Former resident Mary H Irvin dies in North Indianapolis
Mrs. Mary Hostetter Irvin, formerly of Lebanon, died Tuesday night at her North Indianapolis home after a pneumonia heart condition. Survived by son Fred and daughter Helen, husband Samuel Irvin had died earlier. Burial set for Ladoga after services at Indianapolis residence. Irvin family lived in Lebanon for about three years before moving to Indianapolis.
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Mary Hostetter Irvin
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Fred
Helen
Samuel Irvin
Irvin
Ladoga
Notice on bicycle sidewalk complaints and police action
Police receive multiple complaints about boys riding bicycles on sidewalks and warn arrests will follow if not stopped. John Budd, Chief of Police, 1-28-41. Also notices about Masonic dues, guardian appointment for Mary Hiland with a $3,000 bond, and a funeral attendance at Boone Lodge.
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John Budd
Boone Lodge No. 9
A. J. Smith
Jinus Hiland
Mary Hiland
Boone County Live Stock Exposition Plans Discussed
The Boone County Pure Bred Live Stock Breeders Association will meet Friday night to plan the Boone County Live Stock Exposition at Memorial Park on August 17. Secretary J A Williams reports the fundraising drive is progressing and about two thousand dollars is expected to be pledged.
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Lebanon
Boone County Pure Bred Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Board of Directors
Indianapolis Indians
Revival Services Draw Much Interest at Walnut Street Baptist
The Walnut Street Baptist church hosts revival meetings led by evangelist Rev. Martha Runyan with strong nightly sermons. Sunday services continue as usual as members aim to make it a banner day of the summer. the public is invited to attend.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Martha Runyan
Speculation on Brown’s Identity in Tipton Baseball
A Tipton Tribune piece titled Guessing on Brown questions the true identity of Tipton pitcher Brown who appeared via Indianapolis booking. Manager Langbrake and local patrons doubt the pitcher’s name or origin while noting likeness to Claude Williams the infamous Leftie Williams. The paper says fans focus on guessing rather than the man’s identity or background.
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Tipton Tribune
Brown
Tipton
Indianapolis Baseball Booking Agency
Langbrake
Frankfort
Nobles
the Tribune
Contempt of court offender released on modified child support plan
Thomas E O Nie colored man previously jailed for contempt of court for failing to pay $10 weekly support to his wife after a divorce has been released. He now must pay $12 on the first and sixteenth of each month plus $3 more until $167 in arrears plus costs is settled.
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Thomas E. O’nie
O’niel
Doan's Kidney Pills Endure Test in Lebanon Claim
Mrs. S. H. Wainscott of Lebanon testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills prevented recurring kidney trouble after a period of backache and dizziness. She describes marked relief after using four boxes and notes continued benefit when used occasionally. Advertisement from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Dean
Lebanon
S. H. Wainscott
S. Lebanon St
Doan
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