Eucharistic Congress Described By Kiwanis Speaker
The Rev. Charles J. Marshall told Kiwanis Club members that the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago gathers tens of thousands of Catholics to honor Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament and to establish His Kingdom in hearts. He urged unity across beliefs and cited Bible verses to explain Catholic doctrine and the Mass, noting praise for press coverage of the event.
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Chicago
Charles J. Marshall
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Kiwanis Club
Jesus Christ
Father Marshall
Christ
Mark
Paul
Celebration Plans Advance for Memorial Park 4th of July
Legion committees push a July 5 program at Memorial Park with varied entertainment for all ages. Push mobile derby for boys 12 and under draws many entries under Carl Davis. Tennis, horseshoe and other contests offer cash prizes. Red Cross secretary Daisy Riley says a large mothers and children rest room will be provided. A substantial fund is needed for the elaborate event. Posters and hand bills will publicize the affair across the area.
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Legion
Memorial Park
Russell Chambers
Coday
Carl Davis
Daisy Riley
Boone County
Red Cross
Last Lecture Tonight On Baptist Affairs
The First Baptist Church hosts a 7:45 p.m. lecture in the Sunday-school room titled An Aeroplane View of Baptist Affairs as part of A Tour Through Baptist Land. Mr. Cowley leads the discussion for the final Midweek service before the September break, urging strong attendance.
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First Baptist Church
Cowley
Lebanon Phone Directory Soon to Be Published
The Lebanon telephone directory will be issued soon with manager Virgil Buntin aiming for a complete up-to-date listing. Anyone aware of name changes, business or location updates should notify the office to be reflected in the new directory.
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Lebanon
Virgil Buntin
Senate defeats farm relief bid in 45 to 39 vote
Washington June 24 The Dawes Haugen McNary farm relief bill failed in the Senate by 45 to 39 as lawmakers prepared for a final action on the proposal that would create a federal farm board to buy and withhold surplus crops to prop up prices. Democratic and Republican factions debated cotton production and the influence on hogs wheat and corn. Vice President Dawes faced pressure to cast a deciding vote amid cross currents between administration supporters and industrial state opponents.
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Washington
Senate
Dawes-McNary-Haugen
Federal Farm Board
Farmer-senators
Lebanon Rotarians to Attend Sheridan Charter Presentation
Members of the Lebanon Rotary club will travel to Sheridan Friday evening for the Charter Presentation Meeting of the new Sheridan Rotary club. Governor Pen Sherwood will present the charter. The Lebanon club will also hold its regular Friday luncheon at the country club, with reports from delegates to Rotary International’s Denver convention.
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Lebanon Rotary Club
Sheridan
New Sheridan Rotary Club
Sheridan Club
Lebanon Rotarians
Pen Sherwood
Lebanon Club
Country Club
Rotary’ International
Denver
Jewelry Store Opens Next Week in Lebanon Street
H. L. Trask of Crawfordsville announces a new jewelry and watch repairing shop to open next week at 122 South Lebanon Street. Trask, with 25 years in the business, will move here with his wife but run the Lebanon store and close his Indianapolis shop. A fresh stock will be installed and Trask will head the operation.
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H. L. Trask
Crawfordsville
Lebanon Street
Deficiency bill reported to lower house in session
The second deficiency bill with thousands in government and public building appropriations for fiscal 1927 was reported by the appropriations committee in Washington. It funds the District of Columbia, White House repairs, naval and aerial programs, parks surveys, prisons, and various miscellaneous items totaling tens of millions, with work due to begin soon and passage anticipated this week.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
District of Columbia
White House
Teapot Dome
Elks Hills
Mammoth Cave
Alderson
West Virginia
Womens Prison
Navy
Mich
Marine Hospital
Move to Enlist County Sheriffs in Indiana State Association
Indianapolis June 24 a move to organize sheriffs into a state association to relieve the Indiana Bankers Association of the task began today Sheriff Milo Maloy of Kosciusko county started the effort Tuesday at the first state shoot of the bankers association at Fort Benjamin Harrison Forty five counties were represented in the shoot First place in rifle and pistol went to Henry county entrants L Laird H M Turpin and L O Hara First in shotgun went to M Williams of Cass county with perfect scores in all events
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Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers Association
Milo Maloy
Kosciusko County
Bankers Association
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Forba McDaniel
State Association
Henry County
L. Laird
H. M. Turpin
L. O’hara
M. Williams
Cass County
Abductors Sought in McPherson Kidnapping Case
Douglas, June 24. The search for two men and a woman said to have kidnapped Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson at Ocean Park California May 18 and held her in Mexico was continued through the desolate country south of the border. Mrs McPherson recovers at Calumet and Arizona mining hospital, with doctors deeming no permanent harm.
