Fifty Wisconsin dairy cows for local farmers
Boone county starts a campaign to boost dairy by buying fifty first class Wisconsin cows. Lawrence Wright will select cows with strong milk records and oversee all purchases at about 125 each, with options on 40 to 50 cows. Orders must be placed through John Huber or Wright, first shipment to Lebanon in April with an exhibit a Saturday Dairy Cow show to attract farmers nationwide.
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Boone County
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Wright
Boone County Dairy Calf Club
Wright
John Huber
Calf Club
Lebanon
Mr. Huber
Mr. Wright
Varied Program Offered At Presbyterian Church Concert
Lebanon residents can attend a 7 30 p m concert at the Presbyterian church featuring local artists in music and readings. The program includes Joseph Iacobelli Lester F Jones James H Black Ian Black and others with Sunday school orchestra directed by John H Hoy. The event is under the Men's Brotherhood and the orchestra with seats reported sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Iacobelli
Lester F. Jones
James H. Black
Ian Black
John H. Hoy
Men’s Brotherhood
Orchestra
Kiwanians Hear Opera Numbers From Lebanon High
Three numbers from the Pirates of Penzance were performed at the Kiwanis Club luncheon by Lebanon high school students Reed Bohanon Lois Martin and Evan Walker. Bohanon sang solo Martin and Walker dueted and the trio closed the set under Mary Stevens with Lola Leonard at the piano. The program was arranged by W L Tatlock and attended by many members who applauded enthusiastically. Jack Edwards, home from Florida, was a guest of D S Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Kiwanis Club
Reed Bohanon
Lois Martin
Evan Walker
Bohannon
Miss Martin
Walker
Bonannon
Mary Stevens
Lola Leonard
W. L .Tatlock
Miss Stevens
Ernest Lyle
Jack Edwards
Florida
D. S. Whitaker
Major Irwin to Inspect Lebanon Battery Tuesday
Major Irwin of Ohio will lead a federal inspection of Battery C Lebanon next Tuesday. The Armory will be checked, horses and stables reviewed, and a two hour drill conducted at seven. Captain Claude Crooks praises Battery C for high morale and steady past performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Irwin
Ohio
United States Army
Alen County
Battery Chase
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Claude Crooks
Schuler Named Assistant Chairman for Boone County Camp
Herman Schuler of the high school faculty is appointed assistant chairman for Boone County Citizens Military Training Camp preliminary work. He will speak at Lebanon high school next Wednesday about the Camp Knox summer two week training opportunity for Lebanon boys. The roster includes Capt. E. E. Heath, Capt. Harold Spencer, Lieut. O. H. Cross, Capt. Edgar Casey, Lieut. Archie Gilmore and Lieut. John D. Coons. All expenses are paid by the government as youths from varied backgrounds join for outdoor life and military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schuler
Boone County
Schuler
Lebanon High School
Lebanon
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Fred Donaldson
E. E. Heath
Advance
Harold. Spencer
O. H. Cross
Thorntown
Edgar Casey
Archie Gilmore
John D. Coons
5Th Corps
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Presbyterian Society Hears Mrs Shumate on France Trip
The Industrial Society of the Presbyterian church met for an engaging program and officer election. Mrs Elmer Brenton presided as president, with officers elected including Ollie Beery and Fred Donaldson. Mrs Forest Duff introduced Mrs Walter Shumate whose travel talk covered Cherbourg Paris Louvre and peasant life with curio aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
Arthur Turner
Elmer Brenton
Ollie Beery
Fred Donaldson
Grover Shelby
Albert Turner
Mary van Nuys
Albert Stephenson
Manse
Forest Duff
Walter Shumate
Cherbourg
Millet
Paris
Louvre
Shumate
France
Mr and Mrs Donald Alexander Move to Rushville Home
Mr and Mrs Donald Alexander left their former residence and relocated to a new home in Rushville, beginning a fresh chapter for the couple in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Alexander
Remainly
Rushville
Dickinson of Ligionier Arrives in This City
D. D. Dickinson from Ligionier Indiana is in this city today visiting local offices and meeting residents during a brief stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Dickinson
Ligionier, Indiana
139th Band to Play at Advance March 16
Lebanon residents plan to attend a concert by the 189th Field Artillery Band at Advance Sunday afternoon March 16. Director James H. Hoy arranged an interesting program for the first county concert series. The show will be in the North Christian Church with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
189Th Field Artillery
James H. Hoy
North Christian Church
Farmers Pleased Over Legislation In Indiana
Following adjournment of the Seventy-fourth session, Indiana farmers express optimism about new laws. Indiana Farm Bureau Federation President William H. Settle cites growth in marketing organizations, with Wheat Growers receiving about 100 new membership applications daily. The new legal framework allows 90 percent farmer membership with binding obligations, replacing prior mutual agreements and offering enforceable protections for nonprofit cooperative marketing associations.
