Graduates Hear Life's Meaning From Rev H P Ivey
The Lebanon High School graduation class heard a baccalaureate sermon at Centenary church. Rev H P Ivey preached that life’s meaning lies in Christ, citing John 14 6 and stressing life as physical, spiritual, and relational. The service united Lebanon churches with music by a Methodist choir and singer Harriet Morrow.
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H. P. Ivey
Methodist Church
Lebanon High School
Centenary Church
Churches of Lebanon
Hardy Lamb
Presbyterian Church
Forest Reed
United Brethren Church
Ivey
Fireworks over Presbyterian split likely to yield only reprimands
May 25 Columbus report says the national assembly will likely end with reprimands against militant modernist and fundamentalist factions and adjourn for another year. The bills and overtures committee may drop all matters directly on modernist fundamentalist disputes and the New York Presbytery. Fosdick case ends with dismissal of a memorial seeking vindication for employing him as guest pastor.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
New York
Harry Fosdick
Assembly
Funeral services for John L. Stuart
Indianapolis May 25 funeral services were to be held for John L. Stuart Indiana manager of the Associated Press who died Saturday from heart trouble He was native of Bloomington and a graduate of Indiana University and had led the Indianapolis bureau of the AP for nine years He was 40 years old.
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Indianapolis
John L. Stuart
Indiana
Associated Press
Stuart
Bloomington
Indiana University
Auto Accident Claims 56 Year Old Woman Life
Mrs Katharine S Damron 56 of Columbus Ohio died in Williams hospital after an auto accident Friday afternoon injuries included chest trauma pelvis fracture severe scalp wounds and nearly severed tongue. Her husband Luther E Damron and stepdaughter Mrs A B Wilder survived with other relatives.
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Katherine S. Damron
Columbus
Ohio
Williams Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. B. Wilder
Danville
Illinois
Goodwinee
Crawfordsvill
Lowell Denny
Dover
Luther E. Damron
Harry Walters
Jones. Walters
Detroit
Michigan
Sadie Hoppingarner
Lewis C. Smiley
Charles W. Smiley
Canton
William Smiley
Dundee
Sutphin 62nd Anniversary Observed in Lebanon Area
Mr and Mrs Asa Sutphin marked their sixty second wedding anniversary at their Lebanon home three miles northwest of town with a 75 member gathering of ten children and families. A long central table bore a pink 62nd Anniversary cake and a second pink cake with 62 candles, surrounded by flowers, lilies, roses, and plants. The afternoon featured music solos recitations and readings, with light refreshments served and nearly all children in attendance except one. Continued on Page Four.
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Asa Sutphin
Hillsville
Lebanon
Williams
Jordan
Jake
John
Seventeen-year-old Floy Egbert Wallace seeks annulment
Floy Egbert Wallace filed a complaint in Boone circuit court asking to annul her marriage to Virgil Wallace of Frankfort. She alleges she was fourteen years nine months at marriage and thus incapable of contracting. She asserts the union was intended to evade Indiana license laws and seeks restoration of her former name Floy Egbert. The case follows a custody dispute as authorities and family maneuver over her return.
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Floy Egbert Wallace
Dodson and
Scifres
Boone Circuit Court
Virgil Wallace
Frankfort
William Egbert
Lebanon
Wallace
Clinton H. Saunders
Saunders
Danville
Illinois
Finois
Indiana
Floy Egbert
Ben
Beveridge Attacks Dawes Plan On Senate Cloture
West Baden Ind May 25 Ex senator Albert J Beveridge addressing Inland Daily Press Association denounced Dawes majority cloture as a revolution in government arguing rule change to curb debate would yield hasty laws and erode the Senate's deliberative function.
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West Baden
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Inland Daily Press Association
Dawes
Senate
Beveridge
Death toll climbs in western Japan quake and fire
Osaka reports 318 dead with 582 severely injured after Saturday's earthquake and fire. In Toyooka and Kinosaki hot springs eight square miles suffered widespread destruction with 2,896 houses gone. Foreign aid politely declined as locals begin rebuilding while relief progresses amid mass casualties and ruined towns.
