Cow Men to Invade Lebanon With Dairy Meetings
Lebanon hosts two major dairy events with Boone County Guernsey Calf Club and National Dairy Chautauqua in June. A noon luncheon at Alen Country Club invites prospective calf club members and fathers, followed by a 7 pm county meeting at Lebanon High School gym with Guernsey breeders from Wisconsin and other states.
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Lebanon
Boone County Guernsey Calf Club
National Dairy Chautauqua
Alen Country Club
Calf Club
Chamber of Commerce
John Huber
Wisconsin
Boone County Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Lebanon Rotary and Ki
W. H. Hill
Big Four Railroad Company
Boone County
W. W. Fitzpatrick
American National Guernsey
Cattle Club of
New Hampshire
Little Miss Swank Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs Roy O Swank hosted a Saturday afternoon party at their West North Street home for daughter Myrta Jean Swanks seventh birthday. Guests included Joan Wimbourgh Mary Lou Ritchie Ruth Audra Miller Goldie Clements Juanita Emmert Betty Voris Corinne Pulliam Mary Ann Wynkoop Junior and Donna Budd.
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Myrta Jean Swank
Roy
Swank
West North Street
Joan Wimborough
Mary
Lou Ritchie
Ruth Audra Miller
Goldie Clements
Juanita Emmert
Betty Voris
Corinne Pulliam
Mary Ann Wynkoop
Junior
Donna Budd
Hopkins Home Fire Causes $100 Loss
A fire from an overheated heater in the wash room at the rear of Lloyd Hopkins residence at the corner of Klotz and Busby streets caused about $100 damage. The electric washer and interior were damaged, and the fire department extinguished the blaze at nine o'clock this morning.
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Lloyd Hopkins
Klotz and
Busby Streets
May Wheat Falls Over Six Cents in One Hour
Chicago March reports show May wheat dropping 6.5 cents to 151.5 cents at noon on the Chicago Board of Trade. Improved crop yields in the dry Southwest and weak demand trigger heavy selling by bulls within an hour.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Earthquake Felt in Panama Canal Zone
Disturbance in Balboa interrupted a baseball game though no damage was reported. It was the heaviest quake here since 1913 with an epicenter about 150 miles north. Fordham University semismograph also tracked a Sunday afternoon quake from 4:15 to 4:33.
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Balboa
C. Z
Panama Canal
New York
Fordham University
Truck Collision Injures Two Men Near Lebanon
A Saturday crash about five miles south of Lebanon on the Indianapolis road injured Clarence Sutphin of Miller Buick Company and Edwin Boyer of Thorn Town. Sutphin suffered cuts and bruises to the back while his 10 year old son Stanley was lightly cut by glass. Boyer endured chest and right leg injuries. Sutphin, returning to the city in a Miller Buick service truck, said a heavy truck ahead swerved to avoid a collision, forcing his craft off the pavement before the Boyer truck struck. Both trucks were damaged.
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Lebanon
Indianapolis
Clarence Sutphin
Miller Buick Company
Edwin Boyer
Thorntown
Sutphin
Stanley
Boyer
Sttphin
Mrs Marie Stark dies at 71 of lobar pneumonia near Rosston
Marie F Stark aged 71 died Sunday at 4 am after a twelve day illness with lobar pneumonia at her home near Rosston. A Booney county native, she married Frank Davis in 1877 and John Stark in 1885, who survives along with four stepchildren and three brothers. Funeral at Mounts Run Baptist church Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. E T Williams officiating. interment Mounts Run cemetery. She was a Mounts Run Baptist church member.
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Marie F. Stark
Rosston
Booney County
Mounts Run Baptist Church
E. T. Williams
Mounts Run
John Stark
F. A. Stark
Lebanon
D. EF. Stark
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Nora O. Lane
Bertha Vance
Big Springs
William C. Vance
Ira Vance
Frank G. Vance
Brother of Lebanon Woman Is Drowned
Funeral services for John Louis Beard 11 drowned in White River at Indianapolis after jumping from a boat returning from Sand Island. Survived by parents three brothers two sisters including Mrs Orlo Wright of Sheridan. Family formerly lived in Sheridan. Body recovered by two nearby residents.
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John Louis Beard
White River
Indianapolis
Sand Island
Sheridan
Orlo Wright
British Mine Flood Traps Thirty Miners
London dispatch reports the Montague Colliery at Scotts Wood in Newcastle flooded trapping about 30 miners. Rescue teams aided 200 miners to escape as thousands gathered at the mine head requiring police measures.
