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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
6
Greensburg Market Notes and Local Notices
Miss Anna Rankin spends her vacation locally while Miss Lillian Scott visits relatives in Oxford. Mr and Mrs Adams visit Hanover relatives. Mrs Belle Dunn and children of Kokomo are visiting here. Miss Mary Robison stays with grandparents in Greensburg. Jobo Jackson and Eva visit relatives in Indianapolis. Miss Mary Newhouse returns from Lake Forest Seminary. Sub Bowen and wife plus Ethel Weaver visit relatives. Fred and Roll Dosrell visit from Catanovia New York with mother Mrs Flint. Miss Rankin returns to Oxford tomorrow. The Rankin sisters host a reception for Miss Jean and Miss Rose Rankin at Mrs Stewart’s home. Will Lines and family move to Milroy. Brooks occupies their former house. Youths surprise Anna Rankin and Alice Stewart at Alice’s home. Miss Gladys Starks dies near Newpoint, once living near Kingston. Fort Wayne/Winchester letter urges Foley’s Honey and Tar for membranous croup care with dramatic relief. Alexander & Co. Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Dunn
Kokomo
Mary Robison
Greensburg
Jobo Jackson
Eva
Tndianapolis
Mary Rankin
Oxford
Jean
Rose Rankin
Mrs. Stewart
Visit Notices and Obituary for Miss Gladys Starks
Elijah Worland family and Holman Glidewell family visit Shelbyville and Mrs Wesley Glidewell. Walter Rutherford and sister Bettie visit relatives. Sallie Butler of Brazil Indiana and Ollie Grove of Lexington Kentucky attend Miss Gladys Starks funeral. Miss Starks dies after brief illness at home near Mechanicsburg leaving father five sisters three brothers and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Worland
Shelbyville
Holman Glidewell
Wesley Glidewell
Walter Rutherford
Bettie
Thes Place
Sallie Butler
Brazil
Ind
Ollie Grove
Lexington
Gladys Starks
Mechanicsburg
Ghamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablet Ad
Ghamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab jets. Try them when you feel dull after eating or have no appetite. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate the bowels. For sale by Batterton. Mrs James Anderson is some better. Elmer Martin has his new summer kitchen almost completed. Mrs John Clarkson, who has been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterton
Elmer Martin
John Clarkson
Local Notes and Family Movements Reported
The item notes Miss Myrtle Kennedy of Milford visiting at James Anderson's and Irvin Braden hauling corn for Mrs. Mary Howard. Schools closed for holidays after a varied pupil program. News of Mrs Mary Pavey Winn’s death at Taylor Ill announced. James Oliphant sold his farm to Samuel Ewing and son Cort, who will take possession around March 1, with the Oliphants planning a move to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Kennedy
Milford
James Anderson
Irvin Braden
Mary Howard
James Olphant
Samuel Ewing
Cort
Mr. Oliphant
Oklahoma
Local Residents and Visitors Gather for Holiday Week News
Clarksburg residents invite friends and relatives for holidays while others plan travel and visits to family. Local figures including Mrs Strres of Ohio and Mrs Kate Smith host relatives, and many guests arrive from Kokomo Franklin Faayetteville and Thorntown. Funeral services for W J Smith noted with Odd Fellows burial.
Local News Sketches From Clifty and Surroundings
Miss Zell Fletcher visited old friends last Saturday. Miss Daisy Young visits brother John Young and wife south of town. Mort Messenheimer buys the Newman farm from Andy Young. Teachers return home for holidays. Mrs. Doughitt injured by steam scalding. Residents travel to Greensburg for Christmas shopping. Uncle Dave Vailey enjoys good sleighing despite cold. Hartsville men Graham and Clapp attend a pie social with Adams residents Wiih and Livy Eward. Thomas Lambert and wife of Hope and John Powner and wife of Forest Hill visit Mrs Mary Blades. School ple social well attended and enjoyed. Cold weather leaves townsfolk without wood or coal. gas users face stove needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Fletcher
Daisy Young
John Young
Dave Vailey
Graham
Clapp
Hartsville
Wiih
Livy Eward
Adams
Thomas Lambert
Hope
John Powner
Forest Hill
Mary Blades
Christmas social notes and local visits across Greensburg area
Horace, Willie Martin visited his mother at Westport Sunday. Many attended the Letts Christmas tree. The Styers gas well was shot Tuesday evening. A family tree gathered at Frank Owens' Christmas Eve. Mrs. Nora Moberly and Charley Davis shopped in Greensburg Monday. G. M. Myers and family were in Greensburg Wednesday. Charley Wyncoop circulated among Greensburg business men Tuesday. J. G. Davis will spend holidays with relatives in the northern part of the state. Mrs. Charley McGee visited daughter Luna Kirby Saturday while shopping in Greensburg. John Lee of Liberty was called to his sister in Colorado who is critically ill. Ed Fraley and Hershal Powner of Forest Hill appeared Monday evening. Lara Doles slaughtered hogs Saturday, dressing twenty two this year. Walter Crise of Forest Hill arrived Wednesday from Fort Wayne to spend holidays with his parents. Nathan Clingenpeel and Miss Hyatt of Butt ierville are visiting Andy Clingenpeel this week. John Merrit and wife surprised their daughter Miss Mary for her sixteenth birthday with a new organ. Relatives and friends of George Fleetwood surprised him last Saturday for his sixty fourth birthday with a fine dinner and about sixty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Upland
