Guardian visits Rhodius as court sets weekly allowance
James M. Berryhill guardian visits George Rhodius at his country home to arrange removal to Sterne Sanitarium. The court will set about $30 weekly allowance. Rhodius favors staying home but will follow court orders. Attorney John W. Claypool to file suit for Rhodius heirs. guardianship participation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Berryhill
George Rhodius
Rhodius
Sterne
Berryhill
Frank Hintchins
Mr. Berryhill
Mat Be
Canitarium
Sterne Sanitarium
John W. Claypool
Rhodius Heirs
Mr. Claypool
Charles Remy
the Guardian
Lebanon Loses In Ten In Muffton Matchup
Hard fought ten inning game ends 3 to 1 as Muffton defeats Lebanon. Batteries and Boyd lead Muffton while Hardin Tom Din and Morgan contribute for Lebanon in a low scoring contest.
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Lebanon
Muffton
Boyd
Hardin
Tomdin
Morgan
Green bug invasion alarms farmers then fades like chintz bug
The so called green bug invasion in oat fields has caused some sensation among farmers but experts say it may be no real threat. If confirmed, it would likely meet the fate of the chintz bug that once terrorized crops.
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Oats
Talented Musicians Shine At Social Recital
Miss Gertrude Hendricks and Earl Shirley stood out at Miss Callin King’s advanced pupils recital. Hendricks sang Haymaking with plang and violin. Shirley played the difficult Othello, earning high praise for vocal tone and violin mastery. Lebannon's young talents, admired for refined voice culture, plus contributions from the Cecilians, marked the event as a notable cultural evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hendricks
Earl Shirley
Callin King
Miss Hendricks
Needham
Plang
Lebanon
Cecilians
Shirley
Singelee
Old Kingston Gazette recalls Washington death burial
A scanned Kingston N Y newspaper from January 4 1800 preserves a burial notice for George Washington the first president of the United States. The four page issue shows mourning borders and faded column rules, reflecting careful preservation by T F Stockson and the James town Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Stockson
Uister County Gazette
Kingston
N. Y
George Washington
U. S
Jamestown Press
Baseball Briefs: Dunkirk Falls In Ten Inning Loss
Dunkirk was beaten 2 to 0 in ten innings by Frankfort yesterday. Decatur defeated Kokomo Sharpsville 2 to 0. Siaron forfeited to Newark by 5 to 0. Armstrong, back from Canton, C, has been farmed to Keokuk. Tate visited today and contemplates a move to Keokuk or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Frankfort
Decatur
Kokomo-Sharpsville
Siaron
Werryhill
Newark
Armstrong
Indianapolis
Canton, C
Keokuk
Tate
New Policeman Joins Force After Injury Recovery
Sam Church has taken C. H. Odan's place on the police force while Odan recuperates from an injury sustained Tuesday night. The new officer went on duty this morning and promptly landed Joe Frazier of Mechanicsbury in tel econ be charged with ritoal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Church
C. H. Odan
Joe Frazier
Mechanicsbury
Telecon
Ritoal
Ed Hamilton 15 Fined Heavily for Assault
Ed Hamilton, 15, was convicted in Squire Trowbridge's court for assault on Dr. S A Hall at Advance. He was fined 20 dollars plus costs totaling 69.50 dollars. The trial featured testimony from reputable witnesses about an unprovoked attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hamilton
Squire Trowbridge
Dr. S. A. Hall
Advance
Charles KE. McClain
Council
Woman in divorce case attempts suicide to end life
Timely interference prevents death by own action as Mrs. Charles Hardesty, during a divorce trial, grows hysterical after a cup of lye is taken and a physician is summoned. The incident occurred about 1 o'clock this morning. she did not attend the circuit court case but was represented by attorneys. Earlier, Richey and a Brownsville Episcopal ceremony framed the day’s events as the couple, connected to Butler College, Bellevue, and Lebanon, begins a new chapter after a wedding trip along the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hardesty
J.T. Hendricks
Artman
Advance crowd witnesses city building assault at drug store
The crowded Advance city building heard testimony as Hamilton attacked Dr. Hall near a drug store after a confrontation. Several witnesses described unprovoked blows with likely use of knucks, with no defense offered by Hamilton.
New Ross Burglar Pleads Guilty in Station Tapping
Frank Chalmers faced Judge West after being charged with tapping the till at the Big Four station in New Ross. He pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to the Jeffersonville reformatory for a term of one to fourteen years.
