Advance Quintet Wins Sectional Final Over Lebanon 24 20
Advance high school's fighting five earned its sectional crown by defeating Lebanon 24 to 20 in a finals battle marked by a late surge. Lebanon opened strong, but Advance tied and captured the lead in the second half as Harlan Faulkinbury and McCabe sparked a rally. With two minutes remaining, Advance led 22-20 and held on as Cook sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Advance High School
Lebanon
Advance
Rance
Zionsville
Schulermen
Brown
Joseph Albert
Cook
Havens
Joy
C. Faulkinbury
Harrison
Lébannon
Adence
Brindle
H. Faulkinbury
McCabe
Lafollette
Harlan
Jackson Township
Faulkinbury
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Seat Sale Success for Presbyterian Concert Tonight
The seat sale for the all-star artists concert at the Presbyterian church was satisfactory with indications of a crowded church. Proceeds go to the Men's Brotherhood and the Sunday School orchestra. Lebanon's top readers and musicians perform, led by John H. Hoy, starting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Men’s Brotherhood
Lebanon
John H. Hoy
Penrod measure passes in Senate by vote of 27 10
Indianapolis dispatch reports the Indiana Senate approved the Penrod gerrymandering bill 27 to 0 despite Democratic walkout and predictions it could not pass the House. The measure shifts Lawrence County to the third district, aiming to create a strongly Republican seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrod
Senate
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Ohio
House
Lawrence County
Indiana
Kissinger
Roan Ripper
State Highway Commission
Cravens
Madison
Clark House
English Senate
Donations to Sullivan Miners Relief Fund Increase
Mrs Riley, secretary of the Boone County Red Cross chapter, reports continued gifts to the Sullivan Miners Relief Fund. The fund total stands at 15 dollars with new contributions from Mrs Wyncoop 50 cents, Mrs Harrison one dollar, Mrs Fruits one dollar, and Col Henderson one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners Relief Fund
Riley
Boone County Red Cross Chapter
Sullivan Miners’ Relief Fund
Boone County
Mary J. Wyncoop
Elizabeth Harrison
Mary Fruits
Col
J. B Henderson
Pocahontas Lodge Plans Program and Dance Night
Narramattah Council No 10 of Pocahontas has arranged a program and dance in connection with the regular meeting Tuesday night in the local hall. Refreshments will be served. Visiting members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narramattah
Degree of Pocahontas
Mr and Mrs Glen Miller Visit Indianapolis Family
Mr and Mrs Glen Miller of Indianapolis were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Asbury Williams and family, sharing an afternoon at their home and visiting with relatives.
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Glen Miller
Indianapolis
Asbury Williams
William Daily and Son Warren Visit Indianapolis
William Daily traveled to Indianapolis on Saturday night and Sunday with his son Warren Daily and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daily
Indianapolis
Warren Daily
Boone county wheat pool drive opens in two townships
Directors of Boone County Farm Bureau and five state federation solicitors opened the Boone county wheat pool campaign in Jefferson and Sugar Creek townships. The drive aims to thoroughly canvass every township. 1924 pool totaled 148,000 and is to be doubled this year. C. M. McConnell of Arcadia leads with help from George A. Rogers, Bailey Duncan, Herrod, Carr, Parsons, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Farm Bureau
State Federation
Boone County Wheat Pool
Jefferson
Sugar Creek
C. M. McConnell
Arcadia
McConnell
George A. Rogers
Pendleton
Bailey Duncan
Morristown
Herrod
Carr
Greensburg
T. Parsons
Danville
L. W. Ross
Roy Rust
A. W. Porter
Boone Farm Bureau
Porter
Court House
Boone County
Mac Connell
Indiana Wheat Pool
Plebiscite Decides Dispute Between Chile and Peru
President Coolidge rules in the dispute over Tacna and Arica sovereignty by sending the matter to a plebiscite. Eligible voters are male citizens of either nation over 21 who have lived in the provinces for over two years. A mixed Chilean Peruvian and American commission will supervise the vote, to be formed in four months and meet in Arica within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Chile
Peru
Tacha
Frica
Arica
Teapot Dome Oil Case Opens in Cheyenne Trial
Government seeks to break Harry Sinclair lease on Teapot Dome naval reserve as Judge T Blake Kennedy hears the case in Cheyenne. Att: Col Robert Stewart of Standard Oil remains missing, with subpoenas issued to compel his appearance amid questions over the Continental Trading deal and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry &. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Naval
T. Blake Kennedy
Atlee Pomerene
United States
Ohio
Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Navy
Interior Department
Col
Robert Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Stewart
Continental Trading Ltd
Canada
Chicago
Continental
Texas
Prairie
Fall
Robert W. Stewart
Col. Stewart
L T L Club Meets Saturday Afternoon