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Douglas
Ariz
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Ocean Park
Calif
Mexico
Druie Jackson Rites Planned Friday at Walnut Street Baptist
Funeral for Druie Jackson, who died Tuesday afternoon at the rare hospital, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Walnut Street Baptist Church with Rev. C. M. Clarke of Indianapolis officiating. Burial will follow at Old Union Cemetery.
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Druie Jackson
Rare Hospital
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Republican Editors Meet in Fort Wayne Assembly
Fort Wayne Indiana hosts a gathering of Republican editors to discuss mid-summer state party matters. J Frank McDermond named a committee led by Henry Mars of Lafayette to draft resolutions for adoption at the meeting. David Hogg, candidate for Congress from the Twelfth District, will speak at the event. Senators Watson and Robinson miss due to Senate farm relief vote proximity.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Way
J. Frank McDermond
Mit Tion
Henry Mars
Lafayette
Gath
David Hogg
Senate
Watson and
Robinson
Evansville Churches Merge to form First Presbyterian
Grace Memorial and Walnut Street Presbyterian churches of Evansville Ind voted to dissolve and merge as the First Presbyterian Church. The plan ends over a year of negotiations with Dr Henry Marcotte named as pastor of the new church, returning from Philadelphia.
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Evansville
Ind
Grace Memorial
Walnut Street
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Marcotte
Grace Church
Philadelphia
Gowleys Again Named Charman Red Cross Dane
Boone County Red Cross directors began planning the November roll call and Armistice Day observance. Rev. Arthur E. Cowsley was chosen county chairman to organize helpers for the coming drive. Committees will seek a speaker and select a Red Cross pageant for Armistice Day modeled on 1925 events. A Fourth of July plan at Memorial Park was outlined by L. O. Slagle, with a mothers’ rest tent committee named. Daisy Riley, Red Cross secretary, to appoint helper staff.
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Red Cross
Boone County Red Cross
Arthur E. Cowsley
American Legion
L. O. Slagle
Memorial Park
Paul van Riper
W. T. Hooton
Daisy Riley
Campbell found to have record in multiple cities
Ray Campbell, possibly Roy Compton, a Chicago youth held on auto burglary charges, has a police record in Chicago and St. Louis. A telegram to Sheriff Saunders notes past bonds in Chicago in 1918, and that he is a fugitive from St. Louis for accessory to a crime. He was arrested with a companion and items including ten suits and a stolen car.
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Ray Campbell
Roy Compton
Chicago
St. Louis
Saunders
W. H. Shumaker
Campbell
Joe Shheily
Fete ' Sant In Na Ree
The
Eagle Clothiers
Bloomington
Ind
Children Band Wall Plays First Concert Sunday
The Lebanon Children's Band directed by Prof. A. M. Thomas will debut publicly at Memorial Park Sunday with the 139th F. A. Military Band. The program starts at 2:30 pm, with the children performing after an intermission, and the event draws expected record attendance. The 46-member group, sponsored by the Magazine Club, meets weekly and plans next fall to continue under schools.
