Greensburg Standard subscription notice
Luther D Braden PR orRizzor requests subscribers to confirm the date opposite their name to verify payment status. Readers are asked to notify any errors to keep accounts current and ensure proper delivery.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
6
Luther D Braden PR orRizzor requests subscribers to confirm the date opposite their name to verify payment status. Readers are asked to notify any errors to keep accounts current and ensure proper delivery.
Crowded page of small items reports John Pavy shipping hogs last Tuesday, visits by Mrs. Miers in Greensburg, and expected completion of an Independent Telephone exchange. Obits, family news, Christmas messages, and local births follow, including the death of Joseph A. Martin and the flowering of community life with sales, school notes, and local endorsements.
Advertises Christmas cigars in standard brands with no extra fancy boxes. Guarantees satisfaction with options priced at one two and four dollars per box and a 50 cent offer to Alexander.
Protracted meeting set to begin January 5. The two lower school rooms host a pie social next Friday night December 20. Lula Fleetwood visits Kentucky relatives. Edith Armstrong of Indian accompanies Woodman social at Milroy. Dr Tremain traveled thirteen miles to see Nettie Brooks at W. J. Grant's. Nettie returns to Geneva. W A Williams and wife were in Burney on business last week. Clarence Barnes spends season here.
Sumner Lowe nears house completion and several ministers preached at Rushville and this place last Sunday. Miss Maud Burk has recovered from illness as of now. Miss Leatha Burk visited Miss Bessie Crush Saturday. A chilly spell followed the snow that fell Friday night into Saturday.
A Christmas display features a refined line of perfumes sachets and powders praised for rich fragrance and lasting scent. The ad promotes items from 5012 Alexander & Co and underscores festive fragrance quality this year.
A local note says Miss Leah Moore has a nice assortment of Christmas candy available at her home in Kentucky. Elmer Allen has returned from a trip South and says he enjoyed it but will not commit to moving there.
A local advertisement touts single, double, and triple candalabras as an expensive yet useful and handsome Christmas present. The notice urges buyers to visit 6012 Alexander & Co before stock runs out.
The Jackson township teachers met at Sardinia on Saturday December 14 for their regular institute. Principal led roll call with quotes from Indiana Poets and Poetry, minutes read, and afternoon sessions on Rural Schools, Indiana Poets and Poetry, and School Sanitation. The Europe in the XIX Century discussion closed the day, with Miss Bessie Arbuckle singing The Spider and the Fly before adjournment until January.
A suggested Christmas gift idea featuring a diamond pin from Spotin Jewelry noted as a genuine article offered at reasonable prices. The reference to Spotsin and the address 5012 is included as the source detail.
Hartsville notes announce the M. E. Sunday school Christmas exercise on Christmas night and the A. B. Sunday school Christmas entertainment at Barger Chapel on Christmas Eve. Two Franklin College students start a Baptist protracted meeting at the Christian church Thursday night. Elder Alphonso Burns relocates to Morristown to preach for the Christian church the coming year. Chest Protectors offered at Alexander's from fifty cents to three dollars with fit guaranteed.
Adams visits friends west of town. C A McMillan and wife spent Sunday with the Bolings. M B E revival meetings closed with four accessions. Lee Davis and wife moved into a new home from Eubank. Roxie Lowe returns from a simulated Cincinnati trip. Gertrude McCullough hosts a Friday surprise gathering. A Christmas tree entertainment is planned for the Baptist church Tuesday evening. all are invited.
Advertises a large stock of late and new copyright books priced at $1.16 each. Notes a broad selection and strong value, inviting readers to browse the collection at the listed address 5012 Alexander.
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