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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

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Authorize Sale of Local Plant at Lebanon Heating Co

Stockholders at Lebanon Heating Co met at the South Meridian street plant office to canvass finances and vote on selling the plant to liquidate debt. A resolution passed 300 for and 21 against, with 28 abstentions, risking stockholders’ original investment if bid fails to cover debt. Citizens Electric Light and Power Co. is the likely buyer, with other bidders possible.

Lebanon Heating Co Meridian Street Coity Citizens Electric ‘Ht and Power Company Light Company

Savings Department Opens at Citizens Loan & Trust Co

The Citizens Loan & Trust Co introduces a savings department tomorrow with three account options including savings. Over two hundred people plan to open accounts. a $1 deposit starts the savings account, with 3 percent interest paid semi annually. All money is secured by first mortgage on loans. The bank already runs checking and share accounts with a flawless record.

Citizens Loan & Trust Co E Citizens Loan & Trust Co St Mortgage Anceen Savings Department

Funny Surgeons Story From Local Fire Fight

The Muncie papers report Charles Treon of the uncle fire department was injured fighting a blaze at Joseph Goddard wholesale house two years ago. He later underwent surgery to remove dislodged bone particles but failed to improve as the wound worsened. Trean returned to his father in Fairmount seeking relief from mounting pain and the need to amputation to end suffering.

Fie Muncie Charles Treon Uncle Fire Department Joseph Goddard P Lace Rae Willa Trean Tanao Trean Fairmount

Surgeon’s missing instrument found inside toe tissue

A large curette fragment was discovered embedded in toe tissue after a May operation. The instrument, broken during probing in the Monese procedure, remained inside the flesh near the joint behind the big toe. Treon may address Muncie surgeons upon return, echoing a prior Indianapolis case where a sponge was sewn inside a patient postappendectomy.

Treon Muncie Indianapolis

Plaza project eyed as Centennial Commission meets today

The Indiana Centennial Commission will convene at the State House to chart cooperation with the Board of Park Commissioners on a proposed state plaza west of the Capitol. Members may inspect potential sites near Military Park and a Land at Gap West Market Street, Indianapolis, amid debates over locating the Robert W. Long Memorial Hospital.

Indiana Demarchad €. Brown Ember Centennial Cormission The Auditory Military Park Gap West Market Street Indianapolis Friendly Inn

Gas demonstrations draw Lebanon crowds in Lafayette

The gas office in Lafayette hosts educational demonstrations led by H Kaufman showing proper gas usage and avoiding waste. Mrs. Stewart notes high interest from Lebanon, as crowds fill the office and a larger space is sought. Saturday features raspberry short cake and salads and answers to gas range questions.

Gaa H. Kaufman New Business Department Lafayette Ind Lebanon Stewart

Fruit trees laden hint at record crop this year

The nearby apple and pear trees show heavy loads with signs of a potential record crop. The fruit quality is good and largely untouched by insects so far. Hickory and walnut trees also appear loaded with nuts, suggesting a bumper season ahead.

First Load of New Wheat Marks Early June Arrival

The Means and Witt elevator in Noblesville received the season\u2019s first new wheat, tested at 63 pounds, grown by Alvie Beatty. A second load tested higher, marking the earliest June delivery in years and signaling a notably ahead harvest for the county.

Means & Witt Alvie Beatty Noblesville Road Means

Savings Department at Farmers' State Bank Opens in 1907

In Boone County, Farmers' State Bank boasts the first savings department in the county, organized in 1907. It offers 3 percent interest, withdrawable at any time, with pass books and metal banks provided for customers. Deposits of $1 or more are accepted.

Farmers’ State Bank Boone County

American Trust Co Declares Dividend and Plans Savings Dept

The board of directors of the American Trust Company met this morning and declared its usual semi annual dividend. They also decided to establish a savings department with details to be announced in a few days. The bank reports splendid progress since its reorganization and a prosperous condition. The savings department is expected to be a popular feature and is already encouraged by signs of success.

American Trose Company American Trust Co Ite

Thorntown Times Theme Highlights Berkshire Breeding Peak

The Thorntown Times quotes a writer asserting Thorntown sits at the center of Berkshire breeding activity. It recalls recent events that marked the industry, noting K. J. Barkur achieved a notable milestone last week, comparable to the era’s greatest efforts.

Thorntown Times

Name Signage Makes Company Pay Hay Bill

Indiana appellate court affirms Pennsylvania Elevator and Supply Company must pay Isaac Fasnotte for hay delivered to Elmer J. French at the state fairground. Fasnotte delivered $122 worth of hay. the sign over the door tied the firm to the transaction as its manager directed delivery in French’s absence.

Indiana Appellate Court Pennsylvania Elevator and Supply Company Isaac Fasnotte Hamilton County State Fair Ground Elmer J. French Fair Ground Fasnotte Lury and Grain Fasnette E. French Faainotte French

Madrid bombing disrupts Eucharist congress procession

A bomb was thrown into Calle Mayer in Madrid during the Eucharist congress procession. King Alfonso and Queen Victoria watched nearby as the blast caused a panic but, officials say, no injuries to the royals or others were confirmed. Troops lined the streets amid concerns of a demonstration.