Brim
Jas. Moore
Geo. Davis
C. L. Sample
Glade Starks
Mesdames Moore and Davis
Rossburg
Fider Mefftee
Christian Church
M.E
Greensburg
G. M. Myers
Charley Wyncoop
J. G. Davis
Charley McGee
Luna Kirby
Nathan Clingenpeel
Miss Hyatt
Buttierville
Jennings County
Andy Clingenpeel
John Merrit
Mary
George Fleetwood
Edward Eaton
Ed Elder
Joe Lutes
John
Bertha Kuert
Cincinnati
Stella Jerman
Indianapolis
Cora Wise
Southside
L. W. Sands
Ed Moulton
Clara Wolfe
Mechanicsburg
M. C. Jenkins
H. W. Jenkins
Ed Jerman
Elmer Jerman
Dr. Jerman
Local Social News and Christmas Day Sightings
Burney reports Miss Mertie Sharp visiting her mother and Francis Galbraith with family calling on residents. Joe Burney of Hope seen on streets Christmas day. Howard Dean and wife visited friends at Ss Louis Crossing. Miss Nannie Dillman of Greensburg visiting Miss Icy Burney. Mrs Jones and family attended their aunt’s funeral at Milroy. The Christmas tree was a success with Mr and Mrs Santa also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Galbraith
Joe Burney
Hope
Howard Dean
Ss. Louis Crossing
Nannie Dillman
Greensburg
Icy Burney
Jones
Milroy
Local residents share holiday gatherings and plans
Will Alexander of Elwood spent Wednesday with Walter Stewart and wife. Dr Giphart and wife observed Christmas with Mrs Giphart's parents Mr and Mrs Mesika of St Louis Crossing. The M B Church ladies host a watch night service from 7 to 9 p m December 3 followed by oyster refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Alexander
Elwood
Walter Stewart
Dr. Giphart
M. B.*&trch
Holiday visitors and family greetings in Greensburg area
The notes list Martha Swails, James Buchanan, Ed Ricketts, J. D. Knox, Philip Harrel, Mae Brunker, Mesdames Thomas and Jones, George Freetwood, Cornelious Ruddle, Bessie Clingenpeel, Nathan Swails and others as they visit relatives and spend holidays in Greensburg and Fairmount, with several traveling from Milroy and Bell City. The fragment ends with Miss Gertrude Williams entering into holiday visits.
Christmas Visitors and Death in Greensburg Area
Christmas greetings and holiday travel fill the Greensburg region. Families including Hilliard Callicott Bollman Kassens Clark Barnhorst Moodey Jerman travel from Cincinnati Indianapolis Lexington and Terre Haute to visit relatives. Gladys Starks dies aged 22. funeral at Rossburgh with many relatives present and church Christmas tree treats noted.
Roasting a Turkey With Breast Down for Juicier Meat
A New Orleans tip argues turning the turkey breast to the bottom of the pan yields a juicier, tastier result. The method directs juices and flavors toward the breast, making the white meat more flavorful and moist, with easy setup and presentable table appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Snails As Curious Creatures Across Regions
The piece notes snails are widespread with about 3332 species. It cites culinary value in France and ornamental appeal in fernaries. It mentions tropical bulimas making leaf nests, snails mending shells by welding shells together, hibernation in winter, and a Philippine snail that can shed its tail when grabbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
California
Philippine Islands
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Luther DD. Braden
Greensburg Markets
Kingston
Anna Rankin
Lillian Scott
Mrs. Adams
Hanover
Mary Newhouse
Lake Forest Seminary
Bowen
Ethel Weaver
Andersop
Fred and
Roll Dosrell
Catanovia, New York
Mrs. Flint
Will Lines
Mr. Brooks
Alice Stewart
Newpoint
Gladys
Mechanicshare
Ghamberlain
Ewington
Mrs
James ‘Anderson
Mary Pavey Winn
Af Teylor
R. P. Pavey
Clarksburg
Mrs. Strres
Ohio
J. N. Moore
Dr. Thomas
Sardinia
Frank Hamilton
Earl Hite
James Crawley
C. A. Markland
Illinois
Isaac Shumaker
Chas, Bohanon
Wife
Mr. Vanderbur
Kate Smith
Geo. Miller
Thorntown
Alma Conaway
Faayetteville
Eva Cartmel
Grace Malikan
Franklin
Bell
Curtis Wright
Oldenburg
Milroy Theatrical
N. P. Carr
1.0.C. F
W. J. Smith
Wm.j. Smith
M. E. Church
Telfer
Chas. Maupin
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Joe
Thomas
Carmel Burying Ground
Clifty
Mort Messenheimer
Newman Farm
Andy Young
Horace
Willie Martin
Westport
Letts
Jesse Styers
Frank Owens
Nora Moberly
Charley Davis
John Lee
Liberty
Colorado
Ed Fraley
Hershal Powner
Lara Doles
Walter Crise
Forest Hull
Ft. Wayne
Penn. R.R
Burney
Miss Mertie Sharp
Mrs. Santa
Chas
Stewart
Mra
Sandusky
Martha Swails
James Buchanan
Brownstown
Ilis
Ed Ricketts
J. D. Knox
Fairmount
Philip Harrel
Mrs. C. B. Harrel
Andersonville
Mae Brunker
Mesdames Thomas and Jones
George H. Freetwood
Bell City
Cornelious Ruddle
Bessie Clingenpeel
Nathan Swails
Boone County
Gertrude Williams
John L. Hilliard
Jacob Callicott
Anderson
Rich Bollman
Dr. W. Kassens
Harve Clark
Andy Barnhorst
Richmond
Bessie Moodey
Terre Haute
O. P. Grow
Edwardsport
Frank Starks
Batesville
James Starks
Rossburgh
Phil H. Spohn
Sion
R. T. Wright
Decatur
Selett
Indiana
E.G. Schultz & Co
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