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Tthe General Assembly
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
William H. Settle
Federation
Settle
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Jewels Presented to Zion Past Masters
Thirteen Past Masters of Zion I and A Masons received past masters jewels at a Zionsville meeting Tuesday evening. Each Past Master spoke in appreciation. Judge Son of Indian Lis was principal speaker. Norbervey Noble Beck and Horse Assett of Lebanon attended.
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Zion I, & A. Masons
Zionsville
Judge Son
Wrervey
Noble Beck
Horse Assett
Lebanon
Dr Minton to Speak at Old Union Church
Dr W P Minton of Dayton Ohio secretary of the foreign missionary department will deliver two lectures at Old Union church next Saturday evening and Sunday evening The Saturday lecture is a sterootican address He speaks Sunday morning at Advance All readers are invited A social hour follows the Saturday talk Dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Fred Donaldson and son with Mrs Harriet Marvin of Newark Ohio as a guest today
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W. P. Minton
Dayton
Ohio
Foreign Missionary Department of the Christian Church
Old Union Church
Christian Church
Dr. Minton
Old Union
Fred Donaldson
Harriet Marvin
Newark
Frankfort Vault Plant Sold to Walter Guilkey
The Bassett Burial Vault plant on North East street in Frankfort was sold by J. A. Bassett to Walter L. Guilkey who has run the local vault business for ten years. The new owner will announce a manager soon. Bassett has forty years in brick cement block and vault work and sold his cement block business to L. D. Shannon five years ago.
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Bassett
North East Street
J. A. Bassett
Walter L. Guilkey
Frankfort
Guilkey
L. D. Shannon
Barker Hospital Measure Signed by Governor
Indianapolis March 12 Gov Jackson signed a bill authorizing county commissioners to establish a county hospital on petition of 600 freeholders instead of a referendum. The measure was introduced by Senator Murray Barker of Thorntown and sent through the state legislature.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jackson
Barker Senate
Murray &. Barker
Thorntown
Vallie Hedge Visits Ill George Lasley Family
Vallie Hedge and her daughter Wade Alice visited Monday afternoon with George Lasley and family near Advance. Lasley is very ill with appendicitis.
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Vallie Hedge
Wade Alice
George Lasley
Mr. Lasley
Chicago in Grip of New Contagious Disease
Chicago reports a highly contagious unidentified illness claiming 201 lives in nine days. Health commissioner Herman Bundesen and chemists and physicians push to identify the disease, which can become influenza or pneumonia with high mortality. Families are stricken. warnings urge bed rest and isolation to curb spread.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Bundesen
Bundensen
Bundsen
Two State PJ Workers to Attend Lebanon Meeting
Two state workers of the Parent-Teachers Association will attend the joint meeting of the three Lebanon associations at Stokes school Tuesday evening March 17. Dr HN Sherwood State Superintendent will give an address. Mrs Tappy and Mrs Benjamin W Wilhite have written the committee in charge of the meet with plans to attend. The meeting invites PTA members fathers patrons and any others who wish to attend.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Lebanon
Stokes School
HN. Sherwood
Burden Will Filed in Boone Circuit Court
The will of Daniel Burden who died Feb 26 at his Whitestown home has been filed for probate in Boone circuit court. Dated April 6, 1908, witnessed by Harry S. Jordan and Lilly Jordan, it leaves $1500 in personal estate and $5000 in real estate to his widow Margaret E. Burden, with remainder divided between Albert T. Burden and Sarah Grace Turley after her death. N. W. Turley named executor.
