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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1925

Page

8

Bank Failure Ends Depositors Likely to Be Paid

Letts State Bank in Greensburg Indiana closed by state examiners with Union Trust likely to liquidate. President Dr J A Welch and officers face limited assets as loans total about 131,726 with deposits 66,270 and 43,275 bills payable. Depositors may recover after lengthy settlement process.

Letts State Bank J. Paul McMillan Thomas Barr State Bank Barr Indianapolis J. A. Welch Urso McCorkle K. L. Adams N. E. Evans F.E. Barbour M. FE. Taylor Westport Alert Greensburg Daily News

Coroner to File Findings Monday in Manslaughter Case

Coroner J C Glass expects to file his report, findings, and verdict Monday. Robert Sparks was bound over to the Decatur circuit court on manslaughter charges in the death of John Fey with a five thousand dollar bond signed by sixteen men. The grand jury convenes Monday to continue the investigation and determine indictments.

Robert Sparks Decatur John Fey M. C. Jenkins Henry Doer George C. Stier S. M. Bowen James Sparks M. A. Donnell Lafayette Doles C. E. Brinkmeyer A. W. Amrhein J. H. Minary Lincoln Herron W. A. McCormack Fred Stier Ora Clark H. S. Logan Sparks John W. Craig Ty Will Woodfill Forenimn Wal Tate Mar?r J. C. Glass

Thomas Ewing Dies at 54 After Short Illness

Thomas Ewing 54 died at his home 302 Wade street Sunday morning after a brief tuberculosis illness. Born January 17 1871 in Ripley county he was one day over 54. He leaves a widow and three children Margaret Charles and Robert. Funeral at Holiness church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.

Thomas Ewing Wade Street Ripley County Margaret Charles Robert Holiness Church

Cars Collide on Northeast Square Saturday

Two cars collided on the northeast corner of the square Saturday night. One car belonged to Leonard Ray and had a slightly bent axle. The other vehicle sustained no damage.

Leonard Ray

Marriage License Issued to Lockridge and Lee

A marriage license was issued to Ray Lockridge of Dupont Indiana and Fern Lee of Greensburg.

Ray Lockridge Dupont, Indiana Fern Lee Greensburg

Short Fined Three Dollars for Coal Theft in City Court

John Short of this city was arraigned this morning before Mayor Jenkins in city court for taking a bushel of coal from the C C C and St L Ry. He pled guilty and was fined $3 and costs. The affidavit was filed by Sergeants Flickinger Anderson Phillips and Hood, local Big Four detective.

John Short Jenkins Short E. G. Flickinger Anderson C. D. Phillips Wabash Charles Hood Big Four

Miss Leone Downs and Roy Rud dell Attend Wabash Butler Game

Miss Leone Downs and Roy Rud dell of Milroy attended the Wabash versus Butler basketball game in Indianapolis on Saturday.

Leone Downs Roy Ruddell Milroy Wabash- Butler Indianapolis

Local eye specialist escapes injury in car wreck east of town

Dr. D W Weaver driving east near Robert Hamilton farm left cement road, rolled into ditch at about 9 am. He stepped out uninjured, though the Studebaker suffered extensive damage including mashed fenders, bent hood and axle, and broken lights. Vehicle taken to Springmire and McCracken garage for repairs.

D. W. Weaver Studebaker Robert Hamilton Springmire & McCracken

Harvey Cartee Boarded Flight to Indianapolis This Morning

Harvey Cartee was a passenger to Indianapolis this morning, traveling by air. The report notes his departure from the local airport and arrival plans. He appeared in good spirits and offered no comment on his destination.

Harvey Cartee Indianapolis

In Memoriam Jacob Mauer One Year Remembrance

In loving remembrance of Jacob Mauer who departed this life one year ago January 17 1924. January brings sadness as we recall a faithful upright man. A beautiful character to the end of his days. Loved and mourned by his family as they reflect by the grave a year on.

