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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1920

Page

5

Implicated in Demaree Case Linked to Wagner Arrest

Carey Wagner once of ensburg was arrested by Neil a Big Four detective in Jackson Michigan and taken to Anderson. Wagner aided the Demaree trial as a state witness leading to Jesse and Boaz Demaree sentence in Michigan City. He may face a new charge unknown to local authorities.

Carey Wagner Ofensburg Neil Big Four Jackson Mich Anderson Wagner Demaree Rushville Jesse Boaz Demaree Michigan City Ed Demaree Alex Trindel Weil Plainfield Jeffersonville Lula Wagner Decatur County

Two Ministers Die in Lightning Strike in Indiana Tent

In LaPort Indiana a severe electrical storm struck a Free Methodists tent meeting killing two ministers, injuring several others. The deceased are Rev Henry Lenz of Belvedere Illinois and Rev L W Huston of Evansville Seminary Wisconsin. Rev John Timber of Jackson Michigan suffered severe burns. John Childers, 35, died at his Westport home this morning of tuberculosis, survived by his widow and four children. Funeral plans to be announced.

Laport Ind John Timber Springville Timber Henry, Lenz Belvedere Ill L. W Huston Evansville Seminary Wisconsin Jackson Mich John Childers Westport

Labor Board Grants Hourly Increase for Express Company Workers

The U S rail labor board awards 16 cents an hour raise to 80 000 American Railway Express Company employees retroactive to May 1 1920. Rates may rise to cover costs. 25 000 shop men excluded from this award. Four unions affected including clerks handlers station employes teamsters chauffeurs drivers and conductors. Chicago August 10.

Chicago United States Rail Labor Board American Railway Express Company Express Company The Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks International Brotherhood of Teamsters Railroad Express Drivers Order of Railroad Expressmen

Rushville Chautauqua attendees to hear Gov Edwin Morrow

Local groups plan several auto parties to Rushville on Friday the thirteenth for Republican day at the chautauqua. Gov Edwin Morrow of Kentucky will deliver the address. Rush county Republican chairman Fon Riggs invites Decatur county residents to attend. Miss Dorothy Maudlin of Adams visits aunt Mrs Fannie Mitchell and Miss Bess of Letts.

Rushville Chautauqua Edwin Morrow Kentucky Fon Riggs Republican Committee Rush County Decatur County Dorothy Maudlin Adams Fannie Mitchell Miss Bess Letts

Twins of Decatur County Split by Indiana M E Church Bishop

Rev. T Martin and Rev. Otis T Martin, born two miles south of Kingston, were separated into different Indiana Methodist Episcopal conferences by the bishop to avoid confusion. One serves Plymouth, the other Winchester, and they once swapped pulpits without their congregations noticing.

Is T. Martin Otis T. Martin Decatur County Kingston Methodist Episcopal Church Indiana Plymouth Winchester

Captain Hart Civil War Hero Dies in Washington

Captain Joseph Edward Hart a Civil War veteran and longtime pension office employee died at his residence 67th street southeast He enlisted in the 7th Indiana Volunteers in 1861 and rose to captain He is survived by his wife Edith two sons Dr J W Hart and Charles Hart and three daughters Stella Louise and Edith Hart Funeral at his residence with Grand Army of the Republic rites and interment in Arlington Cemetery

Ed Hart Co. D 7Th Indiana Regiment M. C. Welsh Milford Washington, D. C Decatur County James Mandlove William Mandlove Greensburg Columbus Pension Department Charles B. Wise Washington Joseph Edward Hart 67Th Street Grand Army of the Republic Freeley Rohrer Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Burnside Post Capt. Hart Southeast Washington Citizens’ Association Edith Hart J. W. Hart Charles Hart Eastern High School Stella Hart Louise Hart Hankow China

Traction Company Adds New Stock Cars and Yards

The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company delivered new stock cars in Greensburg and opened modern stock yards west of Greensburg near Polk Sanitary Milk plant. The facilities include Fairbank scales, a spacious scale house, water piping, unloading chutes, and fast stock trains to Indianapolis within two and a half hours after loading.

Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company Greensburg Polk Sanitary Milk Company Indianapolis Traction Station

Local youth visits aunt in Milroy during summer stay

Robert Myers of Greeley Colorado, visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs W A Miner, spent the day in Milroy to call on his aunt Mrs Charles Updike as part of a summer visit.

Robert Myers Greeley Colo W. A. Miner Milroy Charles Updike

Greensburg Chautauqua reports a $413 deficit borne by manager

The Greensburg Chautauqua association reports a $413.10 deficit for 1920 despite a contract protecting the group from loss. Manager James L. Loar covers the shortfall. next year 900 tickets at $2.00 raise anticipated funds to balance finances.

Greensburg W. C. Ehrhardt Chautauqua Ehrhardt James L. Loar Selwitz Orchestra D. Frank W. Gunsaulus D. Arthur F. Ewart van Grove Opera Co Ethel Salisbury Hanley Edwin H. Hughes PA. Ie. PO Ss Wrencie Eerie Mendelssohn’s Feredick F. Shannon Mallory W. B. Olds James L. Lear

Rollyn Barnes Heads Shelby County Rural Mail Carriers Group

Rollyn Barnes elected president of the Shelby County organization of the Indiana Federation of Rural Letter Carriers. The newly formed group affiliates with the state federation. Edward Hodson named vice president and Jacob Dethit secretary treasurer.

Rollyn Barnes Shelby County St. Paul Indiana Federation of Rural Letter Carriers State Federation Edward Hodson Jacob Dethit

Old Time Revival At Tabernacle On East North Street

An old time revival continues at the tabernacle on East North and Lincoln streets. Charles Taylor, boy evangelist and singer, attends the services at 7 30 each evening. Everyone is invited to hear him. Eld H Sweet is the pastor.

Tabernacle East North Lincoln Streets Charles Taylor Boy Eongelist Eld. H. Sweet

Fraleys Enjoy Fishing Trip at Twin Lake

Mr and Mrs Ed Fraley of Forest Hill embark on a fishing expedition at Twin Lake enjoying a day of leisure and sport.

Ed Fraley Forest Hill Twin Lake

Granary Collapse Threatens Hog Pigs On Farm

John C. Smith, a farmer near Sardinia, said a granary filled with 1400 bushels of oats collapsed on his property last week. He rushed to shovel grain free as hogs routinely sheltered beneath the crib, but the structure fell before he could relieve the pressure.

John C. Smith Sardinia

Rotarians Hear Globe Trotter and Wichita Falls Leader

Two actresses and speakers shared highlights at a Greensburg Rotary meeting. Fred Thomas spoke of an eleven thousand mile trip including San Francisco Seattle Alaska and Victoria. Ben Donnell described Wichita Falls growth from mud to a modern city and Rotary’s community work. A boy welfare dinner was proposed for three weeks ahead with hosts chosen by the committee.

Fred Thomas Raymond Magee Greensburg Globe Trotter Thomas William Orville Thomson J. P. Thomsop Washington Seattle Northwest Alaska Victoria Ben Donnell Wichite Falls Tex Orty Thosand Donnell Rotary Club Wichita Falls Old Greensburg Elmer Jerman Committee On Boy Welfare

American Legion Ad Campaign For August Jubilee

The American Legion Jubilee promotional push details posters and billboards placed by Howard Littell and team across Decatur Ripley Jennings Shelby Rush Fayette and Johnson counties. Arthur Lemmons and others toured multiple counties to spread posters promoting the August 23 28 celebration. The effort aims to thoroughly advertise the fair week attractions and jollity in the city.

American Legion Post Howard Littell Decatur Ripley Jennings Arthur Lemmons Shelby Rush A. Schreiber J. Darmody Cleo Renigar Howard Alyea Fayette Dale Eubank Everett Grinstead Décatur Johnson Legionnaires

Sickness and Travel Notes From Local Community

Miss Short remains ill at her sister Mrs. Fleet’s home in Milford. Mrs. James Landers and Clyde Davis of Westport plan a trip to Indianapolis to visit relatives over Sunday. Miss Louise Ewing returns Saturday from Ithaca New York after six weeks of public school music study at Cornell University. Mrs. William Shomake travels to Indianapolis for hospital admission and dental extraction tomorrow morning. Mrs. Shoe has been very nervous for a year.

