Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Greensburg Standard in Greensburg, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1921

Page

1

Welch Funeral Honors First Decatur County War Casualty

The funeral for Pvt. Joe Welch, Greensburg’s first World War fatality, was held at 2 PM at the Christian church with full military honors. About 200 ex-service members attended, flags were at half mast, city businesses closed from 1:30 to 3:30, and the American Legion post bore Welch’s name.

Joe Welch Decatur County Christian Church Court House American Legion Greensburg

Triple alliance of labor to call members Friday night

London reports that Britain's tripartite labor alliance will summon members from posts at ten o clock Friday night after Miners Federation failed to reach terms with mine owners and government to end the miners strike that began April 1.

London Great Britain Triple Alliance of Labor Miners’ Federation

Harding approves new major and brigadier generals list

President Harding today signed the proposed list of 12 new major generals and 26 new brigadier generals prepared by Secretary Weeks. Clarence R. Edwards, former commander of the 26th New England National Guard division in France, leads the major generals list. The document was sent to Congress by President Wilson and awaits confirmation. Harding also told a delegation he would not grant general amnesty for war time espionage act prisoners until a peace fate is declared.

Washington, D.C Harding Weeks Congress Clarence R. Edwards New England National Guard France Wilson Washington Presient Harding Eugene Debs Nct Mbnesty

White Lodge F LODGE TO VISIT RICHMOND GREENSBURG

The White Lodge 1.0.0. F. of Richmond plans a visit to Greensburg next month to inspect the home and attend the local lodge work. An estimated sixty visiting members will attend. Dalmbert & Co. announces a $2,000 prize raffle at the Rue sale. Bob and Betty appear at the Methodist church Thursday at 7:30 PM.

Richmond Greensburg Hame Dalmbert & CO Bob Betty Methowt Church Methodist

Rebekahs and I O C F to Attend Church

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of this city will attend memorial services at the Christian church on Sunday June 5. Rev Harry Lett pastor of the church extended the invitation and Memorial Sunday services will be carried out to the letter. Decoration day will be observed and a large attendance is expected.

Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Christian Church Harry Lett Hoosier State Indianapolis Indiana Franklin Indiana Masonic Home Blue Lodge Indiana Mansonic Home Rite Valley of Decatur County J. van Woodfill Greensburg Woodfill William Geake Fort Wayne Supreme Council

Shelbyville Boy Wins First Place in District Oratorical

Lawrence Green of Connersville high school placed third in an oratorical contest at Rushville high school with four entrants from the sixth district. Woodford Richeson of Shelbyville high won first honors and will compete in the state contest at Bloomington next Friday. George Mullins of Brookville was second and Charlee Newman of Greenfield fourth. Judges were Professor A M Taylor John A Titsworth and Rev C Black. The Housing Problem was the topic.

Lawrence Green Connersville High School Rushville High School Woodford Richeson Shelbyville High Bloomington Brookville High School George Mullins

W. W. Bonner Sees Business in Indianapolis Today

W. W. Bonner conducted business activities in Indianapolis today, engaging with local partners and examining market conditions relevant to ongoing operations. The visit underscores regional commerce activity and potential collaborations.

W. W. Bonner Indianapolis

Indiana officials survey fruit, stream pollution in Indiana counties

A team led by Richard Lieber and W. A. Guthrie from the State Department of Conservation travels through about half a dozen counties including Brown and Bloomington to study effects of cold spring on fruit and inspect stream pollution. The visit aims to finalize plans for a light and power plant at McCormicks Creek Canyon.

Indianapoilas Indiana Frank Wallace State Department of Conservation Half Score Bloomington Charles (. Sayers Richard Lieber W. A. Guthrie Conservation Commission Brown County Lieber Guthrie McCormicks Creek Canyon Leo Rappaport Indianapolis C. H. Parrish State Department

News Office Closes for Funeral of Joe Welch

The Daily News office was closed for several hours in line with the Mayor's Proclamation due to Joe Welch's funeral. Some news and advertising planned for today were omitted.

Joe Welch The Daily News

Community notices from Greensburg tonight

Regular weekly prayer services at Elks Lodge and Haymakers Lodge. Movies showing at K of P theatre and South Side theatre.