Calle Mayer Alfonso Notone

Dainty Miss Ethel Levy Leads 16 in Amusement Show

The Amusements column reports Miss Ethel Levy and her 16 performer company debuting in musical comedy last night. Critics praise Levy as a graceful prima donna and commend the Great Arnolds and Florence Kemppay for notable acts. The troupe includes Mary Mower and Miller & Ryan with Coban the comedian delivering steady laughs.

Ethel Levy Our City Miller

Mrs Ava Willing Astor Misses coronation snub tale

Reported that Ava Willing Astor former wife of Colonel John Jacob Astor did not attend the coronation in England. She allegedly returned to the United States after a perceived snub by Queen Mary linked to her status as a divorcee. The Astor prior marriage to Miss Willing of Philadelphia occurred twenty years ago.

Ava Willing Astor John Jacob Astor Astor Bing Queen Mary Astors Miss Willing Philadelphia

Five injured in Indianapolis auto crash linked to hat loss

In Indianapolis on a morning trip, Dante Conner and family suffered injuries when A F Conner swerved to catch a falling hat and their auto overturned near Eagle Creek. A. F Conner, William and Ida Palmer were trapped beneath the wreck, while Ernest and Dante Conner were only slightly hurt. Rescuers from an Interurban car freed the trapped party and took them to medical care. The Palmer woman and two Conners were hospitalized briefly for cuts and bruises. A F Conner’s left leg was especially painful.

Indianapolis Ind Dante Conner A. F. Conner William Palmer Ida Palmer Ernest Conners Valley Mills Incanapolis Palmers Eagle Creek Ernest Conner Martinsville Palmer Sherman Grigahy F. E. Manker A. F. Copner

Lebanon Lodge 46 F of P Elects Officers

The semi annual election of officers in Lebanon Lodge No. 46 F. of P was held that night. The following were chosen: Chanplain Commander, Dr. W. W. Kirtley, Vice Chancellor.

Lebanon F. of P Wan Chanestlar Yl. W. Kirtley

Wed in Illinois wedding of F A Heady and Lillis K Starks

The marriage of F A Heady of Jamestown and Miss Lillis K Starks of Advance Indiana was quietly celebrated at the Third Church of Christ yesterday at 12 30 pm. The Rev S Jones conducted the ceremony. The couple plan to reside in Advance where the groom owns a farming property.

Danville F. A. Heady Jamestown Lillis K. Starks Advance Ind Third Church of Christ Rev. S. Jones

Last Day for Dog License Procurement

The article notes today is the final day to obtain a dog license. starting tomorrow owners of untagged dogs face prosecution under a city council ordinance. It warns that noncompliant owners will be prosecuted and untagged dogs may be shot, with enforcement described as without fear or favor.

Pollo

Boys Picnic Held by Methodist Sunday School Group

Twenty four boys from the Methodist Sunday School picnicked at Stephen Cassady’s home four miles west of Pike’s Crowing. Asbury Finch parked his car and helped transport the party to the picnic grounds.

Watt Fogie Methodist Sunday School Stephen Cassady Pike Asbury Finch Diepowa Geounda

Pumping Station Collapse Kills Ten in Buffalo Tragedy

A Buffalo pumping station under construction at Procter avenue collapsed at 9 30 am, burying machinists under brick. Ten dead, thirty injured, wall and roof fell, with over a million dollars in property loss. Ambu­lances and rescue crews worked as Bremen crews searched for more victims.

Buffalo City Water Works Procter ‘Avenue Lake Front Porter Avenue Bremen

Annual gathering of Pioneer country correspondents held in city

Fifty rural repertorial staff members dined at Dale's restaurant with a menu including roast pork veal sage dressing new potatoes creamed vegetables and fruit salad. This afternoon the group attended a performance at the Olympic Theatre and officers were elected president Leland Burroughs vice president Ernest Crane secretary Jrphs Bration.

Dale's Olympic Theatre Leland Burroughs Ernest Crane Jrphs Bration

Court News Dismissals In Replevin And Burglary Cases

The case Anna Barton versus James Kellar for replevin was dismissed for want of prosecution at the plaintiff's cost. Patrick Barton versus Adam Trout et al for replevin was dismissed for want of prosecution with costs taxed to the plaintiff. The State's burglary case against George Sines was dismissed by the prosecuting attorney and Sines was sentenced earlier to the reformatory for a felony.

Anna Barton James Kellar Patrick Barton Adam Trout George Sines Sinew Way Reformatory

Public notice bans fire crackers and explosives in Lebanon

Lebanon city marshal Larkin M Sandlin warns no fire crackers or exploded devices may be used within the city except on July sth and prohibits cannon crackers at all times. Violations will be promptly acted upon by police.

Lebanon Larkin M Sandlin

Notice of Lebanon Temple No 20 Pythian meeting

Tonight is regular meeting night of Lebanon Temple No 20 Pythian. State attendance is desired and election night is described as full attendance required.

Lebanon

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