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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1906

Page

8

Winters Bring Social Notes From Mechanicsburg Greensburg

A compact local item list describes residents on sick lists shopping in Greensburg and visiting relatives. Several families, including the Hunters and Martins, share visits in Burns and Letts, with marital links noted between Robert Moulton and Mary Ryan at high noon Sunday. A twin birth is reported for Clinton and wife eight pounds each. A birthday party honors Hazel Palmer with nine guests and a friendly local tone throughout.

Forest McKee James Swango Mabel Andrew Swango Clinton Bales Pappy Clint Roosevelt Robert Moulton Mary Ryan

Local Socials Report from Newpoint Area

Newpoint reports visitors and social moments as Harry Mining visits relatives. Mrs Oscar Barkley shopped in Greensburg Thursday. D C Price left Monday for relatives in Oblong. Andy Bornhost and wife visited A M Hooten family on Sunday. Mrs Ed Hoff returned home after visiting Liberty. Mrs Dave Martin and Mr Colson traveled to Indianapolis Monday morning.

Oscar Barkley Greensburg D. C. Price Oblong Andy Bornhost A. M. Hooten Ed Hoff Liberty Dave Martin Mr. Colson Indianapolis

Community Notes: Local Visits and Visits Across Town

Beechwood reports a string of social visits and calls. Mrs Perry Goodpasture and Mrs Henry Rienkie visited Mrs Edward Metz. Orlando Scudder and wife shopped in Greensburg on Thursday. Spencer Clemons from Newpoint visited home folks Sunday. Forrest McKee and wife from Hamburg passed through Sunday. Elsie Hunter stayed near Smyrna with parents for several days. Albert Hunter of Ewington visited his brother M D Hunter Friday. Holman Glidewell and family visited Henry Swarcgo and wife Sunday. James Swango and daughter Mabel visited Andy Swango near Smyrna. Hammond Fiddler and wife from Smiths Crossing visited Granville Martin and wife Sunday. Mrs Mathias Johnston stayed with her daughter near Newpoint Friday and Saturday.

Myron Jenkins Greensburg Sais Holman Glidewell Muse Swango Henry Swango Frank Johnson Indianapolis Matthew Johnston Sarah Martin Hamblin Fidler Granville Martin Orlando Scudder Spencer Clemons Newpoint Forrest McKee Hamburg Elsie Hunter Smyrna Albert Hunter Ewington M. D. Hunter Henry Swarcgo James Swango Mabel Andy Swango

Children rehearse for Greensboro entertainment

Edward Buckley spent Sunday in Greensboro while Tillie Morrison stayed with Lulu Swango. The children are practicing for an entertainment to be given at the Ger

Edward Buckley Greensboro Tillie Morrison Lulu Swango Ger

Christmas Eve at the Lutheran Church Mentioned

Mr and Mrs Schleibaum spent Monday at Newpoint. Mrs Ed Tappinger spent Sunday with Mrs Henry Lange. Henry Lange is recovering from tonsillitis. Miss Katie Buckley spent Monday afternoon with Pearl Swange. George Aie of Mechanicsburg spent Sunday at Andy Swango s. George Schleibaum and wife spent Sunday with relatives near Batesville. George Ake and Pearl Swango spent Sunday evening with Katie Buckley. Miss Pearl Swango spent Friday in Greensburg calling on friends. James Morrison and nephew Elmer Maple of Newpoint passed through Sunday.

Ed Tappinger Henry Lange Katie Buckley Pearl Swange George Aie Mechanicsburg Andy Swango George Schleibaum Batesville George Ake Pearl Swango Miss Pearl Swango Greensburg James Morrison Elmer Maple Newpoint

Local notes from Moores Hill area

Elmer Kanouse went to Moores Hill Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Moore shopped in Rankin Wiley’s on business. Rankin Wiley and Allie Kennedy are on the sick list. James Ship of Indianapolis visited friends here this week. Dave Wolf moved into Hugh Smith’s former house. Christian church members have called Rev. Davies for another year. A Christmas tree and entertainment will be held at the church on Christmas Eve.

