Harding Hiner nuptials mark last society event of year
The marriage of Miss Zelpha Hiner to Horace H. Harding took place at the bride’s home on West Main Street at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon. Rev. James Mailley officiated with a bridal party including Miss Esta Hiner as maid of honor and Little Miss Madge Harding as ring bearer. The couple left for Osgoord and then Sacramento to begin their life together. About two hundred guests attended and many costly gifts were given.
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Zelpha Hiner
Horace H. Harding
West Main Street
Billa Hiner Schultz
Robert Hiner
Sacramento
California
Mat
Frank Harding
Westport
James Mailley
Madge Harding
Mildred Harding
Charles Leppert
Indianapolis
Jesselynn Spurgeon
Columbus
Mable Rash
North Vernon
Clara Loos
Cincinnati
Bertha Taylor
Mae Withers
Ethel Trime
Esta Hiner
Paris
Mrs. Harding
Osgood
Elaborate Christmas Service at Baptist Church
The Baptist church will present a full Christmas program next Sunday evening featuring the Choral Society with Mrs. Ed Siling. The 7:30 service includes organ pieces, multiple anthems, solos, quartets and readings, concluding with Adeste Fideles and a Festival March postlude.
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The
Baptist Church
Ed Siling
Greensburg Class of 1906 Reunion at Montgomery Home
The Greensburg high school class of 1906 held a pleasant reunion Monday evening at R. W. Montgomery’s residence. Nearly all members attended, enjoyed recalling old times, and played games. A business meeting appointed a committee to plan a summer outing and future annual reunions. Absent were Miss Willa Shannon, Miss Ethelyn Jones, Mrs Lulu Crooks Kirby, Mrs Martha Clemons Taggart, and Robert Waugh.
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Greensburg High School
R. W. Montgomery
Willa Shannon
Ethelyn Jones
Mesdames Lulu Crooks Kirby
Martha Clemons Taggart
Robert Waugh
Motorman Dies From Shock In Indiana
Rushville Indiana December 30 Charles Ross an I and C motorman who was knocked from a freight car by 3200 volts near Connersville last week died suddenly at his home in Rushville after being considered out of danger He was one of the oldest employees in the traction company's service.
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Rushville
Indiana
Charles Ross
Connersville
Mr. Ross
Traction Company
Stomach Troubles Spark Praise for Chamberlain’s Tablets
Edina Missouri resident J. P. Klote reports using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble and finds them more beneficial than other remedies. Sold at Bajperton's drug store.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Klote
Edina
Missouri
Bajperton’s
Plans for a National Paper Bill Aims Government Journal
Congressmen Hobson of Alabama proposes a weekly government official journal to publish departmental notices Supreme Court actions and Congress proceedings. The plan allocates 75000 for equipment and 275000 for issue costs.
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Departments
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
Record Breaking Shipment To Europe Looms
Record shipments of American agricultural machinery are set for Europe with six large steam ships chartered to transport farming gear. Additional special vessels are expected soon. The combined cargoes over four months total about 25 million dollars. The first full cargo will depart on the steamship Saratow, headed 6,000 miles to Siberia.
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Europe
Saratow
Siberia
Wedding at Alert Home Unites Miss Mae Bannister and Joseph Verburg
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock a wedding was celebrated at Mrs. William Bannister's Alert home. Miss Mae Bannister wed Joseph Verburg of North Vernon in a Christmas decor dressed setting with Rev D L Vandiver of Ohio officiating before seventy five guests. A buffet luncheon followed. The bride is the daughter of the late trustee and a popular music teacher. The groom is a rising attorney. They will reside in North Vernon.
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William Bannister
Alert
Miss Mae
Joseph Verburg
North Vernon
D. L Vandiver
Ohio
Lineman Crushed Heel in Traction Tower Car Crash
T L Hubbard, a lineman on the 1. C. traction line, suffered a crushed heel bone and broken ankle Monday morning when a tower car toppled in high wind near Waldron. He jumped to the ground, landing on a cross tie, as foreman Harmon tried to stop the car. Hubbard was treated at Kennedy hospital and will be unable to use his foot for weeks.
