Decatur County Poultry Show Awards Highlight Large Entries
On day four of Decatur county poultry show in the city, judging by Carl E. Carter awarded special prizes across multiple breeds. A. Goyert and George Dunn assess results with A. C. Brown and others listing prizes such as $2 entries and various merchandise and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur County
Carl E. Carter
Columbus
A. Goyert
George Dunn
C. J. Loyd & Co
Barred Rocks
A. C. Brown
White Rocks
F. E. Creaser
Buff Rocks
I. B. Morgan
Partridge Rocks
W. Lanius
R. I. Red
S. C
Trimnell & Turner
Buff Orpington
Neil
Whitesides
Wyandottes
Willard Martin
Black Giants
John Underwood
George Underwood
Shuster & Epstein
R. I. Reds
Byard & Gartin
Geo. W. Magee
Fairstore
Sussex
John Sanders
Puttorff & Cory
Neil Whitesides
Hunter’s
Etter Hardware
Beckman
R. E. Creaser
Woodfill
Dark Cornish
Goyert & Hazen
Eversharp
Batterton’s
Light Brahma
Ed O’day
Golden Rule Store
Mary Swift
D. A. West
Trimnel & Turner
Huber Clothing Co
Bernard Whitten
Henry & Co
Wesley Lanius
W. C. Pulse
Nading
Pumphrey
Strand Theatre
Decatur Farm Bureau
Goyert & Hazel
Kabey
Golden Seabrights
Wesley Lamius
Garland Mill
Robert Marx
Sam Gentry
Plymouth Rocks
Merritt Thornburg
Bobrink
Ethel Jones
Kanouse
John Deles
American Candyland
Rhode Island
Charles Sasser
Rankin
Rhode
J. E. Robbins
George E. Link
Grouleff Bros
Myrtle Zigler
Fred Craig
John Hornung
Utility
Frank Buell
George Menzie Jr
John Doles
Magee Pharmacy
Floyd Ryle
Gordon
Templeton
James
Guy Kitchin
Parrish
Raymond Porter
St. John & Guthrie
Moss & Wright
Bestoval
Platts Corner Personal Updates and Local Chores
Mrs. T Y Lane is on the sick list. John Fox hauls logs from John Roberts farm to Milan. Otto Maddux and family returned from a Fort Wayne and Van Buren visit. Anna Becker spent Sunday with home folks. Wella Hull sold a fine bunch of fat hogs on Monday. Mrs. Bell Sutton is sick with grippe. Clete Miller baled hay for Lee Ponsler. Mrs. Anna Deickhoff visits Indianapolis. Elias Lunchford, long ill, is slowly improving.
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T.Y. Lane
John Fox
John Roberts
Milan
Otto Maddux
Marlin
Fort Wayne
van Buren
Anna Becker
Wella Hull
Bell Sutton
Clete Miller
Lee Ponsler
Anna Deickhoff
Indianapolis
Elias Lunchford
Double Sun basketball night in Memorial gym
A high school team meets the alumni and the independent squad faces New Point independents in Memorial gymnasium tomorrow night. The independents beat Brookville 35 to 25 Tuesday, and the visitors approach with confidence. Hubert Elder rode to Indianapolis today while Will Wessel and Bertha Bosse visited relatives in Cincinnati and Hamilton.
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M. F. Bohland
A. B. Wycoff
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Hubert Elder
Memorial Gymnasium
New Point Independents
Brookville
Will Wessel
John Wenning
Bertha Bosse
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Greensburg Families Share Christmas Week in Indiana
Greensburg residents Mr. and Mrs. Orla Guess and daughter Menajean visited Mrs. Ellen Guess. Mrs. Neilie Mueller traveled to Chicago to spend Christmas with brother George Floyd. Miss Marian Moberly spent Sunday with her father C. C. Moberly. Grace and Pauline Marlow from Indianapolis stayed with Mrs. Grace Scripture. John Latham is listed as sick. John Boyce of Omaha visits his mother Mrs. Alfred Em bry. W. C. Marshall, Greensburg, attended to business. Jay Wood family and children Bernard and Rita Fay traveled to Indianapolis to visit Mrs. Wood's parents Edgar and Mrs. Garrison. Ed Price and family and Zack Price visited Greensburg. Howard Crisler, away at Detroit, is visiting his mother. Eugene Leffler returns home after three months in St. Petersburg Florida.