Anna Moore Greensburg Rankin Wiley Allie Kennedy James Ship Indianapolis Dave Wolf Hugh Smith Christian Church Rev. Davies

Local News Briefs on Health and Appointments

Harry Thompson suffers from tonsillitis while Alice Nevada Miers remains ill. Charles Howe accepts a position with R C Shoffner in Greensburg.

Alice Nevada Miers Charles Howe R. C. Shoffner Greensburg

Kingston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Master Gordon Brown is mentioned in Kingston as Mrs Walter Minor has returned from a visit with relatives in Hamilton Ohio. Mrs John Butler entertained friends at dinner Friday. Mrs Frank Stapp of Hope was guest of her sister Mrs Will Minor Thursday. Mrs Ned Burney of Indianapolis is guest of her parents L T Howell and wife. Several Lewis Brook business trips to Brooksburg last week. Martin Bruner and family spent Sunday with John Bruner and family in Clarksburg. Orlando Hamilton and wife left for Indianapolis for an operation. Miss Bertha Knox visited cousin Mrs Fred Springmeir and then left.

Frank Stapp Hope Will Minor Ned Burney Indianapolis L. T. Howell Martin Bruner Warren John Clarksburg Orlando Hamilton Bertha Knox Fred Springmeir

Neighborhood Notes and Social Roundup

Mumps have not reported new cases in the area. Mrs. Sharp Galbraith and Ida Taylor of Rugby visited, and Mr. and Mrs. Carman spent time with their daughter near Columbus. Rev and Mrs Wayhinger dined with Jesse Luthe family. Harry Carman noted his Santa letter published in the Star. Mrs. Howard Dean's illness near Greensburg improved. Revival at M E church ended with seventy conversions and thirty four accessions. Bernard Kitenin taking vocal lessons. Grace and Bessie Buell visited Springhill friends. Martin Bruner and son visited Milishousea at George Alexander’s. Charles Smalley hosted an oyster supper. Thomas Updike, suicide in Indianapolis, is brother of Joseph Updike at Richmond insane hospital.

Clarksburg Notes On Local Moves And Visits

Ed Fee was in Indianapolis Monday. Jacob Emmert traveled to Indianapolis. McCall preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Farmers Institute at Kingston on December 19 and 20. Christian church ladies sponsor a Christmas bazaar. Adam Meek and wife entertained guests Tuesday. John E. Brodie and Miss Sylva Walters visited Westport last week. Dr. and Mrs. Roberts of Irvington visiting Dr. W. E. Thomas and wife.

Adam Meek John E. Brodie Sylva Walters Westport Mrs. Roberts Irvington W. E. Thomas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Perry Godpasture Ellen Martin W. A. Clemens Clay Clemens Burney Matthew Hunter Mrs Ing Mr. Updike Fannie Carr George Gilbert Barb Clara Wolfe Frank Greene Lees Freeland Hazel Palmer Ida Wright Onida Gilbert Mary Price Iona Field Beryl Fay Butcher Golda Woods Christine Elma Metz Harry Mining Beechwood Mrs. Perry Goodpasture Henry Rienkie Edward Metz Hammond Fiddler Smith's Crossing Mathias Johnston Clint Bales Clifty Elmer Kanouse Moores Hill Harry Thompson Kingston Gordon Brown Walter Minor Hamilton Ohio John Butler Lewis Brook Brooksburg Sharp Galbraith Ida Taylor Rugby Our Town Mrs. Carman John Boys Columbus Wayhinger Jesse Luthe Harry Carman Santa Claus The Star Watson Dean Howard Dean M. E Sandusky Bernard Kitenin W. F. Scoular Grace Bessie Buell Springhill Rose Mary Wilson Clifford Milishousea George Alexander Charles Smalley Thomas Updike Joseph Updike Richmond Insane Hospital Ed Fee Jacob Emmert Lowe & Ardery Schaum Magee O. K Decatur Dalmbert & GO
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