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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
4
Charles Glasscock, 70, formerly of Westport where born and raised, died in Indianapolis. Funeral services were held there today and his body will be shipped to Westport tomorrow morning for burial.
Mr and Mrs Walter Bonner entertained at their West Washington street residence. Guests included Boyd Bonner and family of Dumas Arkansas and Sam Donnell of Oak Park Michigan.
Mrs. Helen Eubank hosted the annual Christmas dinner at her boarding house on West North Street. After the meal the boarders presented her with a pretty clock as thanks for her hospitality.
Mrs. Will Erdmann hosted the Coterie Club at her East Walnut street residence this afternoon. Members exchanged gifts from a grab-bag and enjoyed a very delightful time together.
Mrs. John Butler hosted an all day Independent Club meeting where sections collected food for the poor. Merry Stitchers met for Christmas on East Washington with a grab bag gift exchange. West Main Street Sewing Club held a grab bag gathering with holly decor and gifts.
Yesterday the filing revealed the farm deed was in Jack Hornung rather than Theo Vet tle. Judge John W. Donaker presides over the case.
Sam Donnell of Oak Park DL arrived last night for a Christmas visit with his mother Mrs. Cornelia Donnell and other relatives.
James Barnes and Miss Mary Clark of Greensburg wed Wednesday night in Cincinnati and plan to live in Greensburg.
This morning the high school showcased a Christmas program with the Girls Glee Club singing carols. Rev C B Jones delivered an engaging address titled Pig Iron and Steel urging pupils to choose diligence and energy to become valuable, steel like contributors rather than useless pig iron.
Carl H. Lehmkruger of Columbus and Miss Ola Pearl Goetz daughter of Mrs Mamie Blair were married this afternoon in County Clerk Fraley s office. The ceremony was performed by Squire A S Creath. The couple will reside in Columbus.
Mrs. W. A. Bertsch returns to her Centerville home after visiting her son Robert Bertsch and family on West First Street.
Miss Margaret Frohmer of Indianapolis will arrive tomorrow for a two week visit with Mrs. Richard Thomson and family.
Miss Marian Barnby, currently attending school in Danville, is spending the holidays with her family at home.
Miss Martha Harrison, a city schools teacher, will spend the holiday season with relatives in Milroy.
Walter Lowe returns home for the holidays while attending Indiana University. He plans to visit family and relax during the break.
John W. Smitha infant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Smitha of two miles northwest of Alert died this morning Burial was made this afternoon in Bear Creek cemetery
Louis Moss and Ernest Cory arrive from Miami University to spend the holiday season with family and friends. They plan visits, shared meals, and festive gatherings during the break.
Mrs James Zoller and son Miles of Cincinnati plan to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Louis Zoller tonight. Mr Zoller will join later.
Former County Agent Walter E. McCoy and his wife will arrive tomorrow to stay over the holidays with friends, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pird, in Springfield Ohio. They left there four months ago.
Miss Rebecca Roszell who fell Saturday injuring her knee cannot walk yet. She was taken to her brother George's home at 619 Fast Central avenue today for better care. A measles outbreak threatens Sandusky schools causing closures on Thursday and Friday to curb the illness. Norris Goddard, a pupil, contracted the disease in Milroy. Mrs James Randall rushed to Indianapolis today due to her mother Mrs John Nec Laughlin’s serious illness. Mrs Laughlin had visited Indianapolis a few weeks ago to see her daughter Mrs Nathaniel Robbins. Mrs Laughlin is over 14 years old.
Mrs Hester Thomson and her daughters Katherine Mary and Lizzie with sister Lyde Holby travel to Dayton Ohio tomorrow to spend Christmas with daughter and husband Mrs Amanda Covert and her spouse.
Miss June Schoonover of Vevay is guest of Miss Lida Cotton and will stay through the holidays.
Mrs. Harry Woodfill travels to Indianapolis to greet her daughter Miss Mary Woodfill returning from Wellesley College for the holidays.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Ryan and children of Detroit arrive tomorrow to visit her father Adolphus Magee and other relatives for the holidays.
Mrs D R Wells will return to her Ottawa Ohio home tomorrow after an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Edward Kelley near Springfield.
Mae Pert daughter of Rev and Mrs Frederick Hart will be here this evening from DePauw University where she has been attending a ty year gap.
F S Chapman manager of the Decatur County Independent Telephone Co spends Christmas with family in Kenton Ohio.
Mr and Mrs George Martin depart tomorrow for a two week visit to Mason Kentucky to stay with Mrs Martins parents.
