Death of Greenley O Ball on a rural road near Gwynneville
Greenley Otterbein Ball age 48 was found dead about 9:30 am last Thursday on the roadside near a Gwynneville farm, cause apoplexy. He lived on a farm 33 miles south of here and had been cutting corn moments earlier. Survived by widow Ethel Mahin Ball, two sons Harold and George, four sisters Ida Light, Sarah Nugent, Lillie Vanfrow, Catherine Warton, and three brothers Robert Manuel Calop Ball. Funeral at Christian Church Gwynneville. burial in Asbury cemetery Morris town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenley Otterbein Ball
Here
Grant Henley
Carthage
Mr Ball
Paul Kelso
Ethel Mahin
Harold H
George M
Ida Light
Colorado
Sarah Nugent
Lillie Vanfrow
Gwynneville
Catherine Warton
Indianapolis
People You May Know and Local Notices
News of people includes Mr and Mrs Roy Linscott moving from Indianapolis to Mt Vernon. Mrs Margaret E Morton of Rushville suffered severe facial burns from a gas range explosion. Arthur Wolf of Indianapolis gifts 15000 to Boys Club Association building fund. Mrs Olive Haywood of Rushville stays at Martinsville. L A Lockwood of Rushville elected to three year Indiana High School Athletic Association legislative body. Miami ladies Mrs Charles McFatridge and Mrs N R Farlow visit Sebring Florida. John Holt recovering from illness at his son Howard Holt’s home in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Morton
Rushville
Arthur Wolf
Indianapolis
Boys Club Association
Association
L. A Lockwood
Indiana High School Athletic Association
John Holt
Spiceland
Howard Holt
Greenfield
Hills Visit Indianapolis Couple Spend Weekend
Mr and Mrs C G Hill visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Weldon Linscott in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hill
Weldon Linscott
Indianapolis
Call at this office and see sam ples or phone us
A concise appeal invites readers to visit the office to view samples or to call for a home visit. The notice emphasizes personal contact and convenience, urging engagement through direct inquiry or demonstration.
Rye Is Best Winter Cover Crop For Soil Health
Agronomist E C Blair of North Carolina State College of Agriculture says rye is the surest winter cover crop for poor soils and offers strong erosion control and soil tilth benefits. Sown Aug to Dec with one bushel seed per acre, rye provides fall and spring grazing and should be turned under when heads form to avoid soil moisture issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Blair
North Carolina State College of Agriculture
Blair
Mr. Blair
Dr Hackleman Dies at Rushville in Indiana
Dr Frank G Hackleman died Thursday midnight at his Rushville home after a lingering illness aged 66 He studied medicine under Dr John Moffett did clinical work at Bellevue New York He was married twice first to Mary Henley 1887 she died 1918 Surviving are widow and two sons Ward and Ralph one brother and four sisters Burial was in East Hill cemetery Attending from here were Rue P Henley Ruth Melvin Henley Al Mc Daniel family Mrs Jesse Reddick and Mrs Herbert Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Hackleman
Rushville
John Moffett
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Mary Henley
Carthage
Hackleman
Ward
Ralph
Indianapolis
Anna Cox
M. E. Church
Masonic and
K. of P
Scottish Rite and
Shriners
East Hill Cemetery
Rue P. Henley
Ruth
Melvin Henley
al McDaniel
Jesse Reddick
Herbert Anderson
Careful Winter Storage of Apples for Use
A guide on preserving apples through winter emphasizes wrapping each fruit, or using paper-lined barrels, and frequent checks to remove spoiled fruit. Store in a cool dry cellar away from strong odors, with tart varieties preferred for canning. Trim bruises before cooking and consider making apple sauce or canning whole apples for dumplings.
Knightstown Team Wins Wilkinson Football Game
Knightstown defeated the Anderson Remys 14 to 0. Knightstown High football team, after several defeats, won from New Castle 25 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Wilkinson
Anderson Remys
Knightstown High
New Castle
Stone and Bowman family visits noted in Anderson report
Citizen notes Mr and Mrs J. M. Stone spent last week with R. M. Allen and family in Anderson. Mr and Mrs Gala Bowman and friends from New Castle recently returned from a motoring trip to New York, Niagara Falls and Canada, and spent Sunday with Mrs Frank Reddick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stone
R. M. Allen
Anderson
Gala Bowman
New Castle
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
Bowman
Frank Reddick
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Rushville
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Charles S. Hill deceased to appear in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana on October 21 1925 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness Clerk of Court September 26 1925. Leonard M. Barlow Clerk Rush Circuit Court Wa J Henley Atty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Hill
Rush Circuit Court
Rushville
Indiana
Leonard M. Barlow
J. Henley
Fruit Growers Urged to Order All Stock Early
Prospective fruit growers should order nursery stock early in the fall, specifying grades and delivery date. Nursery trees are graded by height and diameter near the bud. Plants should be well grown and stocky, with immediate unpacking and heeling in in moist soil after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Rawl
Clemson College
Farming Tips and Agronomy Notes from the Field
Alfalfa may be seeded spring or fall and a silo filled with high quality silage offers strong winter profit potential. Cats threaten nesting game birds, and weed control should slice below the surface. Green rye fed before milking lightly flavors milk. Strawberry bed care now influences next year’s crop. A well filled row of vigorous plants this fall supports the 1926 crop.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Miller
Howard E. Henley
Notary Public Insurance
P. J. Sattler
W. O. Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
Morristown
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Rushville, Indiana
John H. Kiplinger
Abercrombie
Earl C. Nowotne
Schrichte
S. Main
W.H. Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Greenley O. Ball
Roy Linscott
Mt. Vernon
Olive Haywood
Martinsville
Charles McFatridge
N. R. Farlow
Miami
WU. M. Offutt
Sebring, Fla
Louis C. Lambert
Rushville, Ind
J. J. Cannons
Hagerstown
Donald Rutter
Whitesides
Waldron
Arlington High School
Glenwood
Westland
Carthage High School
Heifner
Siler
Pearson
Tetrick
Alexander
G. Renegar
D. Renegar
Wells
C. Heim
Glover
Yankuner
Rhodes
Phelps
Webb
James Perkins
James Tarbet
Osie Miller
Davis Barber
Anaconda Sales Company
West Washington Street
Chicago, Ill
W. W. Norris & Son
Rush County
C.S. Walters
Knightstown, Ind
N. Adams St
H. E. Ratliff
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