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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

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Burglaries Hit Three West Side Shops in Night

Thieves raided Sele Schwab shoe store Stevens music shop and Beasley Parr taxidermy on the West side of the square Tuesday night. Three pairs of work shoes, four French harps, and two mounted birds were stolen. Entry came through rear or side windows with broken panes. The birds, a night heron and an American bittern, were valuable specimens. Parr suspects local youths were responsible, with total loss estimated at nine dollars in items plus mounting costs.

Seiz-Schwab Stevens Beasley & Parr Shoe Stoee Stevens Store Stevens Music Otterbein High School Parr

Decline in Hog Prices Marks Indianapolis Market Opening

Indiana market news notes a sharp drop in hog prices at the opening with prices from 8.05 to 9.60 and a top of 8.65 as local packers and shippers show strong demand while supply sold early. Cattle and calves show steady or weaker trends with other livestock unsteady amid regional funeral notices and travel updates. Local obituaries mention Frank Harris funeral in Thorntown and mourners from Lebanon. Harris and Perrin families plan onward journeys after services.

Indianapolis Inet

Winter's Backbone Seems Definite After Warm Spell

The article notes winter backbone appears broken as warm conditions return and the termometer nears a high water mark. It also reports the wedding of Russell White of Crawfordsville to Adaline Wall in the home of Rev. A W Cash, with the couple planning to live in Crawfordsville after a ceremony at 413 Jefferson Street.

A. W. Cash Russell White Crawfordsville Adaline Wall John E. White Boone County Edmund Wail

Bereft of Speech After Sudden Stroke in Indiana Doctor

Dr John C Reiber a Zionsville veterinarian became speechless after a sudden illness while driving home from calls. He wandered for hours, later reaching Royalton, then regained consciousness but could not speak. Doctors debate whether stroke or paralysis caused the condition, with Varied theories and no definite diagnosis yet.

John C. Reiber Zionsville Reiber Jeft Mr King Searcely Hoyaston Kiena Royation Brandenburg Relber Johns Fenech Zignaville

Indianapolis Accident Injures 14 Year Old Amelia Oden

Amelia Oden fourteen year old daughter of the late Charles H. Oden once Lebanon marshal was severely injured Saturday in Indianapolis after falling from a vine or tree during an accident. She suffered a compound fracture of the right arm and extensive bruising while witnesses described a long fall and neck strain. Mrs Daily and neighbors relayed details of the incident to Mrs Willbery, who then notified the Oden family.

Amelia Oden Charles H. Oden Lebanon Indianapolis T Veeldent Willbery Oden Catter

Hardin custody battle over two minor children demands divorce

Marjorie Hardin sues Noble Hardin in Poone Circuit Court claiming abandonment since September 1912 and no support since January. She seeks divorce, custody of the two minors, and a monthly child maintenance allowance. The complaint is filed by Adney & Hornaday. Mrs. Riley and her children depart for visits to York City and Niagara Falls with plans to tour Albany, N C, Baltimore, Washington, and Cairo before returning.

Marjorie Hardin Poone Noble Hardin Adney & Hornaday John Riley P. J._ Merrick York City Albany N. C Baltimore Washington, D.C Cineingothia

Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Conyers in Indianapolis

A prenuptial birthday celebration for Mrs. Q O A Conyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Worland, was held at 1446 Shaun Avenue in Indianapolis. About fifty relatives and friends attended, with out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Worland, Clem Worland and daughter, Mr. Charles Worland of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis of Chicago, Miss Eva Gates of Frankfort, Miss Edna Worland of South Dakota, and Mr. Frank Sample of Madison, Kentucky. The home featured roses and sweet peas, and Mrs. Conyers received many gifts.

QO. A. Conyers Arnold Worland Shaun Avenue Indianapolis Clem Worland Charles Worland Lebanon Joe Davis Chicago Eva Gates Frankfort Edna Worland South Dakota Frank Sample Madison, Ky

Mick Will Case Progress in Indiana Speech Trial

Testimony highlights Mick’s religious zeal as a basis for witnesses viewing him as of unsound mind. Florence Robinson’s deposition read further, with several Indianapolis witnesses detailing Mick’s devout conduct, family devotions, and public actions tied to his beliefs.

Wil Florence Robinson Charles BR. Winters William E. Thompson Christopher Rimble W. Spicer W. D. Robyertson Indianapolis Elwood Dean Thurstan Earle Indiana Union Traction R. H. Brokaw Mick Frank C. Hoveton

New Veterinary Opens Office in Lebanon

Dr L J Hornaday, a Chicago Veterinary College graduate and former Kentucky assistant state veterinarian, opens quarters with attorney PL B Smiley in the post office building on East Main street Lebanon. He has practiced in Brownsburg with Dr Aymerson, then relocated. notable southern Boone County figure. Local residents Mrs W T Hicks and daughter visited Indianapolis over Sunday. Mr and Mrs McCoy, former Lebanon locals, are listed amid health concerns for Mrs George B Adams.

