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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1925

Page

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Business Men Plan Auto Party for Dairy Show

Lebanon chamber of commerce plans Boone County Day at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. Claude R Crooks proposed a caravan of 100 or more Lebanon and county business men to attend as a group with banners and guides, showcasing Guernsey cattle and local dairy interest.

Lebanon Boone County Indianapolis Lebanon Chamber of Commerce Claude R Crooks Chamber O Commerce Boone Count Guernsey George Land Farm Boone County Guernsey Breeders’ Association Boone County Guernsey Calf Club Othe Caide

Hawaii flight crew returns after nine day sea ordeal

Commander John Rodgers and his five naval fliers arrived aboard the Idaho in San Francisco after a failed Hawaiian flight. Crowds at the Gardens Gate welcomed the seaplane crew, who drifted nine days in tropical waters when their aircraft ran out of gasoline. Rescue seemed unlikely but they survived.

San Francisco John Rodgers Garden Gate Presidio Heights

Miller to Retire as Fire Marshal

Indianapolis September 24 retirement of Newman T Miller from the state fire marshal offices October 1 prompted Capitol speculation on successors. Miller was re appointed September 9 by Governor Jackson and may enter law practice. He previously was an attorney at Kokomo and later served as counsel for the fire marshal office for 38 years. It was said he accepted re appointment to finish work on a major arson investigation. Morton Lamb of Kokomo has been groomed for the post.

Indianapolis Newman T. Miller Miller Jackson Kokomo Morton Lamb

Hussey Honored by Kiwanis Club Past President Tribute

John S. Hussey, resigning Kiwanis Club president due to State Reading Circle duties, was honored at a luncheon. Rev. A. E. B. Cowley praised his leadership and spirit using an acrostic. Hussey thanked the club and George Wimborugh was elected to fill the unexpired term and urged higher attendance.

John S. Hussey Kiwanis Club Reading Circle A. E B. Cowley Hussey Club Mr. Hussey George Wimborough Wimborough J. G. Leidig Mor

Dinner Held for Grain Dealers by Indianapolis Board of Trade

Twenty four grain commission men from the Indianapolis Board of Trade met at the Alen Country Club for a golf tournament won by Bert A. Boyd of Indianapolis. A business session preceded the dinner as Mrs. Clem Shirley presented music and Mrs. Lawrence Arnsman read Minnie at the Movies. Visitors included Clem Shirley, Lee Carroll Knightstown, Warren Mannon and others from Indianapolis.

Grain Commission Indianapolis Board of Trade Alen Bert A. Boyd Indianapolis Clem Shirley Lawrence Arnsman Minnie Lee Carroll Knightstown Warren K. Mannon William H. Howard Harry H. Bingham Carl B. Mengie John W. Jordan Glen Steinhart Dale G. Phillips Lester Rich Joe T. Luckey R. 3B. McConnell Everell Allison A. Swanson E. F. Winslow C. William Maibacher Walter Witt E. B. Anderson Willard E. Hart Lew Hill Don T. Hart Bert Springer Ed Manlove

Day of Atonement Observed Monday Closures Noted

The Isadore Eichman Correct Dress For Women and Adler & Company stores will close all day Monday September 28 for Yom Kippur. The holiday begins Sunday at 6 PM and ends Monday at 6 PM.

Isadore Eichman Adler & Company

Mail worker survives ten foot fall at station

John Dad Wall, a government mail transporter, plunged from a freight elevator at Pennsylvania station on West Main Street. He sustained a deep forehead gash, body bruising, and brief unconsciousness. His brother-in-law Allen Strong was trapped in the elevator for about ten minutes before rescue. Wall returned to work after treatment, denying reports of fatal injury.

John “Dad” Wall Lebanon Pennsylvania Station West Main Street Allen Strong Mr. Wall Wall Mr. Strong C. C. Higgins

Indiana Attorney Plans U S Recognition for Russia

James Putnam Goodrich, former Indiana official, reported in Kharkov to tell President Petrovsky he will push for U S recognition of Russia. The Indianapolis attorney, linked to public utilities and the American Relief Administration, expressed surprise at Russia's 1921 progress. His trip may aim to brief Secretary Hoover on Russian affairs.

Moscow James Putnam Goodrich Indiana Kharkov Petrovsky Ukraine Russia United States Goodrich Cgoodrich Indianapolis American Relief Administration Secretary of Commerce Hoover

Legion Fund Drive Appeal Issued by National Commander

Indianapolis Sept 24 National Commander James A Crain issued his final appeal in the American Legion endowment fund campaign urging state and city committees to raise 1 090 000 in the week starting today Crain said 4 000 000 of the 5 000 000 fund had been subscribed and more than half the states had met their shares but fifteen states require intensive effort to reach the goal before the Legion convention in Omaha in October

Indianapolis American Legion Endowment Fund James A. Crain Crain Legion Omaha Nebraska

Stokes P T A Club Names Officers and Plans Year

The Stokes Parent-Teachers Club Executive Board met at the school to appoint committees and schedule the year. First meeting set for Friday October 2 with hostesses and new members as guests of honor. Officers elected include President Mrs Callie Heflin and Vice President Mrs Robert Shaw. Committees named for Ways and Means Visiting Boosters and Membership with numerous room representatives and leaders listed. A recent paper sale raised 7.50 for club treasury.