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Crawfordsville Journal
Frank Chalmers
New Toss
West
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Ife
Baseball Scores Summary From Americas and National Leagues
Baseball scores from the Americas Association include Toledo defeating Indianapolis 2 to 1 in 11 innings, Minneapolis beating Milwaukee 7 to 5 in the first game and 4 to 3 in the second. Columbus and Lottaville drew 3 to 3 after 12 innings. In the National League Pittsburg triumphed over Philadelphia 4 to 2, New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 0 in 12 innings, Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 0, Brooklyn showed a 3 188 later entry, Chicago topped Beston 2 to 0, Philadelphia beat Denraity 4 to 0, and Cleveland downed Washington 4 to 0 as St. Louis and New York 8 remained noted.
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Americas Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Lottaville
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Beston
Denraity
Cleveland
Washington
Fh Louis
Hog sale sets high price for Duroe Jersey sow
The Zionsville Times reports M. D. Harvey sold a Duroe Jersey sow of the Ohio Chief strain to H. B. Browning at Jersman Jr. for 8500. The buyer purchased her as a breeder’s pig, noting the red hogs bring strong prices at auctions.
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Browning
Jersman, Jr
Ohio
Adney Richey Nuptials Reported in Uniontown Paper
The Morning Herald of Uniontown Pennsylvania notes the Adney Richey nuptials with a description of the bride and her five friends and relatives in attendance in a brief social notice.
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Morning Herald
Uniontown
Kept Secret One Year in Frankfort Marriage Report
In Frankfort Indiana Miss Jonnie Fetty a well known Frankfort teacher wed W H Wolff nearly a year ago. The union was kept secret as both had prior marriages and career duties. They renewed their old romance in Chicago and decided to live together there once personal affairs were settled.
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Jonnie Fetty
Frankfort
W. H. Woll
Mr. Wolff
Miss Petty
Chicago
Bot
Train wreck rails eastbound Continental Limited No 4
Two hundred passengers on the Continental Limited No 4 were barely spared after the locomotive left the track at Magee Indiana near Laporte. The engine toppled and cars piled up. only the fireman, head brakeman, and one woman passenger suffered serious injuries.
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Lavorne
Ind
Magee
Laporte
Chicago
Social Happenings at Mrs Harvey’s Home
Mrs E S Harvey entertained a large group of young people at 414 East Washington Street in honor of nieces Helen Haller of Greenfield and Verne Lowman of this city. Guests included Helen Rushton of Indianapolis and Merrill Roberts of Deputy. News from Jamestown Press reports Allie D Gardner of Lebanon injured at James L Davis home, serious kitchen fall, later improving to return home.
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E. S. Harvey
East
Washington Street
Misags
Helen Haller
Greenfield
Verne Lowman
Helen Rushton
Indianapolis
Merrill Roberts
Deputy
Jamestown Press
Allie D. Gardner
Lebanon
James L. Davis
Chautauqua Tent To Seat 2000 At Lebanon
A 2000 seat auditorium tent is planned for a Lebanon Chautauqua event. The word Chautauqua origin is explained, with dates for season tickets at 1 before June 27 and 1.50 after. Single admissions cost 25 cents. Citizens are urged to rent tents and attend all ten days of programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mr. Sawyer
Injuries to Policeman C. H. Oden After Street Car Fall
Policeman C. H. Oden fell on brick pavement while alighting from an interurban car at Williams street. His right shoulder was dislocated, tendons strained, knees bruised, and he has been confined to bed since the accident. It will be some time before he can use his injured arm.
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H. Oden
Williams Street
Water shutoff for repairs at power house Sunday
Notice informs water will be turned off at o’clock Sunday morning due to repairs at the power house and will be restored as soon as possible, likely not before Monday. Signed Witt Dary, W. W. Supt.
Central Christian Church Omits Standard Sermon and Song Program
The Central Christian church plans a Sunday evening service with a stereopticon illustrated sermon on six months of Sunday School lessons and illustrated songs. The public is invited to attend.
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Central Christian Church
Township Commencement Notice From Sugar Creek
Sugar Creek township announces its commencement event with brief formalities. The notice outlines the plan for the township meeting and associated administrative steps.
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Sugar Creek
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Derryhill
Guardian
Aphis
Kansas
Ilinois
Hester
Bluffton
Ulster County Gazette
Baseball
Hartford City
Wan
DR. Hall
Or. Hall
Justice Long
Frank
Albany
Isaac Waldrip
Marshal Goodbar
Radoga
Chalmers
Mead
Chas. Hardesty
E. W
F. B
Adney
Fletcher
Rappahannock
Hunter Richey
Hunter
Ath
Hamilton
Hall
Flair
Marshal Prewitt
Turnkey
Waldrip
New Ross
Duroc-Jersey
M. D. Harvey
Zionsville Times
H. B
Richey
Uniontown, Pa
Chautauqua
John E. Vincent
Chautauqua Lake
C. H. Oden
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