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Greensburg New Era

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

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War Not Eg County War Mothers Plan Aug 1 Celebration

War mothers in the county plan a Home Celebration on August 1 with a registering place and a large rest tent. Bernard Menzie, recently discharged from military service, is home for a few weeks and aims to enter a Cincinnati military school in September. A carnival Saturday night will raise funds for camping gear, promising good stunts and fair pay for attendees. The Wrights of Fenley property on West Washington propose a modern bungalow, while Mrs Rosamund Turner visits from Knightstown to meet her uncle James White of Ottumwa who is in town revisiting old friends.

Bernard Menzie Cincinnati Rosamund Turner Knightstown James White Ottumwa Tom

Charles Erdmann dies after months of illness in Cincinnati

Charles Ernest Erdmann died Friday morning at his home after several months of illness. Born in Switzerland, he moved to the United States at age twelve with his family, settled in Cincinnati, learned cigar making, and later established a cigar factory in the city now run by a son. He married Ellen Morris of Ireland and left four sons. The obituary notes his loyalty to his adopted country and his influence on youth.

Charles Ernest Erdmann Chas Switzerland Bia Vaillentine New Orleans Cincinnati Ellen Morris Ireland Charles John William Valentine George Morris Frederick Erdmann

Daughter of F M Stevens Dies After Long Illness

Misc Rieba Stevens, third daughter of the late F M Stevens, died Monday after a four year decline in health. Hemorrhage of the brain was the immediate cause. She helped at home recently and served as a school librarian and later at an Indianapolis hospital. Survived by her mother two sisters Misses Ora and Krona and one brother Will.

Misc Rieba Stevens F. mM. Stevens Indianapolis Ora Krona Will

Death of Mrs. John Kirkhoff in Indianapolis Hospital

Mrs. John Kirkhoff died in an Indianapolis hospital from a dropsical illness after a period of illness. She leaves husband and two young sons. The family recently moved from a western state to Indiana to live among kin. Funeral service will be held at the late home on East Main Street.

John Kirkhoff Indianapolis Indiana Greath Loyd Mallie Martin

Mrs. Anna Fwing Suffers Stroke. Neighbor Finds Her

Mrs. Anna Fwing of north Broad Way suffered a slight stroke Saturday morning. Found lying helpless in her home by neighbors, a doctor was summoned and her daughter Mrs. Elwood Carter of Anderson was notified and came to her aid.

Anna Fwing North Broad Way Elwood Carter Anderson

Fat and Heat Sufferers Told Health Club Notes

A health club letter argues fat caused by overeating sleep patterns and inactivity, with thyroid impairment as a key factor. It warns against rapid anti fat remedies and cites a case of a 209 pound woman who lost 49 pounds by a buttermilk regimen under home health guidance.

Home Health Club

Club Notes Answer to Mrs C A C

Club notes portions respond to Mrs C A C with timely replies and updates on ongoing social events and upcoming meetings. The column preserves a formal tone and reflects typical society notes from the period.

Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus to Parade in Indianapolis

Impatient crowds in Indianapolis await August 18 as Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined unveils the greatest circus in America. The merged show promises a massive street parade main tent performances hundreds of performers elaborate pageant and a dazzling display of horses and costuming.

Indianapolis Hingling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Ringling Brothers

Health reform notes and local society items in Indiana

A mix of health advice on quitting tobacco, including a mouth wash recipe and diet plan, with many local notices. Reports cover marriages, moves, travel, and social updates from Indiana and nearby towns, detailing residents such as Dr. David E. Reeder, Mrs. Hamlin Anderson, and Postmaster Erdmann, plus broader regional mentions.

David E. Reeder Home Health Club LaPorte Ind

Mrs Christman to Modernize McCoy Property at North and Jackson

Mrs Christman plans changes to the old McCoy property at North and Jackson streets, long occupied by the Walter Ford family. Charlie Christman will move in, while Miss Margaret Drake returns briefly from Indiana to Florida for health and finances. Rufus S Moore has left the well equipped Sam Lawson home on West First.

Margaret, Drake Indiana Florida Rufus S. Moore Sam Lawson West First

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