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Newcastle
England
Montague Collegie
Scottswood
Thorntown Presbyterian dedicates new church building
Thorntown, March 30. The town's new $70,000 Presbyterian church was dedicated with morning, afternoon, and evening services attended by locals and former members. Dr F W Bible of Chicago spoke on missions in China, Rev F M Gault on missions in Africa, and Rev Hugh N Ronald preached on building the church. Music included anthems, solos, and organ preludes and postludes.
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Thorntown
H. M. Campbel
F. W. Bible
D. D
Chicago
China
Presbyterian Board of Fore Gn
H. N. Ronald
Portland
Ind
Temple
L. A. Campbell
E. P. Rose
F. B. Long
L. P. Matthews
Crayton McKinsey
Handel
F. M. Gault
U. L. Shiftgomery
Saginaw, Mich
Hugh N. Ronald
M. Ronald
J. K. Mathews
Indiana
Presbytery
Synod
Presbyterian Church Quartette of Lebanon
Twelve Killed in Auto Accidents in Chicago
Chicago report shows twelve people died in automobile crashes over the weekend, raising the year’s toll to 149. A coal miner Robert Harrop his wife and four children were killed at a suburban crossing by a Chicago and Alton crossing the “million dollar special.” A man and wife died on an electric train crossing and four others were fatally injured in traffic crashes.
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Chicago
Robert Harrop
Chicago and Alton
Local Families Host Sunday Gathering in City
Mr and Mrs William Park and son Frank entertained Sunday joining Elsio Park and family Charle E Routh and family of Frankfort and Mr and Mrs Otis Overleese of this city for a family gathering at their home.
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William Park
Frank
Elsio Park
Charle E. Routh
Frankfort
Otis Overleese
Germany Holds First Ballot Vote As Election Races Narrow
Berlin March poll shows no candidate reaching a majority after Germany's first popular ballot. Jarres leads with 10,380,000, followed by Braun 7,780,000 and Marx 3,880,000. Thaelmann 1,860,000. Hellpach 1,560,000. Held 1,000,000. Ludendorff 380,000. April 26 run-off likely. three Republican parties remain strongest bloc.
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Berlin
Germany
Jarres
Braun
Marx
Thaelmann
Hellpach
Held
Bavarian Peoples Party
Ludendorff
Reichstag
Ebert
Karl Jarres
Wiemar
Dr Jarres
Floods Threaten Peruvian Villages in Heavy Rains
Heavy rains swell Peruvian rivers endangering villages. Torrents wash away roads and claim lives as mountainsides shed water, imperiling communities across the region.
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Lima
Peru
Baby girl born in police patrol wagon in Chicago
Chicago on March 30 reports a speeding patrol wagon carrying Mrs Norma Saunders and her newborn baby girl. The infant opened its eyes on the bench of the patrol wagon as paramedics rushed mother to a hospital. The event halted traffic briefly and drew quick attention from bystanders.
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Chicago
Norma Saunders
Slife
Fear Tampering in Million Dollar Germ Murder Case
Chicago on March 30 reports both sides guarding witnesses amid fears of tampering. State's Attorney Crowe sets guards for Dr C Faiman Earl Clark and John Marchand, the state’s three leads, while Shepherd’s lawyers shield Mrs Luella Rhuebell who could blunt the doctor’s confession. Bail for Shepherd sought again as Judge Hopkins weighs next steps. Coroner chemists analyze vital organs of Dr Oscar Olson and Mrs Emma McClintock to assess poison death links.
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Chicago
Robt
E. Crowe
C. C. Faiman
Earl Clark
John Marchand
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Luella Rhuebell
William Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Jacob Hopkins
Oscar Olson
Emma McClintock
McClintock
Billy
Olson
Ha Olson
Municipal Court
Dr Meanwell Fights Dribble to Reform Wisconsin Basketball
Wisconsin coach Dr Meanwell wants to abolish dribbling to curb hard defense. He proposes allowing a player to hold the ball only once, removing one of the sport’s most spectacular features and leaving players to pass or shoot.
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Meanwell
Wisconsin
McDonald Seeks Purdue Outfield Spot From Lebanon
F. L. McDonald of Lebanon is trying out for an outfield position on the Purdue University baseball team. He is the only Boone County player with prospects of earning a place on the squad.
