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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

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Reporters Relief Fund Nearing Closure After Generous Response

The Reporter's Red Cross Fund for Southern Indiana tornado relief stands at 775 dollars with new contributions daily. Lebanon and Boone county residents have donated, and the drive will close Saturday. Proceeds from Colonial and Olympic theatre nights will aid the fund, featuring The White Sister with Lillian Gish.

Red Cross Indiana Lebanon Boone County Daisy Riley Consh and Alexander Colonial Olympic Theatres Lillian Gish

Florida Growth Great Declares Phil Adler

Phil Adler Sr will remain in Hollywood another month according to word from Phil Adler Jr who returned yesterday from a visit with his father. Adler Sr speaks enthusiastically of Hollywood and Florida development noting large hotels and apartment houses rising to accommodate winter tourists and new permanent residents.

Phil Adler Hollywood Phil Adler, Jr Yesterda Mr. Adler Lebanon Florida Miami Ph Adler, Sr

Death of seven month old Charles Alva Gayer

Charles Alva Gayer seven months old died at 6:30 this morning at his parents home 515 West Chicago Street after a two month illness with complications. Survived by parents Mrs and Mr Alva M Gayer one brother Donald and two sisters Mildred and Glenrose all at home. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the residence Rev A E Cowley officiating burial Oak Hill.

Charles Alva Gayer Alva M. Gayer Chicago Street Alice Gayer Oebanon Donald Mildred Glenrose Gayer A. E. Cowley Oak Hill

DANGER OF FLOOD AT GRIFFIN PASSES

Griffin Indiana reports receding flood waters from the Wabash Bone and Black rivers. Red Cross doctors treat infections in milla stages and move residents to temporary hospitals. Tornado debris and mud line the water mark as officials shore up roads bridges and railroad approaches.

Griffin Ind Wabash Bone Black Mila Red Cross

Miss Hollin Takes Florida Position

Miss Lelia N. Hollin once owned and managed city moving picture theatres and now serves as private secretary to M. C. Tebbetts, president of the Florida Cities Finance company owners and developers Fulford by the Sea in Florida. Her career included work with major U S companies and service in Washington D C with Theodore Roosevelt Jr. as private secretary.

Lelia N. Hollin Moving Picture Theatres Florida Mis Hollin Miami Fla Unite States Indianapolis Washington, D. C Navy Theodore Roosevelt, Jr M. C. Tebbetts Florida Cities Finance Company Fulford-by-the-Sea

Fiddler's Contest Planned in Mechanicsburg Hall

An old fiddler's contest will be held at Mechanicsburg in the Red Men's hall Friday night under Oniska Tribe No 225 I O R M. Cash prizes will be offered. Vaudeville numbers by J P Murray who is a blackface comedian and back and wing dancer, and Charles Graves the contortionist will be added attractions. The entertainment opens at 8 15 PM.

Mechanicsburg Red Men’s Hall Oniska Tribe J. P Murray Charles Graves

Bell and A T T contracts enter record in Indiana Bell case

Franklin Ind March 26 Contracts between Indiana Bell Telephone Co and A T T require Indiana Bell to pay 4 percent of gross earnings to the parent company. Judge Freemont Miller ordered the contracts read into evidence in the suit to revoke Indiana Bell's charter. Defense argued the items violate no anti trust law while prosecution said contracts show joint efforts to restrain competition by routing outside lines over the other company’s lines.

Franklin Ind Indiana Bell Telephone Company Indiana Bell Utity Freemont Miller Madison Wis Wisconsin Hermann Sachtsen Sachtsen Sachtjen Gettelman United Press Blaine Wisconsin Assembly D. L. McBride anti-Salone League Today Senate Milwaukee Milwaukee Sclon McBride Anti-Saloon League Dity Union Dr. Cruea Cruea One League Power Tong Getteman

Lebanon Laundry Sold to Jack Edwards in Reorganization

The Lebanon Laundry at 312 West South Street changed hands from Homer A. Baird to Jack Edwards on Wednesday with possession set for Saturday March 28. Edwards, previously of The Lebanon Pioneer and other local ventures, plans improvements to offer Lebanon the best laundry service possible and modernize the plant.

Lebanon West South Street Pearl Brothers Homer A. Baird Jack Edwards Mgr. Baird Edwards The Lebanon Pioneer Orlando Florida Orlando Sentinel Eadwards

Death of Dorothy Edna Farris at 17 in Indianapolis

Dorothy Edna Farris, 17, died at 12:30 a m at her parents home 1416 South East Street from Brights disease after a three week illness. Born in Lebanon she left two brothers Dorman and John and a sister Flora Belle. A Methodist, she will be laid to rest at Mt Union Cemetery after a 2 30 p m Friday service conducted by Rev Elmer Orfenstein.

Dorothy Edna Farris Dock Farris South East Street Bright Miss Farris Lebanon Dornan John Flora Belle Farris Methodist Elmer Orfenstein Mt. Union Cemetery

Misses DeVol Adams to Spend Spring Vacation at Homes

Miss Beatrice DeVol Miss Gayle Walker and Miss Wilma Perkins from Western College Oxford Ohio will arrive Friday afternoon for a ten day spring vacation at their homes in the city Miss Mary Adams of Vincennes will stay with Miss DeVol until Saturday.

