Equitable Banquet Honors Barwuet Guest Speakers
Elmer E. Boland hosted a DelMon hotel dinner for about two dozen friends. Prof Signor Marone performed. Guests included N J Dilday Indianapolis and Frank T Roots Connersville. Speakers praising Equitable Life Assurance cited its surplus and growth with figures from U S finances and farm wealth. Rev J B Lathrop, a guest, recalled his 77 years with gratitude for policy protection.
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Elmer E. Boland
Equitable Assurance Bocity
New York
DeArmond Hotel
Signor Marone
Indianapolis
N. J. Dilday
F. T. Roots
Louis Everton
Conmerseville
George Lambee
North Vernon
A. J. White
Necastie
J. H. Carroll
Richmond
George Butie
Co Ambos
Thomas J.C Yle
Eymuar
Sam Shirk
Noah Rogers
Greensborg
J. B. Lathrop
Paul Perry
Walter Bonne
J. B. Knehbin
J. E Cas
Frank T. Roots
Connersville
Roots
Equitable Life Assurance
United States
Equitable
Greensburg selects Watson site for Carnegie Library
At Friday’s council meeting Greensburg chose the Watson Foundry site for the Carnegie Library. A $3,400 purchase price was approved to clear buildings, with Major casting the deciding vote after initial opposition to the Wallingford option. The Library Board and planning committees will seek bids and begin construction in early spring.
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Watson Foundry
Carnegie Library
McCune
Watson
Hit
Dowden
Ayes
Bet
Hitt
McCuve
Wallingford
Northern
Greensburg
Library Board
Will Cumback
Huugh Wickens
Sec’y
Mollie Zoller
T. E. Davidson
M. D. Tackett
J. K. Ewing
Marshall Grover
Hugh Wickens
Miss Zoller
Shelbyville
Columbus
Rolands drive boosts December insurance totals in Indiana
In southeastern Indiana district leader Roland reports strong progress and plans a $100000 goal for December with field agents pledging extensive sales. Five days of writing yield $27000 and remaining pledges total $103000, pushing the month toward $180000. Bonner thanks the host and praises Roland’s leadership.
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Lathrop
Equitable
Roland
Indiana
W. C. Roland
N. T. Rogers
Roca
Walter W.bonner
Veterans Officers Elected at John L. Wooden Camp Meeting
Sons of Veteran Officers elected officers at the first regular meeting of the month. Captain Alfred A. Barnes was named to lead, with Theodore Crume as 1st Lieutenant and Harry Braden as 2nd Lieutenant. Anthony Habig A P Crume and E E Powner named to Camp Council. Hez Smith and James Riley chosen as delegates with James Groler and E E Powner as alternates.
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John L
Wooden Camp
Sons of Veterans
Alfred A. Barnes
Theodore Crume
Harry Braden
Anthony Habig
A. P. Crume
E. E. Powner
Hez Smith
James Riley
James Groler
Durbin Secrecy Boosts Speculation on Indiana Message
Indiana Governor Winfield T. Durbin keeps forthcoming legislative recommendations shrouded, sparking wide speculation on his message. Reports note emphasis on state institutions reforms, including separation of the women’s prison, cottage plans for girls, and a new power house to improve fuel, light, and guard needs.
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Indianapolis
Winfield T. Durbin
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Michigan City
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
The
Indian University
Central Asylum For the Insane
Fort Wayne
Woman’s Prison
Goodwine
Legislative Visitation Committee
O. K
Manussert
Hart
Monument Regents
Board of
Indiana
National Guard
John Ward
Indiana National Guard
Battery A
Durbin
North Meridian Street
Pap Thomas Post elects officers for Grand Army of the Republic
At the regular Pap Thomas Post No. 5 meeting the following officers were elected: Commander Albert Tower. Senior Vice Commander H Snell. Junior Vice Commander Thos A Shirk. Quarter Master Aimon B Creath. Chaplain A P Bone. Surgeon Theodore Miller. Officer of the Day D Elder. Officer of the Guard Monroe Marsh. Trustees W N Moberiy D Elder and W P Skeen. Delegates to the Department Encampment Will Cumback A E Hirschfeld and Jasper Cobb with alternates James Rostic John H Kirby Merrit Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pap Thomas Post, No
Grand Army of the Republic
Aimon
Creath
A. P. Bone
Theodore Miller
D. ©. Elder
Monroe Marsh
W. N. Moberiy
D. Elder
W. P. Skeen
Will Cumback
A. E Hirschfeld
Jasper Cobb
James Rostic
John H. Kirby
Merrit Dorsey
Big Bargains at Koarr's in Greensburg Square
The ad highlights the lowest priced boots and shoes in Greensburg at Koarr's on the north west square corner offering felt and rubber boots plus footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Adam
Koarr’s
Thanksgiving Reunion Surprise For Knarrs
A Thanksgiving gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Knarr with relatives and friends from Columbus Harris City Westport and surrounding areas. Attendees included Philip Knarr two daughters and two sons Elmer Douglas the Vetterberg family Mrs Philip Knarr and daughter Lizzie Hamer and Mattie Fisher. A bountiful dinner followed and guests wished continued Thanksgivings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Knarr
Mrs. Kaarr
Special Sale of Farm Implements at Potter Place
The late J. W. Potters place of business near Loyd and Deem stable will open to the public Wednesday and Saturday with special low prices to close out stock. Sellers W. S. Doles and Frank Gray announce the sale of Kirby's five pedals in rock formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Potter
Loyd & Deem
Doles
Frank Gray
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Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Les Luther D. Braten
SES Editor
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Equitable Mit Barwuet
Sons of Veteran Officers
Sty
House
Senate
Catcus
O'Brien
Dearborn
Ohio
Switzerland
William Fortune
Wseffersonville
Johnston
Crawfordsvile
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
J. A. M. Adair
Portland
G. A
Albert Tower
H. ©. Snell
Thos. A. Shirk
Ses Kirby
Porter & Porter, Grocers
NEW Foundry
W.mskeen
C¢ George BL
E.G. Schultz & CO
West Maintreet
Mills Henry & CO
West Side Square
Avi
MUAVI
Alexander & CO
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