Movies South Side Theatre

St Paul to Elect Town Officials April 25

The town of St Paul votes to elect marshal cler secretary treasurer and three trustees for the new town corporation with polling from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ira Martin L A Jewett and Sherman Nail head the election commission. Candidates seek the created posts as sidewalks gutters and lighting plans are discussed with potential talks with the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company for a lighting system.

Cler New Town Corporation of St. Paul Ira Martin L. A. Jewett Sherman Nail Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company

Arm Wage Peak Reached Last Year

Wage rates for farm labor peaked in 1920 with national averages for monthly hire at 64.95 dollars without board and 49.60 with board for month labor and 34.56 with board 3.60 without board for day labor. War conditions accelerated gains beginning after 1895 and then surged through 1916 to 1920.

Bureau of Crop Estimates United States

Fred Metzler Obituary in St Paul Shelby County

Fred Metzler 68 former Noble township official and well known Shelby and Decatur counties resident died Tuesday at 1 45 PM after cancer surgery in Indianapolis. Survived by wife Elnora Hinkle two daughters Grace Enos and Gertrude Lawless of California two brothers Joseph and Laban Metzler and a son lost in China in 1900. Burial by Odd Fellows with funeral Thursday at 2 PM in the Methodist church, Rev. Miller and Uriy officiating.

Fred Metzler Noble Township Shelby County St. Paul Robert Long Indianapolis Metzler Mr. Metzler Shelby Decatur Hamilton County Fred Lowestone Elnora Hinkle Grace Enos Gertrude Lawless California Joseph Laban Metzler U. S

Funeral for William Baxter Held in Adams

The funeral for William Baxter, a Decatur county youth who died in France, was at the Adams Methodist church at ten. Rev. W. C. Watkins officiated. A firing squad from Joe Welch Post American Legion led the military rites under Sergt. E. J. Harbison. Burial followed in Adams cemetery. War Mothers traveled by 9 o'clock car to attend.

William Baxter Decatur County France Adams W. C. Watkins Sandusky Joe Welch American Legion E. J. Harbison Adams Cemetery

Sandusky High School Class Play Presented Soon

The Sandusky High senior class stages All a Mistake on Thursday and Friday April 21 and 22 with a cast including George Richmond Omer Warneke Myrtle Carr Nellie Huntington Mary Troutman Rollin Wilkinson Fay Martin Florence Lyorrons James Gladys Cheek Richard Hamilton and Cloyd Rutherford. The plot follows George who brings his bride to his uncle's home and mislabels Nellie Huntington as his wife while his wife is mistaken for a friend leading to a mock Lunatic Asylum confusion. Admission is 20 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.

Sandusky High School George Richmond Omer Warneke Richmond Myrtle Carr Nellie Huntington Mary Troutman Ferdinand Lighthead Rollin Wilkinson Elbert Richards Corillia Skinner Gladys Cheek Richard Hamilton Nell Cloyd Rutherford George

Gravel Road Money Ready for Unpaid Claims

People with unpaid gravel road repair claims against the county may collect by visiting the Auditor's office. The fund was overdrawn last year.

Jackson Township Sunday School Convention Set at Sardinia

The Jackson Township Sunday school convention will convene Sunday at 2 PM at the Sardinia Baptist Church. All township Sunday schools are urged to prepare a special program item for the event.

Jackson Township Baptis Sardinia

Plan for Children’s Week In Greensburg

Four S. S. superintendents met last night to finalize details for Children’s Week to be announced later. The group gathered in the office of W. C. Ehrhardt.

S. S Greensburg W. C. Ehrhardt

Y M C A Speaker To Address Bible Class

Dr. H W Thorne has consented to address the Y M C A Bible class Friday at 6 30. There are only three more meetings this year and it is hoped all members attend. The year’s attendance has been higher than ever.

H. W. Thorne

Rebekahs to Furnish Room at New Hospital

The Philo Rebekah Lodge No 7 voted at their regular meeting last night to furnish a room in the county hospital. It marks the first women’s organization in the county to respond to the call.