Lebanon L. J. Hornaday PL B ‘Smiley Fast Main Street Dr. Hornaday Chicago Veterinary College Kentucky Brownsburg Aymerson Boone County

Minor Courts Rd Stevens Charged in Patrimony Case

Stevens was arrested on a patrimony charge in Luire Harlan's court by Emma May Veness of Thormtons. He posted bond for a July 9 appearance when the case will be heard. Mrs. Otte Mercer and her children passed through Lebanon today en route to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. Richard McVey of Indianapolis.

Rd Stevens Luire Harlan Emma May Veness Thormtons Bond Otte Mercer Lebanon Richard McVey Indianapolis

Mrs Maggie May Frederick Died Sudden at 41

Mrs Maggie May Frederick wife of Robert Ellis Frederick died suddenly Tuesday near Lebanon Illinois at 41. Valvular insufficiency given as cause. Funeral from residence Friday at 0:30 am with burial at Fairmont Ill. Survived by daughter Ametha Fern and three brothers. She was a member of Whitestown Methodist Church. The notice also mentions a DePauw University event with President Grose speaking and local church programs.

Maggie May Frederick Robert Ellis Frederick Lebanon Vermillion County Minois Ametha Fern Reber. L. Barnest Vinton Ei. Giles Methodist Whitestown Simonson Fairmont

Epworth League Social At DePauw Event Tonight

Brilliant social event planned by President Grose of DePauw University as he speaks at the church Thursday night. Elaborate decorations cover the Banquet Room with red and white paper, large Epworth emblem, and ferns. Teens over fourteen from the Methodist church and congregation expected. Rev George E B Francia to offer invocation. Judge Wilbert Porr to welcome delegates, with responses by district leader. Clarence Ball to sing, Miss Coddington readings, Miss Walker piano, Leale Troutman violin. refreshments in twelve alcoves. prize tied to “A Feast of American Cities.”

Olivers A. G. Leagenby George R. Grose DePauw University Centenary M. E. Church Lebanon Grose Crawfordsville District Preachers Epworth League Oelal Ro Litton Methodist Church Methodist Ehwigh George EB Francia Advance Wiltekt i Porr District Epworth League Clarence Ball

Terre Haute revenue collector race narrows to Strouse

Jamestown candidate Be K Marker promotes Isaac R. Strouse of Rockville for Terre Haute district revenue collector. Governor Ralston endorsed Strouse, while Senator W Kern signals appointive confidence but opposition grows amid a field of four other contenders.

BE K. Marker Jamestown Terre Haute Doin W. Kern Haw Isaac R. Strouse Rockville Marker Raleton Strouse Mr. Marker

Prepairs for Season at local tomato plant

Repairs and utility connections are under way as Columbia Conserve Co officials from Indianapolis inspect progress for the upcoming canning season. A M PawlJett directs steam water and light work, with a wooden tank for tomato ketchup to be added this summer. The outlook is a record tomato yield, possibly larger than ever. Mrs Marcella McGarty Wheeler is noted as the seventeenth child of Mr and Mrs Charles Breweart.

W. P. Hapgood W H. Howland Columbia Conserve Company Indianapolis Uhe A. M. Paw Jett

County Agent is Finally Chosen County Agent is Finally Chosen

R W Lemuel of Shelbyville is Boone County agricultural agent designate. Purdue graduate, 26, unmarried, will begin July 1 with an 1800 salary half state aid and county funds. He plans farm advice, soil crop guidance, tests, and farmer education, aiding schools and holding farmer institutes through the year.

Ime Unmnarc Ried Pardur University County High School Agricultural College North Branch Minn Inel Boone County

Real Estate Transfers from Lebanon and Zionsville

W D Hinehart transfers lot 1 Hedges addition Lebanon to Douglas ANeTS for 1206 dollars. W Cruse transfers to Addie Rooker part and a half Zionsville for 20 dollars. Larkin M Stultz and others transfer to Addie Rooker part 5a Zionsville for 1400 dollars.

W. D Hinehart Douglas Anets Hedges Lebanon W. Cruse Addie Rooker Zionsville Larkin M. Stultz Et al

Weather bulletin for Sunrise region

Generally fair tonight and Thursday. Warmer conditions expected especially on Thursday. Light winds and minimal precipitation anticipated.

Venue Change in Davis Divorce Near New Ross

A divorce case from Harriet T. Davis against Joshua Davis near New Ross moved venue to Boone circuit court this morning. The court modified the restraining order previously covering all property to apply only to corn on the defendant’s farm. The revised order limits restrictions to growing corn on the cited farm.

Crawfordaville Journal Harriet T. Davis Joshua Davis Near New Ross Boone Circuit Fisk

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