Mick Will Case Progress Slow in Court Week
In probate and minor cases this week, Lena Brooks of Kansas City testified on Mick and family divorces. The proceedings touched Mick’s marriage history, a disrupted estate, and custody matters. A divorce for Pearl Carson from L Carson was granted, with child custody awarded, and a reappraisal ordered for the Mick estate.
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Lena Brooks
Kansas City
Mick
Kansas Sty
Kangan City
Uid
Crown Hill
George Wol
Tee
Anapolis
Pearl Carson
Carson
Juna B. Detin
Tentiony
Rey ©. Smith
Sanford Turner
William Pennington
da Weight
Pennington
Min I mAington
Harriet Davis
Joshua Davis
Montgomery County
Probate reports show guardianship and estate distributions
The Union Trust Company named guardian for John R and Eleanor J Lenehan minor heirs of Michael Lenehan. Final reports disclose charges and credits for Edwin Carey Oliver C Wilson and John L Spear estate executors. Distributions listed include Caroline Wilson and others with specific sums. Reports approved and executors discharged. Continues on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Trust Company
John R
Eleanor J. Lenehan
Michael Lenehan
Kain F
Fredrick T. Carey
Edwin Carey
Citizens Loan & Trust Company
Olver C Wilnam
Caroline Wilson
Saphomie‘Hefin
Kay L. Wilson
Augusta Fraley
Wallace Caldwell
Anthony Crostreet
Cenior
John L. Spea‘le
Wal
Priced Experiment of Movies in Chicago Sunday School
A three months' successful experiment at University Congregational church Chicago used moving pictures to teach the Bible. Dozens of religious films and scenes from the Holy Land depicted lessons for children explained by Rev. Oscar C. Helming. The program, built in the Sunday school room, attracted more attendees and kept older children engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Congregational Church
Chicago
Holy Land
Oscar C. Helming
Resigning pastor Rev P M Huckleberry leaves Seymour church
Rev P M Huckleberry resigns as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Seymour effective September 1 after six years. He cites completing his work there and notes many church improvements, 100+ members received, 75 baptisms, and a united, harmonious congregation as he departs with best wishes from church and community friends. He has no definite future plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Jesus Christ
Huckleberry
Ng Tian
Cilia Community Sianida
Turing
Ehale of Friends
Resigns as Wire Chief to Join Joliet Exchange
Jeaze Brown resigns as wire chief of Lebanon Telephone Co to take the Joliet Illinois position with the Interstate Independent Telephone & Telegraph Co. He will oversee Joliet IL exchange and tributary lines including tell lines. Expecting a higher salary and potential promotion in Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeaze Brown
Lebanon Telephone Co
Interstate Independent Telephone & Telegraph Company
Aurora
Tell
Joliet
Worth Knowing Figure Up Just How Much Your Coal
A city official urges households to verify coal deliveries by bin capacity and density. He explains how to compute bin volume from length width and depth, convert cubic inches to storage units, and estimate tons for anthracite and bituminous coal. Consumers should measure bins to avoid shortweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&l
Census of Center Township Voters In Lebanon Counts 2320
The census shows 1708 voters in Lebanon and 617 in the township outside, totaling 2320. Of these, 95 are between 10 and 74 years old, 50 are 75 to 79, 86 are 80 to 84, 11 are 85 to 89, and 4 are over 90.
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Center Township
Lebanon
Lebanon Telephone Chief Leaves for Joliet Move
Mr. Brown resigns after nine and a half years as wire chief at Lebanon Telephone Company. He departs June 28 for Joliet and starts January 30 at a new post. L. Hoff Finney, from Western Electric Chicago, will replace him and bring expertise in switching systems.
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Brown
Lebanon
Lebanon Telephone Company
Bront
Joliet
Jane
L. Hh
Finney
Western Etectele Telephone Co
Chicago
Green= castle, ltd
Local Baptists Attend Indiana Assembly in Franklin
Local Baptist representatives from First Baptist church Blanche Jackson Adal Bonwell Rev F L Hardy and Mrs George Essex will attend the Indiana Baptist Assembly in Franklin Indiana from June 30 to July 6 for Sunday school B Y P A worker training. Rev Hardy presides on the program with Prof H G Brown Lebanon schools superintendent giving an address and leading Men’s Bible Classes. Other speakers include Rev Seldon L Roberts Rev O R McKay Rev George T Webb Rev T L Ketman and Dr E A Hanley among others for a seven day educational inspirational and recreational gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Jackson
Adal Bonwell
F. L. Hardy
George Essex
First Baptist Church
Indiana Baptist Assembly
B. Y
Franklin
Ind
Hardy
The
Assembly
H. G. Brown
Public Schools of
Lebanon
Seldon L. Roberts
O. R. McKay
George T. Webb
T. Ll. Ketman
E. A. Hanley
Masonic Inspection and Banquet At Lebanon Lodge
Lebanon Chapter Nay 39 and Boone Council No 45 Royal and Select Masons held a Wednesday afternoon and evening inspection at the Baptist Church. John J. Glendenning of Indianapolis led the inspection with 54 Masons attending the banquet afterward. C B Stephenson Lyle Ottinger and Harry J Jeffery received Royal and Select Maser degrees. Music by Miss Zella Bratton and Miss Harriet Gabriel complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Royal Arel Mases
Boone Council
John J. Glendenning
Indianapolis
Glendenning
Bart Hartman
Chapter
Commeil
First Baptist Church
Mary Elizabeth Hooton
W. T. Hooton
Masons
D.S. Whitaker
Misa Zella Bratton
Sho
Harriet Gabriel
Presbyterian Church Choir
Jesus Pilot Me
Baere Council
C.B. Stephenson
Lyle Ottinger
Harry J. Jeffery
Star
Dairy Cream Separator Company adds to personal property total
The Dairy Cream Separator Company of Lebanon saw a $3,600 increase in personal property, bringing the total assessment to $15,520. Miss Lote Jones traveled to Pranklin for a week with Miss Grace Bryan, planning visits with Mrs. J. B. Lloyd of Shoals, Ind., before returning home.