Miss Calanthe Brazelton and Miriam Barnaby of Illinois University and Miss Helen Richey of Ann Arbor University arrive for a holiday visit with home folks.
Miss Mabel Day of DePauw University and Miss Hazel Day principal of Royal Center High School will arrive tomorrow for a Christmas visit with their parents Mr and Mrs T E Day.
Mrs Ira Griner of near Zenas is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Nicholoson at Alert. Mrs Nicholson is listed as sick.
Dr. Morrison of Hartsville and Dr. J. H. S. Reilley of Westport were called in for consultation regarding the case of Clarence Cooper.
Dan Tumilty from Ili nois spends the holiday season with his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Tumilty during a Christmas visit full of family gatherings and local cheer.
Mrs Dave Yeley and her son Leabert along with Mrs Herbert Francis traveled to Muncie this morning to visit Mrs Earl Miller and her family.
Prof Edward Moulton principal of Kennard public schools travels with wife and daughter Ruth to Newpoint to visit relatives. Moulton is a former Decatur county teacher.
Mr and Mrs Joseph W Ray leave for New Madison Ohio to spend Christmas They will visit Mrs Rays parents near Columbus before returning home to conclude their holiday trip.
Mrs Willard G Fraley travels to Franklin to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs William A Burton. Mr Fraley plans to join later. Mrs Burton, a daughter, has been very ill.
Mr and Mrs Bert Donnell of Chicago plan an evening arrival for a visit with his mother Mrs Cornelia Donnell. The social note records a family gathering and travel details.
Mr and Mrs Will Glick are spending a few days with his father Uriah Glick in Hope.
Saturday notes show Miss Sue Kemble hosting a noon dinner with Milroy guests Miss Alleen Marr and Miss Ellendora Lampton. East building pupils under Miss Redington, Miss Brazelton, and Miss Marrison presented recitations and songs, pleasing parents. A Christmas party at Miss Helen Clark’s North Lincoln home featured many girls, gift exchange, and a hot luncheon.
Mrs William Everend has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Hope.
Alonzo Rader leaves recovery after a severe illness and is able to return to activities.
Mrs Hester Thomson with daughters Elizabeth Mary and Kit Tie and Miss Lyde Holby travel to Dayton Ohio to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Sam Covert.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Ware and daughter Virginia departed this afternoon traveling to Kokomo to spend Christmas with Mr Ware's parents.
Professor W. A. Goble and his wife of Hope were in transit today en route to Greenfield to spend the holidays with relatives. Goble serves as superintendent of Hope schools.
James S. Pavey and his daughter Miss Alta stayed with Rev. W. A. Pavey and family on East Central avenue last night while returning from Terre Haute where they were guests of Dr. Chester Pavey a leading physician of that city.
Henry G Short of four miles south of town stopped by today riding a sleigh due to very good sleighing conditions. He is described as a good friend and patron of the community.
Westport Commercials edged New London Independents 31 to 28 in a well played basketball game at Westport last night.
Newman Byard and his family moved from Marion township to New Castle. The relocation, noted in local records, reflects a family change of residence within the region.
Herman Vogel of New Castle will spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Vogel.
The funeral was held at P. T. Lambert's home on North Franklin Street at 3 p m. this afternoon with Rev. W H Reynolds of the Presbyterian church officiating.
Mrs Cort Buell and her son Loren from south of town spent the day at New Point enjoying the outing and local sights.
Senator James E. Watson stopped in Greensburg for a few hours on his Christmas trip home to Rushville. He missed connections from Washington but praised the town and greeted old friends while receiving congratulations on his recent election.
Prof. R. Paul Arnold of Indianapolis, a leading evangelistic singer, has been secured to direct music for the revival at the Christian Church beginning January 7.
Col. Gee Starks earns a reputation as a crack cinch player at the Cinch Club. He speaks about skinnin and other veteran moves, showing seasoned understanding of the game.
John Lynn an architect working in Memphis Tennessee visits with his mother Mrs Kathryn Lynn and family. Burley Roszell of Indianapolis attends funeral services for his father Holliday Roszell held today.
Hundreds of Greensburg residents signed in recent days urging the State Legislature to enact a state wide prohibitory law banning the sale and manufacture of liquor as a beverage.
Mr and Mrs George P Shoemaker will leave Tuesday for Phoenix Arizona to spend the winter George dislikes leaving Greensburg and will stay until after Christmas his health has held up remarkably well
Clarksburg high school defeated Batesville 37 to 33 in an exclusive game at Clarksburg. The Batesville team fought hard but fell short as Clarksburg extended a notably successful season with the victory.