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Orla Guess
Menajean
Greensburg
Ellen Guess
Neilie Mueller
Chicago
George Floyd
Marian Moberly
C. C. Moberly
Grace
Pauline Marlow
Indianapolis
Grace Scripture
John Latham
John Boyce
Omaha
Neb
Alfred Embry
W. C. Marshall
Jay Wood
Bernard
Rita Fay
Week of Prayer to Open Here Tonight
The annual observance begins tonight with services at the Christian church. Rev. Charles W. Whitman of the Methodist church will deliver the sermon for this meeting.
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The
Christian Church
Charles W. Whitman
Methodist Church
Minnesota Prison Press Faces Outside Printing Need
A Minnesota Stillwater prison weekly the Prison Mirror warns it must print off site or hire outside help due to a printer shortage. The paper has run inside the penitentiary for nearly 50 years amid chronic lack of skilled printers and newspaper staff, drawing editorial comment from various papers.
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Prison Mirror
Minnesota State
Stillwater
Mirror
Minnesota
LaCross
Heaven
Hell
Garland
Utah
Globe
Price Chemical Case Dismissed at Plaintiffs’ Cost
The Price Chemical Co. versus Ferry Mozingo on note was dismissed by the plaintiffs at their cost.
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Price Chemical Co
Ferry Mozingo
Wynkoop Appointed Administrator of James Wynkoop Estate
Elias H. Wynkoop is named administrator of the James Wynkoop estate. Bond set at $2,000.
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Elias H. Wynkoop
James Wynkoop
Administrator Appointed for Harry Kirby Estate
Allie Kirby named administrator of the estate of Harry Kirby, deceased, with bond set at 3000 dollars. Michael P. Cusick, guardian of Joseph and Bertha Cusick, filed a current report that was approved.
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Allie Kirby
Harry Kirby
Michael P. Cusick
Joseph
Bertha Cusick
Dobyns Prominent in State Highway Law Creation
Death came suddenly at 9 o'clock last night to Lemuel P. Dobyns born Oct 16 1866 in Mason county Kentucky. He lived with sister Mrs Jesse Whitten at 806 East Main and had been a leader in Greensburg K P lodge 148 and a state senator in 1916 1917 1919. He chaired the senate committee that framed the state highway law and was a trusted community figure. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Jesse Whitten and Mrs Will Adams of Athens Alabama and a brother Samuel Dobyns who died two years ago Funeral at 2 o'clock Wednesday with Rev Harry F Lett at South Park Cemetery.
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Lemuel P. Dobyns
Jesse Whitten
East Main Street
Mr. Dobyns
Henry
Elizabeth Dobyns
Mason County
Kentucky
Clarksburg
Greensburg
Daimbert & Co
Carter & Co
Sue Prine
Dohyrs
K. of P. Order
Christian Church
Dobyns
Decatur
Bartholomew
Senate
This City
Will Adams
Athens
Ala
Samuel Dobyns
Harry F. Lett
South Park
Leffler Earns Second in St Petersburg Grouper Trip
Thirty four anglers aboard the yacht Benetta fished the Bull banks from St Petersburg Fla. Hoosier J A Leffler of St Paul placed second with a 15 pound grouper as A H Hill of Decatur won first with a 20 pound catch. Total party catch was seven hundred pounds of red black and rock grouper.
