Masonic Calendar Feature From Greensburg Lodge For 1921
Greensburg Indiana lodge No 36 F and A M plans a January calendar to foster closer lodge member relations. The memo lists January meetings sickness notices and member counts with names and addresses of two members in Arizona and a memorial for Bro Nelson Mowrey who died July 12 1920. It also records 1920 new members and officers and names elected by affiliation.
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Greensburg
Ind
Frank L. Donnell
Home
Ira G Rigby
Nelson Mowrey
Aaron Howard
Arizona
Sim Kennedy
McDowell Road
Phoenix
Harry Nordmeyer
East 8Th St
Tucson
Roy Rutherford
Owen Stedman
W. M
Fellowcraft
S. W
Claude F. Wyant
W. A. Root
C. F. Grouleff
Will E. Thomas Chas
Clemens Carl Hall , Ewing Arnold Eldo Pavey Meade Brown
Wm. M. Whitsitt
Hip Injury After Fall on Ice
Traveling salesman Herschel Burney slipped on North Michigan Avenue last night and suffered a badly bruised hip In today’s report he was able to start out on a business trip this morning.
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Herschel Burney
Michigan Avenue
Scarlet fever illness of Mary Bridges reported
Mary Bridges daughter of Charles Bridges of Letts suffers from scarlet fever. Her condition is not considered serious.
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Mary Bridges
Charles Bridges
Letts
Harding to be Scottish Rite Mason in Columbus
President elect Harding will be made a Scottish Rite Mason in Columbus on January 5 with degrees conferred at noon and 7:30 p m He will be the only candidate The event follows a Columbus lodge tradition with former presidents as members
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Columbus, CO
Harding
Columbus
Garfield
McKinley
Columbus Lodge
Shelbyville factories seek injunction against strikers
An injunction filed in a federal court in Indianapolis targets two labor unions for interfering with Shelbyville furniture factories by threats and coercion since the strike began last May.
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Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Uncle Joe Cannon Establishes Record in Congress
In Washington on December 29 Uncle Joe Cannon, veteran House war horse, set a new American record for length of service surpassing Justin Morrill. He plans to extend his tenure toward 100 years and aims to eclipse Gladstone’s British record. Champ Clark presided as Cannon spoke amid tributes from aging members.
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Washington
Uncle Joe” Cannon
War Horse
House of Representatives
Justin Smith Morrill
Vermont
Gladstone
House of Commons
Uncle Joe
Champ Clark
Mr. Cannon
Seymour attorney appointed special judge in Kold-Aid case
Seba A. Barnes of Seymour was named by Mayor Frank S. Jones as special judge for the state’s case against Charles Bohannon Al Bozzell Fred Rothwisch Charles Welker W L Robertson Samuel Dodson and Webber Piercefield charged with selling and possessing intoxicating beverages including Kold-Aid and Lash's Bitters in Columbus.
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Seba A. Barnes
Seymour
Frank S. Jones
Charles Bohannon
al Bozzell
Fred Rothwisch
Charles Welker
W. L. Robertson
Samuel Dodson
Webber Piercefield
Columbus
Week's Basketball Schedule at Y M C A
Indiana polis team Pair o Dice faces Joe Welch on the local floor Thursday night. A pickup American Legion team from Shelbyville will meet the Y M C A team next Saturday. A junior class curtain-raiser and two fast high school games against alumni are planned for the alumni reunion night.
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Indianapolis
Joe Welch
American Legion
Shelbyville
Birds Should Be Fed While Snow Is On
Indiana state conservation officials urge citizens to feed birds during icy ground conditions to protect species with economic value. George N. Mannfeld appeals to 108 fish game and bird associations to scatter grain and bread and provide water where ice covers the earth five to eight inches.
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Russia
London
Smithfield
Billingsgate
Indiana State Capitol
State Department of Conservation
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Division of Fish and Game
Christmas Dining Socials and Tuneful Holidays in Hope
Hope residents enjoyed a season of dinners and gatherings. Mrs. Sarah Lund hosted family guests including Bert and Charles Logan and Earl Logan. Mr. and Mrs. John Bockover entertained Effie Bockover Ed Harding and Anna Hull. Miss Patterson hosted friends Emma Henry Ruth Patterson Clara Springmier and the Springmiers. Purdue alumni canceled a G H S basketball luncheon but planned for next week. Tennis Club hosted a holi days dance at the Eagles Hall with 30 couples and Greensburg Jazz band. Others hosted open houses New Year’s day and Christmas dinners with family from Indianapolis Frankfort Batesville and Columbus. The Braden Finley marriage and a 16th anniversary were announced. Mrs. C H Boring held a family Christmas day with a tree and Santa Claus and a later supper.
