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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
4
Advertises factory made welt footwear hardware in Nature Formed Anatomical Laxte style with Japanned hooks and eyes. Available in Vatent Tan Velour Bineker and Polish options with sizes priced at $8.00 and $6.00 depending on size.
The piece explores modern holiday fatigue and the urge to travel beyond limits, arguing that trips are often driven by duty or curiosity rather than pleasure. It notes wearied faces, hotel annoyances, and the pull of unfamiliar scenes, ending with an invitation to a Brotherhood of American Yeoman gathering for social.
Young ladies at the Cincinnati store hosted a shower for Miss Tressa Saunders at Mrs Fern Stephenson’s home 724 South Lebanon street Monday night. Saunders will marry Terre Haute salesman Allen Armstrong on July 8. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake as the couple’s engagement was announced. Christina Schoff and Ledger Hendricks were also revealed to be engaged for an early fall wedding, to the surprise of many attendees.
Brief items report Dr Beaven osteopathic physician K P watch job inquiry by A L Neal Shirley's Meat Market offers best meats Geraniums 50 cents a dozen at Lebanon Green House Wanted man with A 1 references for drug store work A A Garner Mrs A A Garner visiting Indianapolis relatives R B Martin Elisha Partner hosts W A Billger party at 416 W Main St Ladies Aid ice cream supper June 24 at 822 S Meridian Mrs Isaac Allstott visiting East Washington St Pleasant Dooley recovering after appendicitis operation at new Methodist Hospital Indianapolis resting well.
Selection features_Title The Time The Place And The Girl conducted by W C Yutay with Eilenberg March and English arrangements. The program includes St Cecile Tobant Valse Day Dreams The Merry Widow Relax and The Mill in the Forest.
Jesse Martin of this city and Miss Nora Heady of Jamestown were married at Paris Illinois on Monday noon. The ceremony took place in a Christian church officiated by Rev. W. W. Sniff. Afterward the couple planned a home in Jamestown and the groom will continue work at A. H. Strawmeyer’s harness shop. The bride is the daughter of the late Dr J. R. Heady.
In Hiland versus Siddens et al a judgment for the plaintiff at his own cost was entered to quiet title. Henry A. Kernodle named commissioner to release mortgage. For Byers v American Express Co. et al damages the motion for a new trial was overruled and an appeal was taken to the Appellate Court.
Ralph Whitaker left this afternoon for Bakersfield California where he will likely work for Kern County Land Co. with his brother Frank and later enter Leland Stanford University. Last night friends gathered in a farewell social with N E Boy Scouts members and refreshments served.
William B. Leeds, an American financier prominent in Rocksland interests and other large enterprises, died suddenly at the Ritz Hotel in Paris at 10:30 this morning. Mrs. Leeds was with him, and he had suffered ill health for years.
PROMPT SETTLEMENT LEBANON INDIANA JUNE 23 1968 RECEIVED FROM THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD CONN THROUGH NEAL CO AGENTS THE SUM OF 455 87 BEING IN FULL SETTLEMENT OF ALL CLAIMS FOR LOSS BY FIRE ON THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE 1908 I CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO FOR PROMPT AND JUST SETTLEMENT HATTIE R LISTER
Avis Burkhart age four months and twelve days, daughter of Turney and Lillian Burkhart, Whitestown, died at 8 20 a m after a nine week illness. Funeral at residence Wednesday at 1 40 pm with Rev Calton officiating. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.
Miss Corrine Stephenson turned fifteen on Saturday and was surprised Saturday night by about thirty friends who gave her a world bracelet and hosted games and amusements with a luncheon. K. of H. meets Thursday night June 25 to elect officers and settle dues. Beaman, secretary.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co, swears to a bond pledge in Toledo Ohio, offering one hundred dollars per case of pore ket be o s Co. W Gleason, County public official, notes details amid medical claim and garbled text.
Charles Allison, a young man from Fort Man, is in hospital after being struck by a Northwestern traction car. He is reported to be doing fine and able to recount the incident, with the last memory described as sitting down near Joarval.
Classified items include geraniums for sale, rental inquiry for a 4 to 6 room house, and a burst of social notes. Miss Maud Witt and family visit Indianapolis. Mrs Ditzel returns to Danville. Church ice cream social, Panama hats and cleaning services offered. Job ad seeks hustler for Imperial Gasoline. Local visits to Zionsville and Shelbyville noted. Dancing at Charles Hall Tuesday evenings and a missionary tea postponed to Friday at Miss May Gabriel's home.
Mrs. May Matthews is believed by attending physicians to have smallpox. The symptoms align with smallpox and as a precaution quarantine has been established.
A man who has relied on others to avoid suspicion about his boss attempts to evade unwarranted accusations. The article hints at workplace tensions and alleged misjudgments within a corporate setting.
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