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Daniel Burden
Whitestown
Boone
Harry S. Jordan
Lilly Jordan
Margaret E. Burden
Albert T. Burden
Sarah Grace Turley
N. W. Turley
Four Horsemen Fail to Close Ground in Club Bowling Defeat
J Walter Shumate led the Four Horsemen to a tough loss as Dr Porter's aggregation outpaced them 1963 to 1839 at Alen Country Club. Porter's Witt Davis with 187 led the night, while Art Dutch struggled with form. The defeat eliminates the Shumates from the championship race and sets Porters to face the winner of Taylor and Hutchings in the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Shumate
Alen Country Club
Dr. Porter
Shumate
Art Dutch
Jim McCann
Delaski Smith
Capt. Shumate
Wonder
Porter
Witt Davis
Karl Miller
Mark Adler
Taylor and Hutchings
Warren's Name Will Be Offered To Senate Again
Washington March 12 President Coolidge today resubmitted to the Senate the nomination of Charles Beech er Warren to be attorney general The move follows charges against him and aims to clear the Senate record Warren believes he should have a full opportunity to defend himself and fight the case to a finish Senate leaders and Butler announced the plan amid uncertain support and possible votes swing The nomination will be referred to the judiciary committee for investigation if sent anew
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Charles Beecher Warren
Charles B. Warren
Butler
Mass
Warren
White House
Piart
Himsel
Cooidge
Capitol Hill
Renee
Comees
Aeutler
Watso Indiana
Smoot
Utah
Pensylvania
Cummins
Iowa
Judiciary Committee
McMasters
South Akota
South Dakota
Honor Society Plans Permanent Branch
The Lebanon Chapter of the National Honor Society met in the new high school building with 17 members. A committee was formed to plan the next meeting and the initiation during commencement week, likely admitting three seniors. Audra Miller chaired with Herman Wells and Wayne Ashley. Miller spoke on Budapest Hungary and answered questions about her trip.
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Lebanon
National Honor Society
Reed
Audra Miller
Herman Wells
Wayne Ashley
Misa
Budapest
Hungary
Miss Miller
Mrs Ora Robinson Undergoes Morning Operation
Mrs Ora Robinson of Frankfort underwent an operation this morning at Williams Hospital, details of the procedure not disclosed.
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Ora Robinson
Frankfort
Williams Hospital
Mr and Mrs W H Parr Jy Plan Frankfort Visit
Mr and Mrs W H Parr Jy will spend tonight in Frankfort, continuing their travel schedule.
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W. H. Parr Jy
Frankfort
Snooker Championship Final Scheduled For Friday Night
Ora Page and Omer Dencon race to decide the city snooker title in a fifth match at the Smale House Friday at 8:15. Page clinched the Smoke House title, Denoon holds the Pastime crown, with Page leading 2 0 after two wins and Denoon taking the third and fourth games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smale House
Ora Page
Omer Dencon
Page
Smoke House
Denoon
Revival musicians aid high school program
Rev John M Horne of Central Christian Church and Mr and Mrs H C Biare of Poteau Oklahoma assist in Central Christian revival. Horne spoke while Bland Nimre accompanied Richard on piano during the weekly convocation at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Horne
Paste
Central Christian Church
H. C. Biaré
Poteau
Okla Wh
Horne
Bland Nimre
Riard
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Pirates of Penzance Soloists
Boone Drive
Presbyterian Society
Germany
ZION
Barker Hospital
Sherwood
Burden
Four Horsemen
Senate Agai
Otis Overleese
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