Rebekahs New Hospital Philo Rebekah Lodge

Old Goldie Leads Dairy Cow Test With High Output

The U S Department of Agriculture reports a Jersey named Goldie who, despite age ten and three months since freshening, produced about 9200 pounds of milk and 526 pounds of butter fat in a cow testing group. Her owner initially asked 75 dollars before testing and later refused 275 dollars after her record showed strong returns.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Jersey Goldie

O O F Degree Team Heads to Rushville

The local I O O F degree team will depart tonight at 6 30 for Rushville to perform at an extraordinarily important meeting. A number of members will accompany the team.

Rushville

Borden Funeral at Letts Set for Thursday

Funeral for Mrs Emma Borden will be held at 2 30 PM Thursday in the Baptist church at Letts with Rev J C Wyatt officiating. John B Noble of Madison visited relatives here and left with a new Ford sedan bought from the Powell agency. Mrs Frank Schilley and Miss Mildred Reinkie visited friends in Indianapolis today.

Emma Borden Baptist Church Letts J. C. Wyatt John B. Noble Madison Powell, Agency Frank Schilley Mildred Reinkie Indianapolis

Knights of Columbus Romeos Pilgrimage Pictures Draw Crowds

Capacity crowds attended a picture show at the Southside theatre featuring the Knights of Columbus pilgrimage to Rome and Metz. The event showcased two hundred New York Knights with reception in France and war work, drawing many attendees and turning others away. St. Marys school children and teachers attended as guests of the Knights.

Southside K. of C

Weather forecast for Indiana showers tonight and Thursday

Forecast calls for showers in Indiana tonight and Thursday with little change in temperatures. Total outlook emphasizes wet weather and cool air across the state.

Indiana

Thunderbolt Sale Mecca for Buyers at Levenstein Store

Crowds flock to the Thunderbolt sale at the Levenstein store as new goods arrive daily for spring bargains. Mr. Levenstein aims to please, with hundreds of customers buying and leaving satisfied. Fred Greve conducted business at Batesville today.

Thunderbolt Sale Levenstein Fred Greve Bateaville

Harding Rejects League Of Nations In Address To Congress

President Harding announces foreign policy rejecting the League of Nations while urging tariff and tax revision and railway cost reduction. He supports merchant marine strength and arms reduction, seeks transportation reform, and warns against new peace treaties with central powers. He favors preserving rights under existing treaties with explicit reservations.

Versaille League of Nations Harding Congress League of Nations

Plan for State Highway Route Through Greensburg Batesville to Aurora advocates

A regional plan meeting in Batesville formed a committee to prepare data for presenting a proposed state highway from Greensburg through Newpoint Batesville Sunman to Aurora. Members from Dearborn Ripley and Decatur counties discussed routing, costs, rail access, and local interests to secure a highway conference and delegations.

Aurora Batesville Ripley Decatur Dearborn County Franklin Greensburg Newpoint Sunman M. F. Bohland George Greenaburg Ripley County Milan Mae Ainley County Greensboro

Committees for the Sunday School Parade Announced

The Sunday school parade committees were announced but not printed due to Jaé Welch funeral. The list will appear tomorrow. Captains should meet at the Y parlors Friday at 7 45 p m.

Jaé Welch

Rug sale profits and humane education note

A fragmentary notice references Dalmbert and Co offering two thousand dollars in profits from a rug sale. It also includes a quote about teaching kindness to animals to prevent cruelty, credited to Charles ton in an American piece.

Temeh Humane Education Charleston 3. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Welch Covington Doorn Holland Augusta Victoria Germany Doorn Castle Potsdam F. Lodge Shelbyville Boy Brookville Greenfield Masonic J. W. Woodfill Fohmer C.H. Parrish H. A. Masons Babylon Cyrus Frank L. Donnell Owen Stedman Thomas Duncan Clarence Kerr Joseph R. Shirk Elks Lodge Haymakers Lodge K. of P. Theatre SII St Paul Passes Baxter Eeee James Nellie Fay Martin Florence Lyorrons Uncle Obidiah Skinner Old Goldie Borden K. OF C. Pictures State Highway Commission Dalmbert & GO
Search Courier

Search the Greensburg Standard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Greensburg Standard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication