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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1925

Page

3

Greensburg Falls Short in County Seat Tournament Final

Connersville Spartans edge Greensburg 16 to 14 in the county seat final before over three thousand fans at the new Connersville gym. Stell, Ridge, and Keller star for Connersville while Greensburg battles through fatigue from four games in 24 hours.

Greensburg Connersville Spartans Connersville Conersville Sparta Strohl Pruitt Downs Ridge E. Hamilton Spartans Magee Kirby Stelle Westhafer Tree City

Greensburg and Connersville duel as tourney ends in Greensburg

The Connersville News-Examiner issues a special edition with tourney scores and photos after Greensburg’s semi final win. Downs and Sasser make the all tournament team while Greensburg earns praise for its showing. Next year’s event moves to New Castle. Lineups and scoring details are listed for both teams.

Greensburg Connersville Downs Sasser Newcastle Kirby Ely Westhafer Stelle E. Hamilton Xeller

Children witness Greensburg sun eclipse marks long-ago event

About six thousand residents observed a near total solar eclipse in Greensburg this morning with groups sharing smoked glass to view the sun. The event peaked around eight and lasted until shortly before nine, reminding older residents of the 1869 eclipse.

Greensburg Imners Shickens Beame

Total solar eclipse thrills nation with rare celestial display

Millions watched a total solar eclipse as the moon covered the sun from Duluth to Montauk Point. Scientists logged 13 observatories along the path, noting perfect observing conditions and striking corona shapes at totality.

New York Duluth Minn Montauk Point N. Y S. L. Boothroyd Observatory Cornell University Ithaca Caroline Funess Vassar

Mrs Swift Improves After Illness at Home South of Town

Mrs Carl Swift, once seriously ill at her home south of town, was reported today as much improved.

Carl Swift

Former resident dies at capital in Indianapolis

John C. Smith, 72, former Hartsville merchant, died Thursday in Indianapolis. He led the Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Co. His wife, a Burnside relation, died five years ago. Survived by two sons and a daughter. Funeral set for Tuesday.

John C. Smith Indianapolis Hartsville Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Co A. E. Burnside Fairland

Decatur Circuit Court Handles Estates and Transfers

Elmer F Baas of New Point named administrator of the Henrietta Hughes estate with a 600 bond and Flor ence M Harding as surety. Henry M Vankirk files inventory for Sarah A Vankirk estate. In Rhoda Devoy estate Isom Ketchum seeks inheritance tax hearing set for Feb 14. Final reports approved in James H Cox estate. Various filings include a partition suit motion by KE Hite and venue changes by Judge Craig.

Elmer F. Baas New Point Henrietta Hughes Decatur Baas Florence M. Harding Sarah A. Vankirk Henry M. Vankirk Rhoda Devoy Isom Ketchum James H. Cox Harmon V Sarah A. Evans Agnes Evans John W. Craig Asa C. Barnard Henry Fonseth Bartholomew Washington Street Decatur Circuit Court Franklin Circuit Court Ezra Noah Jasper Noah Ethel Lemon Et

All Day Sunday School Session Led by Mrs Deinert

Mass meeting at the Methodist church closed an all day Decatur County Sunday School Association session. Miss Nellie C Young and E T Albertson spoke on Christian life and religious education while Mrs George Deinert presided. The event urged church member collaboration with pastors and parents for Bible training and supported a bill for religious education in schools.

Methodist Church Decatur County Sunday School Association Nellie C. Young Children’s Division Indiana Sunday School Association E. T. Albertson George Deinert Young People’s Choir Chas. W. Whitman Albertson

Wanted salesman for lubricating oils and paints

Jed Oil and Paint Co. seeks a salesman in Cleveland Ohio at 3701 Burwell for lubricating oils and paints. Excellent opportunity with salary or commission. Apply by January 23.

Jed Oil and Paint Co Burwell Cleveland Ohio

Community Notices From SANDUSKY Local Events

The SANDUSKY column reports a church supper well attended with a program, social at the schoolhouse by the Horse Thief Association, and oyster supper. James Taylor and wife entertained at dinner. Walter Hite and wife visited Bruce Hite. Alvin Ryan attends a Purdue road convention. Bern and Henry Haunert welcome Mary Elizabeth born the 16th. Residents attended Abraham Lincoln at the K of P. A D Martin and family spent Sunday at Napoleon.

James Taylor Horse Thief Association School House Walter Hite Bruce Hite Clarksburg Alvin Ryan Purdue Bern Henry Haunert Mary Elizabeth Abraham Lincoln K. of P A. D. Martin Napoleon

Westport Notes: Moves and Health Updates

Westport news records contractor Evert Moir planning a move to Indianapolis for a building contract while Carl Davis remains to oversee local work. Lester Biddinger will relocate to Seymour March first for a better position with Blish Milling Co. Several residents report health changes and family news, including a new baby and ongoing church revival. Local business plans include a meat market opening by Pete Barnes and Willis Udder. Health remarks cover Mrs. Harrison Ricketts, Mrs. Hunt, Uncle Dick Stott, Mrs. Mcwhenney, and Geo. Wallace.

Evert Moir Carl Davis Secon Indianapolis Davis Westport Lester Biddinger Seymour Blish Milling Co Harrison Ricketts Charles Hunt Dick Stott Charles Elliott Willis Udder Harrison The Baptist Church Wm. Porte Geo. Wallace

Local social notes and church revival close week

Fred Phillips of Anderson visits Mrs. Isabelle Scott. Grain dealers group in Indianapolis. Mrs. R. M. Vanansdall and son Evans return from Indianapolis. Nellie McDonald resumes duties after grippe. Raymond Crist and family visit Noel Anderson. James Gangham and family visit North Vernon relatives. Revival meetings end at M. E. church with seven added. Miss Mary Verecamp of Cincinnati called home for sister illness. A. M. Alexander and wife return from Knightstown. Mrs. J. E. Carder and others attend Greensburg S. S. convention. Dinner at Emma Evans home for visiting friends.

Fred Phillips Anderson Isabelle Scott J. C. McCammon Grain ‘Dealers’ Association Indianapolis R. M. Vanansdall Evans Emma Evans Nellie McDonald McCammon Raymond Crist Near Burney Noel Anderson James Gangham North Vernon Dennis Robbins M. E. Church Mary Verecamp Cincinnati A. M. Alexander C. W. Moor Knightstown J. E. Carder George Richards Mattie Morris Greensburg Russell C. L. Bridges Mary Fannie Mitchell Bess

Gift of Fresh Fruit From Florida

Mrs James Reed of west of town received a box of oranges grapefruit bananas head lettuce and celery from her son John Reed and his wife living in Denver Colorado The present was much appreciated by Mrs Reed.

James Reed West of Town John Reed Denver Colo

Mayo Clinic stay extends for another month for Dr McLaughlin

Dr. Edgar D. McLaughlin, who went to Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Clinic treatment at the start of the month, will remain there at least another month. He has previously visited and benefited. Ed Tichenor spent the day in North Vernon on business.

Edgar D. McLaughlin Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic McLaughlin Ed Tichenor North Vernon

Local notes from Napoleon area 1920s include births visits and gatherings

Greensburg visitors P N Brown attended by Mr and Mrs Frank Vankirk. John Enderlin of Minois visited uncle John Busendorf. A baby named Calvin John born Jan 14 to Joe and Agnes Abplanalp. Calvin Coolidge named for president and grandfathers. Rolla Hull sells twenty acre farm at Lockspring to Leland Ray bornd and plans to rent in Decatur county. Births announced for Wilie, son of H H Gookins. Church service planned by Rev B F Hasty. Important business meeting set for Saturday 2 PM. Various visits by Sammons, Hazelrigg and Wiebking families. Mr and Mrs Enos Gookins host welcome at home. Henry Rohlfing and son Harvey bring Mrs Rohlfing home after death in Cincinnati. Thanks to Mrs James Eaton for news items.

Frank Vankirk Greensburg P. N. Brown John Enderlin Minois John Busendorf Joe Abplanalp Calvin John John Abplanalp John Peetz H. H. Gookins Wilie Washington Calvin Coolidge Rolla Hull Lockspring Leland Raybornd Hull Decatur County B. F. Hasty Baptist Luther Sammons Nona Illinois Scott Sammons Frank Sammons Indianapolis John H. Sammons William Brown Willie Knapp Osgod Perry Enos Gookins James Hazelrigg Adam Black Daisy Audrey Emory Wiebking Margie Verna Wiebking James Eaton Henry Rohlfing Harvey Cincinnati Rohlfing Oliver News Iigms

Local residents visit for weekend gatherings

Mr. and Mrs. Dora Hungerford spent Sunday with daughter Mr. and Mrs. Merle Winkler at Rushville. Nellie Mueler returned home after a three week visit with friends in Chicago. Willard Miller and daughters Charlotte Louese and Francis Virginia visited near Shelbyville. The Price family and friends from Shelbyville and Indianapolis dropped by Sunday. Care Hamilton traveled to Indianapolis on business. Greensburg residents Orla Guess and Ellen Guess visited. Francis Brook, a student in Indianapolis, spent Sunday with the Brook and Wood families. The Garrison and McVey households from Indianapolis also visited Ed and Mrs. Smith.

Dora Hungerford Merle ‘Winkler Rushville Nellie Mueler Chicago Williard Miller Charlotte Louese Francis Virginia Shelbyville John Price Lucele Harding Merle Neville Price Joe Shields Martha Leffler Eugene Leffler Williard Price Care Hamilton Indianapolis Orla Guess Greensberg Ellen Guess Francis Brook John Brook Edgar Garrison George

Schrantz v Marshall Judgment Rendered for 186 80

The case of Leroy Schrantz versus FE C Marshall was submitted for judgment by agreement and a judgment was entered against the defendant for 186.80 and attorneys fees.

Leroy Schrantz FE. C. Marshall

Pleadings Filed in Puttmann v Rederman Case Ordered Court Papers

In the Clyde Puttmann vs Geo Rederman et al suit, multiple pleadings were filed and the court ordered the parties to bring specific books and papers to court for use in the trial of the case.

Clyde Puttmann Geo. Rederman

Paternity suit dismissed and several judgments entered

The State ex rel. Charlotte Dornberger v Jess Scott was dismissed after showing the matter settled and child support arranged. A jury was summoned but not impanelled. venue shift from Bartholemew County. Price Chemical Co v Alvin P Scripture awarded 78.43 plus 16.24 attorney fees. Mel Carter wins against John E Sanders for 367.46 plus 53.60 fees. Kesterman estate exempt from inheritance tax. Frank E Gavin seeks tax determination for Laura F Given to be set Feb 16.

Charlotte Dornberger Jess Scott Bartholomew County Price Chemical Co Alvin P. Scripture Mel Carter John E. Sanders Circuit Court Kesterman I. B. Levy Frank E. Gavin Laura F. Given

Greensburg Adjudged First in State Front Page Contest

The Greensburg Daily News won the Lindsay Cup as the best front page in a statewide Republican dailies contest at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association meeting in Indianapolis. Thirty six dailies entered. Brazil Times and Frankfort News received honorable mentions. Winamac Republican earned a weekly contest cup. speeches by Gov. Ed Jackson and others followed the presentations.

Greensburg Batesville Tribune E. J. Hancock L. D. Braden Jackson Lindsay Cup Greensburg Daily News Indiana Republican Editorial Association Indianapoli G. O. P. Editorial Association Brazil Times Frankfort News Winamac Republican Frederick E. Schortemeier Thorntown Times Fort Wayne News-Sentinel M. W. Pershing Frank Singleton Public Service Commission Martinsville Reporter Earl Mushlitz Indianapolis Star George D. Lindsay Marion Chronicle Editorial Association Arthur R. Remmel Lanquet Severin Hotel The Daily News Mr Hancock State Editorial Association Ed Jackson Indiana Clyde A. Walb Harry Leslie House of Representatives Herbert Willis George A. Elliott Newcastle Theodore G. Risley Department of Labor Claypool

Property transfers recorded in Washington township and city

Mary E. Eubanks transfers 2 acres in Washington township to Elizabeth Porter for 1200 dollars. Joseph Haas and wife transfer property in the city to Greensburg Motor Co for 1800 dollars. Marvin Martin and wife transfer half interest in 245 acres in Washington township to Carlos E. Harrison for 14000 dollars.

