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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1916

Page

6

Campaign committee treasurers report detailed and balances

Charles H. Ewing reports receipts of 1672.45 and expenditures of 1619.25 with a 53.18 balance for the Democratic county central committee. G G Welsh lists receipts 1928.15 and disbursements 1201.68, leaving 726.47 for the Republican committee. Two special policemen awoke Mrs Rankin and daughter fearing robbers. door open but nothing taken. Rev. G W Alcorn returns from Seymour where he filled an A M E church appointment. he oversees pastorates in Greensburg Columbus and Seymour.

Charles H. Ewing Democratic County Central Committee G. G. Welsh Republican County Central Committee Sarah Rankin Mary G. W. Alcorn Seymour Greensburg Columbus

Death of Opa White at East Main Street Home

Six year old Opa White daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles White died Saturday at about five o'clock from brain fever at the family home on East Main Street. Funeral from the residence this afternoon at two o'clock conducted by Rev F Z Burkette. Burial at South Park Cemetery.

Opa White Charles White East Main Street F. Z. Burkette South Park Cemetery

Downey of Rochester Visits Greensburg

L. R. Downey, former Fulton county treasurer from Rochester, was hosted by Rev. F. Z. Burkette and family over Sunday. It was his second Greensburg visit, and he was impressed with the city.

L. R. Downey Rochester F. Z. Burkette Familly Mr. Downey Fulton County Greensburg

Galbraiths Head South For Winter In Deland Florida

Dr and Mrs A D Galbraith depart tomorrow morning for Deland Florida to spend the winter. Mrs Mary Seiss and her daughter Clementine and son Harry of Polo Missouri are guests of their Styers relatives here.

A. D. Galbraith Deland Florida Mary Seiss Clementine Harry Polo, Mo Styers

Local Briefs: Farm Sale, Injuries, Football Tie, and Notices

Mrs. Jesse Stvers and sister Mrs. Mary Seiss of Polo hosted EF A Norman family in Hope over Sunday. A fifteen-horse sale at Applegate livery on West Main drew a good crowd and fair prices. builder Joseph Stvers plans a garage. William Barnes, a veteran G A R member near town, is gravely ill. Purdue and Indiana played to a 0 0 tie before 8400 fans in Lafayette. County turkeys are plentiful but stored for Christmas with higher prices expected. poultry dealers quote twenty one cents live and thirty seven cents dressed. A Baptist church in Putney held a service Saturday night. all members urged to attend. An eye class formed for women, with Florine Siling as teacher, meets at the high school gym. Jacob Haas injured at the Applegate livery stable remains homebound and sore. William Snyder, Purdue graduate in horticulture, has a new position with the U S Government. Community lodge observed a sorrow service at Presbyterian church with Thns 1 Frt Slovk delivering the annual address. Lewis Stout travels to Indianapolis to return as Metal Auto Parts superintendent. Simeon Dell and wife of Letts welcomed a baby girl this morning.

Decatur County

Woodfills Will Winter in Tucson For Mrs Woodfill Health

Mr and Mrs Robert C Woodfill and their son Oliver accompanied by Mrs Oliver Hunter plan to travel to Tucson Arizona Thursday to spend the winter for Mrs Woodfills health Mr Hunter will join in January Rev and Mrs S G Gibson representatives of the American Volunteers Association departed for Toledo Ohio Mrs Gibson was ill during their visit and could not assist in the street meetings

Robert C. Woodfill Oliver Oliver Hunter Tucson Arizona S. G. Gibson American Volunteers’ Association Toledo Ohio

Lester Cornutt Guests At Westport Home

Ane Lester Cornutt, an employee of Anderson, is visiting Westport as a guest of local residents for several days.

Ane Lester Cornutt Anderson Westport

Curtis Couple Visiting New Castle Relatives

Mr and Mrs Tom Curtis from New Castle are staying a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Curtis in town.