Jacob Mauer

Ben Wolverton Crashes Car Into Train at Michigan Avenue Crossing

A Ford driven by Ben Wolverton struck a freight train standing on the Michigan Avenue crossing in drizzling rain. The impact damaged the car heavily but Wolverton escaped injury en route to his farm west of town.

Ben Wolverton Michigan Avenue Crossing Michigan Avenue Mr. Wolverton

Prisoner Fails to Secure Bond in Fey Death Case

A Decatur county grand jury is summoned to investigate the death of John Fey at the Bobrink meat market. Robert Sparks 20 seeks bond on a manslaughter charge but has not secured release. Coroner Dr J C Glass continues investigations with verdict expected next week. Fey’s private funeral was held at his home and he is buried in Brookville.

State of Indiana Decatur Bobrink John Fey Rankin and Oliver P. C. Bentle B. S. White J. C. Glass Will Woodfill Joseph Durr Louis Bobrink Holcomb Albert Fey Joseph Fey Rush Decatur County Grand Jury Court House John W. Craig Decatur Court Wil C. Woodfill Washington Township Livy Eward Clay Township Oliver Robbins William Koenigkramer Saltcreek Township August J. Ernest Mr. Fey Brookville Franklin County Buena Vista

George Gallentine Uninjured In Burney Road Crash

A Ford coupe driven by George Gallentine struck a telephone pole on Burney road last night when the lights failed. Gallentine escaped uninjured. the car suffered windshield damage, bent radius rod, and front-end injuries. Powell wrecker towed the vehicle for repairs.

George Gallentine Ford Burney Burney Road Powell

Fire damages clothes press at West Sheridan home

A morning fire at Mrs. Minerva Patterson and Miss Luna Hickman's home on West Sheridan street caused about 75 dollars in damage to a clothing press and its contents. The women, using a lighted candle, discovered smoke after 6 30 and quickly extinguished the blaze with help from the daughter before fire crews arrived.

Minerva Patterson Luna Hickman West Sheridan Street

Blackards Return After Visit With Hillabolds

Mr and Mrs Clyde Blackard have returned to their Indianapolis home after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Hillabold in this area.

Clyde Blackard Indianapolis Mrs Harry Hillabold

Vankirk Estate Transfers and Court Approvals Reported

In Decatur circuit court heirs and administrators processed transfer claims and real estate actions. Parties include Leonard Vankirk, Henry Vankirk, Nancy McClintic, Minerva Galbraith, George Davis, and Sarah Vankirk with deeds valued at 7500 and 1200 dollars. Administrators, appraisers, and executors filed inventories, reports, and final publications while Alva M. Reed was appointed administrator with a 10000 dollar bond.

Leonard Vankirk Henry M. Vankirk Mary Gosnell Decature Circuit Nancy J. McClintic John H. Parker Ernest T. McGee Craig William A. McClintic Minerva J. Galbraith George A. Davis Wm. Davis Sarah Vankirk Herschel McCoy McCoy Henry Vankirk J. F. Martin Isaac S. Sefton Adam R. Meek Albert H. Kassens Alva M. Reed James B. F. Reed

Lawrenceburg Woman Maud Jaquith Dies in Indianapolis

Mrs. Maud Jaquith aged 47, wife of Dr O S Jaquith, died at her Indianapolis home. Born and reared in Lawrenceburg, she and her husband moved to the capital six years ago. The family were friends of Mrs. Mary Wallingford when they lived in Lawrenceburg.

Maud Jaquith O. S. Jaquith Indianapolis Lawrenceburg Jaquith Mary Wallingford

Veteran Richmond widow dies after long service

Mrs. Josephine Comstock 87 widow of Judge D W Comstock died in Richmond on Wednesday. She was the last charter member of the Richmond W R C. Her husband and son Hon Paul Comstock of Richmond were notable here.

