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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1925

Page

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Dedication of New High School Gymnasium Planned

The Shelby High School gymnasium dedication takes place Tuesday night December 29 between the preliminary game and the Mitchell Greensburg matchup. Dr. D. W. Weaver and A. L. Trester will speak. William Hamilton will raise the American flag, and Alden L Westhafer will present the school banner. The Hi Y Club funds the banner. The formal program includes a high school song and brief addresses from Capt. Hamilton and Westhafer. The main game starts earlier at 6 45.

Mitchell-Greensburg Basket D. W. Weaver City Board of Education A. L. Trester Anderson Indiana High School Athletic Association William Hamilton Alden L Westhafer Subs Hamilton Westhafer Shelby

Carols at Clarksburg High School This Thursday

Christmas carols will be sung in Clarksburg by the high school choir between 10 30 and 11 oclock Thursday night. Residents who want a carol sung for them should place a red lighted candle in their front window.

Clarksburg

Lebanon Newspaper Sold to Reporter

The Lebanon Pioneer weekly paper formerly owned by Ben McKey has been sold to the Lebanon Reporter owners, the town's only daily paper. The sale links two longtime Lebanon newspapers and ends McKey’s tenure.

Lebanon Reporter Lebanon Pioneer Ben McKey Decatur County Lebanon Reporter

Mrs Zella Spencer Rites Held at Oak Grove

Mrs Zella Spencer aged 57 died in North Vernon prompting funeral services by J F Hamilton undertaker of Westport. Services were held at Oak Grove church this afternoon at 1 30 with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.

J. F. Hamilton Westport North Vernon Zella Spencer Oak Grove

Newpoint Independents to host Columbus on Friday night

The Newpoint Independents will play the Columbus Independents on the Newpoint school floor Friday night December 25. Following the game an oyster supper will be enjoyed.

Newpoint Independents Columbus Independents Newpoint

St Paul High School Pupils Sing Christmas Carols

St Paul area students perform holiday carols today. Mrs Flora B Theis and her daughter Miss Inez plan to travel to New Albany tomorrow to visit relatives.

St. Paul High School St. Paul Flora B. Theis Miss Inez New Albany

Santa Claus Letters Tell of Kiddie Wishes

A Daily News feature transcribes Santa letters from Decatur county children. Mary Leffler asks for guidance to Santa, while others on East Washington and East North streets request dresses, trains, candy, dolls, sleds, drums, a toy trombone, a wheelbarrow, and other gifts. Walter Fulton also signs his note from 1107 North Anderson Street.

Santa Claus Santa Mary North Pole Daily News Decatur County East North Street Harold Boyd Santa—Mama Walter Fulton North Anderson St

Local Child Seeks Clothes and Book Aid from East Washington Resident

Six year old Charles Wood asks for hose unionalls size seven and a book. He attends school daily and lives at East Washington Street No 948 seeking help with clothing and school needs.

East Washington Street Wuanita L. Wood Santa Claws Inez Wood Charles Wood East Washington St

Government Urges Cut in Rubber Use to Fight High Prices

Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover announced a drive to reduce needless rubber consumption as prices for crude rubber soar. Backed by the National Rubber Association and the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Hoover claims a $700,000,000 artificial excess over fair prices results from British export restrictions. Paul L. Palmerton leads the department’s rubber division and is cited as a top expert. he studied rubber at Akron and served in World War I with the Rainbow division.

Herbert Hoover Hoover National Rubber Association National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Paul L. Palmerton St. Paul Department of Commerce Mr. Hoover Palmerton Akron Washington Rainbow Division

Letts High School Hosts Christmas Dinner and Show

Tomorrow at noon the Letts junior class serves a chicken dinner followed by a Christmas entertainment performed by Letts school pupils in the Letts school auditorium.

Letts High School Letts School

Marian Johnston of Letts Visits City Today

Marian Johnston of Letts arrived in the city for a brief visit, stopping to meet locals and share updates during her day in town.

Marian Johnston Letts

Norvel Sumpter Spends Day in Shelbyville

Norvel Sumpter of St. Paul spent the day in Shelbyville, engaging in local activities and visiting area sites. Local residents noted his presence and interest in community events.

Norvel Sumpter St. Paul Shelbyville

Boling Couple Visited City From St. Paul

Mr and Mrs Walter Boling of St Paul were in the city today during a routine visit reflecting a normal daytime social call.

Walter Boling St. Paul

Rutherford and Butler Visit Ohio Yesterday

Mr Wes Rutherford and Mrs Maggie Butler of St Pam traveled to Ohio yesterday along with another Mrs Wes Rutherford seeking unspecified engagements.

Wes Rutherford Maggie Butler St. Pam Ohio

State Legion Grows to Near 26,400 Members for 1926

Indiana American Legion aims for 26,400 members in 1926, boosted by about 1,000 more memberships than the 1925 tally up to February. State commander C A Jackson says Indiana races Kansas for second in 1926, with Illinois currently first. The drive will broaden Legion activities across the state.