Mary E. Eubanks Elizabeth Porter Washington Township Joseph Haas Greensburg Motor Co City Marvin Martin Carlos E. Harrison

Overman Recalls War Service At Shelby County Meeting

The Rev. I. C. Overman pastor of the Shelbyville Baptist church and former Greensburg pastor spoke at a Shelby County War Mothers gathering. He described his overseas World War I experiences as a Y M C A worker and in service abroad.

I. C. Overman Baptist Church Shelbyville Greensburg Shelby County Overman

Leo Tumilty Ill With Stomaine Poisoning At Home

Leo Tumilty on North East street is severely ill with stomaine poisoning and pleurisy. His condition this morning was reported unfavorable.

Leo Tumilty North East Street

Copy of 1865 New York Herald details Lincoln death

Cleve Wiley of West McKee Street holds an April 15 1865 New York Herald with Lincoln assassination at Ford's Theatre and Seward attempt. The Herald recounts Stanton bulletin Lincoln died at 7 22 a m and other dispatches from Washington amid nation in turmoil. The original Herald is on display in the News window.

Cleve Wiley McKee Street New York Herald Lincoln Ford Seward New York Edwin M. Stanton Herald Washington Dix Abraham Lincoln

Bloom-Himers Couple Wed In Milan Ceremony

Mrs Mary Bloom daughter of Mrs Len Naegle and George Himers both of Milan were married at 8 o clock Tuesday morning at Rev Moss residence Isgood. They were attended by Mr and Mrs George Bernhart. The bride wore copper blue rope and a silk velvet hat. After a short wedding trip they will reside on a farm near Milan. The bride worked for Allied Sales Co at Milan and Mr Himers is part of Spillman Himers garage firm at Sandusky.

Mary Bloom Len Naegle Milan George Himers Allied Sales Co Himers Spillman & Himers Sandusky

Odd Fellows Lodge Debates Teachings in Jericho Degree

Eleven candidates were initiated to the second degree by the Odd Fellows lodge of Adams County in Decatur last night under Robert Kirby. Jamrel L. Jackson and all present enjoyed the ritual and social session with hot dogs and coffee. Past Grand Master Will Ehrhardt praised the class and stressed core Odd Fellowship teachings drawn from Holy Writ.

Jericho Decatur Lodge Adams Robert Kirby Jamrel L. Jackson John D. Walker Will Erhardt Odd Fellowship Holy Writ Order

Indiana to host 1925 state basketball championship tourney

Secretary Trester of the Indiana High School Athletic Association announced sixty four sectional centers and eight regional centers for the 1925 state high school basketball tournament. Team entries close February 23 with finals in Indianapolis March 20 and 21. Regional tournaments on March 14 at Anderson Evansville Fort Wayne Frankfort Gary Kokomo Martinsville and Richmond. Sectionals March 6 with eight Decatur county teams at Shelbyville and winners advancing to Richmond regional.

Anderson Ind Trester Indiana High School Athletic Association Today Indianapolis Evansville Fort Wayne Frankfort Gary Kokomo Martinsville Richmond Decatur Shelbyville

Miss Hatfield Spends Day in Indianapolis

Miss Mary Hatfield spent the day in Indianapolis visiting local sites and meeting residents. She toured museums, attended events, and spoke with community members about regional happenings.

Mary Hatfield Indianapolis

Mrs Clyde Stagg Heads Home to Detroit After Visit

Mrs Clyde Stagg will depart tomorrow for Detroit Michigan following a visit in this city with relatives and friends.

Clyde Stagg Detroit Mich

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