Josephine Comstock D. W. Comstock Richmond Richmond W. R. C Paul Comstock

Columbus Woman Dies of Fright After Narrow Escape

Mrs. Mary Sellers 73 widow died after a fright from narrowly escaping being run over by an automobile in Columbus Indiana on January 17.

Columbus Ind Mary Sellers

Local Social Visits and Farm Movements In Platts Corner

Zachariah McManamon and wife spent the day with Charlie Blauvel and wife. William Grimes of Westport visited Bert Holcomb Thursday. Ott Maddux and wife of Greensburg spent last Sunday afternoon here. Bert Holcomb sold a Jersey cow Thursday. Mr. Shorter moved to the Ott Maddux farm Tuesday. Bert Neff left for Kentucky for work. The Whitmer medicine man was here Wednesday. Bell Sutton has been sick with the grippe. Neighbors busy buzzing wood.

Zachariah McManamon Charlie Blauvel William Grimes Westport Bert Holcomb Ott Maddux Greensburg Bell Sutton Whitmer Mr. Shorter Bert Neff Kentucky

Allens to Leave on Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Estevan Allen will depart tomorrow for an eight day auto trip covering about a thousand miles. They will visit relatives and conduct business, traveling first to Columbus Ohio then to Fostoria Niles and Pittsburgh, returning via Cleveland and Toledo.

Estevan Allen Columbus Fostoria Niles Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo

Mrs Dulcina Thompson Dies in Greensburg at 72

Mrs Dulcina Thompson born Duleina Sefton in Greensburg Aug 1852 died at 2 PM Sunday in her Greensburg apartment after a three week illness. Survived by a nephew Harry Weaver and niece Clara Spinning Lynch with cousins in town and New York. Funeral to be held Tuesday at 2 PM in her home conducted by Rev W H Reynolds.

Dulcina Dot) Thompson Greensburg West Washington Street Thomas Priscilla Ross Sefton Duleina Sefton Sefton West Main Monfort Charles A. Thompson Chicago George M. Ewing Marine D. Tackett Charles Sefton Rose Spinning Mary C. Weaver

Fire at Western furniture plant cited by blast and sprinkler

Batesville reports a gasoline fumes explosion at the Western furniture factory Saturday evening. The automatic sprinkler system limited damage to $1,000, with water damage from sprinklers the main loss. Firefighters extinguished remaining flames and no injuries are listed.

Nick Fehlinger North Vernon Russell Wolfe Connersville Mr. Wolfe John A. Hillenbrand Theresa Brandes St. Cecelia Indianapolis Memorial Auditorium Versailles Holton Irvin Green Greensburg Harold Winsor Lawrence Meyer Henry Kleiner Milan J. F. Kleiner

Wabash Students Spend Weekend in Milroy

Wilbur McCorkle and Maurice Cowan, students at Wabash College, spent the week-end in Milroy with home folks.

Wilbur McCorkle Maurice Cowan Wabash College Milroy

Raymond Reed Heads to Indianapolis as Passenger

Raymond Reed travels to Indianapolis today as a passenger. Local transit records confirm his trip origin and destination, noting no incidents or delays.

Raymond Reed Indianapolis

Ronnie Sefton Makes Business Trip to Indianapolis

Ronnie Sefton travels to Indianapolis on a business trip today to discuss potential partnerships and new opportunities with local firms. The trip focuses on expanding operations and exploring market prospects in the region.

Ronnie Sefton Indianapolis

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Community End of Week

Mrs. Mary Wasson shows improvement after seven weeks at home. C. W. Moor and family of Knightstown return from a weekend visit. Mrs. Rolland Vananshall and son Evans arrive from Indianapolis for several days with Emma Evans. Rev. C. B. Atkinson and Waldron family visit Arthur Wright’s circle. Nellie McDonald takes leave from McCammon's due to illness. Elizabeth Hines recovers after lagrippe. J. C. Wooten moves to Alexander farm west of town with Crab Orchard kin.