American Legion Indiana C. A. Jackson Newcastle Indiana Legion Kansas Illinois State Department of the Legion

Death of Mrs. Toothman Recalled Jail History in 1882

The obituary notes Mrs. Toothman and her husband ran the Decatur County jail from 1880 to 1884 under Sheriff John W. Stout. In 1882 Marion Garrett was dragged from the jail by a mob and hanged at the jail site, the county’s only known hanging. One local man was hanged in Versailles, not Decatur County.

William Toothman Adams John W. Stout Toothman Marion Garrett Versailles Decatur

Mr and Mrs Kuert Visit Kin in Milford and Newpoint

Mr and Mrs John Kuert of Milford Kosciusko county arrived yesterday. Mrs Kuert visits her brother Elmer C Jerman and family while Mr Kuert visits his mother Mrs Elizabeth Kuert at Newpoint.

John Kuert Milford Kosciusko County

Reform of Senates 15 A Big Need

From Rome comes a report that Premier Mussolini intends not to scrap but reform the parliamentary system. He proposes injecting labor and capital representation into the senate while preserving existing upper chamber structures. The plan aims to adapt to modern industrial and social changes and curb political factionalism.

Rome Benito Mussolini United Press Senate Italy

Mrs. A. E. Huber Sick in Newpoint

Mrs. A. E. Huber of Newpoint was listed as sick today in local notes.

Will Springmier Kingston Newpoint A. E. Huber

Patterson Confined Home With Tonsillitis

S N Patterson is described as confined to his home suffering with tonsillitis in the latest health notes.

S. N. Patterson

Norman Hedrick to Spend Holidays with Family

Norman D. Hedrick, a salesman for Van Camp Hardware Company, will spend the holidays with his home folks.

Norman D. Hedrick The van Camp Hardware Company

Ruby Hedrick to Spend Christmas with Hedrick Family

Miss Ruby Hedrick of Indianapolis will spend Christmas with her parents O. C. Hedrick and his wife.

Ruby Hedrick Indianapolis O. C. Hedrick

No Paper Christmas Observed by Daily News

In accordance with the annual custom there will be no issue of the Daily News on Christmas Day Friday.

Daily News

Weather Outlook Brings Snow Chance and Warm Trend

Mostly cloudy skies persist tonight with a chance of snow. Much warmer tonight, and higher temperatures in the extreme south later Thursday.

Happenings Tonight at City Venues

Local listings show events including Hi Your Club prayer meetings Modern Woodmen and Knights of Pythias at Strand Theatre and adjacent venues with evening showings and gatherings scheduled.

Hi-Y Club K. of P Strand Theatre

Daily News Christmas Cheer Fund closes at noon

The Daily News Christmas Cheer Fund ends today at noon with more than 263 dollars raised in cash and in kind gifts. The fund has supported local children with a Santa season, and deliveries will occur Thursday evening.

Daily News Santa

Milan Doctor Claims New Embalming Method Preserves Face

Dr Alfredo Maggia of Milan presents at Centro hospitala Nova a demonstration of a novel embalming technique claimed superior to ancient Egyptian methods. The preserved body showed intact face features six months after treatment, using only specific injections.

Alfredo Maggia Milan Novara Maggia

Marked Air Ways Planned Across Ten Midwestern States

The St. Joseph Chapter of the National Aeronautic Association announced a plan to mark air ways in ten midwestern states Missouri Iowa Illinois Michigan Minnesota Indiana North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and Kansas. Markers on Standard Oil Company roofs will guide pilots to landing fields with town names and arrows.

Middle States Missouri Iowa Illinois Michigan Minnesota Indiana North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Kansas Standard Oil Company of Standard Oil Co Ind

Santa Gives Queer Gifts at Presbyterian Sunday School

A cheerful Christmas party at the First Presbyterian Sunday school featured a playful Santa gift exchange with ten cent gifts. Rev. J. R. Bardelmeier led prayers, readings by Kathryn Garver and Willard Pride, music by the orchestra, and a list of volunteers including Milt Evans and Paul Perry organized the evening.

First Presbyterian Santa J. R. Bardelmeier Kathryn Garver Santa Mouse Willard Ban- Pride Harrison Betty Garver Frank Evans Milt Evans Paul Perry J. H. Christian, Jr Mary Foley

Fire Watch After Court House Chimney Blaze

Firemen watched the court house roof for about an hour after soot burned in a large chimney. Sparks from the flue sparked roofs in the business district as strong winds blew them around. Most business roofs are fire proof but extra precautions were taken to prevent fires.

Court House

Orville Wright Memorial Planned by Henry County Group

The Henry County Historical Society plans a marker at the Wright birthplace near Newcastle to honor Orville Wright. Mrs. Sallie Smelser, owner of the old homestead, donated exclusive rights to erect the memorial, and officials hope to raise funds and complete the marker soon.

