The Tourist Club Meets at Mrs Will Cumback Home
The Tourist Club gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Will Cumback’s hospitable home with members and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Christian Mrs. Pulse Miss Irene Durham and others. Programs featured piano solos by Mrs. Montgomery vocal solo by Mrs. Winn and a talk by Dr. Bird on French scientific topics. The next meeting is scheduled for December 30.
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Will Cumback
T. E. Davidson
J. H. Christian
W. C. Pulse
Irene Durham
E. E. Doles
J. J. Pool
E. W. Winn
W. W. Bonner
Dwight Murphy
Masons Elect Greensburg Chapter Officers
Greensburg Chapter No 8 R A M met to elect officers led by High Priest C T Pleak and include W L Miller as King L D Braden as Scribe Joe Drake as Capt of Host Bruce Bishop as Principal Sojourner J W Rucker as R A Captain A N Graham as Treasurer Ed Dille as Secretary A gift of gold badges was presented to past high priested members and Ed Dille for ten years of service. Judge Frank E Gavin of Indianapolis may attend Jan 14 for installation and jewel presentation. John Bayless was entitled to a badge but absent.
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Greensburg
C. T. Pleak
King
W. L. Miller
L. D. Braden
Joe Drake
Prin
Bruce Bishop
R. A
J. W. Rucker
A. N. Graham
Ed Dille
E. T. Riley
William L. Miller
P. T. Lambert
A. P. Bone
Frank E. Gavin
Indianapolis
John Bayless
Must Name The Baby
Indianapolis December 9 The state board of health threatens prosecutions against physicians who fail to report births. The law imposes fines from ten to fifty dollars for first offenses and fifty to one hundred dollars for subsequent offenses. Dr J N Hurty notes recent cases where infant deaths were reported but births were not. He says accurate birth records aid heirs in property disputes and other legal matters.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Health
J. N. Hurty
Board
Personal Keepsakes For Family Wardrobe And Gear
A catalog note lists items such as pins cuff buttons fobs watch chains and umbrellas intended for family use. It emphasizes practical keepsakes and small accessories for relatives and household members.
Knights of St John elect officers for 1920s chapter
The Knights of St John elected officers: President A Habig. 1st Vice John Stier. 2nd Vice A Snider. Corresponding Secretary George Redelman. Financial Secretary Ed Stier. Treasurer L Spitzmesser. Trustees include J C Eisenman L Spitzmesser and Jacob Bender.
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Knights of St. John
A. Habig
John Stier
A. Snider
George Redelman
Ed Stier
L. Spitzmesser
J. C. Eisenman
Jacob Bender
revival services at Holiness church this week
Holiness Christian church in the west part of the city invites readers to attend revival services every night this week and over the Sabbath. Pastor G C Middleton leads the services.
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Holiness Christian Church
City
G.C. Middleton
Death of John O'Day in Fresno California
John O'Day aged about fifty died in Fresno California on Monday after going west for health reasons and working in railroading. His body was expected to arrive here soon. He was the son of Dennis O'Day of near Middlebranch and had a brother Dennis O'Day who lives in Richmond, about one hundred miles from Fresno, since two years past.
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John O’day
Fresno
California
Dennis O'Day
Dennis O’day
Richmond
Sturgis Returns to Livery Firm With Big Four Purchase
Charles E. Sturgis has reacquired the Big Four Livery on South Franklin from Alexander Redelman and Fromer for about 35000. The old, well regarded stand adds to Sturgis’s proven success after his Moss House stable venture. The Standard wishes him success.
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Charles E. Sturgis
Alexander, Redelman & Fromer
Big Four
Franklin Street
Sturgis
Moss House
Harry Woodfill
Mrs Charles E Taylor Dies At Home
Mrs Charles E Taylor died at her home three miles west of town at eleven o’clock Tuesday morning at age thirty seven. She was a daughter of Joseph Vanansdall and had suffered cancer of the stomach. She leaves a husband, her father, three brothers Will Harve and Mort, and two sisters Mrs Will J Back and Mrs Scott Crist. Funeral services were held at the home at ten o’clock yesterday morning with Rev A Murphy officiating. Burial in South Park cemetery.
