Pilgrims of Nahor Plan Labor Day Picnic Near City
The Pilgrims of Nahor have scheduled the annual Labor Day picnic at Amuse U park, with 2,500 expected attendees from Marion county lodges. Indianapolis Odd Fellows band will lead a city procession, and hundreds of gallons of ice cream will be served. The event, a state wide affair, marks a major homecoming with Nimrod and Knights of De L emon candidates joining from across Indiana.
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Allen’s
Amuse U Park
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows Band
Estevan Allen
Pilgrims of
Nahor
Rebekah
Odds Fellowship
Rushville
Amuse U. Park
Odd Fellowship
Forty Odd Fellow
Marion County
Nahor Pilgrims
Estavan Allen
Russell Price
Nellie Hollywood
Bert Heifner
Arlington
Roy Soder
Knightstown
Indiana
Nimrod
Knights of de L’emon
Frank McIlwaine
The
Odd Fellows
First New Wheat at Huntingburg
The Indiana Wheat Growers association pool at Huntingburg received its first delivery of new wheat though rain delays slowed further cuts. The pool aims to handle about 5,000,000 bushels of 1925 wheat from members, with membership rising to 17,600. Secretary Herman Steen notes preparations to close the 1924 pool and uncertain final settlements, while the association has paid $1.25 per bushel for No 2 wheat so far.
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Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association Pool
Huntingburg
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Herman Steen
Steen
Interurban Car Accident Delays Indianapolis Papers
The interurban train from Indianapolis at 2 PM collided at Michigan Road and Emerson Avenue Saturday, injuring two riders Herbert Niebergall and Mrs. Pearl Marsh. Firefighters arrived too late to save the wrecked car, which was destroyed before aid reached it.
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Interurban
Emerson Avenue
Michigan Road
Emerso Avenue
Herbert Niebergall
North Harding Street
Pearl Marsh
Bellefontaine Street
Charles Palmer
Rushville
Niebergall
Maurine Kercheval
Gladys
Helen Aldrich
Helen Doles
Indianapolis
Car Collapse North of City Damages Touring Vehicle
A touring car owned by Jethro Johnson north of town collapsed Saturday evening after the rear wheels and axle failed. The body struck the ground and suffered considerable damage before Johnson could stop. The accident happened on the Fort Wayne pike just beyond the city limits.
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Jethro Johnson
Town
Johnson
Fort Wayne Pike
Torrance Family Moves to Greensburg from Seymour
The Greensburg population rose by four as H. H. Torrance his family relocated from Seymour. They will reside at 314 East Central in the Miss Lizzie Thomson property. Torrance works as a traveling hardware salesman.
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Greensburg
H. H. Torrance
Seymour
Harold Bailey Released on Bond After Vehicle Taking Charge
Harold Bailey, jailed Saturday on a vehicle taking charge, was released yesterday on bond. Sam Mount furnished $500 this morning. Bailey was brought in by Sheriff Otis Madddux after apprehension at Muncie.
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Harold Bailey
Sam Mount
Bailey
Otis Maddux
Muncie
Burney Man Arrested on Fraud Charge in City
Sam Miers of Burney was arrested this morning by Sheriff Maddux on a charge of passing a fraudulent check dated June 1 drawn on Beckman Bootery Bond. Bond for the case was set at 500 and he was released. A contempt of court hearing for previous failure to provide for a former wife was not yet scheduled.
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Sam Miers
Burney
Maddux
Beckman Bootery
Miers
Leader Shoe Store Opens July 1 on West Square
C P Kirkpatrick will manage the Leader Shoe Store with Leslie Palmer assisting. Local and out of town businessmen including George Tovey Harlan Rhodes and H F Thomas join the venture. The store will carry high grade well known shoe lines and opens Wednesday July 1.
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Leader
Daily News Today
C. P. Kirkpatrick
Leslie Palmer
Woods& Gray
George Tovey
Bedford
Harlan Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio
H. F. Thomas
St. Louis
Messrs
Tovey
Rhodes and
Harlan
Kirkpatrick
Group Picture of Sorority Leaders at Psi Iota Xi Convention
The Indianapolis Star shows a group photo of grand officers of Psi Iota Xi at the national convention in Eaton Ohio. Included are Mrs Charles Moorish grand secretary and Miss Helen Doles chairman of extension both residents of Indianapolis. Mrs Moorish elected grand treasurer Saturday afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Psi Iota Xi
Eaton, O
Charles Moorish
Helen Doles
Extension
Burney Tomson and Harry Pavy Visit Indianapolis on Business
Burney Tomson and Harry Pavy of Burney motored to Indianapolis to day on business.