Tom Curtis New Castle Mrs Alex Curtis

Lawrence Law and Jacob Manuel Visit Westport

Lawrence Law and Jacob Manuel, both employed at New Castle, are visiting with home folks at Westport.

Lawrence Law Jacob Manuel New Castle Westport

Mrs Armilda Owens Seeks Street and Alley Vacation

Mrs Armilda Owens files in circuit court a petition for an order to vacate a street and alley in the town of Adams.

Armilda Owens Adams

Mrs Ellen Smith Returns From Chicago Visit

Mrs Ellen Smith of North Anderson Street has returned home after visiting Chicago with her daughter Mrs Ida Thompson.

Ellen Smith North Anderson Street Chicago Ida Thompson

Mrs Cornuli Returns Home After Visit

Mrs M B Cornuli returns to her Westport home after visiting relatives and friends at Edinburg and Franklin.

M. B. Cornuli Westport Edinburg Franklin

Death of Mrs David Hillis in Chicago noted

Relatives report the death of Mrs. David Hillis in Chicago occurred weeks ago. Mr Hillis, a county native, died two years earlier in Chicago, leaving a valuable estate. The son remains as the sole survivor of the family.

David Hillis Chicago Hillis

Illness and travel touch East Central Adams scene

Mrs D W Hazelrigg and Miss Margaret Drake attend ill family matters as Margaret’s illness improves. Mrs C C Morrison touts a milk cow turning profit with $20 in August and $16 last month. Miss Augusta McIntyre from St Paul wins Polk contests drawing, rewarded by S O Dungan with a one dollar bill.

C. C. Morrison Dr. Morrison Augusta McIntyre St. Paul S. O. Dungan

Remy Named Secretary of State Aide by Judge Jackson

F E A Remy of the Review is appointed to a desirable slot in the secretary of state's office by Judge Ed Jackson the new secretary. Duties not yet advised. Remy and Jackson have been close political friends for 25 years. Baby Rowena Ellen born to Mr and Mrs O F Reims of Westport weighing nine pounds. Farmers Club of Spring Will to hold all day meeting Friday at Mr and Mrs W J Rineail residence. Miss Mae and Olive Asmstrene Claude Cohee Ollie Harwood attended an Upstate entertainment at Miss Gertrude Beck's home. Helen Woodtill and Mabel McCoy joined a Delta Delta Delta luncheon in Indianapolis for its 28th anniversary. Mr and Mrs Joe Moss hosted a Sunday noon dinner honoring Elmer Wooden headed for Florida. Q Mo Braes and Miss Gertrude Lone were married today at Ray Long's home. Evans to reside with Mrs Emma Wiamilton on North Broadway. Mrs C PR Turd hosted a five hundred party for niece Miss Nancy Rouse of Criterton Kentucky. Mrs S V Pleak and Mrs S A Bonner hosted the ravers. tomorrow afternoon Mrs Bird...

Farmers’ Club of Spring W. J. Rineail Reed Q. Mo. Braes Independent Telephore Company Gertrude Lone Lima Ohio Ray Long C. PR. Turd Nancy Rouse Critterton Kentucky S. V. Pleak S. A. Bonner Bird Embroidery Club Harrington Boyd Franklin Street Gertrude Upjohn Lafayette C. B.ainsworth Emma Clemmons

Dorothy Sipe To Visit From Carthage For Card Gathering

Miss Dorothy Sipe of Carthage will be an out of town guest at a social cards gathering with friends. The note highlights the guest’s travel from Carthage and the casual, friendly nature of the event.

Dorothy Sipe Carthage

Eighteenth Birthday Surprise for Mildred Conquest

The senior class members surprised Mildred Conquest at her home on 825 North Lincoln Street Saturday evening for her eighteenth birthday. A class gift of a sterling silver fork was among the presents. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Conquest and granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Glenn.