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John Bockover
West North Street
Effie Bockover
Ed Harding
Newpoint
Anna Hull
Cincinnati
Eagles Hall
John Romweber
Batesville
Greensburg
C. H. Boring
Nerer
Santa Claus
Everal
Local notes from Kendalville and Clarksburg
Harold Linville returns home from a visit to Clarksburg with his parents. Miss Marie Stott of Batesville visits her Linville relatives in Clarksburg. Clifford Caston, also of Batesville, was a business caller at Clarksburg. A general remark notes Louvre decor waits ten years after an artist's death for display. A ferret is a domestic variety of the pale cat. Women now run and promote children’s book shops in several major cities including New York Chicago Boston and Washington.
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Harold Linville
Kendalville
Indiana
Clarksburg
Marie Stott
Batesville
William Linville
Clifford Caston
Louvre
Paris
New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Christmas entertainment rounds Westport and nearby towns
The Reece family of Westport hosted a music filled supper with Rev Reece and wife, and guests including the Eineman and Hopkins families. Christmas gatherings continued with dinners hosted by J A Parrish near the city and Albert Barnes on Kingston pike, featuring multiple households and exchanged presents.
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Reece
Westport
Believes O'Brien Was Murdered Says Sister
Mrs Clair Clegg, sister of Pat O'Brien, say he was murdered in a Los Angeles hotel two weeks ago. She cites evidence from Merwin O'Brien and Virgil Moore and disputes that the aviator took his own life.
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Momence
Iil. Pdec
Pat O’brien
Los Angeles
Clair Clegg
Clegg
Merwin O’brien
Virgil Moore
O’brien
St Maurice Rabbit Fry Draws Knights and Guests
About fifty or sixty Knights of Columbus and guests attended the St. Maurice rabbit fry Tuesday night. Rev. H. J. Gadlage acted as toastmaster and introduced Judge Wickens who spoke on Knights of Columbus. J. J. Berke mier also spoke. Chef Charles Link presided over the kitchen with praise from attendees. Local participants included Hugh Wickens, G. H. Menzie Jr., Joseph Hellmich and J. C. Huber.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Maurice
H. J. Gadlage
Judge Wickens
J. J. Berkemier
Charles Link
Hugh Wickens
G. H. Menzie, Jr
Joseph Hellmich
J. C. Huber
Pur due University Short Course At Purdue Next Week
Decatur county farmers are expected to attend the annual Farmers Short Course at Purdue University January 10 to 14 1921. The event features the State Corn Show Purdue Apple Show Boys and Girls Potato Show and other exhibits with multiple state association meetings spread January 12 to 14 including corn growers vegetable growers dairy home economics livestock breeders and cattle clubs. Local residents and visitors travel to Indianapolis and other nearby towns for related meetings and visits.
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Decatur County
Purdue University
Lafayette
Purdue
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Indiana Vegetable Growers’ Association
Indiana State Dairy Association
Indiana Home Economics Association
Indiana Livestock Breeders’ Association
Indiana Hereford Breeders’ Association
Indiana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Indiana Angus Breeders’ Association
Indiana Holstein-Feisian Association
Indiana Guernsey Cattle Club
Indiana Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Navy Seaman George Mc Reed Joins U S S New York
George Mc Reed son of Mr and Mrs Elza Reed has been transferred to the U S S New York stationed at San Francisco. He will remain aboard the ship for several months.
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George Mc Reed
Elza Reed
United States Navy
U. S. S. New York
San Francisco
Case Dismissed in Greensburg Bank v Johannigmann
The Greensburg National Bank dismissed the complaint on notes demanding 8050 dollars. Costs were paid.
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Greensburg National Bank
John Johannigmann
WHEN TRAINS LEAVE Effective Sunday Nov 14 1920
Train schedule listing daily express and special departures to Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago St Louis and points east and west. Notable times include 5 05 am Express 3 53 am Cincinnati and points east 6 20 am Cincinnati Special and 4 30 pm Queen City Limited with various accommodations and nightly Chicago Night Special Express.
