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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1900

Page

3

Christmas candy for the holidays at Gebs bakery

Will Woodfill is sick. Gebs bakery headlines holiday candy specials and special church pricing. George Erdmann and family moved to North street. Indianapolis guests, church notices, and local social events fill the page with community life and business promotions. Local officials, auctions, and church notices accompany ads for Dr. Harley glasses and Alexander & Co. products.

Centenarian Mrs. Margaret King Dies in Indiana Home

Mrs. Margaret King aged 109, possibly the region’s oldest resident, died at her daughter’s house on West Main Street at 10 20 Monday morning. Born December 25, 1790 in White Oaks Ohio, she moved to Ripley County Indiana in 1805 with her parents and raised thirteen children, six of whom survive. Her eldest child Mary Levi died three years ago at 87. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. M W Schuh. she was a longtime Baptist member.

Margaret King Frank Lehrer West Main Street White Oaks Ohio Ripley County Indiana Martin William Bruner Mathias Hess Geo. Sanders Margaret Shafer Serber David Bruner Mary Levi M. W. Schuh The Baptist Church

Pleasant 1900 Sardinia gathering marks Uncle Billie’s 88th

On Monday December 8 1900 a group of elderly friends gathered at Charles H Graven and wife in Sardinia to celebrate William Smith known as Uncle Billie on his eighty eighth birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs Hill and others all aged over eighty. A cane with Jeru salem coast wood connected to Uncle Jacob Sater passed through generations and was given to Uncle Billie by Leander Meredith after a telephone chat with his son and daughter. The article closes noting perfume making and inviting customers to view holiday lines.

Shelbyville Ind Charles Major Major Harry C. Morrison Will Cumback Greensburg Elizabeth Fleming Florien Randall Charles H. Graven Sardinia Wm. Smith John C. Hill Jacob Mr. Meredith Billie Joe ‘Stout Letts

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