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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
5
New York fashion notes predict a feminine spring with sheer lace frocks, dainty petticoats, and floral trims. Milinery shifts away from felt hats toward individual ribbon and flower decorations, with crowns and bows replacing plain designs. Jewelry gains prominence with multiple pearl strands and ornate bracelets, while new color pairings and satin pumps with ribbon bows appear.
A selection of touring cars including Buick Six Haynes Six Chalmers Six Overland 4 1922 Ford 1924 Ford and Allen touring cars are advertised as in first class mechanical condition by Roy Privett at Main Street Garage.
The Adams Community Club hosts a free evening of entertainment at the L O F hall on January 23 after church. Tichenor's Orchestra provides music and attendees are invited to stay for the eclipse.
The piece notes that scarlet fever germs pass between children not by direct contact but through communication and airing of voices. Boys shout at each other and girls whisper, creating opportunities for transmission.
A compact want ad hints at a room available for refit, inviting bidders or tenants to propose alterations. The brief item suggests a flexible space option and indicates readiness to discuss terms.
Readers learn that some woodworking now uses sand blasting for carving replacing hand chisels. The piece notes snails can be educated and psychologists prove they can learn by observing mazes, highlighting surprising animal learning.
The young people's choir of the Methodist church meets this evening at 7:00 in the church for final practice ahead of the Sunday school conference tomorrow night. Mrs Earl Jarrard directs.
The Silver Moon Tea Room at the corner of North Michigan avenue and Carver streets will open Saturday January 17 offering hot drinks hot lunches and home made pies and cakes.
Margaret A. Woodfill appointed executrix by the circuit court of Decatur county Indiana under the will of James Woodfill deceased. Estate declared solvent. Tremain and Turner attorneys for executrix. Dates January 20 1925 January 27 February 3.
Un judge of the Decatur circuit court in Decatur county Indiana appoints Rosa M Collicott administratrix of the estate of Curtie T Collicott deceased. Edgar E Hite attorney. January 20.
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