Greensburg set for two major revivals next month
A big revival begins on the first Sunday at the First M E church with Kerr Bros evangelists, uniting the First and Centenary churches under pastors Rev A R Beach and A L Bennett. A week later the Christian church hosts evangelist Rev James Small and singer Mr St John with a large chorus.
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Greensburg
M. E
Kerr Bros
A. R. Beach
A. L. Bennett
Shelbyville
Christian Church
James Small
Mr. St. John
St John
Small
St. John
Family Dinner Brings Bruner Family Reunion After Twenty Years
The Bruner household at 631 East North Street hosted a joyous reunion for William Bruner and his wife in an event honoring their eldest daughter Mrs. John Lappin and son from Danville Illinois. Six children gathered, with out of town guests George Boling of St Paul Charles Bruner of Smyrna and Mrs John Lappin and son John of Danville. A family portrait was taken and guests departed hopeful for future gatherings.
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William Bruner
East North Street
John Lappin
Danville
Illinois
Metropolitan
Brune
Smyrna
John
Ilinois
Big Four Railway
Cincinnati
William M. Robbins
Kokomo
Robbins
William A. Robbins
Benjamin Tekulve
Railroad Street
Mr. Tekulve
Emma Alexander
St. Louis
Richard J. Braden
Clay Township
Mharding-Hiner
Milford
North Broadway
Fruit Show At Purdue Attracts Indiana Growers
The Indiana Horticultural Society hosts a fruit show at Purdue University during the farmers short course January 13 18 inviting progressives from across the state. Premium list offers about 300 items with cash prizes over 300 dollars. Committee includes W C Keen W B Flick and C Woodbury. Premium lists available from C G Woodbury Experiment Station Lafayette Indiana.
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Purdue University
Horticultural Department
W. C. Keen
State Horticultural Society
W. B. Flick
C. @. Woodbury
C. G. Woodbury
Lafayette
Indiana
Definition of Bonanza in a Hole in the Ground
A Western congressman offers a wry definition of bonanza tied to gold mining talk. He quips that a bonanza is a hole in the ground owned by a champion liar, reflecting a satirical take on speculation among colleagues.
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Tom
Big Suit Filed in Dearborn Bank Shortage Case
The Indianapolis News reports a $10,000 suit in Dearborn circuit court by First National Bank of Dillsboro against ex cashier Fred Lubbe and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Lubbe’s $15,000 shortage surfaced after bank exam, with stockholders demanding director explanations. Former Congressman F. M. Griffith to represent the bank.
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Oscoop
Ind
Dearborn
First National Bank
Dillsboro
Fred Lubbe
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Lubbe
W. E. Springer
Seattle
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore Company
Gray
F. M. Griffith
Guaranty Company
Local News From Greensburg and Surroundings
Batterton's carries Palmer's May Broom perfume and Washington news notes. Local items include visits, visitors, church events, school activities, a big Four timetable update, and notes on residents' travels, illnesses, and obituaries. A revival by Kerr Bros. is planned for February.
Court actions update including fines jurors and trials
William Smith fined five dollars and costs for assault and battery with intent. Bailey Elliott and Meredith excused from petit jury. replacements named Reed Shepherd and Walker. Meek awarded 5583.35 against Thomas and Mable Prine. Dismissal of bid to remove Councilman Miller. Edgar Mendenhall admitted to bar. Venue change requested in Robertson vs Howard case. Agreement to defer cases until the Max Dalmbert test case is resolved.
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William Smith
George Bailey
Marion Elliott
Will Meredith
A. M. Reed
Joe Shepherd
George C. Walker
Thomas
Mable Prine
John T. Meek
C. G. Miller
Edgar Mendenhall
W. W. Robertson
Adams Township
F. M. Howard
Charles Howard
Max Dalmbert
Accident injures Miss Fowler and brother near Adams
Miss Maud Fowler and her brother, residents north of Adams, were thrown from a buggy when a frightened horse upset the vehicle at a bridge north of Adams. Both suffered severe bruises though not seriously hurt, and the buggy was badly damaged.
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Miss Maud Fowler
Adams
Miss Fowler
Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy safe under pure food law
Special announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. J. H. Batterton.
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Foley
J. H. Batterton
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