Miss Short Fleet Milford James Landers Clyde Davis Westport Indianapolis Louise Ewing Ithaca N. Y Cornell University William Shomake St. Vincent Hospital Shoeas

Local Hartsville College reunion draws former students

Thursday marks the fourth annual reunion of Hartsville College alumni with Decatur county ties. Attendees from across Indiana and even a participant from Washington state will gather at the U B Chapel on campus for a roll call and noon meal. Organizers include Dr Bertha Clouse as chair and Mrs Laura Fix, Prof Sam Wertz, John T Clapp on the committee.

Hartsville College Indiana State University Decatur County Benjamine Nyce William Fix Burney George Jones Chester Hamilton Margaret Johnston Hartsville State of Washington U. B Old College Bertha Clouse Laura D. Fix Sam Wertz John T. Clapp

Report shows crops exceed last year except for wheat

A Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago report says average yields per acre are higher and overall production will exceed domestic demands, despite wheat lagging. Weather improved prospects, with corn and oats up and potatoes, cotton, and other staples showing gains over 1919.

Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago

Local residents host and visit across Shelby county scene

Howard Dean of Indianapolis spends Sunday with the Orve Kanouse family. Harry Thompson and family of near Greensburg visit Ed Carman. Mrs. W. T. Littell returns to Indianapolis after weeks here. Charles McClintic entertains Indianapolis guests and Shelby county friends. C J Russell returns to Detroit after visiting her parents. Edna Wasson of Columbus and Cleo Harker of Greensburg visit. Walt Dean and family stay with Howard in Indianapolis. Dr C Glass sells property to Wm Gibson of Letts. Dr C C Morrison of Greensburg called to see Mrs Nancy McClintic. Mrs Oscar Oaks returns from Rising Sun visit. L T Howell of Indianapolis visits. Albert Jeffries of Goshen and friends visit. Jeffries is a former school principal. Martha Gentry listed as sick. Dr Arthur Galbraith and wife from Greensburg visit.

Howard Dean Indianapolis Orve Kanouse Harry Thompson Near Greensburg Ed Carman W. T. Littell Charles McClintic Chamjpers Shelby County C. J. Russell Detroit W. E. Burney Edna Wasson Columbus Cleo Harker Greensburg Hester Miner Walt Dean Howard C. Glass Wm. Gibson Letts C. C. Morrison Nancy McClintic Oscar Oaks Rising Sun L. T. Howell Albert Jeffries Goshen Jefferies Martha Gentry Arthur Galbraith

Local residents return visits from Cincinnati and area

Mrs. Mary Moser of Cincinnati returns home after a visit with friends. Miss Emily Moormann arrives from Cincinnati for vacation. Rev. Joseph Haskamp returns to Hastins Nebraska after two weeks with relatives. Robert Willman and Frank visit from Norwood. Jose Altenan and Miss Marie return to Price Hill after a visit. Miss Anna Berkember and brothers go to Cincinnati for a short visit. Miss Clara Kessen visits relatives from Cincinnati. Miss Mabel Seibel visits her parents in Greensboro. Miss Pauline Moormann vacations with her parents. Mrs. Geo Mesher of Covington visits Frank Kramer family. Mrs. Geo Cobblehof and daughter Mayme of Covington visit here.