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Dairy Cream Separator Company of
Lebanon
Lote Jones
Pranklin
Grace Bryan
J. B. Lloyd
Shoals
Ind
Virgil Updike Secures Licence in Detroit
Virgil Updike age 27 of Lebanon Indiana has secured a license in Detroit Michigan. The notice also mentions Jo aan Mary A. Steelamith of Meet that city in connection with the license grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Updike
Lebanon
Ind
Detroit
Mich
Mary A. Steelamith
Biskit Uker Club Holds Annual Plenie in Horner's Grove
The Biskit Uker Club held its annual plenie in Horner's Grove near Thorntown Tuesday June 24 despite inclement weather. Horse shoe pitching entertained the men while the women fished and bathed. A noon dinner offered a wide array of foods. All departed late, pleased with the day and the long friendship.
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Biskit Uker Club
Horner's Grove
Thorntown
Agh Jones
Indianapolis hog and cattle market report prompts steady demand
Indianapolis June 26 market report shows hog receipts of 8 500 and cattle 1 100 with lambs at 750. Hog prices rose about 10 cents with most sales from 8 to 2 85. Cattle and calves sold cheaply while lambs advanced. royal packers and shippers kept demand active.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sheen
Royal Packers
Crowds Attend Lebanon Band Concert on South Lebanon Street
An immense throng gathered for the weekly Lebanon band concert on South Lebanon street. Chopin's Funeral March in memory of the late Thomas Waldron was the principal number, rendered with feeling and expression. The Lebanon boy Orin Philip Hughes performed The Hammer to strong reception, and the program was well arranged.
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Lebanon
Chopin
Thomas Waldron
Orin Philip Hughes
Resigns Council Bluffs Remedy Co post for new role
A longtime employee in Shenandoah, Iowa, leaves the Council Bluffs Remedy Co to become general agent and sales manager for Indiana with the American Stock Remedy Co. He will continue to reside in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Sty
Council Bluffs Remedy Co
Shaw
American Stock Remedy Co
Shenandoah
Indiana
Lebanon
Weather Bulletin Banline Evening Summary
Sunset at 4 17 and 7 18 listed with fair conditions. Thunder showers expected in extreme north tonight or Friday. Continued warm temperatures.
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Banline
Tissot Exhibit At Firet Baptist Church
World famous painter Tissot’s Life of Christ will be shown in stereoptican views at the Firet Baptist church Thursday night. Beautiful colored slides will be displayed. The entertainment is free and all are invited.
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Tissot
Christ
Firet Baptist Church
Boyhood of Jesus lecture at First Baptist Church
Rev Fr Hardy presents tonight at 7 20 an illustrated lecture on The Boyhood of Jesus using thirty original color slides from J Jamies Tissot. Sunday school teachers from Lebanon invited, free will offering taken, brief church business meeting after. Public invited. Mr R Pascoe of Hope Ark left for home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Hardy
Jesus
J. Jamies Tissot
Lebanon
First Baptist Church
Major Cragun Sells Patriot in Lebanon
Maj N Cragun retires as publisher of the Patriot after 22 years and sells the plant to Lester F Jones for 10009. Jones, a Lebanon industrial leader, will take possession with his brother Rev George B Jones managing and editing. George previously published the Daily Reporter 1895 96 and will move to Lebanon to lead editorial work while Cragun enjoys a long vacation. The policy will continue and Cragun leaves amid goodwill from rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebannon Patriot
Maj
Campbell, Smith, Huchle Manufacturing Company
Lebanon
Raser
George
B. Jones
Daily Reporter
Pollwiter
Tinon
A. H. Pelker
Greens Castle
Lobeanon
Sidewalk Cycling Complaints Rise in Town
Residents report many cyclists ride on sidewalks despite signs and an ordinance prohibiting it. Some vow to prosecute violations if the practice continues as authorities note the streets are preferred but sidewalks remain common in recent observations.
Home Guarda Meeting Friday with Miss Leone Edwards
The Home Guarda of the Methodist church will meet Friday with Miss Leone Edwards to discuss church activities and community service plans.
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Home Guarda
The
Methodist Church
Yrith Miss Leone Edwards
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Seymour Church
P.M. Huckleberry
Jesse Brown
Illinois
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Mama Herbs
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Henry
Juan
ICARS
JopeThta
Ering
Baptist
Board OF Review
Miss Mary
Annona
Horner
Mr. R. Pascoe
Hope, Ark
C. Houk
Cragun
Lester F
George B
Patriot
Oragin
Cragan
Helta
Vistanea of Ged
Mane
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