Mildred Conquest North Lincoln Street Miss Conquest Claude Conquest Margaret Glenn

Informal Sendoff for Mrs Oliver Hunter in Huntingburg

Mrs BE G Schultz hosted a Twentieth Century Sewing Club gathering at East Main street to honor Mrs Oliver Hunter who departs Thursday for Tucson Arizona. Guests included Miss Dora Dickerson Miss Lucy Harlinger Kate Emmert Kathryn Woodfill and several Mrs Steverson Shields Clemmons and Howard. Each attendee wrote a train letter to be read on the journey.

Oliver Hunter Tucson Arizona BE. G. Schultz East Mainstreet Twentieth Century Sewing Club Hunter Dora Dickerson Lucy Hazelrige Kate and Bright Emmert Kathryn Woodfill Emmett Stevenson Ed Shields Emma Clemmons Jeannette Howard

Mrs Bertha Magers Visits Relatives in Indianapolis

Mrs Bertha Magers visits Indianapolis for a few days to see relatives.

Bertha Magers Indianapolis

Deems Visit to Cincinnati To See Niece and Family

Mr and Mrs Samuel Deems traveled to Cincinnati today to visit their niece Mrs Elmer Carter and her family, meeting relatives during the trip.

Samuel Deems Cincinnati Mrs Elmer Carter

Westport Couple Visit Son in Edinburg

Richard Stott and his wife of Westport traveled to Edinburg on Sunday to visit their son Dora Stott, sharing a family moment during the weekend trip.

Richard Stott Westport Edinburg Dora Stott

Miss Anna Welsh Plans Visit to Oxford Ohio

Miss Anna Welsh will travel to Oxford Ohio on Wednesday to visit her cousin Miss Mabel who is a senior at Oxford College.

Anna Welsh Oxford Ohio Mabel Oxford College

Mrs Rathburn Returns Home After Visit Northern County

Mrs Rathburn has returned to her home in St Paul following a visit with Mrs James Buck and their family north of town.

Mary Rathburn St Paul James Buck

Visit of Kansas City pair to East Main residents

Kansas City, Missouri visitors recently in New York City will arrive the latter part of this week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zoller on East Main Street.

Kansas City New York City Charles Zoller East Main Street

Mrs Burns Heads to Clinton for Visit

Mrs Parmelia Burns left Monday night for Clinton Illinois to spend a few weeks with her daughter Mrs C H Schmidt.

Parmelia Burns Clinton Illinois C. H. Schmidt

Miss Gertrude Upjohn Visits Ainsworths Then Returns Home

Miss Gertrude Upjohn who had been visiting Mr and Mrs C B Ainsworth of North Michigan avenue returned to her home in Lafayette today.

Gertrude Upjohn Bir C. B. Ainsworth North Michigan Avenue Lafayette

Townsend and Stewart plan Milton fence post purchase

Walter Stewart of the East Main street mercantile firm Townsend and Stewart traveled to Milton Kentucky to contract for several cars of locust fence posts.

Walter Stewart East Main Street Townsend & Stewart Milton Kentucky

Prayer meeting at First M. E. church Wednesday

A prayer meeting is scheduled at the First M. E. church Wednesday evening at 7 30 led by Rev Ainzo Murphy in the pastor's absence. The event is expected to draw a large attendance.

M. E Ainzo Murphy

Mrs Iserime Returns From Indianapolis Visit

Mrs. W. H. Iserime returned from Indianapolis where she visited her husband who is supervising a building project for the Arts Metal Parts Company.

W. H. Iserime Indianapolis Arts Metal Parts Company

Grangers Welcome Baby Girl in Clarkshoro

Mr and Mrs Charles Granger of the Clarkshoro neighborhood are entertaining a fine baby girl born this morning.

Charles Granger Clarkshoro

Local Visitors Stop in Town in Social Round

Mrs. Delgar Moore and Mrs. Milton Moore of Forest Hill called in town today with Mrs. Robert Donnell and Miss Ella McCoy of Spring Hill visiting friends. Marion Tomson from near Needham was also here. A note on canal boat crews and population comparisons in Europe closes the snippet.

