Mick Will Case on Trial Today
The Mick will case opens in Boone circuit court with DePauw University named to receive the remainder of a large fortune after the widow and daughters are cared for. The suit claims Mick lacked testamentary capacity when writing the will, brought by Lena Robison Trust Co. as executor for the trust for DePauw University. Lawyers from White Jones Remy Berry and Adney Harn Lahation represent the plaintiff and James W. Noel Lamb and Judge Vivian defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Marion County
Boone Circuit Court
Willian
E. Mick
Todianapolis
DePauw University
Ter
Lena Robison Naaingt Jon Truat
Engagement announced for Miss Lola Jones in July
Miss Lelia Burke hosted friends Saturday night to announce the engagement of her sister Miss Lola Jones to Mr. Jones owner of a local cleaning establishment. The couple are well known in the community and plan a July wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Burke
Mists
Lola
Jones
Samarke
Mr. Jones
Indianapolis Presbytery Meets at Second Presbyterian
The Indianapolis Presbytery convened today at Second Presbyterian Church. It governs Marion Hendricks Bartholomew Boone Monroe Clay and Putnam counties with about 60 ministers 40 elders and roughly sixty lay members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Charch
Marion, Hendricks
Bartholomew, Boone, Monroe, Clay
Putnam
Plea of Guilty in Assault Case Near Town
Earnest Sith pleaded guilty in the circuit court to facing a grand jury indictment for assault and battery on Chester Dillon on May 23. He was fined $1 and costs. He lives four miles south of town. Indianapo lis market report notes hogs and cattle with strong prices and steady to higher demand for cattle and calves, while sheep and lambs were weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest. Sith
Chester Dillon
Indianapolis, Ltd
Commencement Exercises At Indianapolis Piano College
The Indianapolis Piano College holds its annual commencement at Third Christian Church Wednesday evening. Postgraduates perform under the guidance of Miss Marie Haleen, violinist, and Miss Blanche Jackson, local vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Piano College
Third Christian Church
Aidlanspane
Marie Haleen
Blanche Jackson
Lebanon Bexalle Triumph Over Navy Club in Indianapolis
Lebanon Bexalle defeated the Navy Club of Indianapolis Sunday in a strong showing, overcoming a rough stretch at times to post a 7 point victory. The game featured solid defense and several key plays that propelled Lebanon Bexalle to the win.
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Lebanon
Bexalle
Navy, Club of
Indianapolis
Catha Woodland Players Open Fourth Season in Indy
The Catha Woodland Players launch their fourth season with two performances at Fairview Park in Indianapolis on Friday and Saturday June 27 and 28. Proceeds benefit the Summer Mission for Sick Children. Plays likely include Midsummer Night's Dream and The Taming of the Shrew. The troupe tours Iowa North Dakota Minnesota Indiana and Ohio. Harry Budd will play reading water roles. Miky Frances Berk leads as the leading woman. Thomas F Snyder is manager with Mrs Snyder as director.
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Catha Woodland Players
Fairview Park
Indianapolis
Fairview
Daly 2
Iowa
North Dakota
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Harry Budd
Miky Frances Berk
Thomas F. Snyder
Mrs. Synder
Home Coming Meeting at Providence Church
The annual June home coming of Providence Christian church, three miles north of New Ross, drew large attendance from surrounding counties and statewide areas. Rev Homer Dale led morning and afternoon preaching with a big basket dinner, and Children’s Day exercises capped the day as former Lebanon members attended.
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Providence Christian Church
New Ross
Kansas
Maornhy
Homer Dale
Lebanon
T Ie Providence Church
Colored Giants Fall to Mechanicsburg in Easy Loss
The Colored Giants of Indianapolis were routed by Mechanicsburg 4 to 1 in Mechanicsburg. Blubaugh pitched well for Mechanicsburg, Perkins caught, and Johnson and Johnson formed the battery for Indianapolis. The crowd witnessed a one sided game with four first inning runs sealing the outcome. Frankfort will visit the Burg next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapole
Mechanicsburg
Mubaugh
Perkins
Johnson
Frankfort
Burg
Queen June Cantata Shines at United Brethren Church
Splendmo program for Children's Day exercises drew a large audience at United Brethren Church. A cantata titled Queen June was performed with strong participation and the program was highly pleasing to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Queen June
Lebanon Faces Knotty Problem Over Water Bonds
Lebanon confronts a legal and financial dilemma over $32,000 in water works bonds issued in 1893. The city lacks funds to liquidate the bonds due July 1 and has no clear mechanism to raise the necessary money, risking court action to resolve the issue.
New Electric Canceling Stamp Machine for Post Office
A local post office reports a new electric canceling stamp machine has been ordered and will be installed at once. The old device is outdated after years of service. The new machine runs on electricity allowing clerks to press a button and feed letters for cancellation. It promises a modern design and operation.
Conclave Report Notes Bailey Attendance at Bofofy Meeting
P Bailey attended a conclave meeting of the Boafly order, stops in Olean New York before heading home. Supreme Overseer at the conclave noted the event and Bailey’s presence marked by travel in early period.
Surveying Line for Interurban From Indianapolis to Chicago
Surveyors work in the county’s southeastern area on the fourth direct line from Indianapolis to Chicago. The 40 acre route passes William Grover, Lou Deaily, Buck Worrell, and Thon Acton farms. Andrew Patterson and W P Bailey were visited. Bailey heads to Olean New York from Oklahoma City after Yeoman conclave events.
