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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1924

Page

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Children’s Bay holds day exercises in three churches

Youthful pageants at Lebanon’s Methodist and Presbyterian churches drew large crowds on Sunday. At the Methodist Church over a hundred children presented the Columbia pageant with Mary Rosalin Parr as Columbia and Miss Marian Rogers singing. The Presbyterian service featured the pageant Their Angels with a decorative garden setting and canary songs, directed by Mrs. Sterling and others.

Lebanon Columbia Methodist Church Sam America George and Martha Washington Betsey Ross Brittania Mary Rosalind Parr Homer Wright Uncle Sam Marian Rogers Lucile Clay Betty Jane Edwards W. H. Spieth Gilbert Brown J. R. Ball S. S. Heath L. D. Limbert Harry Ballard Voris Demaree J. A. Parr Claude Williams Byron Bayle Helen Bush Oscar Jaco Earl Adney Homer Tyre Marre W. Spieth E. G. Crear George Arnsman Jack Edwards Presbyterian Church Frank Hutchinson Carl Bratton Josephine McDaniel Lester I. Jones Angel Cletus Walker Louis Sterling Ollie Berry J. A Bell Leonard Lan Pane Geot Palmer App S Ninars Walter Oldendart James H. Black Hardy Lamb Christ Jesus

Ralston Nomination Predicted by Ludlow

Washington correspondent Louis Ludlow predicts Indiana Senator Samuel M. Ralston as the likely Democratic presidential nominee at the national convention. Ludlow, in Indianapolis visiting his brother, notes opposition to Al Smith and McAdoo and says Ralston has broad convention support and few enemies.

Samuel M. Ralston Indiana Louis Ludlow Washington Indianapolis Ross S. Ludlow Ludlow Cleveland al Smith New York William Gibbs McAdoo Mr. Dudlow Ralston

Informal Opening Of Memorial Park Attracts Curious Crowd

A barefoot boy, four ducks, and a sun-drenched crowd marked Memorial Park's informal opening. The custodian ran the refreshment stand as the boy tried idle duck hunting and the sun faded, closing the event after a lazy afternoon with a final line about six more openings to come.

Memorial Park Yessir

Western trip as commencement gift for Lebanon graduate

Raymond Blackwell of Lebanon, who graduated from Franklin College with high honors, received a Pacific coast trip as a gift from his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Fuller. The party left Lebanon for California with final stop at Clovis to visit Rev. and Mrs. Lee I. Thayer, while Blackwell returns July to join The Franklin Star editorial staff.

Raymond Blackwell Lebanon Franklin College L. W. Fuller Pacific Coast Fuller Helen Mary Fuller Blackwell California Clovis Calif Lee I. Thayer Thayer Ida Blackwell The Franklin Star

Last day for income tax payment with grace period

M Bert Thurman Indiana collector of internal revenue announces today that the last day for paying the second quarter income tax installments without penalties falls today. Since yesterday was Sunday, a day of grace is allowed for those required to pay the tax.

M. Bert Thurman Internal Revenue Indiana Thurman

McAdoo Leads on First Ballot at Democratic Convention

New York reports William Gibbs McAdoo will command over 400 votes on the first ballot with Governor Smith around 300 and numerous others split among favorite sons and dark horses. Observers note McAdoo must hold and grow strength after early ballots, while anti McAdoo factions doubt the two thirds rule will be changed.

New York William Gibbs McAdoo Smith McAdoo X-Treasury

Flower Day Observed at County Infirmary

The W C T U held Flower Day at the County Farm with Mrs Malinda Fuller presiding Emma Stephenson served as Beran reader followed by prayers and hymns J esus Lover of My Soul and All Hail the Power of Jesus Name were sung Readings were given by Doyle Kirby Donald Rice Miss Alberta Wysong Mrs Netty Smith and Mrs Emma Dougherty Aunt Leah Francisco 96 an inmate closed the program with a reading and bouquets were handed out after the Lord s Prayer

Malinda Fuller Emma Stephenson Beran E. A. Rainey Jesus Doyle Kirby Donald Rice

Attorney Attacks Chattel Loan Law in Indiana Case

An Anderson attorney files a brief in the Superior Court challenging Indiana’s 1917 chattel loan law. The suit involves a $200 loan secured by household goods, with the lender seeking 38.5 percent interest, while the brief argues the statute constitutes special legislation benefiting chattel loan companies.