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Osaka
Japan
Toyooka
Tokio
Kinosakin
America
Kinosaki
Gembudo
Absence of word from Amundsen polar flight grows
London reports no reliable news from Copenhagen about the Amundsen Ellsworth polar aerial expedition. Bad weather fuels concern though some observers think Amundsen reached the pole and descended awaiting better conditions. Snow and fog near Spitzenbergen offer a glimmer of hope while searches continue.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Amundsen
Pole
Spitzenbergen
Lincoln Ellsworth
North Pole
King’s Bay
Oslo
Spitzbergen
Central News
Three Inmates Escape From Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton Ind May 25 Three prisoners escaped from the state reformatory here yesterday and remained at large today. Ray Travers former Michigan City resident has a sister in Frankfort while Calvin Smith and Eugene Morton colored men from Indianapolis are also among the escapees.
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Pendleton
Ind
State Reformatory
Ray Travers
Michigan City
Prankfort
Calvin Smith
Eugene Morton
Indianapolis
Shepherd case witness sought in Chicago trial
Philadelphia police seek missing witness Robert A. White in the Shepherd murder trial. A letter claiming to be White urged protection and hinted at return if safeguarded. Contempt claims against James Callan arise as jury selection continues amid defense influence allegations.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Robert A. White
Shepherd Germ
Robert E. Crowe
Robert White
Crowe
James C. Callan
Thos. J. Lynch
Callan
William D. Shepherd
Billy. McClintock
Bas
White
Publicity of Income Tax Declared Legal by Supreme Court
Washington May 25 The United States Supreme Court upheld the publication of income tax returns by newspapers as legal Newspapers may publish lists of taxpayers and the tax amounts though the 1924 revenue act limited ownership and publicity rules The decision clarifies that periodicals may also publish such returns within the law
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Operators Needed by Lebanon Phone Co News
The Lebanon Telephone Company trains operators with Indiana Bell at Indianapolis to provide top service. Miss Corene Johnson is training as supervisor while others learn regular operator duties. Changes in staff include Reena Wiggins and Stella Liebhardt recently marrying and resigning. Potential vacancies are announced for those seeking employment in this engaging field.
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Lebanon ‘Telephone Company
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Corene Johnson
Reena Wiggins
Stella Liebhardt
Sacrificial Spirit Emphasized At Memorial Day Service
Rev Hardy Lamb urged sacrifice in all life areas during Lebanon Presby terian Memorial Day service attended by ex soldiers and Hela auxiliaries. Delegations from patriotic bodies filled the church as Lamb spoke on sacrifice for country, noting freedoms come from ancestors who shed blood. The service featured invocation by Rev Cowley scripture by Rev Ivey and a benefaction from Lamb with special music by the Presbyterian quartet.
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Hardy Lamb
Presbyterian Idea
Hela
Onor
Lebanon
John M. Horne
A. E.°.Cowley
Pocahontas Plan Big Celebration in Lebanon Hall
Narramattah Council of Pocahontas to mark 38th anniversary Tuesday at Red Men’s hall with a class of five candidates. Mrs. Glenn Eaton leads. Shelbyville Council and Shelbyville degree team to confer the degree. About forty visitors tour by car, supper at hall, then program and social time. notable officers to attend from Anderson Lafayette Indianapolis Lebanon Shelbyville.
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Narramattah Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Glenn Eaton
Shelbyville Council
Lebanon Council
Shelbyville
Ollie Patton
Anderson
Ree
Atil
Robert Martin
Margaret Bleinstein
Daniel
Lebanon
James Moss
Muncie
Widespread frost destroys Boone county crops and replanting begins
Farmers report heavy losses from last night's killing frost across Boone county hitting wheat and corn hard. Grapes tomatoes beans and other tender crops were killed with widespread damage reported in Jackson county and near Seymour. Some growers staged protections with smoke fires or cloth covers as replanting starts, with wheat ruined and many corn fields needing another planting.
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Boone County
Indianapolis
Evans
Jackson County
Seymour
Noblesville
Warsaw
Bridgeport
Kiwanis Golf Match Date Changed Between Clubs
Arrangements for a Kiwanis golf match between La fayette and Indianapolis clubs on the local course have been altered because a ladies tournament was already set. The new date is to be decided.
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Kiwanis
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Seven Communists Await Execution in Sofia Case
London reports seven communists found guilty of a Sofia bombing will be executed in a few days. The main court of cassation affirmed the sentences against Friedman, Petrini, Sovsky, Abadjieff, Koeff, and Zadgoreky, according to a Sofia Cable Telegraph message.
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London
Compmunists
Sofia
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Katherine Damron
Mrs. Sutphin
Floy Wallace
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Shepherd
Lebanon ’Phone CO
Lamb
Council
Klling
Frostin County
Mercury
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