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William Grover
Lou Deaily
Buck Worrell
Thon
Acton
Andrew Patterson
W. P. Bailey
Wise
Olean N.Y
Oklahoma City
Mr. Bailey
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
City Bond Legal Dispute and Interurban Survey
The article outlines a city attempt to refund bonds under a provision legalizing waterworks bonds, challenged by bonding companies for constitutional limits. Indiana legislators recently passed an act to legalize such bonds, while some firms claim the legislature lacks power to override constitutional prohibitions. The piece also notes social visits and remarks from officials, including speakers at a girls lodge meeting, and reports on an interurban survey aiming for a Chicago route from Indianapolis through Fayette County toward Lafayette and Lebanon.
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F Bonding Company
Hending Companies
Indiana
Telisim
Seith, Hornbroot J and Smith
Indianapolis
Rey
Memorial Services By Local Lodges At First Baptist Church
The 1 0 0 FU and Rebekah lodges plan their annual memorial services next Sunday night at the First Baptist Church. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. F L Hardy, pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
First Baptist Church
F. L. Hardy
Jesse Neff Declares Mayoral Candidacy in Lebanon
Jesse Neff announces candidacy for mayor of Lebanon subject to Progressive Primary decision. He frames his bid around local reform and community improvement processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
CARE OF NEW WHEAT CIRCULAR NO 63 ADVISES HANDLING
United States Department of Agriculture circular 63 outlines new wheat care rules relevant to the upcoming harvest. Rain in the shock bleaches color and lowers test weight, while continued moisture promotes sprouting and molding. Appearance and test weight directly affect market value and milling quality. Letting wheat on the stock improves color, condition, and test weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Nervous brides sign hurried marriage licenses
Liv County officials report about 99 of 100 applicants for marriage licenses appear nervous when signing, with trembly signatures and blotting. The records show women commonly express uncertainty about signing their names, reflecting widespread anxiety at the registry.
Garrett Divorce Suit Cites False Accusations And Distress
Mrs. Hya May Garrett of Warnfort seeks divorce from Benjamin Garrett in Clinton County alleging his false infidelity accusations and jealousy harmed her mental health. The couple wed in Boone County May 31 1909 and separated June 12 1913. they have a 10 year old son and request custody.
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Oone
Hiya May Garrett
Wrankfort
Clineton County
Divorse
Benjamin
Garrett
Carcett
Boone County
Quetody
Warm week forecast with scattered storms nationwide
The weather bureau predicts a warm week with scattered thunder showers and local showers. A northern belt will see weathered thunder showers early week, followed by showers along the eastern gulf and Atlantic coast by midweek. No major storm is charted to cross the country during the ensuing week.
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Greaer
Weather Bureau
Aulf
Cros
Taylor Reunion at old Taylor farm near Hazelrige
A Sunday Taylor reunion surprised Mr and Mrs D C Taylor with many relatives from the Taylor families gathering at the old Taylor farm northwest of Hazelrige. Attendees included numerous Taylors and spouses, a sumptuous repast, and plans for continued warm weather into the week with expected fair and cooler temperatures tomorrow.
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Clay Sumpter
Mary
Dena
Leo
Harvey Trout
Russell
John Holston
Hortense
Aaron Plew
David McKinney
Stella
Jesale Beck
Ite Willian Beatien
Ann Tone
Bunset
Tontgat
Tuegl
Annual Meeting of Epworth League in Lebanon
The twenty ninth annual convention of the Epworth League Crawfordsville District Northwest Indiana Conference will convene at Central church Wednesday and Thursday with sessions in the church banquet hall. District officers meet at 4 pm Wednesday. social reception for visitors and local youths at 7 pm with welcomes from Judge W H W Parr and Rev F G Howard. Thursday includes Holy Communion, a convention sermon by Rev Owen Wright, roll call, committee elections, dinner, devotions, Institute by Rev Albert L Miller, and Installation of officers with President George B. 638 LL D of DePauw University to speak. DePauw University choir to perform. Lebanon invites all to attend.
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Fipworth League
Crawfordsville
Northwest Indian Conference
W. H W. Parr
Reaponge
F. G. Howard
Linden
Dixerter
Wociu
Vietting
Owen Wright
H. D. Dick
The
League and Social Serviee
Albert B. Monger
Battle Ground Epworth League Institute
Albert L. Miller
Mias Jewsie Rutter
Marty P. Pragier
A. G. Leasenby
George B
DePauw University
Centenary
Ehureh
Praise For Frankfort Band At Lebanon Concert
Elton Campbell invited Prof John Lathrope to attend the Frankfort Band concert at T. P. A. Park. Lathrope praised the ensemble, noting a quality program of classic and popular music led by Hoekaan. He forecast a future consolidation of the Frankfort and Lebanon bands for two grand concerts in Lebanon and Frankfort.
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Elton Campbell
John Lathrope
Lebanon
Frankfort
T. P. A. Park
Lathrope
Fort
Issa
Hoekaan
Prankfort
He Elven
the. K of
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Daly
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Catha Woodland
Providence Church
Hev
Dale Pas
Tor
Dianapolis
Blubaugh
Jack Johnson
Splenmo
Plexing
P. Bailey
Bofaly
Olean,n. Y
Teter As. Supreme
Gang of Engineers
Boone Co
Chicago
Interarhan
Mtorney
Isaac
Guy Bergan
Cbili
First Presbyterian, Church
Lester F. Jones
Fr. Coombe
Bailey
Fost
Yoomen Lodge
Balley
Sereeattat
Saini
Thornley Soen
Oklahoma
Detroit
Mich
Fayette
Lafayette
Jesse Neff
Liv
Censes
Wes
Garrete
Kant
Taylor
Epworth League
Leba
Dr. Grose
Rove Tharalay
Prof. Lathrope
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