Superior Court Charles Clevenger Anderson

Farmers to pool wool for shipment to Boone elevator

A. W. Porter announces Boonie County farmers should pool wool tomorrow, June 17, to load a car or more at Boone Grain & Supply Company elevator. Wool quality is generally good with above average weight. prices vary by region, with many clips unsold or contracted, as buyers show limited activity awaiting firmer markets.

A. W. Porter Boonie County California Washington Oregon Colorado Wyoming Arizona Idaho Texas Union Acific Roerings Rawlins

Wool sale prices across states listed in brief report

The report notes wool sales and bid prices in several states. Campbell county pool dissolved and sold at 38 cents. Idaho clips quoted 38 to 40 cents. Soda Springs lot of 660000 pounds sold at 41.5 cents. Bannock county 50000 pounds at 24 cents. Eastern Montana wool at 38 cents. western Montana around 30 cents. New Mexico sales 30–35 cents. Texas short wools 40–44 cents. long wools 45–48 cents with higher shrinkage. Prices mostly 3–4 cents lower than early season.

Laramie Campbell County Idaho Soda Springs Bannock County Montana New Mexico Texas

Hundreds observe 147th birth of the national flag in Lebanon

Hundreds of American flags floated from homes, public buildings, and businesses as Lebanon marked the 147th birthday of Old Glory. The downtown area wore a patriotic look with flags on porches and log staffs and several lodges held ceremonies and churches referred to Flag Day in services.

Lebanon

Musicians for 139th Band Meet Tonight

A meeting of musicians interested in the 139th Field Artillery Military Band will be held tonight at 7:80 o clock in the Armory on Indianapolis avenue. Those already signed up must attend, and others wishing to join will be welcomed as the organization is to be perfected.

189Th Field Artillery Indianapolis Avenue

Miss Mary Letha DeBard Associated With State Normal College

Miss Mary Letha DeBard left her place in Haute where she worked, and entered a formal college. The note records her departure from a teaching position and enrollment in higher education, reflecting a movement from local work to pursuing further studies.

Mary Letha DeBard Haere Haute Ina Ormal College

Darlington Man Identified as Attica Bridge Victim

The unidentified body found near Shawnee bridge south of Attica has been identified as Thomas Vary Brown, 41, of Darlington. Laundry marks and a 17 jewel Elgin watch with $50 aided identification. authorities suspect accidental death or a train-related incident, noting the body showed extensive decomposition and injuries.

Shawnee Bridge Wabash River Attica Thomas Vary Brown Darlington Fred Boyd Williamsport Perry Rice Thomas Very Brown Mr. Rice Mr. Brown Lafayette Rice Brown Ame

Ada Huber Visits Indianapolis Family Over Weekend

Miss Ada Huber of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Huber and daughter Mary Margaret, sharing time with relatives and returning home refreshed.

Ada Huber Indianapolis Mr. An John Huber Mary Margaret

First Christian Church To Present Evening Program

An entertainment program at First Christian Church on North Lebanon street starts Tuesday at 8 pm with an admission of ten cents. The program features readings, vocal and instrumental music including an orchestra conducted by Mr. Watson, and selections by Jessie Opal Kiser, Gilbert Brown, Minnie Beeman, Guy Davis, and Mrs. Murphy among others.

First Christian Church North Lebanon Street Mr. Watson America Mr. Cash Jessie Opal Kiser Mary Aretha Thompson Ralph Glock Gilbert Brown Beatrice Thompson Minnie Beeman Guy Davis Valley Hedge Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Lewallen Mrs. Hettle

End of Life for Mrs Lena I White After Two-Year Illness

Mrs Lena Inez White aged 85 died at her Lafayette avenue home after a two year pulmonary tuberculosis illness. Born September 18 1888 in Boone county she lived in Lebanon and Boone county all her life. She married Robert L White June 16 1909 and is survived by five children Julian Bernard George Quinten Margaret, her mother five sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements set for 10 am at the residence with Rev H Henrickson officiating, burial in Oak.