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Lebanon
A. M. Thomas
Wilkinson
Memorial Park
F. A. Miliary
James H. Hoy
Magazine Club
John D. Coons
Herman Wells
C. M. Forbes
Hoy
Two Year Old Dies of Tubercular Meningitis
LaVerne J. Livingston aged two years and twenty days died at 8 45 p m Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Red 1304 South Meridian street from tubercular meningitis after seven weeks illness His mother Marie Livingston and his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Livingston of Dover survive The funeral will be from the Red residence at 10 30 a m Friday with Rev John M Horne and burial will be in Pleasant View cemetery.
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LaVerne J. Livingston
William Red
South Meridian Street
Marie Livingston
Ben Livingston
Dover
John M. Horne
Pleasant View Cemetery
Brides in Boone County See Slow June Weddings
The county clerk notes June 1926 trails June 1925 in licenses with only nine couples wed so far this month. Analysts wonder if weather, mood, or distance affect nuptials as readers recall a bustling 1925 pace of sixteen to nineteen weddings by mid month. Some defend men as good conversationalists even when not whittling.
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Boone County
Pennsylvania
Street Car Employes Vote to Defer Strike
Indianapolis June 24 employes of the street railway company voted to defer the drastic strike to settle wage differences. Officials at city and state levels pressed for arbitration with the company as efforts continue to gain consent.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Million People Honor Eucharist at Mundelein
A vast crowd gathered in Mundelein Illinois on June 24 to honor the Blessed Eucharist. The procession stretched three miles around a lake as Prince prelate and laymen joined in a record-setting religious spectacle with pilgrims from many lands, celebrating as if Christ returned.
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Mundelein
Christ
Earth
New World
Kiwanis Picnic Plans at Horseshoe Lodge Near Noblesville
Kiwanians and wives will hold an annual picnic Wednesday evening in June at Horseshoe Lodge near Noblesville. Transportation will be by car from Star Drug Store at 4 p m. The event features Elites and Riffraffs contests, a five inning baseball game, women’s activities, and post meal stunts. Transportation chair James Allen Hogshire named. Tatlock chairs general committee with Jones and Crowder. Luncheons paused July and August. Guests included Joseph Carratt of Frankfort.
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Horseshoe Lodge
Noblesville
Star Drug Store
W. L. Tatlock
E. C. Gullion
Roy W.adney
Harry Kinnaman
Jess Batterton
James Allen Hogshire
Transportation Committee
Mr. Tatlock
Byron L. Jones
Joe Cain Wins Cash at State Bankers Shoot
Joe C. Cain ex sheriff of Boone County and member of the county bankers protection association was the sole local entrant to win money at the Indiana Bankers Association state shoot at Fort Harrison. Cain achieved 155 hits of 200 in the individual pistol event and finished seventh among over a hundred competitors. Henry County bankers won top prizes in rifle and pistol events. Boone County entrants ranked fourth in the pistol team event with 901 hits of 400.
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Joe C. Cain
Boone County
County
Bankers’ Vigilance Protective Association
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Fort Harrison
Cain
Henry County
Boone
Nning
Bandit Steals Guns From Bank Vigilante
Indianapolis June 24 A well equipped bandit was at large today with several rifles and a large store of ammunition. F W Steelman of New Harmony drove his auto to Indianapolis to participate in the rifle shoot of the Indiana Bankers Association. He parked it in a garage and the weapons and ammunition of the Posey county contestants were stolen from it.
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Indianapolis
F. W. Steelman
New Harmony
Indianaay
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Posey County
Investigators Probe Reported Kidnapping Near Indianapolis
On June 24 Indianapolis police investigated a reported kidnapping of a girl by two men in a sedan. Albert Linton saw a girl aged seventeen or eighteen pulled into the car and heard her scream. He pursued to Acton before losing the trail.