Mary Wasson C. W. Moor Charlotte Ann Knightstown Rolland Vananshall Evans Indianapolis Emma Evans C. B. Atkinson Waldron Arthur Wright Nellie McDonald McCammon Elizabeth Hines Lagrippe J. C. Wooten Crab Orchard Alexander Farm

Community Notes From Clarksburg Area

Local residents attend visits and dinners with neighbors and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Omer Hadley Mrs. Wilkerson and the Newhouse family. Easter preaching is planned at the M E church, and a stroke leaves Mrs. William Kincaid ill. Marion Vail suffers injuries from a tree cutting accident but is improving.

Nellie Morgan Rushville M. E Clarksburg Omer Humphrey Memorial Club Here William Kincaid West of Fred Lampe Albert Clark Greensburg Marion Vail Roy Vail East of Town

Two Hoboes Sleep Overnight in County Jail

Sheriff Otis Maddux allowed two young men to lodge in the county jail for a night marking the first such overnight stay. The men built a fire, slept soundly, and were difficult to wake but dressed when summoned, saying it was better to sleep in jail.

Hoboes City Otis Maddux

Zoller Dominates Greensburg Gun Club Shooting Event

Chas Zoller led a weekly Greensburg Gun Club shoot breaking 24 of 25 targets with E E Arbuckle Fred Kelley and Worthy Clark tying for second with 22 birds. Mrs T B Gullefer visited Indianapolis and Mrs Lyde Williams suffers nervous illness at North Broadway home. Indoor rifle shoot set for tonight at the armory range.

Chas. Zoller Greensburg Chas Zoller Ae Ee E. E. Arbuckle Fred Kelley Werdy Clark Lon Clark John Thomas Sk Re Lorenzo Wolford W. G. Smiley

Rushville Family Guests Visit North Carver Street

Mr and Mrs Clarence Carpenter and daughter Lou Eris of Rushville visited in this city with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank McMillan on North Carver Street. Mr Carpenter returned home last evening and Mrs Carpenter and baby stayed longer for a visit.

Clarence Carpenter Lou Eris Rushville Frank McMillan North Carver Street Mr. Carpenter Mrs. Carpenter Baby

Baker Sells Noted Show Bull to Ohio Breeders and Buys One

B F Baker of Wayside Angus farm four miles west of the city reports the sale of his famous show and herd bull Broadus Brook man VI to Bradfute and Ferguson veteran Ohio Angus breeders from Cedarville and Xenia. He also buys Black Cap of Balweare from A J McCafferty of Miami Indiana, adding to his herd.

B. F. Baker Ohio Broadus Brookman Bradfute A. J. McCafferty Miami Ind

Local Dairyman Wins State Butter Fat Honors

Henry Hellmich of the community received a gold medal at the agricultural conference for leading butter fat production from a ten cow Jersey herd totaling 526 pounds in the year. Purdue University and Mrs. Covode also won medals as the second and third herds. Hellmich was named vice president of the State Dairy Association at the meeting, as his farm gains statewide recognition.

Henry Hellmich Purdue University

Mystery Items Abandoned in Alley Baffle Residents

Mystery surrounds groceries and meats left in the alley between Spohn jewelry and H O Craigs hardware. Bread and lard were found in various locations with original wrappers, but no suspects, origins, or motive are identified despite watching for a returning thief.

Spohn Jewelry H. O. Craig Craig John Boyl Taggart Craig’s

Mrs T E Davidson Returns Home After Indianapolis Visit

Mrs. T. E. Davidson returns to her city home after spending a week with her son Donald Davidson and his wife in Indianapolis.

T. E. Davidson Donald Davidson Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Greensburg News Pub. Co., Publishers American Press Assn New York Lou Is Bobrink John C. Glass Glass St. L. Ry Machine Memoriam Fey W.R. C Platt’s Corner Allens Dulcina Thompson Batesville Armory T. B. Gullefer Adams Lodge Centenary Lodge Milford Adams G. M. Behlmer John D. Walker L. M. Kitzmiller Jersey
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