Orville Wright Henry County Historical Society Sallie Smelser Newcastle

Brakeman Flung From Box Car As Bus Strikes Train

A brakeman aboard a Big Four freight reports being knocked onto the top of a Hiner Red Ball bus after it struck the box car at a Waldron St Paul crossing. The impact reportedly shoved the bus under the car and left the trainman believing his train lay ten feet from the track. no injuries were reported.

Waldron St. Paul

Highway Crash Near Greensburg In Hedge Obscured View

Two cars owned by Louis Zoller and James Cline collide on the open highway about four miles south of Greensburg. The impact occurs on a curve with the hedge obscuring the view. The Cline car is pushed into a bank with a broken windshield, and the Zoller car sustains minor damage.

Louis Zoller James C\ine Greensburg Cline Zoller

New Rushville Officials Named for City Administration

Mayor Clara L. Bebout announced the year's appointments. John W. Kennedy is Chief of Police, Joe Williamson Chief of Fire, William Redman Street Commissioner, A. T. Mahin Superintendent of the Water and Light Plant, Simeon Stewart City Civil Engineer, and Drs. E. I. Wooden D. D. Van Osdol H. V. Logan serve on the Board of Health. Russell B. Titsworth is city attorney.

Clara L. Bebout Rushville John W. Kennedy Joe Williamson William Redman City Water and Light Plant A. T. Mahin Simeon Stewart Board of Health E. I. Wooden D. D. van Osdol H. V. Logan Russell B. Titsworth

Rascal Yard Displaced by New Florida State Office

Tallahassee faces the loss of the town square known as the rascal yard after 101 years. The state will build a $300,000 office building on the site to handle growing government business, ending a long local tradition at the center of farm trade and Saturday vegetable ballyhoo.

Tallahassee Fla Florida

Boundary Hill Marker Planned by Local Groups

The Brookville Historical Society and the Franklin County Federation of Women's Clubs plan to raise a large marker atop Boundary Hill two miles west of Brookville as state road 39 nears completion. The crest aligns with the 1795 Greenville Treaty survey. The marker will be placed where road 39 crosses Boundary Hill.

Brookville Historical Society Franklin County Federation of Women’s Clubs Boundary Hill Brookville

Adams youths plan carol rehearsal and Christmas Eve singing

The young people of Adams will meet at Adams Baptist Church tonight to rehearse Christmas carols to be sung at a shut-in's home on Christmas Eve. The group, led by a designated leader, will depart from the Adams store at 7 30 o clock.

Adams Adams Baptist Church

Purdue Student Milo McCammon Visits Letts Family

Milo McCammon, a Purdue University student, arrived last evening to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J McCammon in Letts.

Milo McCammon Purdue University J. ©. McCammon Letts

Y M C A Beats Collegians In Fast Basketball Clash

The Y M C A basketball team defeated a collegians squad 44 to 36 in a fast paced game. Goddard led with 18 points, while Ely and Brunton drew fouls and substitutions were few. Ritchie and Meek added for the Collegians, with Wickens and Thompson contributing for the visitors. Referee was Stanley Stighl.

Collegians Ely Brunton Goddard Theat Strasburger Wickens Cherie Inks Ritchie Meck Thompson Meek Kirby Wickens Craig Charles Colleg’ans Stanley Stighl

Ramblers Top Burney 26-18 In Curtain Raiser

Ramblers beat Burney 26 to 18 as Wahman and Neinabor led with 9 and 4 field goals respectively for Burney and Alexander and Collins paced the visitors. First half ended 11 0 Burney with substitutions and scoring details listed. Ramblers early edge and steady scoring carried the win.

Ramblers Burney Wahman Neinabor Alexander Collins Burney Maar

Howard Crisler and Friends Visit Mrs Crisler at St Paul

Howard Crisler and fellow students from Iowa Medical College are visiting Mr Crisler’s mother in St Paul. The group travels together to see their relative and share time in the Minnesota city.

Howard Crisler Iowa Medical College Mr. Crisler St. Paul

Misses Jones Parmington and Rath burn visit St Paul for holidays

The Misses Margaret Jones Av anelle Parmington and Ethel Rath burn students at Indiana University arrived in St Paul yesterday to spend Christmas with their parents.

Margaret Jones Avanelle Parmington Ethel Rathburn Indiana University St. Paul

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. S Mrs. Spencer Rites Columbus Mary Leffler Dear John Wood Dear Santa Claus Wendell Boyd St. Paul Man Lillian Loyd of State Legion Thomas B. Morgan Pibend Allelioha Njeslblicechioaktion Ku Klux Klan Miss Jane Sparks Total Airways Aeronautic Association ST. Joseph, Mo St. Joseph National Aeronautic Association Presbyterian S. S Rascal Yard Florida Town Square Carl Garrison Barney
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