Lena Inez White Lafayette Avenue Lebanon Boone County White Robert L. White Julian Bernard George Quinten Margaret Nancy J. Hoover Laura Stephenson Winona McIntyre Odessa McIntyre Sophia Boyland Fern Roadruck Morrocco Ind Alva M. B. Hoover Brook Pentecost Church Rev. H. Henrickson Peating Oak 1

Dekreon Family Car Crash Near Hazel Grove

Five members of the Dekreon family in a Dodge touring car skidded on fresh gravel north of Hazel Grove Crawfordsville road. The vehicle plunged a guy wire, crashed into a telephone pole, and injured Mrs Marge Dekreon and Treca Dekreon, 21, both seriously. They were rushed to Williams Hospital in Bratton Brothers by ambulance. Mrs Dekreon suffered a severe ear to chin cut, Treca had head injuries. The son Sam Dekreon drove the car en route from Illinois to wait. The crash tore the car top and left occupants with minor and serious injuries.

Sam Dekreon Illinois Peter Neigi

Foland Wins $100 Against Alticks in Boone Court

Rollie C. Foland, Hamilton County auctioneer, sued Harry and Nora A. Altick for $500, claiming an agreement to pay $100 for advertising the farm sale and 8 percent of the sale price. A Boone circuit jury awarded $100 to Foland after selling the farm for $12,200. defendants refused deed and commissions. The panel included 12 jurors: Taylor, Etter, Staton, King, Endres, McKinsey, Robison, Wells, Ailes, Smith, Bohannon, Conrad.

Boone Rollie C. Foland Harry Nora A. Altick Hamilton County Chas. A. Taylor R. N. Etter Frank Staton Charles D. King Charles Endres J. S. McKinsey Moses Robison Wallace Wells Roy Ailes Zera Smith Harry Bohannon Rufus Conrad

Fellowship Meeting At The United Brethren Church

The Christian Endeavor societies of the United Brethren Church will hold a fellowship meeting Tuesday evening at the church. The program begins at 7:30 with about an hour of music and reports, followed by the basement refreshments and fellowship gathering. All church and Sunday school members are urged to attend. the meeting is open to all interested.

Christian Endeavor Societies United Brethren Church

Charles Yutzy Buys Ver Myers Residence

Ver Myers sells his North Meridian Street residence to Charles W Yutzy. Myers will remain in possession for now as the deal closes through Charles Darrough Real Estate Agency.

Charles Yutzy VER Myers North Meridian Street Chas. W. Yutzy Myers Charles Darrough

Moffitt Family Guests Visit Mrs Moffitt in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Eugene Moffit and Raymond Harold and Albert rrementtey on ie and Raymond Moffitt of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mrs Jennie Moffitt at 218 West North Street Mrs Raymond Moffitt remained for a week with promises of a longer visit.

Eugene Moffit Tons Raymond, Harold and Albert Rrementtey Ymond

Sheriff Cain Arrests Kane After Auto Purchase Scam

Sheriff Joe Cain returned Danville with prisoner Leo V Kane who was lodged in Boone county jail. Kane allegedly conspired with J H Sample to obtain two autos for 2370 dollars through a bad check drawn on Farmers State Bank and routed via Inter State Transit V Kane. Kane fled to Lebanon, then was tracked by Danville officials and arrested. no such Transit company exists and local men identified the scam as a local crime.

Joe Cain Danville Leo V. Kane Boone County J. H Cain Hugh Samps J. H. Sample Kane Lebanon Arra J. H. Sample & Sening Farmers State Bank J. H. Samville Inter State Transit Sample Anion National Bank of Dan Coe Tee Lo

Miss Margaret Spray At Indianapolis Summer Visit

Miss Margaret Spray, who has been attending Tennessee at Indianapolis, is spending her summer vacation with her cousin Mr and Mrs Pred Spral.

Margaret. Spray Indianapolis Er Pi Pred Spral

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Madoo Payer Yous Bureau T. V. Brown 1St Christian Church Lena I. White Foland Alticks U. B. Church Leo Kane Fan
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