Delgar Moore Milton Moore Forest Hill Robert ‘Donnell Ella McCoy Spring Hill Marion Tomson Needham

Mrs Doggett visits with daughter in St Paul

Word arrives that a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Collier formerly Miss Louise Menzie of this city. Mrs Arthur Doggett returned to her home in St Paul Saturday evening after a short visit here with her daughter Mrs Neil on North Broadway.

Arthur Doggett St. Paul Neil North Broadway Harry Collier Louise Menzie

Chile to appoint commission on agriculture and hydraulics

Chile will send an official commission to the United States to conduct a thorough study of agriculture and industrial hydraulics, aiming to exchange expertise and improve domestic practices. The action signals continued international cooperation in technical fields and may influence policy development.

Chile United States

Spousal Rights Questioned in Cleveland Case

Nellie Powell of Cleveland left 1000 dollars for the support of four pets. The court rules that the husband may legally spank a wife who refuses to kiss him. Ruth Carol Gray, fifteen months old, of Mr and Mrs Frank Gray, is seriously ill with pneumonia.

Nellie Powell i Cleveland da Sarge Rudge Sterrs Brooklyn, N. Y Ruth Carol

Porter family ties shift to YMCA residence

Will H. Porter is living at the YMCA after his father's death. Ira G. Stark and his wife are occupying the Porter flat on the west side of the square for the winter.

Will H. Porter Ira G. Stark Porter

Letts Student Charles McCorkle Returns from DePauw

Charles McCorkle of Letts will return from DePauw University for the Thanksgiving vacation.

Charles McCorkle Letts DePauw University

Local Y M C A leaders return from state convention

Secretary H P Scott and Physical Director John L Turner of the local Y M C A report an excellent State Y M C A convention in Marion. Several residents visit relatives and attend gatherings as Thanksgiving plans take shape across Connersville and nearby towns.

H. P. Scott John L. Turner Marion

Mrs R F Lee Visits Miss Ruth McCracken in Madison

Miss Ruth McCracken traveled to Madison to stay with Mrs. R F Lee for several days of visiting.

Ruth McCracken Madison R. F. Lee

Hartons Visit Milroy in Brief Local Stop

Mr and Mrs C A Harton of Milroy were in town today for a brief visit, sharing greetings with locals and noting small community ties during their stop.

Miss Newhouse to spend Thanksgiving at Kingston home

Miss Helen Newhouse will be home from DePauw University for Thanksgiving with home folks at Kingston Wilson Shera and Aaron Updike. Five Estport citizens were business visitors today. S P Mineur was elected a director of Union Trust Company replacing James B Lathrop and Will C WoortAll took James M Woodttl's place on the board.

Wilson Shera Aaron Updike Estport S.P. Mineur Union Trust Company James B. Lathrop Will C. WoortAll James M. Woodttl Dhe Reclore

Relatives Visit and Local Notices in Indianapolis

Airs Will Smiley visits relatives at Bormeyv tied to ES LESUCLNE PASTICIS in Indianapolis today. Mrs Ella Smith visits son Roy near Williamstown. Mr and Mrs Carl Alexander move to Indianapolis today. Register at West's Grocery for a Wednesday turkey giveaway. Mrs C Z Utter of Hope and Mrs Walter Hite of Sandusky spend day in Indianapolis. Mrs George Hamilton and Mrs Stanton Hamilton conduct business in Indianapolis. Mrs Nathan Stewart returns from Oxford Ohio visit. Miss Worth Stewart starts as new clerk at Owens Jewelry and Music Store.

C. Z. Utter Hope Walter Hite Sandusky Indianapolis

Livery Stable Moves as Repairs Begin at Applevate Site

John F Clemons relocates his livery stable from North Michigan Avenue to the rear of Applevate stable on West Main Street for temporary use during repairs. Elmer Wooden buys a new Inter State machine from George Kanouse of Indianapolis and will ship it to Florida for winter use, with departure planned in a few days.