E E Arbuckle and Will Pulse return from Toledo where they attended a three week Overland dealers convention. The company spent 700000 staging the event with dealers from across the county and Indiana forming the largest crowd. About 3170 000 000 in autos were sold during the period though the firm lags in orders due to car shortages. Prof A W McCracken and wife visit Martinsville for holidays. Mr and Mrs W H Ehrhardt and children go to Madison for Christmas with Walter Ehrhardt and wife.
Robert Woodfill and family with Mrs. Oliver Hunter report they rented a Phoenix residence next door to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winship of Rush County and say they are getting along nicely.
Reba Alter, living at the Y M C A, will spend Christmas with his parents in Moscow Rush County. He has sold his interest in the Huffman Alter agency and will enter the University of Michigan after the holidays.
Alex Porter arrived back after ten days with a party that traveled to Sycamore Plantation near Farriday Louisiana and then onward to Chattanooga before returning home.
Louis Wittenberg and Loren Ket chum return from the Indiana School of Pharmacy. W. F. Helmic with wife and Naomi visit from Indianapolis en route to Hartsville to see Helmic and Wiley kin. Purdue student Mr Kkenzie in charge of J. Ila Hemiiton farm heads to Attica for holidays.
Dr. Fred Morris and his wife are expected from Pittsburgh to spend the holidays with his mother Mrs. Dora Kammerlinge Morrison on West Washington street. Morris, a Greensburg native, left years ago and has earned fame as a surgeon in Pittsburgh.
Mrs Raymond Emly from Indianapolis is en route to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John C Smith near Sardinia for Christmas. Her husband, employed in a responsible position with Schnull and Co, will join her tomorrow.
George Redelman and his assistant Miss Florence Hess of the Newpoint State Bank are off duty due to illness. John Meyers is assisting at their bank during their absence.
The Newpoint Telephone Company plans a new line to connect with the Bell system at Napoleon, improving service for Newpoint customers.
Miss Jessie Redington travels to Mil lersborg Ohio to visit her sister Mrs Lilian Keller today.
John B. Fugit, once a prominent local printer, is in town today. He now lives on the Williamson farm two miles east of Letts, with his mother Was. Jizzie Williamson residing with him.
Mr and Mrs James Maudlin of South Michigan avenue have heard nothing for two years and four months from their son Alva, in the U S Army in the Philippines, last heard from Corrigar Island where he served with the 36th Company. County commissioners in session today let contracts for printing and supplies with Thornton Levey Indianapolis and Batterton & Sons local bidders. Clothing had one bid, while the meat contract drew two bids from Mccormack and Richey and Louis Bobrink.
Harry Barnes of Kokomo visits his mother Mrs Charles E Farris during a family trip.
Harry Newbank and his mother Mrs. Newbank of Columbus are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Burton. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Minear will travel to Indianapolis tonight to spend Christmas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rescoe Lee of Mad-...
Mrs. Elza Williams and daughter Miss Mary of Burney, Mrs. John Williams of near Hartsville, and Mr. and Mrs. James McCracken hosts, are spending the holidays with their families and paying social calls during the season.
Col A C Rupp of the Big Four railway service departs this morning armed for the hunting grounds near Sardinia. Miss Margaret Miller returns from DePauw to stay with her parents during the holidays. James Zoller of Cincinnati visits Indianapolis. Dyar Wood returns from veterinary college in Kansas City to visit his parents south of town.
J Hal Hamilton goes to Chicago to visit his daughter Hildegard a Drake University student and spend holiday time with friends in the city.
Mrs. F. Z. Burkette and daughters Mercia Ruth and Marjorie travel to Edinburg for Christmas with Brown relatives. Mr. Burkette will join them there Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hightower of Cincinnati arrived today to spend time with his parents and other relatives during a brief visit.
Edward M. White and his son Paul traveled from Indianapolis to attend the death of P. T. Lambert, arriving yesterday to pay their respects.
Dr H N Oldham hauled tire from Grammer. Dennis Scott improved after influenza. Lon Hern went to Jackson county for ill father in law Mr Harrell. Margaret Virginia Scott ill with pneumonia. James Burns visited from Bartholomew county. Abraham Hern made a business trip to Alert. Jacob Thurston recovering from heart trouble. J Willard Anderson rushed to see his mother near Hartsville.
A promotional slip offers a trial package by mailing five cents to Foley Co in Chicago. The package includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
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