Meat grinders and eggs at The Fair in Greensburg
Local items note meat grinders at The Fair store and eggs wanted at the Boston Store. A series of short notices recount appointments, visits, and community events including George E. Mullin named Brookville postmaster, Rolla Dobyns visiting Lem Dobyns, Abe Smith of Indianapolis visiting, and several social engagements. Mentions of farm sale near Columbus at 893 acres for 200 dollars per acre, subscriptions to THE STANDARD, a revival led by Dr. E. P. Brown in Liberty, and local infrastructure and business updates. The column also records Valentine Day notes, building plans, and upcoming construction in Greensburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George E. Mullin
Brookville
Rolla Dobyns
Clarksburg
Lem Dobyns
Deem Trustee Office Hours Set in Goddard & Deem Livery
J. F. Deem, trustee of Washington township, will be at his office in Goddard and Deem's livery stable on West Main Street daily to perform official duties. Special sessions for road and school masters on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Deem
Washington Township
Goddard & Deem
West Main Street
Ed Byers Public Sale Near Town
Mrs. Ed Byers will sell personal property at public sale at her residence six miles west of town next Wednesday at ten o'clock. Two horses nine cattle hogs farm implements a Prairie State Incubator and Brooder and other articles. Free lunch at noon. Col Tom Vinnedge auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Byers
Tom Vinnedge
Curious family riddle upends kinship logic
The Seymour Republican presents a paradox: two men and their two wives and two sons form a web where each man is both father and son to the other, each woman is both mother and sister to the other, and the boys are uncles to each other. How can they be lawfully married? The explanation hinges on a blended family with step and in-law ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gilchrist
Amos Elkins
L. D. Bidden
Franklin Street
Morning Graphic
Dr. Rucker
Seymour Republican
Big Gift Pledges Endowment Growth for Butler College
Joseph I. Irvin of Columbus offers 100000 dollars to Butler College endowment if friends raise 150000 dollars. President Garrison says funds can be raised by the college’s 50th anniversary on November 1. Total endowment would reach 500000 dollars, strengthening finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Irvin
Columbus
Butler College
Garrison
Creech and Gabhart Wed in Greensburg Ceremony
James Creech and Lillis Gabhart, two Greensburg youths, married Sunday evening at 8 30 by Rev Frank W Sumner at his Library Place home. They reside in the Trimble property on West Washington street. Bride is eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Gabhart. The Standard wishes them a happy, prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Creech
Lillis Gabhart
Greensburg
Frank W. Sumner
Library Place
Trimble
West Washington Street
Ebggroom
Betajamin’ Gabhart
THE
Standard
Death of Mrs. Mary Anderson in Milford area
Mrs. Mary Anderson aged about 96 died after a three month illness at the home of her daughter Etta Braden on North Michigan avenue. Born in Union county in 1827 she moved to Milford forty years ago and lived there until moving here last year. Survived by son Hamlin Anderson two daughters Sarah Armstrong and Etta Braden and two stepchildren William Anderson and Mary Parker. Funeral conducted Monday at 2 pm by Rev G H Murphy with Rev G C Clouds officiating. burial in South Park cemetery. More towels this week at The Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Etta Braden
Michigan Avenue
Anderson
Union County
Milford
Hamlin Anderson
Sarah Armstrong
William Anderson
Mary Parker
G. H. Murphy
G. C. Clouds
South Park Cemetery
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J. B. Lathrop
B. B. Jones
Walter Comstock
Melinda Dindman
Michael
Lawrence
Marion County
G. W. Adams
Logansport
Percy Shumm
Rev. M. Kenady
Low Marshall Bruere
Knoxville
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Tak Standard
Nancy Marshall
Mary Marshall
Ed Butler
E. P. Brown
Ram’s Horn
Chicago
M. E. Church
Liberty
Liberty Herald
C. W. Stivers
Brown
D. L. Moody
Wheatley’s
E. M. Davis
Letts
Bert Kirby
Sheridan Street
Samuel A. Bonner
Middletown
Richmond
Mary Hain
Tarrv
A. E. Lemmon
Muncie
W. A. Watson
Broadway
Post Office
Indiana Retail Hardware Dealers Association
Big Four
Oscar G. Miller
Miller Home
A. L. Everhart
Model Grocery
R. A. Bartlett
Peabody
Kan
Presbyterian Church
Winfield
Laura Vandewater
John C. Robison
Bro. Bartlett
Los Angeles
Cal
J. W. Chapman
Philadelphia
W. E. Biederwolf
Henry Ostrom
Indiana
Biederwolf
J. W. Parker
W. F. Caylor
Andersonville
St. Paul
Cavalor
Rushville
Harvey McCord
North Anderson Street
A. D. Berry
Baptist Church
Adams
G. W. Lanham
Alfred Hill
Henry Thomson
Maude Bosley
Milroy
Lewis E. Berner
George Bosley
Thomas Hause
Jacob Biddinger
Tommy
Westport
Decatur County
Ben D. Donnell
the News
Kingston
Ben
D. R. van Buskirk
Lyman Williams
Lafayette
Bro. van Buskirk
John M. Stevens
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Elizabeth Norvell
Shelbyville
Anna Spolsky
Leah
Cannaway
Eldorado
Kansas
Foil Adams
Newpoint
George H. Cook
Hope
Hoosierdam
Jack
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First National Bank Bldg
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Wright
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Creech
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