Beatrice DeVol Gayle, Walker Wilma Perkins Western College Oxford Ohio Mary Adams Vincennes DeVol

Death of David C Nicely After Short Illness

David C Nicely aged 66 a lifelong Advance resident died at Williams hospital after a brief illness and surgery for appendicitis Brights disease is noted He was born near Advance and worked in farming and hay business He married Candis Sandlin in 1881 and is survived by his widow three children Alva J Nicely Madge Smith and Bessie Merchant one brother Thomas Nicely one half sister Betty Grater and five grandchildren Three children Bert Roy and Bessie preceded him in death He was a member of East Christian Church and Red Men The funeral is set for Saturday at 1 30 pm at East Christian Church with Rev Charles Own officiating burial at Old Union.

David C. Nicely Advance Willams Hospital Bright Mr. Nicely Candis Sandlin Alva J. Nicely Madge Smith Indianapolis Bessie Merchant Akron Ohio Thomas Nicely Near Advance Betty Grater Bert Roy Bessie Nicely East Christian Church Red Mender Charles Own Old Union

Miners Relief Fund Donors Thanked for Sullivan County

Boone County Red Cross secretary reports a letter of appreciation from Hinkie C. Hays of the American Red Cross Finance Committee. He thanks Sullivan County residents for contributions to the Miners Relief Fund following the mine explosion. The Red Cross will formally acknowledge receipts in due time.

Boone County Red Cross Hinkle C. Hays Themerican Red Cross Sullivanounty Sullivan American Red Cross Sullivan County Miners’ Relief Fund

Democrat E. D. Wright Enters Mayoral Race

E. D. Wright, four year city council member, filed as a Democrat for mayor in the spring election. He is the first Democrat candidate. Paul O. Tauer of the Republican ticket is already in the race. With Wright’s entry, fifteen candidates seek city offices. Filing closes April 5.

E. D. Wright Wright Paul O. Tauer

Gullign Named to Election Board in City Race

E. C. Gullion was recommended by Democratic city chairman Clyde Lowe to serve on the city election board. The council will approve at the next meeting, with two members plus the city clerk. Recommendations must be filed by April 5. Republican chairman W. E. Callane had not announced a selection.

E. C. Gullion Clyde Lowe W. E. Callane

Swastika Club entertains members with Easter supper

Swastika Club members gathered for a pitch-in supper last evening at Barrone Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Orae. The session included card games with high scores by Ha Oueleh and Russell, with dinner and games arranged to fit the Easter season.

Swastika Club Orae Barrone Street Apeng Eee Arene Spen Wile Ha Oueleh Russell

Governor Ed Jackson to Speak at Colfax Banquet

Colfax March 26 Tonight at the Christian church the men on boys banquet will be held Gov Ed Jackson Senator Howard Cann and evangelist C E Shultz will be the speakers A three course dinner will be served The church and Sunday school are in good condition with a strong turnout expected for the event.

Colfax Christian Church Ed Jackson Howard Cann C. E. Shultz

Girls Debate Planned Between Lebanon Kokomo High Schools

Marked interest grows for the first inter scholastic girls debate scheduled Friday night March 27 at the Lebanon and Kokomo high schools. The Lebanon team hosts the negative Kokomo team travels. coaches are Manley Immel and Mrs Cora Doehleman. The question presents: Resolved there should be a federal amendment to Congress power to regulate child labor. Each team lists members with alternates and speaking times set at ten minutes for the main speech and three minutes for rebuttal.

Lebanon Kokomo Manley Immel Lebanon High School Mildred Wards Elizabeth Kelsey Marjorie Shirley Julia Mae Evans Virginia Sutphin Pearl Brown Lois Higgins Lois Spray Alberta Wysong Lucil Turner Lila Braithwaite Elizabeth McKorkle Elizabeth McIntosh Martha Havens

Alberta Wysong Wins Boone County Oratorical Contest

Two speakers competed in the Boone County discussion contest at Lebanon high school. Alberta Wysong won first place and will represent Boone County at the district contest in Crawfordsville. John Ross of Perry Central was the other contestant. The panel judged the event chaired by John S. Hussey with Rev. Hardy Lamb, Rev. Forest Reed, and Dr. William H. Spieth. Morgan Shoe Company distributed candy to the high school basketball team after the contest.

Boone County Lebancon High School Alberta Wysong Lebanon John Ross Perry Central John S. Hussey Hardy Lamb Forest Reed William H. Spieth Wysong Crawfordsville Morgan Shoe Company Hussey

Bank president speaks to Boone County students on banking

W J DeVol president of First National Bank delivered the third in a series of talks on banking at the high school during the regular weekly convocation. He explained corporations and stocks and outlined banking fundamentals to students, with the Boone County Bankers Association backing the program.

W. J. DeVol First National Bank Boone County Banker’s Association DeVol

Boone county mothers classes schedule announced

A series of Boone county mothers classes organized with help from the State Board of Health will begin March 30 in Jamestown and March 31 in Lebanon. Dr Boutelle and Miss Ross will lead lectures and demonstrations across eleven sections with films and town meetings. Red Cross secretary Mrs Daisy Riley will coordinate.

Boone County State Board of Health Jamestown Lebanon Edith Ross R. N Ethel ‘. Wolverton Boutelle State Board Ross Daisy Riley Boone County Red Cross Red Cross Court House Jackson Township E. M. _Servics Jamestown School Advance Lawler Ind Marion Eee Ae U. B. Church Nellie Wallace Sheridan R. Ab Clinton Township Elizaville Baptist Church Christian Liberty A. D. Swope R. R Amp Indiana Nel Harrison Township New Brunswick Carrie Solomon A. K iTo Perry Township Perry Central Perry Central Consolidated School H. L W. Fordice St Lebar Ington Mechanicsburg Veda Blubaugh R. R. No Sugar Creek Township Thorntown ChairmeneMee Win Nall Vinene Nahi Bicilville

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