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Cincinnati
Points East
Express
Queen City Limited
Cincinnati Express
Queen City
Indianapolis
Points
Accomodation
White City
Chicago Express
Pivot City
St. Louis
Chicago
Bus Schedules North Vernon and Points South
Daily schedules show departures at 9:00 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. with service daily except Sunday, detailing routing from North Vernon to points south and return times.
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North Vernon
Points South
Eight join Modern Woodmen Thursday night class
A class of eight will be initiated into the order of Modern Woodmen on Thursday night. The group includes John H Brown Evertt Goins Edwin Brown Frank McGuire Harry Brown James Black Frank Ault man and Louis Hess.
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Order of Modern Woodmen
John H- Brown
Evertt Goins
Edwin Brown
Frank McGuire
Harry Brown
James Black
Frank Aultman
Louis Hess
Community Holiday Guests Move Through Kingston Area
Mrs Belle Dunn of Kokomo and Mrs Tester Rider of Milford visit Kingston. Albert Miner and daughter Audrey of Indianapolis stay with Mrs Watson Bestie near Burney. Myrtle Carr of Sandusky visits Indianapolis for holidays with Earl Harrirs and W A Carrs. Wade McMillen and Hugh Wickens travel to Indianapolis for business. Hamilton Ohio couple Beckett guests of Sandusky family. Bowing Green Kentucky couple Elliott spend holidays at Alert. Loyd Shafer of Cincinnati visits his parents at Alert. John Arnold family at Alert spend Christmas with Earl Arnold in Indianapolis. Dr Frederick Morris returns to Pittsburgh after Christmas with his mother Dora Morris. Indianapolis couple Ellis spend weekend with Burney couple. Leimgruber returns to Bluffton after visiting Elizabeth Fromer and James Alcorn. Jeannette Howard and grandson Aaron Thomas Howard visit Cincinnati with Myrta Cox and Jesse M Thomson. Hospital notice: Retta Avery Mulray of St Paul in Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis is gravely ill. Windsor Canada Ballard family spend holidays in St Paul with D L Ballard and Nell Floyd Mueller. Erdmanns plan trip Thursday to Mercedes Texas for Rio Grande Valley interests, with detour to Natchez Mississippi to visit William’s wife.
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Myrtle Carr
Sandusky
Indianapolis
Earl Harrirs
W A. Carr
Wade McMillen
Hugh Wickens
Thomas Beckett
Hamilton
Ohio
Horace McDonald
Lee Elliott
Bowling Green
Alert
Loyd Shafer
Cincinnati
John Arnold
Earl Arnold
Frederick Morris
Pittsburg
Dora Morris
Charles Ellis
John Burney
Burney
Adolphus Leimgruber
Bluffton
Elizabeth Fromer
James Alcorn
Jeannette Howard
Aaron Thomas Howard
Myrta Cox
Jesse M. Thomson
Robert Long Hospital
Retta Avery Mulray
St. Paul
Harry Ballard
Jack
Windsor
Canada
D. L. Ballard
Nell Floyd Mueller
C. J. Erdmann
Mercedes
Exas
Rio Grande Valley
William
Natchez
Miss
Train Schedule Fragments for Columbus and Points North
Schedule fragment lists daily routes to Columbus and Way Points with morning and afternoon departures. Time stamps include 10:40 a m 4 AB vo m 9:05 a m 5:05 p m and arrivals from Columbus at 1:00 p m, all noting daily except Sunday.
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Anderson
Points
Columbus
Markets End Year with Mixed Receipts and Steady Prices
Daily market notes show beef and calf prices firm to higher with good to choice cattle at 7.50 to 12.00 per cwt and calves 17.00 to 20.00. Sheep and lambs hold near 3.56 to 8.50 with steady demand. poultry and turkeys listed at farm prices, oats and wheat quoted for No 1 at 11.80. Local offerings include hens, young chickens, and racing poultry with assorted per pound figures.
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Leghorn
Eerie
Monastic Vocation Quests and Local Holiday Visits
Historic note records Martin Luther joining a monastery against his father’s wish to study law. In Adams several residents visit friends and relatives, including Mrs Florine West at Waldron, Mrs D W Hazelring and son in Adams, Mrs John Wildman ill after tooth extraction, and children Helen Crum and Kenneth Quick visiting kin over holidays.
