30 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
1
A 1913 Ford Touring a 1915 Ford Light Delivery and a 1918 Ford Worm drive Truck are all in good condition and available. Contact seller for details on condition mileage and price.
Rotarians at Lebanon plan an all day picnic at Dick's Pine near Darlington with about fifty attending. They depart at 1 p.m. in autos from the northwest family. The day features include welcome address, musical numbers, reading, games, contests, boxing exhibition, baseball, pie eating, parachute leap, and a Rotary balloon ascent.
Archie Gilmore arrived from Vincennes today after representing the Himmett Brown Post at the state American Legion convention held Monday and Tuesday. He served on the credentials committee and will report on the convention at the local post meeting Monday night where he will be in charge in the commander’s absence. Col. L. R. Gignilliat won state commander over William J. Betz by 206 to 180. L. Russell Newgent was re elected state adjutant. The convention supported a state memorial by 40 000 former service men.
A second tank of crude oil for Lebanon city streets arrived yesterday and work to smear it on will resume today. About one fifth of the area was covered by the 10,000 gallons from the first car. Three more cars have been ordered to coat every major thoroughfare in use.
Frankfort attorney Sheridan is favored as a successor to Lawson Harvey on the Indiana Supreme Court. Gov Goodrich and state chairman E B Wasmuth likely to confer this week. Other contender is Charles C Roemier of Indianapolis. appointment by the governor would also align with the Republican nomination for Third district.
John Hopkins who attended the Moose convention at Mooseheart Illinois last week will present a report to the local lodge Friday night. Nonmembers may call on Mr Hopkins for information about the home and his findings from the inspection.
Today marks the seventy fifth birthday of John E Richey a longtime Lebanon resident and former owner manager of the Richey House hotel He was born in Lebanon and has spent his life here He retired from active business after selling his hotel eight years ago and is in good health as friends offer felicitations.
Funeral services for Fred Boxwell, who killed himself during forgery arrest by Sheriff D N Lewis, were conducted at his West Pearl Street home at 10:30 this morning. Burial followed at Japle Lawn Cemetery in Thorntown with George Deuel officiating.
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