John F. Clemons North Michigan Avenue Applevate West Main Street Elmer Wooden George Kanouse Indianapolis Florida Wooden

Skillman Family Visit Highlights Local Event in Denver Sister

Mr and Mrs Horace Skillman of Denver Colorado spent Sunday in town attending events related to Miss Ethel Skillman. The visit showcased local ties and family presence amid community activities.

Horace Skillman Denver Colorado Ethel Skillman

Louise Shoffner Travel to Ossian Visit Miss Marjorie

Louise Shoffner departed for Ossian Indiana today to visit Miss Marjorie, continuing a local social routine in the community.

Mises Louise Shoffner Ossian Ind Marjorie

Masons to Exhibit Master’s Degree in Clarksburg

Nill, a former Greensburg resident, will lead the Masons tonight in Clarksburg to exemplify the Master’s degree work for the lodge there.

Clarksburg

John W Redington Visits Son Building Pike at Fal mouth

John W. Redington traveled to Fal mouth to see his son Charles who is working on a pike project in the locality.

John W. Redington Falmouth Charles

Mrs Hedrick Visited Canada on Hope Trip

Mrs. D. K. Hedrick of Canada traveled through town today while returning from Hope where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burney.

D. K. Hedrick Canada Hope Joe Burney

Early Morning Passengers From Local Names Headed to Indianapolis

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Christian, Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Woodfill, and John Young were among the early morning travelers departing for Indianapolis.

J. H. Christian Wirt Woodfill John Young Indianapolis

Mozingo and Shuman Take Cincinnati Trip Today

Henry Mozingo of Sandusky and Mrs. Marie Shuman who lives in the Mozingo home were passengers for Cincinnati today.

Henry Mozingo Sandusky Marie Shuman Mozingo Cincinnati

Mrs Barlow Returns Home After Visit in Library Square

Mrs Frank Barlow has returned to her home in St Paul after a visit here with her sister Mrs C F Kerch eval in Library Square.

Frank Barlow St. Paul C. F. Kercheval Library Square

Vocational Class Photos At City High School

Yesterday several pictures were taken of girls in the vocational department at our city high school to document their work for the State Department of Public Instruction. Miss Carrie Stewart heads the school. Photos show the girls cooking foods and displaying the finished dishes.

Our City State Department of Public Instruction Carrie Stewart

Skillman Family Visit From Denver Lovingly Recalled

Horace C. Skillman and his family of Denver are visiting Greensburg relatives for ten days. Skillman served as city attorney during the Thomson administration and later joined the Bardell Hecox McComb Skillman firm. Mrs Skillman, daughter of Rev A D Berry, is also a former Greensburg resident.

Horace C. Skillman Denver Col Horace Thomson Greensburg Bardell, Hecox, McComb & Skillman Skillman A. D. Berry Our City

Remy and Ed Jackson Reunion Ties Return

E A Remy is appointed in the secretary of state’s office reconnecting with former pupil Ed Jackson now secretary of state. A funeral for Mrs. Levi Crist was held at Adams Methodist Church. West school staff and pupils begin monthly save and sell paper drives to fund ground equipment, call 1397 to help.

E. A. Remy Secretary of State Remy Tipton High Ed Jackson Levi Crist Adams

Doddridges Visit to Vincennes and Moore Hill College

Rev J H Doddridge and wife left for a week with son Paul at Vincennes and their home at Art. Car mel. His pulpit at the First ME church will be supplied next Sunday by Dr Hughes new president of Moores Hill College.

J. H. Doddridge Paul Vincennes Tavon Stel Art. Carmel Hughes Moores Hill Colene

Mrs Dille Opens Cash-Only Grocery at 728 North Browiway

Mrs John Dille opens a cash sales grocery in the Prick Building on Montgomery property, Montgom ery family now owner, formerly used as a job or infing fire. It will be a convenient neighborhood store with no deliveries.