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Charles E. Taylor
Joseph Vanansdall
Will
Harve
Mort
Will J. Back
Scott Crist
Rev
A. .Murphy
South Park Cemetery
Associated Charities Elect Greensburg Officers
The Greensburg based charity board elected Dr Curtis Bland as president Bert Kirby as vice president C W Woodward as treasurer and Miss Margaret Drake as secretary New officers join Rev A L Bennett Dan S Perry Harry Lathrop Mrs F P Montfort and Mrs Edward Kessing The secretary reported receipts of 678 dollars The association newly formed will dispense aid in a practical systematic manner with an office over Citizens Bark.
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Associated Charities
Curtis Bland
Bert Kirby
C. W. Woodward
Margaret Drake
A. L. Bennett
Dan S. Perry
Harry Lathrop
F. P. Montfort
Edward Kessing
Greensburg
Association
Powers Trial Scene Shifts With Testimony Turbulence
Georgetown Kentucky witnesses clash as Jim Howard rejects a handshake from Robert Noakes, a Goebel murder era witness. John Ricketts curses Goebel and refuses to testify for the prosecution while Col. Jack Chinn recounts the shooting that killed William Goebel.
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Georgetown
Powers
Jim Howard
Robert Noakes
Goebel
Howard
Jim
Noakes
Yoursey
John Ricketts
Barboursville Military Company
Arthur Goebel
Ricketts
Col
Jack Chinn
William Goebel
Col. Chinn
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chairs Considered for Carnegie Library Lecture Room
City club members viewed chair samples yesterday for the Carnegie library lecture room. Proposals include hosting several union club meetings at the central, well suited venue.
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Carnegie Library
Union Club
Diggins alias Robertson captured in Kokomo for larceny
William Diggins alias William Robertson was arrested in Kokomo after fleeing northern Indiana. He faces larceny charges in Greensburg for stealing flour from Barlow mills and a shotgun and pen from the Deem and Anderson livery stable. Officer Elmer Robbins delivered him to Greensburg. authorities say he fled seven miles barefoot after a second story jump.
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William Diggins
William Robertson
Kokomo
Barlow Mills
Diggins
Frank Deem
James Anderson
Deem & Anderson
Indiana
Elmer Robbins
Indianapolis Star
Greensburg
Pure bred hog statistics mix up ends in Indianapolis
Miss Mary Stubbs head of the Indiana Bureau of Statistics sent blanks to livestock dealers for pure bred hog data. A Greensburg dealer said the blanks were misaddressed and joked about collecting statistics on pure bred end seat hogs in Indianapolis, noting local residents on College Avenue could help.
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Mary Stubbs
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
C. M. Cunningham
Greensburg
Miss Stubbs
Surprise Wedding Ties Mount and Brooks in Quiet Farm Ceremony
Thomas J. Mount of this city and Nora L. Brooks of Milford were quietly married at noon last Wednesday at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Clouds near the Carnegie library. The groom, a Shelby county farmer two miles west of Milford, said he was sixty two and the bride thirty five. The couple kept the marriage secret until Saturday and now reside on the old Frank Butler place west of Milford.
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Thomas J. Mount
Nora L. Brooks
Milford
G. C. Clouds
Carnegie Library
Frank Butler
Shelby County
Centenary M E Church revival yields sixty conversions
Rev A L Bennett capped a three weeks meeting at Centenary M E Church on Sunday night with sixty conversions and reclamations. Assisted by Miss Powell and Miss Brown from Cincinnati's Methodist Training School, the revival strengthens Centenary's growth and spiritual vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bennett
M. E
Bennett
Drake's Bargain Day Gifts Watches and Rings
Bargain day sale at Drake's features watches clocks and rings as elegant gift options. Shoppers find discounts on timepieces and jewelry for special occasions.
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Drake's
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the Tourist Club
R. W. Mont
Gomery
Science
C. R. Bird
R. A. Masons Elect
John Cross
Edmeades Bros
Charles Clark
Elmsworth
Mr. Gray
Robert Perkins
Thomas Smith
S. B. Dixon
Mary E. Hart
Mamie McElroy
H. Spohn
Charles Taylor
Caleb Powers
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