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Burney Tomson
Harry
Burney
Indianapolis
Mrs Rush and Cort Cohee Visit Mr and Mrs McCoy
Mrs Jacob Rush and her daughter Mrs Cort Cohee and her Indianapolis husband were guests of Mr and Mrs Walter McCoy in this city yesterday.
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Jacob Rush
Cort Cohee
Indianapolis
Walter McCoy
Greensburg Merchants Urge Friday Shopping for July
Greensburg merchants urge residents to shop Friday with the slogan Make Friday, Saturday. Stores stay open Friday night, banks open 6 to 7 pm, Saturday closing for Fourth of July observance after chamber liaison with local businesses.
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Greensburg
Chamber of Commerce
Vandyke Delivers Inspiring Address At County Y M C A Meeting
About sixty young people from Letts Alert Kingston Spring Hill and Greensburg attended a profitable Y M C A session in Decatur county. George Vandyke, a young attorney, urged loyalty to self family country and God while Virgil McAllister and Rev J H Morton led prayers and devotions. The county council reported growth from 180 to 647 points as districts plan bi monthly group meetings and summer picnics.
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Letts
Alert
Kingston
Spring Hill
George Vandyke
Helen Brazelton
Arthur Rimstidt
Shirley Donnell
Decatur County
Lincoln
County Association
George Deinert
Winona Lake
Rowe
County Council
Hersley Arrested On Charge by Wife
Dewey Hersley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hersley, was placed under arrest about 9 o clock this morning by Night Policeman Ed Spillman. He was charged with assault and battery by his wife and jailed. A disturbance last night involved police after domestic trouble. No hearing date set. bond not given.
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Dewey Hersley
Frank Hersley
Ed Spillman
Hersley
Greensburg Boy Promoted as Company Physician
Dr. Russell M. Perry of Punxsutawney son of Mr and Mrs Dan S Perry of Greensburg has been named one of two company physicians for the Jefferson and Indiana Coal Co. He will serve the Adrian mine with about 250 workers and a payroll near 40 000 monthly. This marks a first in the state for an osteopath in such a role. The mine expects to employ 350 by fall.
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Russell M. Perry
Punxsutawney, Pa
Dan S. Perry
Jefferson and Indiana Coal Co
Children Give Fine Program at Memorial Church
Children’s day exercises were held at Memorial Church near Clarksburg last night with about twenty five participants. The program included music songs recitations readings and exercises led by Mrs. Joe Markwell assisted by Mrs. Omar Humphrey Mrs. Grace Fletcher and Mrs. John Freeman. A. F. Eubank of Adams offered the opening prayer and Ed Fee of Clarksburg sang three numbers.
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Memorial Church
Clarksburg
A. F. Eubank
Adams
Ed Fee
Joe Markwell
Omar Humphrey
Grace Fletcher
John Freeman
Burney Social Guests Include Misses Manks And Elliott
Miss Mary Manks and Miss Louise Elliott of Burney were guests of Miss Freda Jackson on Sunday, visiting east of Burney.
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Mary Manks
Louise Elliott
Burney
Freda Jackson
East of Burney
Baby Boy for Hoopeston Couple Named Relph Emerson
Mrs. James F. Creech of this city learns of the birth of a nine-pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kuhn of Hoopeston Illinois. The infant was born in Shelbyville where Mrs. Kuhn's parents Mr. and Mrs. James S. Creech reside. He is named Relph Emerson.
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James F. Creech
Ralph Kuhn
Hoopeston
Ill
Shelbyville
Delegates Report On State Sunday School Convention
Mrs. Harry L. Black and Mrs. Bert Bishop reported to the Christian church Bible school during Sunday worship on the state Sunday school convention at Winona Lake. The delegates were enthusiastic in praising the event where 4 000 delegates registered.
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Harry L. Black
Bert Bishop
Christian Church Bible School
Winona Lake
Weather outlooks for tonight and Tuesday
Fair tonight and Tuesday night with unsettled conditions in the extreme south. Cooler temperatures expected in the east and south portions tonight, then rising temps Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Travis Guests With Ed Risks At New Point
Mr and Mrs Henry Travis of near New Point were the guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ed Risk at New Point.