Stokes Parent-Teachers Club Callie Heflin Robert Shaw Mary Rice Gertrude Proctor Harry Hooton Mothers of Children Miss Hayes Ora Hunt Elmer Klopfenstein Miss Proctor A. Ek Davi Roy McIntyre Earl Hayes Clarence Bender Miss Harrison Austin Duran Pearl McIntyre Miss Witt Benjamin Garrett Honan Paddock Jaser Merriott Cox Obert Shaw Heflin Iva Hooton Alma Smith Malinda Fuller Marie Wood Fay Turner P. S. Mumma Alvin Gullion Arvel Lewis Buren Cunningham Wilbur Sharp Alva Hudson George W. Skidmore John Wilds Hazel Hunt Iva Boyd Pickett Lantz A. R. Dossett West Leader Roxie Tollen Camp East Leader Paul Moss M. M. Lantz Club

Annabelle Parr Heads Sunshine Girls Club

The Sunshine Society met Tuesday afternoon in the high school assembly and organized for the year Annabelle Parr was elected president Fern Gregg vice president and Betty Lower secretary treasurer to lead activities and events.

Sunshine Society Annabelle Parr Fern Gregg Betty Lower

Funeral Service for Luke Cassiday

Funeral services for Luke Cassiday 85 were held at his sister Emma Best’s home in Darlington with Rev. Guerney Woody in charge. The hymns The Old Ragged Cross and In the Sweet Bye and Bye were played on the victrola. Interment followed in the I O O F cemetery near his home.

Luke Cassidy Emma Best Darlington Guerney - Woody Ragged Cross

Trester Defends School Athletics in Indiana

Anderson and Marion reports show A L Trester replying to a proposed state medical association resolution condemning high school athletics. He argues athletic education aims to health and opposes presupposed harm while supporting investigations and medical inspections to keep unfit boys out of sports. The convention debated measuring health impacts and many delegates favored the study though fate of the resolution remained uncertain.

Anderson Ind Indiana A. L. Trester Indiana High School Athletic Association State Medical Association Trester Marion Indiana State Medical Association Indiana Medical Society Indiana Medical Association

Indiana prohibition agents warned to produce or leave

Federal prohibition agents in Indiana face dismissal by October 15 unless rehired as Ansel R. Harris announces new enforcement policy. Changes to personnel to be finalized by October 1 with E. C. Yellowley to review records. Bert Morgan begins a paid thirty day vacation as staff resignations loom among clerical workers.

Indianapolis Indiana Ansel R. Harris Prohibition Enforcement Harris E. C. Yellowley Chicago Yellowley Bert Morgan Morgan Alma Lee

Parents Held Partly to Blame for Crime Wave

Indianapolis report cites Judge Robert C. Baltzell saying parents flaunt laws in front of children, shaping delinquency. He notes court records show over 85 percent of delinquent youths come from homes with no religious training in the past four to five years.

Indianapolis Robert C. Baltzell Federal District Court Bible Investigation Club

G O P Rally Unites Indiana Sixth District Republicans

Richmond Indiana hosts a Republican rally as Governor Jackson Senator Watson and State Chairman Clyde Walb urge unity among factions. The gathering aims to back solid GOP municipal tickets in November elections.

Richmond Ind Indiana Jackson Jas E. Watson Clyde Walb

Hijackers Halt Frankfort Auto On Highway Near Traders Point

Clyde Aughe and Raymond Dickison of Frankfort were hijacked at 2 PM on a highway near Traders Point. A gun-wielding bandit forced Aughe to exit his Chrysler and open the trunk while a Hudson sedan arrived with Erie Plunkett driving. The bandit warned them to stop, joked about past encounters, and left in a red Buick touring car after a brief exchange.

Traders Point Clyde Aughe Raymond Dickison Frankfort Indianapolis Aughe Clyde Erie Plunkett Plunkett Lafayette Clyce

Starving French Garrison Saved by Major Relief

Paris reports the Souieda fortress garrison of 600 men, besieged by Druse tribesmen in the French Syrian mandate, relieved by a five thousand French soldiers under General Gameline after horses and mules were slaughtered to feed defenders and conserve water.

Paris Souieda France Gameline

Compensation cases set for September 28 hearing

The Industrial Board of Indiana will hear compensation cases at the courthouse on September 28 at 10 oclock. Cases include J W Phillips versus J B Shelby and George DeMoss versus Girt Doyle. Thomas A Riley will be a member. Questions on action matters may be taken while he is on the board announce.

Industrial Board of Indiana Court House J. W. Phillips J. B. Shelby George DeMoss Girt Doyle Thomas A. Riley Riley

French Debt Funding Conference Opens In Treasury

Rome and Washington report the Italian debt funding mission and the French American talks opening at the U S Treasury to settle a massive debt totaling about 4 2 billion with Caillaux and Mellon in negotiations. The two nations aim for a workable plan within days amid secrecy and high stakes.

Rome Cherborg America Caillaux

Germany to attend Allied conference on security pact

Berlin September 24 President von Hindenburg decided Germany would accept the Allied invitation to a ministerial conference in Switzerland next where the German security pact would be discussed. The decision followed internal cabinet debates and shifts among factions as the nationalists pressed for support of the pact.

Berlin von Hindenburg Gémany Switzerland

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