The L T L Club gathered at John Etheridge’s home Saturday afternoon with thirteen members present and several guests. The program included a club song, Psalm 70 read by Mrs Opal Schenck, and the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Mrs Henderson gave the lesson titled A Great Discovery the Panama Canal, followed by a closing song and prayer. Refreshments and social games concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. L. Club
John Etheridge
Opal Schenck
Ed Henderson
Panama Canal
Frances and
Evelyn Latimer
Mildred Davis
Jean’ Spray
Wilds
Lissa Ryoen
Funeral services for Edmund B. Ball in Muncie
Edmund B. Ball aged 60 philanthropic glass manufacturer dies from paralysis stroke. Funeral Wednesday afternoon with thirty third degree masons and Knights Templars leading. Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturing Co. vice president and general manager, donated to civic projects including a gym at the state normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Edmund B. Ball
Knights Templars
Ball
Ball Brothers’ Glass Manufacturing Company
The
State Normal
Advance Honors Champion Team Triumphs in Regional Hopes
Advance celebrated its sectional basketball final victory over Lebanon with informal night revelry and a formal parade through town ending at the high school. Claude Lawler presided as speeches by McClain Gregory Nelson Wall Day and Rohn accompanied by Coach Burrin and the squad. Team members received ovations and were optimistic about the upcoming regional in Frankfort as they prepare with secret practices this week in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance
Lebanon
Claude Lawler
Charles McClain
Lora McClain
Frank Gregory
0. A.nelson
Ivan Wall
Seaton Day
Raymond Rohn
Tommy Burrin
Frankfort
Lebanon High School
League Council Meets at Geneva
Geneva March 9 The League of Nations council opened a ten day conference to discuss Europe’s security problems. Five projects are on the table Geneva protocol the Anglo Franco Belgian pact Balfour proposal and two security pact plans from Germany and France with possible arbitration and removal of disarmament conditions before September assembly action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Europe
Austin Chamberlain
Lord Balfour
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Boy Suffers Eye Injury From Playful Switch
Fay Beaman nine, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Beaman of South C street, was harmed Sunday evening when Harold Reeves twelve struck his left eye with a switch while they played in front of the Beaman home. Fay, kneeling to help Elsie Reeves with her skates, suffered a severe bruise but doctors believe sight remains intact.
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Fay
Frank Beaman
South C Street
Harold Reeves
Beaman
Elsie Reeves
Harold
Young Beaman
Mrs Gray McCord and baby Leave Witham Hospital
Mrs Gray McCord and her infant left Witham Hospital today, marking a routine discharge after delivery. The couple plans a quiet homecoming and will announce the newborn’s name in due course.
Thrine Family Ties Noted Near Town This Weekend
Misses Marie Thrine Anna and Leota Thrine of Indianapolis along with George Thrie of avenebare joined Mr and Philip Thrine north of town for a weekend gathering.
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Marie Thrine
Anna
Leota Thrine
Indianapolis
George Thrie
Avenebare
Mr. and
Philip Thrine
Marion youth spends Sunday with Shepherds parents
Bruce Shepherd of Marion Indiana spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs L M Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Shepherd
Marion, Ind
Mrs
L, M, Shepherd
Pike's Peak Road Official Denies Indiana Detour Link
H D Judson of St Joseph Missouri general manager of the Pike's Peak Ocean to Ocean highway says Indiana officials had no role in laying out the Indiana division of the route or influencing a detour toward Attica. He provides an official map showing a direct eastward path from Greenville Ohio to Pennsylviana and notes the highway aims to avoid congested routes and major cities to prevent through traffic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Judson
St. Joseph
Indianapolis ‘Star
Bruce Nichols
First National Bank of Dana
Ind
Indiana
State Highway Commission
Attica
Charles W.zeigler
Decatur
Danville
Ill
Rockville
Indianapolis
Ohio State Line
Judson
Nichols
Pike’s Peak
Greenville
Dayton
Ohio
Piqua
Urbana
Delaware
Denison
Pennsylvana
New York
Los Susetes Calif
Tie
Indiana States Highway Commission
Pike’s Peak Association
Crawfordsville
United States
Columbus
Indianavolis
Boone bankers urged to back county cow industry drive
Fred A. Spray of Lebanon appeals to Boone county bankers to aid small or landless farmers by financing a “million dollar cow industry” to lift bankrupt conditions. He cites cases of farmers with no credit and proposes bank-led schemes using cow production to create steady income and rebuild farm credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Fred A. Spray
Lebanon
Huber
Spray
Afrail
Imeager
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Lebanon Innet
Pocahontas
Sugar Creek Townships
W. Ross
Livestock Producers
Indiana Farm Bureau’ Federation
Ross
W. H. Settle
Federation
Settle
Peel
Indiana Methodist Children's Home
Methodist
Meguire
Shook ‘ Architects
Indiana Methodist Children’s Home
McGuire & Shook
Coulter Park
E. B. Ball
League Council
Boy
Pikes Peak Road
Dana Man
Boone Banks
Fosston
Minnesota
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
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