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Henry Travis
Near New Point
Ed Risk
New Point
California Quake Kills and Injures Sixty Five
A strong quake struck Santa Barbara area at 6 45 am killing and injuring sixty five people. The Baltar dam failed, hotels and business blocks collapsed, rails and wires were damaged, and fires flared. Red Cross relief trains and aircraft assisted response as refugees moved toward Ventura. The county hospital and St Vincent's orphanage were saved.
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United Press
Santa Barbrara
Calif
Baltar
Montevito
Southern Pacific Railroad
Santa Barbara
Red Cross
Ventura
St. Vincent’s
Millhousen Contractor Theodore Schneider Dies at 57
Theodore Schneider 57, a Millhousen contractor and builder, died Saturday evening from pernicious anemia at his home. He had been ill since Tuesday night. Survived by widow, sons George and Carl, brother Joseph of Hamilton, and four sisters. Funeral at St Marys Church Millhousen at 9:00 a.m. with burial in Millhousen cemetery.
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Theodore Schneider
Millhousen
George
Carl
Joseph
Hamilton, O
Catherine Conrad
Carrie Werner
Hamilton O
Fred Conrad
Cleveland, O
Elizabeth Heger
Hydro
Okla
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Local Art Student Sets Sail for Winona Lake Summer Art
Dale McCormack, among thirteen Herron School winter participants, earned a scholarship to the summer session at Winona Lake. Forty-six students from thirty-three Indiana towns are enrolled for the summer program this year.
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Dale McCormack
Herron Art Institute
Winona Lake
Dale
Herron School
Indiana
Fined for Changing Serial Numbers in Auto Theft
Harry Headlee arrested a week ago in Vincennes Indiana for stealing an automobile owned by Howard Meyers and arraigned in Shelby circuit court. He pleaded guilty to changing the motor serial numbers, was fined 100 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to two to ten years in the state reformatory. Affidavits pending are dismissed.
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Harry Headlee
Vincennes
Ind
Howard Meyers
Shelby Circuit Court
State Reformatory
Shelbyville Democrat
Social visit near Burney ends evening at neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomson of southwest of Burney spent last evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson at Burney.
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Harry Tomson
Burney
Harry Jackson
Greensburg Foresters Return From Quadrennial Encampment
Greensburg Modern Woodmen foresters led by C C Richey returned from Chicago after attending the quadrennial camp of the Modern Woodmen of America. Eighteen Greensburg members joined a Rainbow parade with over six thousand foresters, receiving salutes from head camp officers.
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Greensburg
Chicago
Indiana
Mand
Richey
Indiana Foresters
C. C. Richey
Chester Richey
Buell
C. Bottorff
Reynolds
Stone
Allen
H. Buell
Bockover
A. Bottorff
Doles
Ewing
Fey
Foster
Lane Morgan Rucker
Tresler
Greensburg Foresters
Municipal Pier
Wrigley Building
American Furniture Mart
Tribune
Marshall Field’s
White City
Hotel
Sherman
Stock Market Surges After Santa Barbara Quake
The New York stock market, quiet for two days, suddenly became highly active as investors dumped shares, with California petroleum stocks hit hardest following the Santa Barbara earthquake.
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New York
Santa Barbara
Calif
California
Three Local Men Arrested After Batesville Park Incident
Three local youths Isador Schreiber Thomas Johnston and William Biddinger were arrested on a charge of freeing a prisoner while under arrest after an 11 PM disturbance at Allen Amused park. Batesville man Estevan Allen denied liquor at the resort as police planned further court action.
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Allen
Park
Batesville
Marion Allen
Isador Schreiber
Thomas Johnston
William Biddinger
Maddux
Jo Johnston
Ed Spillman
Chesley Boicourt
Estevan Allen
Family Notables Visit From Indianapolis and New York
Mrs. Maggie Cochran of Indianapolis and her son Emory Cochran of New York City visited here Sunday. Emory, an interpreter in a major Gotham bank, is a Gainesville native and World War I veteran.
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Maggie Cochran
Indianapolis
Emory Cochran
New York City
Gotham Bank
Gainesville
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Sunday School Report
Col. Methodist Genand Csandes
Baptist Christian Oo
St. Paul Methodist
Leader Shoe
Council OF Young People
Vandyke
Winona
B. Y. P. U. Orchestra
America the Beautiful
J. H. Morton
Virgil McAllister
Robert Eubank
Dorothy Harrison
D. Hersley
Greensburg Boy
Pennsylvania
S. S. Convention
Michigan Avenue
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