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F. L. McDonald
Lebanon
Purdue University
Boone County
Man Mistakes Police For Hackers In Highway Mixup
Frankfort Indiana March 30 Years ago Earl Hopkins a longtime local garage owner recounted a highway scare on a trip from Indianapolis with his wife and child He believed he was being pursued by hijackers and dimmed lights causing a standoff with what turned out to be state highway police enforcing dimmer laws His license was seized and he faced a hearing but charges were dropped after he explained the deception police gave him proper guidance on the dimmer rule
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Frankfort
Ind
Earl Hopkins
Indianapolis
Hopkins
Lebanon
Chief of
Motor Police
Free Movie Show at Hazelrigg Wednesday
A free picture show at Hazelrier Community Club promises a lesson in profitable co operation among farmers. The event, on April 1 at 7:30, features the film Joe McGuire portraying a lovable farmer in a wholesome love story, plus a two reel comedy Rottled Pabies. Everybody is welcome.
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Hazelrier
Joe McGuire
Joe
Step Lively Phrases Promoted With Dictionary Offer
Readers urged to act fast as dictionaries featuring watch your step and step lively slogans are about to be withdrawn. Clip coupons from another column to subscribe and obtain the offer before it ends.
Lebanon High Girls Win Dual Debate Victory at Home
Lebanon high school girl debaters defeated Kokomo at home two to one and won at Kokomo by unanimous decision. The locals featured Lois Purvis Edith Hammond Mildred Edwards and Elizabeth Kelsey with alternates Marjorie Shirley Julia Mae Evans and Virginia Sutphin. Coaches included Mrs Cora Doehleman with Kokomo’s Manley Immel leading the opposing team.
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Lebanon High School
Kokomo High School
Kokomo
Hardy Lamb
Lebanon
Manley Immel
Lois Purvis
Edith Hammond
Mildred Edwards
Elizabeth Kelsey
Marjorie Shirley
Julia Mae Evans
Virginia Sutphin
Pearltown
Lois Higgins
Lois Spray
Alberta Wysong
Lucile Turner
Cora M. Doehleman
Lila Braithwaite
Elizabeth Mce Korkle
Elizabeth McIntosh
Martha Havens
Lawrence Hopper
Crawfordsville High School
Shoemaker
Shortridge High School
Prof
Leavenworth
Wabash College
Fire destroys farm residence near Royalton
The two story frame home of Olin Walker, three miles southeast of Royalton on the Lebanon Indianapolis road, was burned Sunday about 8 a.m. Sparks from a flue ignited the roof, and by the time neighbors reacted, little household goods could be saved. The modern house, in good repair, faced a loss likely in the thousands with only partial insurance.
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Olin Walker
Royalton
Lebanon-Indianapolis
Funeral service set for Isaac Weddle at Roachdale
Rev. W. H. Ashley will preach the Roachdale funeral at 2 30 for Isaac Weddle seventy years old who died this morning. Weddle was a prominent figure in farming and banking in the Roachdale community.
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W. H. Ashley
Roachdale
Isaac Weddle
Weddle
Entertain Guests at Copeland Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Alger Willis hosted a Sunday gathering at the Copeland residence with Willis and Mrs Willis joining Mr and Mrs Copeland for a social visit.
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Alger ‘Willis
Mr. Willis
Ore
Charles Copeland
McCormick Opens War on Speeders Under New Law
State Motor Policeman Frank McCormick announces enforcement of the new automobile regulations. Key points include strict speed limits in different zones, lighting requirements with penalties up to $100 and possible jail time, mirror mandates for vehicles, headlight power limits, and a rule requiring motorists to stop for horses or pedestrians when signaled.
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McCormick
Frank McCormick
Boone
Dobbin
Accident victim shows slight improvement at Witham Hospital
Clarence Stafford, confined at Witham hospital after a Crawfordsville road auto crash Friday, shows slight improvement. His heart action strengthens but leg injuries from splintered bones remain unadjusted.
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Clarence Stafford
Witham Hospital
Crawfordsville Road
Escaped Convicts Caught by Police Near Burgettstown
Pittsburg March 20 five convicts who escaped from Western Penitentiary in a sensational jailbreak Sunday were captured by state police near Burgettstown. Six troopers overtook the fugitives in Ge burg after their break.
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Pittsburg
Western Penitentiary
Burr
Geburg
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Panama Canal Zone
Thorntown Presbyterian
Kenward
McDonald
Purdue
Hazelrigg
O. Walker
Royalton Burns
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