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Indianapolis
Police
Albert Linton
Linton
Acton
Final report on J Fred Stahl drain approved by Boone court
Boone circuit court approves Owen Gates final report for the J Fred Stahl drain in Boone and Hamilton counties. Total improvement cost 39628.44 with Meiser as contractor 24750 and Stout for file work 10200. Assessments filed against affected property owners. Also, a new trial is denied for Sawyer Balt oz er Spencer Woods in a stock fraud case, with appeal granted. John R Caldwell et al win partition of about 126 acres in Sugar Creek township, Ira M Sharp appointed commissioner to sell.
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Owen Gates
J. Fred Stahl
Thistlethwaite
Eagle Creek
Boone
Hamilton
Boone Circuit Court
J. F. Meiser
C. J. Stout
Frank R. Sawyer
Martin A. Baltozer
Walter R. Spencer
Charles A. Woods
Ewan C. Asrey
Indiana
John R. Caldwell Et al
Sugar Creek Township
Ira M. Sharp
Newcomer Dies of Paralysis at Age 75 Near Jolietville
After a long illness H. H. Newcomer died at noon Tuesday at his home a short distance north of Jolietville. The 75 year old was said to have suffered from paralysis. He leaves a widow and two sons Ora and James. He was a well known resident of the area for many years.
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H. H. Newcomer
Jolietville
Ora
James
Ekin stores burn in Indiana destroying two shops
Noblesville Ind June 24 Fire believed started by lightning destroyed the A L Walton and Clayton Burton stores at Ekin northwest of Noblesville Wednesday night and harmed Barry Beech lunchroom Part of stock saved Tipton Sheridan and Atlanta fire departments aided Total loss about 20000 dollars
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Noblesville
Ind
A. L. Walton
Clayton Burton
Ekin
Barry Beech
Tipton
Sheridan
Atlanta
Injured Man Leaves Hospital After Railroad Crash
A B Be Cathcart, severely injured when his car was struck by a Big Four train at the South Lebanon street crossing about a week ago, was discharged from Williams hospital yesterday and returned home to Peru. He will be unable to work for about three weeks due to injuries.
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A.be. Cathcart
South Lebanon Street
Williams Hospital
Peru
Free Dinner Contest Prize For Lebanon Family
The Reporter to run a contest in the Market Basket Pages offering a free Sunday dinner for five costing no more than two dollars. Women submit menus using items advertised by Lebanort stores with one entry per household. sample menu includes cantaloupe roast beef bread coffee and ice cream.
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Market Basket Pages
Indiana
Lebanort Food
Moore’s
McCords
Mill- Ayr
Lewis & Storms
Hutchings Leeee
Staton’s Market
Guernsey Co
Lebanon
Lébanon
Byrd Plans Flight Over South Pole
Washington June 24 Lieut Commander Richard E Byrd, famed North Pole explorer, expressed desire to fly over the South Pole. President Coolidge awarded him a gold medal at a National Geographic Society reception as six thousand attendees cheered.
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Washington
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
South Pole
National Geographic Society
Coolidge
Byrd
Floyd Bennet
Pres
Gilbert Grenor
The
Geographic Society
Announe
Germander Byrd
Pole
Bethseda Baptist Church Homecoming Set for Sunday
Bethesda Baptist Church in Fayette County invites all to a homecoming on Sunday June 27. A noon dinner will be served. Rev Morrell, evangelist of Ini, is pastor of the church and will lead the event with welcome remarks.
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Bethseda Baptist
Fayette
Morrell
Ini
Urch
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Rotarians
Gowleys
Charman
Dane
WALL
Leon Adler
Philip Adler
Robert Barker, Jr
William Beck
Keith Burgess
Clifford Carr
Carl Cox
Eugene Cunningham
Robert Cunningham
Earl Cain
Robert Thompson
William, Buchanan
K. Clays, Jr
Clifford English
Voile Ford
Charles Marvin Forbes
Mary Gregg
Joh Honan
George Hornaday
Robert Hutchinson
Margaret Huffman
Mary Louise Hunt
Joseph Coons, Jr
Richard Heflin
Bernard Hooton
Laverne
Joe Cain
Fred Stahl
Newcomer
Bethseda Baptist Church Homecoming
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