Local residents and students travel for weekend visits and exams
Russell Lockabill a New Ross schools professor returns home to Crawfordsville Friday evening. James Evans visits his wife and child from Indianapolis, staying with relatives from Friday to Monday. Joe Rountree, Misa Letha Mitcheltree and Ernest Baker from No 1 go to Crawfordsville Saturday for graduation exams but abandon them as too hard, with many others doing likewise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Lockabill
New Ross Schools
Crawfordsville
James Evans
Indianapolis
George Sanford
Joe Rountree
New Rose School
Misa Letha Mitcheltree
Ernest Baker
No. 1
Closing Exercises of New Ross Schools
Closing exercises mark the end of the term in Walnut township with praise for four teachers Russel Lookabill Charles Johnson Miss Ethel Bowers and Mrs R F King for their guidance. Superintendent Walkup lauds harmony and orderly work. pupils present gifts to teachers and dine together as the school year closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ross
Russel Lockabill
Charles Johnson
Ethel Bowers
R. FP. King
Walkup
Walter Linn
Prof. Lookabill
C. E. Johnson
M. EE
Walnut Township
Ion Town
Santa Claus
New Joss
Minnick
Describing a Western Indian School and Life
A teacher describes a remote government school with nineteen pupils aged six to eighteen, in a Pine Ridge area valley. She notes daily routines, English-language progress, and differences from Indiana country schools, including noon meals provided by government and housekeeper duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Pine Ridge Reservation
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Little White River
Agency
Nebraska Line
Merriman
Indiana
Rail Fare Notices for Various Indiana and Cincinnati Meetings
Advertises round trip fares and sale dates for events in Indiana and Cincinnati. Includes Christian Endeavor yearly meeting in Knightstown April 27 to 29, Peoples party national convention in Cincinnati May 7 and 8, grand lodge and Rebekah assembly in Greensburg May 4 16, Indiana Odd Fellows home dedication May 15 16, Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis May 14 16, Masonic grand lodge events May 21 22, and Luther League national convention in Cincinnati May 21 22. Tickets vary by event with returning dates through May 19 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Ind
Christian Endeavor of Friends
Indiana
Cincinnati
Peoples Party National Convention
Indianapolis
C. F. Grand Lodge and
Rebekah Assembley
Greensburg
Indiana State
Odd Fellows
Grand Army of the Republic Department of Indiana
Indianapoulis
Grand Lodge F
A. M
Luther League of America
Free Subscriptions Offered Through Local Advertisers
Readers may obtain free Jamestown Press or New Ross Mail subscriptions by trading with listed firms. Call for a subscription coupon and redeem it with the publisher as cash toward a year of service. Stores in Lebanon and Crawfordsville distribute coupons to test ad results and reward loyal customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Press
New Ross Mail
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Kennett & Kendall
M. Shoffner
Crawfordsville
Gould, Oliver & Martin B. L. Ornham
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Gould, Oliver
Martin
Crawfordsville, Ind
South Washington St
Voris & Cox
the Oak Drug Store
Campbell &Masters
West Sipe Square
Emporium
E. A. Gregory
West Main St
Lebanon, Ind
W S
Calla
Coldsherry
Hustler
THE
Danville Trust CO
First National Bank
Main Street
Mord Carter, Sec'y
Danville
John Petticord
Link Webb
Nan Taylor
Lou Turner
Crawfordville
H. C. Riley
Mace
Ben Babb
James Hurt
Stab Gott and
Nannie Booker
Rty de Pheee
SM Glee Club
Zenda
Charles Gott
Arthur Wheeler
Ceeee Ees Glee Club
Bitdhbee San C. L. Burroughs
Clahan
Address Music
W. B. Walkup
Mitgids
Eeeed Glee Club
Loe A
Cc. E. Johnson
Vominoy
P. M. Lewis
Jamestown
Him
C.E. Stephenson
Dental Department
University of Indianapolis
D. C. Smith’s
East Main St
A. Smith
Prop
Lloyd T. Nelson,ve
Boone County
East
Lebanon Inn
Benj. Smith
P. M. Lewis’ Hardware Store
Jamestown, Inp
Ceteas
Chicago
Lafayette
Louisville
All Pointe
West Baden
French Lick Springs
Carlsbad
L. A. Crang
J. M. McDonaghl
Tray
Frank J. Reep
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