Mary Moser Cincinnati Emily Moormann Joseph Haskamp Hastins Nebraska Robert Willman Frank Norwood Henry Laudick Jose Altenan Marie Price Hill Ohio Anna Berkember Louis William Ben Clara Kessen Mabel Seibel Greensboro Henry Seibel Pauline Moormann Ben Moorman Geo Mesher Covington Frank Kramer Geo. Cobblehof Mayme Covington, Ky

Mrs Harding to Visit Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis

Mrs Warren G Harding wife of the Republican presidential nominee will visit the Indiana State Fair on Wednesday September 8 spending afternoon and evening there A sixty woman state committee will greet her and oversee events Harness races concert by Royal Scotch Highlanders Band public reception for Indiana women hippodrome and horse show prize ribbons tied to saddle horse winners at the coliseum officials expect the largest Wednesday crowd in the history of the exposition

Warren G. Harding Harding Indianapolis

Local residents attend fair and visit relatives

Homer Rudolph and Frank Tucker spent Wednesday at the Osgood fair. Miss Gertrude Miller and Miss Thelma Beall visited relatives out of town. Several families from here hosted guests including Mrs. Abe Monford and Mrs. Mattie Walters. A crowd picnicked at Hillsdale park and a six oclock dinner honored guests from Cincinnati Indianapolis Kingston and other towns.

Homer Rudolph Frank Tucker Gertrude Miller North of Town J. L. Smith Thelma Beall Evansville Glen Agle Abe Monford Fairmount Indianapolis Mattie Walters Greenwood C. E. Freeland Fred Beagles Los Angeles Calif O. L. Miller Gertrude Andersonville Earl Hite Hazel Greensburg F. E. Moore Margaret Shelbyville Cliff Winship Rushville R. F. White Frank Adams Sam Dobyns Mabel Kincaid Elmer Kanouse Bruce Hite Osgood Hillsdale Park Sallie Stewart J. W. Hite Howard Fee Alice Kelley Cincinnati Charles Morrish Earl Hamilton Kingston Nell Fee Bert Fee

Eighth Birthday Celebration for Mrs Cordelia Donnell

Mrs Cordelia Donnell marks her eighty eighth birthday with a family picnic on East Main Street. Relatives from New Jersey and Pennsylvania arrive to join sons daughters and grandchildren including Fred Donnell returning from service in the Canal Zone as a guest of honor.

Nettie Lyman Dorothy Upper Mt. Clair N. J Maude D. Sturgis Uniontown Cordelia Donnell U. S. Army Canal Zone

Harold Ogden Recovers After Tonsil Operation Near Hartsville

Harold Ogden of near Hartsville is recovering slowly from a recent operation to remove his tonsils and regain strength.

Harold Ogden Hartsville

Advice to Correspondents in Harrisonville Paper

Instructions from the Democrat of Harrisonville Missouri urge correspondents to write on one side leave space margins and use clear handwriting or double spaced typewriter copy. Emphasizes correct spelling proper names Miss or Mrs for ladies and noting community with county when needed.

Democrat Harrisonville Smythe

Sandusky Schools Ready to Open Under Trustee Robert Buell

Clinton township trustee Robert Buell announces a full teaching staff to start the term at Sandusky schools. Contracts are signed, auto wagons arranged for transportation, coal purchased, and all children will be bused to classes. Faculty includes Elbert Griffith as principal and several named teachers across high and grade levels.

Robert Buell Clinton Township Sandusky Elbert Griffith Gladys Doles Florence Overman Lois Gilchrist Frank Templeton Janie Martin Stella King Josephine Hubard

Death Defying Act to Headline Legion Fair Week

The American Legion Jubilee committee signs with Roger Babcock for August 23 to 28 in Greensboro. His free act costs 1000 dollars and features a 210 foot incline with a double loop and bicycle gap jump landing in a net. The incline will be built near the Y M C A on North Broadway along with other free attractions.

American Legion Jubilee Committee Roger Babcock Greensboro Babcock North Broadway

Tree on Greensburg courthouse tower remembered by traveler

John Forsyth, returning after twenty five years aboard the Knickerbocker Pullman, recalls Greensburg and the tree on the courthouse tower as the porter sells souvenir cards. He cries with childhood memories, declaring he knew the tree since birth.

Greensburg Pullman Porter Court House Tower John Forsyth Here

Stark Wright Reunion at Liberty Church

The Sark Wright family holds its annual reunion at Liberty Church on Thursday August 19.

Stark-Wright Sark- Wright Liberty Church

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