John Dille North Browiway Prick Montgomery Tille

Monticello Man Returns Home After Greensbury Stay

H. G. Thomas of Monticello returns home after a Greensbury stint. He worked for the Review and made many friends in town. His father was elected county commissioner on the Republican ticket at the recent election.

H. G. Thomas Monticello Greensbury Our City Hits Father

Meo ened Mrs George 2 Shoemaker weigh winter plans

The Shoemakers consider Phoenix for the winter for Mr Shoemaker health while George adapts to winters here. Reich prefers staying home.Local Scottish Rite Masons plan next Indianapolis meeting with three Greensburg men Dr D W Weaver Dr C R Bird and Frank Donnell to receive degrees.

George Shoemaker Phoenix Arizona Reich Indianapolis Greensburg D. W. Weaver C. R. Bird Frank Donnell

Milford youths plan chicken roast and fireworks display

Several young men from Milford neighborhood organize a celebration tomorrow night featuring a chicken roast and a fireworks display. The planned event aims to provide shared festive entertainment for residents and guests in the area.

Milford

Earl Rogers Opens Five and Ten Store in Versailles Ohio

Earl Rogers has gone to Versailles Ohio to open a fine five and ten cent store for Mrs Effinger of that city. He is connected with the Morris Store here and has become an efficient man in business. A public sale held today by John Carr at his farm a mile east of Sandusky drew a big crowd with brisk bidding. The Ladies Aid Society of the Sandusky M. E. church served lunch.

Earl Rogers Versailles Ohio Mrs. Effinger Earl Morris John Carr Sandusky Ladies’ Aid Society of Sandusky M. E. Church

Local guests visit families and prize awarded for window decor

Mrs. C. H. Brown and Miss Minnie Boyl of Indianapolis are guests of their parents on East Main Street. Kirby Bros. won a $10 prize for the best decorated window on Polk Nay. Miss Hattie Fisher returned to Indianapolis after visiting her former home at Hope.

C. H. Brown Minnie Boyl Indianapolis Mrs Fred Boyl East Main Street Kirby Bros Polk Nay Hattie Fisher Hope

Mrs Albert White Sick, Off Duty At Dalmbert’s Store

Mrs Albert White was unable to be on duty at Dalmbert's store today due to illness, leaving the shop short staffed as customers faced limited assistance during business hours.

Albert White Dalmbert’s

Roy Glidewell to Visit Newpoint for Friends Stay

Roy Glidewell travels to Newpoint today to be hosted by friends for several days, planning a short visit with local companions and social events.

Roy Glidewell Newpoint

Tliff Staples Plans Thanksgiving With Friends and Dance

Tliff Staples, a Bloomington student, will spend Thanksgiving with friends in Milroy and attend the Eagles Hall dance Thursday evening, outlining social plans for the holiday period.

Tliff Staples Bloomington Milroy Eagles’ Hall

Social club gatherings and charity events fill week

Miss Lucy Garver hosted the Philanthea Class at North Ireland Street with an elegant oyster supper for thirty. Officers elected included Miss Nelle McConnell and Miss Nettie Stone, with several committees formed. Other notices cover the Married Folks Euchre Club dinner at East Main Street, a Loyal Daughters Class Christmas basket plan at West Washington Street, a Presbyterian church meeting on December 5 in social economics, the Embroidery Club luncheon at North Franklin Street, a Lafayette visitor at C. B Ainsworth, and Loyal Women of the Christian Sunday School meeting at Mrs W P Hann, featuring readings by several members and a brief informal period.

Lucy Garver Philanthea The Baptist Sunday School North Ireland Street Nelle McConnell Nettie Stone Earl Woodward Mildred Reivke Daisy Magee Reas Lucy Tazelbee Loyal Daughters Christian Sunday School West Washington Street Brazier Kirby Bolan Turner the Christian Sunday School W. P. Hann James Cowan Margaret Glenn Fred Boyl

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