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Martin Luther
Florine West
Adams
Waldron
John Wildman
D. W. Hazelring
William Joseph
Indianapolis
Helen Crum
Ivan Crum
Dora Hazelrigg
John Tomlinson
Fairland
Harry Hackman
Dayton, C
Martha Walters
Clarksburg
Lowell
Kenneth
Jewell Quick
Sullivan
Harry Jackson
Near Burney
Local residents on varied trips and social visits
E A Rankin made a business trip to Indianapolis today. Mrs W H Haughey visits relatives in Kentucky while off duty at the Dalmbert store. Mrs Samuel Hodson and daughters Ruth Letts go to Indianapolis for a two day visit. Miss Mary Whipple and Miss Erma Fugit Letts return to Indianapolis to resume nursing training. Miss Kate Stewart returns to Lafayette as Pi Beta Phi chaperone. Delta Phi invited into Pi Beta Phi chapter for three days. Mr and Mrs W P Wissman leave for Chicago then New York City. Walter Garver and Mrs Jennings Garver spend Christmas with her mother in North Ireland street. Mrs Joe Grey returns to Connersville after Christmas with her mother. Roscoe Whitlow at Indiana University spends holidays with father John Whitlow southeast of town. Mrs George Foster and son Russell visit Indianapolis. Robert Miller threatened with typhoid fever. Misses Dollie and Ida Porter visit Indianapolis. T E Day goes to Columbus for business. N G Swails and Charles Erdmann make trips to Cincinnati. Dr Will Meyers and wife visit Indianapolis. Miss Florence Overman spends the day in Indianapolis.
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Katherine Wheeler
Indianapolis
Roy C. Kanouse
Indianapoclis
Samuel Gentry
Odd Fellows
Clarksburg
J. F. Jarrard
Earl
Daisy Magee
R. E. Newman
Cincinnati
Roy Howell
Burney
E. A. Rankin
W. H. Haughey
Kentucky
Dalmbert
Samuel Hodson
Ruth
Letts
M. A. Tremain
Adams
Mary Whipple
Erma Fugit
Methodist Hospital
Kate Stewart
Lafayette
Pi Beta Phi
Delta Phi Sorority
W. P. Wissman
Jacob Johannes
St. Paul
Chicago
New York City
Walter Garver
Jennie Garver
North Ireland Street
Joe Grey
Connersville
W. H. Perry
East Central Avenue
Roscoe Whitlow
Indiana University
John Whitlow
George Foster
Russell
Robert Miller
Cleve Miller
Dollie
Ida Porter
T. E. Day
Columbus
N. G. Swails
Charles Erdmann
Will Meyers
Florence Overman
For Sale Meat Department in Southern Indiana Store
Completely equipped meat department in a livestock provision store in southern Indiana. All cash business with reasonable terms. Low rent, heat and light free. Profits will soon cover it. Address Box 594 North Vernon Indiana. 307-21-11-w
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Indiana
North Vernon
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Emma Henry
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Clara Springmier
Robert and
Louise Springmier
Howard Patterson
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Gus Eineman
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Arthur Donnell
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J. H. Deniston
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Deniston
Orlando
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Mildred
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Mary Lois and
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Greenfield
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Fred M. Caldwell
Newcastle
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West Sheridan Street
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Harve Vanansdall
Hilda
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Charles Guthrie
Frank Martin
Ruth Kelly
Bertha Braden
Grover Finley
Tabernacle Church
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George Kelley
Zoe Wasson
Miss Braden
Hope
Third Street
Hope Journal
Allie Am Rhein
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Ruth Irene
Albert Brebberman
Fred Eineman
Terre Haute
Will Starks
Grammer
D. C. Hopkins
Wilbur Hopkins
East of Hope
Walter Miller
Nortonburg
Sherman Hopkins
Denver
Colorado
J. A. Parrish
Lon Innis
Hubert Innis
Esther
Herman Miller
Riverside
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Roy Eitner
Paul Parrish
Olive Parrish
Rushville
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Kingston Pike
John Calender
Raymond
Clinton
Hazel
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Wilmer Richison
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T. L. Webster
Alma
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Arthur Springmier
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Helen
Carl Springmier
O'Brien
Ocal Farmers
E. J. Simms
John Morris
The
Baptist Choir
U.S. S
Belle Dunn
Kokomo
Tester Rider
Milford
Kingston
Albert Miner
Audrey
Watson Bestie
Henry Brune
Florsheim
Leathers
Florsheims
Roy
Kanouse
Feller
J. B. Colt
P. E. Evans
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