Picnic marks red letter day for Lebanon churches
The Union Sunday School plans a Lafayette picnic next Tuesday open to all, priced sixty cents for ages over 42, thirty cents for six to twelve. The outing blends patriotism, history at Tippecanoe battleground, and a scenic Wabash river setting near Tecumseh's Trail with broad school participation and parent chaperones.
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Union
Lafayette
Tuesis
Lebanon
Tippecanoe
Teiver Ig
Church
Indiana plan for industrial condition reports statewide
Indiana Bureau of Statistics plans a comprehensive summer fall study of industrial conditions across cities and towns. Traveling deputies Charles L Wilt T Walker and Birney Ing will collect data and personally seek information. Last year focused on purebred livestock. this year Mary Stubbs, head of the bureau, aims to produce an industrial report.
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Indiana
Indiana Bureau
Charles L
Wilt T. Walker
Birney Ing
Bureau of Statis
Mary Stubbs
Central Indiana Railway Receives Ties and Rails
The Central Indiana Railway has received a large consignment of ties and steel rails for use along the line. The ties will replace old ones where necessary and the rails will span the section between here and Waveland. Ten car loads of rails have already been unloaded and will be laid as fast as the crew can work. The road bed will be brought to first class condition.
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Central Indiana Railway
Here
Waveland
Elegant Six Course Dinner For Forty Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. D R Dally entertained at their home with Mr. and Mrs. J E B Richey and Mr. and Mrs. W J Kelly attending a six o'clock dinner last night. The beautifully decorated residence hosted forty guests who enjoyed an elegant six course meal and generous hospitality.
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Mrs. D. R
J. EB. Richey
W. J. Kelly
D. R. Dally
Court Wraps Up Session With Seven Indictments
Grand jury returned seven indictments and warrants were served on all but one. The seventh warrant is expected to be served soon and court may adjourn next Friday. William Broshar posted a new bond as guardian of George Z. Broshar. Joseph Hankin on David W. Paul case for false imprisonment and damages was dismissed for want of prosecution with costs awarded to the plaintiff.
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Licely
William Broshar
George Z. Broshar
Joseph Hankin
David W. Paul
Clinton County
Porter’s Pennant Push Prepares Prime Plans
Walter Porter leads a Lebanon court house baseball club dubbed the Court House Rats with Huber as outfielder. Chester Darnall was signed then released to Mechanicsburg. Gullion and Walter Hodge join as infielders, with Hedrick bolstering the defense and Hornaday weighing baseball against a new garden project. Frank Hutchinson adds center field punch as the squad shapes up for selective road tests.
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Walter Porter
Boone County
Lebanon
Court House Rats
Porter
Huber
Keepa
Recorder’s
Chester Darnall
Arlie Latham
Court House
J. Chester
Mechanicsburg
Gullion
Walter Hodge
Fiest
Otha Hedrick
Auditor's
Carl Porter
John Hornaday
Baseball
Celtic Tubers
George Darnell
Danville Browns
Frank Hutchinson
Fatty Porter
South Side
Adler
Richmans
Hopeful notes on Hodge and roster shakeups
A Mechamesburg dispatch says Darnell may return and be sold to Ratsburg. Frank Hutchinson likely replaces Porter as catcher due to Porter's argumentative habits and obesity concerns.
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Mechamesburg
Darnell
Ratsburg
Frank Hutchinson
Porter
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Burglary Attempt Sends Crawfordsville Residents On Alert
The Crawfordsville Review reports a burglary attempt at 404 East Main Street during a Tuesday night inactivity spell. A man climbed the porch, targeted a window, then moved to the rear where Roy Legan and Bud Kirtley observed him by moonlight. Legan armed a revolver, others secured a shotgun, and the intruder fled through the yard with Kirtley believing the burglar knew his salary day.
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Crawfordsville
East Main Street
Roy Legan
Bud’ Kirtley
Legan
Logan
Kirtley
Clores Factory Sells Stock as Stevens Garment Pauses
The J. E Stevens Garment Co suspended production and sold on hand stock to Phil Adler. Mr Stevens plans to decide on reopening the factory later in the season, indicating possible continued operation adjustments.
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Clores
J. E Stevens Garment Co
Phil Adler
Stevemmhar
Bank of Advance stockholders elect officers and declare dividends
Last Tuesday evening the Bank of Advance stockholders elected H. C. Epperson cashier and continued the current board of directors for the year. W. J. DeVol was reelected president, Thomas M. Shera vice president, and 5 percent semi annual dividends were declared. The bank’s condition and business were praised as strong. Attendees included W. J. DeVol, Adolphus Wysong, and B. F. Coons from Lebanon.
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Advance
Bank of Advance
Bank
H. C. Epperson
W. J. DeVol
Thomas M Shera
Adolphus Wysong
B. F. Coons
Lebanon
U B Convention Opens in Indianapolis
The tenth biennial national convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Brethren church opened with enthusiasm at First United Brethren church in Indianapolis. Governor Hanly welcomed delegates and the event continues through the weekend with an executive council meeting an institute for workers and a conference led by Rev. S F Daugherty.
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The
Young People's Christian Union of the United Brethren Church
First United Brethren Church
Park Avenue
St. Clair Street
Indianapolis
Hanly
Y. P
F. Daugherty
Westerville
A C Laughner Injured In Runaway Accident
The Whitestown Dispatch reports A C Laughner was injured when his buggy overturned after his horse shied at a sun shielded cultivator. He was dragged about 100 feet, treated by Dr. Taylor, and is slowly improving at his home. In Jamestown a cow owned by Chas Kernodle died after illness. vets speculation linked to rabies, with brain samples examined by Dr Welton.
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Whitestown Dispatch
A. C. Laughner
Mr. Sanders
Nealy Laughner
Jamestown Press
Chas. Kernodle
Here
Highwaymen Attack Illinois Traction Express Near St Louis
At Lynch station outside East St Louis three highwaymen attempted to loot an Illinois Traction express car carrying money and valuables. Dispatcher B Hartman signaled the car to proceed. shots were exchanged with the motorman and conductor. no injuries were reported.
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Springfield, II
Illinois Traction System
St. Louis
Lynch Station
East St. Louis
B. Hartman
Chicago & Alton
Cleveland Funeral Late This Afternoon in Princeton
Private funeral for Grover Cleveland to be held at Westland and Princeton cemetery as friends attend. Notable guests include Presidents Roosevelt and Hughes, Gov Fort and other dignitaries, with clergymen from Princeton University and New York churches officiating. Active pallbearers include Mayor McClellan and Archibald D. Russell among Princeton and New York figures.
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Princeton
Jane
Presbyterian Church
Grover Cleveland
Rath
Roosevelt
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Cleveland
Westland
William Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church
Sylvester W. Beach
First Presbyterian Church
Marthland. Bartlett
West Farms Presbyterian Church
George RB. McClellan
Commodore
Benedict
Richard Watson Gilder
John I. Finley
Paul van Dyke
Princeton Graduate Seminary
John G. Hibben
Princeton University
Paul Morton
Navy
Howard McClenahan
Archibald D. Russell
Junius
Bayard Stockton
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Grand Rapids
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T. C. Carter
Chattanooga
Tenn
White River
Begae Bartzell
Anderson
D W. Zartman
Wabash
Elva Meyers
A. B. Arford
Newcastle
W. L. Waldo
Noblesville
J. Roberts
Marion
C. J . Wheeler
U. B
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