Greensburg Masons file for Temple Association formation
Greensburg lodges led by No 36 vote to file articles of incorporation for a Masonic Temple Association with $60,000 capital stock. Officers elected include Walter Ehrhardt as Worshipful Master and D. W. Weaver as a three year trustee. The project, supported by Blue Lodge and related bodies, envisions building on the Kessing lot at North Franklin Street. Adam R. Meek, 58, Prosperous Farmer, dies at his Fugit Township home. funeral set at Spring Hill church with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Greensburg
Sonic Temple
Masonic Temple Association
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch
Council of Royal and Select Masters
Commandery
Order of Easter Star
Howard
Aaron Howard
Nelson Mowrey
Missouri Wilton
Masonic Temple
Franklin’ Street
Kessing
Lodge
Masonic
Order of Estern Star
Royal
Walter Ehrhardt
Edgar Osting
Adam R. Meek
Fugit Township
Thomas and
Nancy Meek
Spring Hill
Indiana University
Bloomington
Danville
Agnes Stewart
Shelbyville
Spring Hill Church
Harvey McCann
Spring Hill Cerretory
Meek
Convention of Indiana Farm Bureau Opens Tomorrow
The Indiana Farm Federation convenes a two day meeting at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis starting tomorrow with over 1,000 delegates expected. John S. Shannon, Robert Buell, and Livy Eward from Adams township represent local interests as sessions feature leading speakers and field trips. Miss Dorothy Urser of Muncie arrives to visit Miss Harriet Taylor for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana Farm Federation
Claypool
Indianapolis
John S. Shannon
Robert Buell
Livy Eward
Adams Township
Dorothy Urser
Muncie
Harriet Taylor
Remembrance Note for Raymond Craig Departed 1921
A memorial verse expresses lasting sorrow for Raymond Craig who died November 25 1921. The family remembers him with sadness two years after his passing. mother father and three brothers share ongoing grief and longing as they continue their journey without him.
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Raymond Craig
Benjamin Franklin Moore of Letts Dies at 88
Benjamin Franklin Moore, born September 14, 1840 in Butler County, died November 30, 1928 at age 83 in Decatur County. He married three times and had seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held December 3 at Mt Elie Baptist Church conducted by Rev. C. B. Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Moore
Letts
Benjamin Franklin Moore
Yarner
Charlotte Evans Moore
Butler County
John
Hulda Tomson
Decatur County
Moore
Union Presbyterian Church
Anne T. Bentley
W. E. Jackson
Anna
Cynthia F. Cheek
Albert Roszell
Martha Stuckey
Vethrie
Marzaret June
Lellia Irene Gregory
Pappa Moore
Mr. Moore
C. B. Atkinson
Mt. Elie Baptist Church
Mt Pleasant church elects officers for coming year
The Sardinia Mt Pleasant Baptist Church held its Saturday night meeting electing deacons trustees and other officers to take office January 1. Names include Raymond Hern Chas Hern Geo Clark Roscoe McKelvie Albert Moncrief Chas Owens Emma Sherman and more with rules limiting dual offices. Reverend Mullins of Louisville presided and a large attendance approved new bylaw rules and a finance committee to aid the treasurer.
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Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church of
Chas. Owens
John Deniston
Emma Sherman
Vafe Dixon
Prohibition Enforcement Meeting at Court House Ties Courts and Officials
The morning session drew sheriffs peace officers and mayors as Prohibition Enforcement Officer Bert Morgan led a discussion on enforcing liquor laws. Speakers included John McCord and R C Minton outlining legal rights and limits, while Sheriff Spillman and Prosecutor Turner shared enforcement experiences. Judge John W. Craig reaffirmed adherence to law over zealotry, urging justice within legislative and court frameworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Morgan
Court House
Mr. Morgan
John McCord
Attorney-General’s Office
Anti-Saloon League
R. C. Minton
Minton
Sheriff Spillman
Ripley County
Prosecutor Turner
Ripley
Jen
John W. Craig
Decatur County
Craig
Stanley
Liberty
Supreme Court
Educational Institute Session Opened at Springhill
The United Presbyterian church education session began this afternoon at Springhill with strong attendance and keen interest. Dr. T. H. McMichael president of Monmouth College will speak along with Rev. A. W. Jamieson and Rev. J. E. Bradford. The program includes addresses, music, devotions and reports and will close tonight.