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T. L. Hubbard
Kennedy Hospital
Hubbard
Waldron
Foreman Harmon
Harmon
Shelbyville News
Advertised Letter List Names Many Recipients
A dead letter notice lists recipients including David Bailey George Bender Ed Bayless Boon Broadus H S Campbell Jack Collins Ceyler House Charles Hambright Charlie Harding James Hoover Safe Hite Frank Hoosher J G Hayes William Jones George A Littell Lee Massey George Mazee Albert McKay Charles McManamon William McKinney Ora Skeen Henry Smith John Shine John Tille Elva Wyatt Bats Winkle Mrs Jennie West Mrs Mary Webber Miss Myrtle Short Nora James Maggie Quinton Mrs Lon Davis. Letters and cards will be sent to the dead letter office on January 14 if not claimed before.
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David Bailey
George Bender
Ed Bayless
Boon Broadus
H. S Campbell
Jack Collins
Ceyler House
Charles Hambright
Charlie Harding
James Hoover
Safe Hite
Frank Hoosher
J. G. Hayes
William Jones
George A. Littell
Lee Massey
George Mazee
Albert McKay
Charles McManamon
William McKinney
Ora Skeen
Henry Smith
John Shine
John Tille
Elva Wyatt
Bats Winkle
Jennie West
Mary Webber
Myrtle Short
Nora James
Maggie Quinton
Lon Davis
L. D. Braden
P. M
Largest Sunday School in Meerut Sets Record
The Largest Sunday School in Meerut India affiliated with Method ism reports a membership of 41134. The count highlights the scale of religious education activity in the city.
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Meerut
India
Glidewell on Liquor Stance From Indiana Editor
W H Glidewell of Brazil Democrat, a leading Indiana Democrat, argues political saloons and brewers corrupt officials and threaten fair justice. He condemns lax enforcement and calls for equal rights and no special privileges, urging officers to uphold the law impartially.
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W. H. Glidewell
Greensburg New Era
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Brazil
New Officers Installed In Decatur County
Inauguration day saw Oscar B. Trimble succeed George W. Lanham as county treasurer and Frank R. Robbins replace Uriah Privett as county commissioner. The ceremony included cigars and red apples for callers. Will H. Lanham stays on briefly as Ethel Trimble, the new deputy, and her father learn the duties.
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Oscar B. Trimble
Clay Township
George W. Lanham
Frank R. Robbins
Uriah Privett
Decatur County
Messrs
Population Density Contrast in the Country and England
The piece notes that the country has seventeen persons per square mile while England has 480, highlighting a stark difference in population density for the period.
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England
Cycle Kept Open House for New Year Callers
The Cycle kept open house at Mrs. W. C. Pulse home on North Franklin street to receive New Year callers. Members of city clubs were invited and about 200 guests attended. Guests were received by Mrs. Pulse and Cycle officers in candlelit parlors. Refreshments were served and the afternoon spent welcoming the new year.
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W.C. Pulse
North Franklin Street
Leap Year Party At Ira Lanham Home
A leap year party at Ira Lanham and wife near town drew about forty guests on Wednesday night. The home was green and white decorated with music and solos, ice cream and cake were served, and games followed as guests praised the charming hosts. A group of local young ladies rode a cab with their escorted gentlemen guests to mark the new year’s start.
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Ira Lanham
Lanham
County Funds Distributed Under New Depository Law
Decatur county distributed its funds among Greensburg’s three national banks under a capital based split. Citizens' Bank receives 40 percent, while Third and Greensburg Banks each get 30 percent. With a 2 percent interest on daily balances, an average daily balance of about 150000 yields an estimated 3000 yearly profit for the county.
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Decatur County
Greensburg
Citizens’ Bank
Greensburg Bank
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Socronemie Sons Seh
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Exiled Briggins Questioned by Farmer for Congress
In a rustic exchange a farmer quips that Briggins was sent away because he wore a high hat and a Prince Albert coat on weekdays, and the community grew tired of his appearance. The remark reflects local sentiment and satire in a rural setting.
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Briggins
Congress
Farmer Orntassel
Hairdressing Tip for Pompadour After Shampoo
A hairdresser suggests drying the front hair over a roll of tissue paper to prevent parting after washing. The method keeps the hair in a pompadour shape as it dries, solving the common styling difficulty.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised at Rug Store
A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice. Sold for 25 cents at F. M. Henry & Co.'s rug store with a strong call to keep out trouble.
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Dr. King
F. M. Henry & Co
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Wely
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National Salvage Company
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