebanon as editor in chief. The quarterly college magazine, produced by students and alumnae in Rome Georgia, features engaging reading material arranged to the best advantage.

Shorter College Rome Ruby Robinson Lebanon Shorter

Singleton named for commission in Indiana

Indianapolis June 14 Governor Branch announced the appointment of Frank T. Singleton of Martinsville as a member of the public service commission effective July 1. He will replace Oscar Batts amid a controversy over the post while Oscar B. Smith seeks the seat.

Indianapolis Branch Frank T. Singleton Martinsville Public Service Commission Frederick E. Schortemeier Republican State Committee Singleton Schortemeier Oscar Batts Paoli Oscar B. Smith Knox McCray Smith Batts Mr. Smith Governor Branch Mr. Batts Mr. Singleton Statehouse

US Athletes Lead World Track and Field Records

Athletes in the United States hold thirty five of the ninety world records recognized by the International Amateur Athletic Federation. Great Britain has twenty five, Finland twelve, with America leading in runs jumps weight toning and relay racing while Britain leads in javelin and discus throwing.

United States International Amateur Athletic Federation Great Britain Finland America

Democrats Plotting for Vote Winning Coalitions

Washington June 14 Democratic state-makers and remaining congressmen in Washington sketch combinations to win votes and carry the ticket against Coolidge Dawes. Names floated include Ralston Copeland Davis Bryan McAdoo Glass Smith Bryan and Oscar Underwood with party leaders from Tennessee Georgia and Texas shaping strategy at Madison Square Garden. Senator Harrison of Mississippi to keynoter as Democrats prepare for a dynamite convention and platform debate recalling past investigations.

Washington Stat Cooige- Dawes Samuel M. Ralston Royal Copeland New York John W. Davis West Virginia Charles Bryan William G. McAdoo Carter Glass Virginia al Smith Char Bryan Nebraska Atlée Irene Alabai Oscarnderwood William Sweet Colorado Madison Square Garden Garrett Prince George Pat Harrison Missippi Carte Sen House

Lebanon United 5 Christian Endeavor Societies Shine

The River Christian Endeavor Convention held in Daleville Indiana showcased strong senior and junior divisions. Lebanon societies won banners with several banners awarded to other churches from West Terre Haute and Muncie. Notable speakers included Dr. O and Miss Myrtle Lafever Ziegler along with Roy Burkhiton from Ohio and Miss Ethel Potturner. Indiana Central College hosted the meeting, which inspired attendees to dedicate themselves to Christ’s work and youth leadership.

Lebanon United 5 Christian Endeavor Daleville Ind Christian Endeavor Atversity Heights Christy Street West Terre Haute, Haute Lebanon Saratoga Vention Dn. O Myrtle Lafever Ziegler Roy Burkhiton Ohio Ethel Pot Ice I. J Indiana Central Colleges United Brethren

Blanchatad and Psards Visit in Indianag Day Event

Mr and Mrs Blanchatad and Mr and Mrs E Psard motored to Indianag day and spent the event. Mr and Mrs Mark Rudems Meyers remained for a WW visit in the Rudeman home.

Blanchatad E Psard Indianag Day Mark Rudes Meyers Rudeman

Doris Hockeromish Leaves Sunday For Resumption

Fragment describes Doris Hockeromish leaving Sunday afternoon or Haute to resume activities, with reference to Indiana State. The readable text is partial and lacks fuller context or dates.

Doris Hockeromish Haute Aoe Indiana State

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M. E. School ITO State Commission Mary Thornberry Elphia Anil Mrs Ulem June College Book Morgan County Martinsville High School DePauw University Citizens National Bank of Republication State Committee Artman Singlton 8. R. Artman Ralston Copeland
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