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Benetta
St. Petersburg
Fla
Funeral Services For Aged Resident Held Tomorrow
Luman L. Collins aged 84 died yesterday noon at the S O O F Home where he had been a guest since January 25 1924 funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in the S O O F chapel and burial will be made in the nearby cemetery
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Luman L. Collins
South Park
Trust Co Sues for Real Estate Sale in Estate Proceeding
In the case of The Union Trust Co., administrator of Blanche Hilt estate, versus Thomas Prine and others, an amended complaint was filed seeking sale of real estate. The defendant Loan Association withdrew its complaint, then filed an answer consenting to the sale. A separate incident reports Dale Miers of Milford suffering severe car damage after a fast oncoming vehicle ran him off the road at North and Jackson, with the other driver fleeing.
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the Union Trust Co
Blanche Hilt
Thomas Prine
Loan Association
Dale Miers
Milford
North
Jackson Street
Miers
John F. Russell
Divorce suit between Hersleys dismissed at plaintiff’s cost
The case of Thelma Hersley versus Le roy D. Hersley was dismissed by the plaintiff at her own expense, ending the divorce action.
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Thelma Hersley
Leroy D. Hersley
Hall Columbus Best Play and Bowfer Milan Best Mental Attitude
Hall of Columbus earned Best Play honors while Bowfer of Milan was cited for Best Mental Attitude in the event.
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Hall
Columbus
Milan
Letts Wins After Forfeit in Tourney Final
In a troubled finish Columbus forfeited the final to Letts at 45 to 39 with Letts leading. Earlier rounds saw Letts 29 Milroy 20 and Columbus 32 Arlington 18 while Milan and New Point battled to a 22 22 tie in Saturday action.
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Moscow
Jackson
Letts
Milroy
Columbus
Arlington
Greensburg
Felix Club
New Salem
Parkland
Milan
New Point
Y” Collegians
Letts Forfeit Final By Columbus After Lucas Injury
In the final game of the invitation independent basketball tournament Columbus forfeited to Letts 2 to 0 after star forward Lucas was severely injured mid air. He regained consciousness after two hours of treatment and rest at the YMCA. Letts led 45 to 39 when the injury occurred with eight minutes left. Officials praised sportsmanship as Columbus refused the cup, while Letts received other tourney honors and several players earned accolades.
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Columbus
Lucas
C. C. Richey
McKee
Colembus
Boh
Hickey
Nash
Letts
Harrington
Morgantown Stars
Lucers
Leits
Hall of Columbus
Benfer
Milan
Stanley Strehl
Borfer
N. Gosnell
Moscow
Hall
Trester
Collegians
Charles
Greensburg Oye
Ge A
Court actions and farm bureau meeting notes in Indiana
Cort L Hunter presides as deputies organize and Beau Clark's bank suit against Albert Brock advances with bond demand of 7000 dollars. Reopened for extra evidence. hearing completed, then continued for arguments. Farm Bureau meeting includes poetry readings, Mrs Robbins and Beall address, dinner, and a church dedication at Napoleon with 25 000 dollar church completion totals and 17 690 paid to date. Attendees travel from Batesville Seaman Osgood Brockville Connersville Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
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Clarksburg State Bank
Albert T. Brock
Louis Fults
Dianapolis
Lew
Heimsath
Bodenberg Famly
Edw. Fox
Elmer
Noah Norwald
Mery Nesecabel
Jon Scholy
Milton Strader
D _Luers
Sen
George Cet
May Oction
Win‘oxy
Anna Finguse
Anna Frachticht
Osha Beachies
Luther Lesge
Brotherhood
Lucile Bodenberg
Otte
Lisette Frehtemisen
Alma Fellera
Milroy Man Sells Tobacco At 22 to 30 Cents
A Milroy man sold his tobacco crop last week in Madison with prices ranging from 22 to 30 cents per pound. The report notes tobacco raising is profitable at current prices and underscores harsh winter conditions impacting the area.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Governor Asked to Tame Special Judge in Parrish v Campbell
The governor faces a request to appoint a special judge for the case of John T. Parrish versus General Campbell et al. Appellate judge-elect F. M. Thompson has withdrawn from the matter.
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John T. Parrish
Campbell
F. M. Thompson
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