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Tor
Educational Institute
The
United Presbyterian Church
Springhill
T. H. McMichael
Monmouth College
Monmouth
J. S. E. McMichael
A. W. Jamieson
D. D
J. E. Bradford
Hildred Funk Leads Daily Student Story Before Big Game
Hildred Funk of this city, a member of Indiana University Daily Student staff, wrote the lead article for the November 24 issue. Her piece covers the women's pep meeting paired with the men's meeting ahead of the Indiana Purdue football game, including remarks by Mrs. William Lowe Bunyan and Grace Philpott Young.
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Hildred Funk
Indiana University
Daily Student
Indiana Purdue
William Lowe Bunyan
Grace Philpott Young
Death of Civil War Veteran in Danville
Richard M. Clark 85 Civil War veteran and father of Western Union manager J. R. Clark died at Soldiers Home Danville Illinois. Clark served in Co E 49th Indiana regiment and was among the remaining 71 survivors of that unit.
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Western Union
Danville
Ilinois
J. R. Clark
Richard M. Clark
Soldiers
Til
Mr. Clark
Co. E
49Th Indiana Regiment
Weekend Guests Attend Local School Event
Miss Eleanor Meek hosts Lucille Cross Milicent Cross and Virginia Carter for a weekend visit. They plan to attend the G. H. S. and R. H. 8S basketball game and dance.
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Eleanor Meek
Lucillemere Milicent Cross
Virginia Carter
Farm Federation Annual Meeting at Baptist Church
The Farm Federation of Washington Township holds its yearly meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Baptist church. A banquet and program follow with dinner prepared by church ladies. An out of town speaker will address the gathering and officers will report on the past year. Officers will be elected and about 75 members attend along with a few friends. A membership drive is planned for the near future.
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Farm Federation of
Washington Township
Baptist Church
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Son Roy in Los Angeles Sends Box of Oranges to Mrs Sweezey
Mrs Louis Sweezey receives a generous box of oranges from her son Roy now in Los Angeles California. He works at the Hillman bank there and says he likes his job very much.
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Louis Sweezey
Roy
Los Angeles
Cal
Ihe
Hillman‘bank
Resolutions of Respect for Anna Butler
The Liberty Baptist Church Aid Society records a tribute to the memory of Sister Anna Butler. They praise her Christian life and faithful service, extend sympathy to her bereaved family, and acknowledge her wisdom and devoted conduct in the society.
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Anna Butler
Sister Butler
Committee of Aid Society of _ Liberty
Baptist Church
Church Institute addresses stress religious and secular education
The Spring Hill church session hosted a well attended Institute led by Dr A W Jamieson head of the second synod. Dr T H McMichael president of Monmouth College spoke both afternoon and night. Addresses were given by Rev J E Bradford and Rev Mills Taylor on the educational propaganda challenge.
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Spring Hill
A. W. Jamieson
T. H. McMichael
Monmouth College
J. E. Bradford
Church Board
Mills Taylor
Philadelphia
Father John's Medicine Origins Found in Lowell Drug Store
An 1855 prescription for Father John O'Brien's cold and throat troubles was recorded at a Merrimack Street apothecary, later naming Father John's Medicine. The store, established in 1827, remains a modernized drug shop with preserved old prescription books.
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Lowell
Mass
Merrimack Street
Father John
John O’brien
Johncine
John’s
Distribution of County Tax Expenditures This Week
The county auditor allocates 388316.61 to state county and township uses for civil and school purposes. The table lists amounts to Adams Fugit Clay Clinton Jackson Marion Sandcreek Saltcreek Washington St Paul Milford Westiort Westport Millhousen Millhousen Newpoint Greensburg for roads schools tuition sinking and miscellaneous funds totaling 149698.69 for roads and 78888.75 for state and local school related items among others.
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Adams Township
Fugit
Clay
Clinton
Jackson
Marion
Sandcreek
Saltcreek
Washington
St. Paul Civil Corp
Corporation
Milford Civil, Corp
Westiort School Corp
Westport Civil
Millhousen School
Millhousen
Newpoint
Greensburg School Corporation
Greensburg Civil Corporation
School
Solier Memorial
Capa
General County
Aua
Corporation Acnaiinn No
Deling
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Father
God
Ens
Lennie Hern
Lillian Deniston
Maud Albert
B. F. Gaston
Edgar L. Mullins
Louisville
Germany
E. A. Hirshfeld
Union Trust Company
George Wambigans
Batesville
Farmers’ Federation
Lucy Galbraith
Burney
Rev. W. Crider
Carl Johnson
Kanouse
Nings
Scott
Justice of the Peace
Pas
Church Institute
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