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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
7
The report lists market activity across Wheat Mo and Cincinnati markets with mixed results. Cattle and hog receipts, steady to stronger bids, lambs and calves posted higher values, while corn oats and hay show weak to steady trading amid overall market tone.
Society notes recount family dinners and visits with Mrs. A. Bonner hosting relatives from Lexington Miami and Rushville. Dinner guests include Cyrus Green Morristown and Ronnie Sefton with Ruth. Upcoming marriage Mary Kabey and S N Patterson shocks friends. Indianapolis trips and Sunday guests feature Thorne Clark Thorne families.
Local farm bureau listing offers soybean access at Decatur County Farm Bureau with a contact phone 1371. Also notes hats priced at Miss Anna Wheeldon’s with the number 152.3.
A silver colored gasoline pump at the Haas Shoppe on East Main Street was knocked to the sidewalk by a car driven by Ed Smith shortly before 2 PM. The pump top was crushed the sides dented and glass broken. Smith lost control after starting east on Main Street from his place of business.
Miss Lelia Rimstidt and Miss Dorothea Miller of this city leave for Hilltop Camp in Brown County to teach at Miss Kate Andrews summer school for girls. Rimstidt will coach athletics and Miller will lead dramatics.
The funeral of Lewis G. Sman ley, 85, who died at Westport Friday night, was held Sunday afternoon in the Christian church there. Only one G. A. R. comrade was able to be present, Edward Fultz. The Masons had charge s of the burial. Attending from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry and Mrs. Sadie Davis of Marion, Oliver Peery of Gas City and Mrs. J. L. Biddinger of Greensburg.
Miss Marjorie Mattox of Rushville is visiting her grandmother Mrs. Mary Starks at New Point.
Mrs. E C Stimson who had been very ill for a week at her home with Mr and Mrs W F Gilchrist was reported improved today.
Joe Pfeifer of Champaign Illinois arrived yesterday for a short visit with friends. This morning he traveled to Richmond Indiana with Joe Pfeifer of Milhausen for a business trip.
Miss Helen Doles travels to Indiana for the National Education Association sessions held at noon. She will participate in the meetings and observe proceedings.
John W. Donaker sells 90 acres near Sardinia to Carrie G. Fulton for 9000 dollars, transferring ownership and land rights under the terms indicated in the deed.
Miss Mary Amanda Dobyn of Indianapolis will spend the weekend in this city with relatives and friends.
Reed Dowden of Noblesville is visiting his mother Mrs Minnie Dowden at New Point.
A large crowd attended last night as St Paul Methodist Church hosted children’s day exercises. The program proved unusually good and was enjoyed by all attendees.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster spent the day in Indianapolis visiting local sites and enjoying a leisurely outing together.
Miss Lavina Stapp, long ill at her home south of the city with double pneumonia, was reported not so well today after several weeks of suffering.
Grayson Howell, who injured his wrist Saturday, is progressing nicely and expected to return soon as doctors monitor his recovery.
John Starks and his son Bernard, both employed in Cincinnati, Ohio, spent the weekend with their home folks at New Point.
Mrs Will Tymilty and her daughters with Mr and Mrs Charles Tymilty of Anderson spent the weekend with Ed Risk and family at New Point.
Miss Justine Stotsenberg resumes duties at Fifth Third Bank in Cincinnati after a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Stotsenburg north of the city.
Mrs Cornelia Donnell mother of Mrs Henry Bonner and Mrs Walter Bonner has been seriously ill for several days and was very low Sunday She showed slight improvement today in a developing family health note from the city.
A brief catalog entry notes ukuleles instruction books and strings available at Owens Music House located at 1544c. The listing highlights a selection of musical items for string instrument players.
Mrs John Goodwin and her daughters Mary and Margaret of Brookville visited her uncle George Anderson here Friday. Mr Goodwin a Brookville banker joined the family here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lou Sefton of New Salem were guests of Mr and Mrs Curt Walker at New Point yesterday.
Mrs. Harold Wolfe and her daughters Virginia and Selah travel back to New Point following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harve Hoff in Waldron.
Charles Parker came back to Anderson after a week of vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Pat Parker in Letts.
The real test of a range is the food it cooks, with faster time and less fuel. The Supreme Globe range promises thorough cooking, lower fuel bills from 10 to 25 percent, and a lifetime of use. It features nickel trimmed panels, white porcelain, hidden stove pipe, and a large copper reservoir. Built with durable cast iron by The Corbett-Rohe Co.
Mr and Mrs Earl Elliott of this city spent the week end at Martinsville visiting friends and sightseeing.
Dr and Mrs G K Lucas along with their son Frank and daughter Winna Mae motored to New Castle on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Goddard Miss Kate Dickerson and Mrs. Melissa Dennison of this city were guests of Chas. Dobyns and family at Indianapolis Sunday.
Miss Dora Dickerson of this city was the guest of Mrs. Perry Amos at Shelbyville Sunday. The brief social note records a local visit and hospitality.
Mr and Mrs George Reinking and son William and Mr and Mrs James Hayes and grandson Robert are hosted by Mrs Catherine Smith and daughter Marie on West North street.
Mrs Watt Dean returns to Burney after a two week visit with her son Howard Dean in Indianapolis.
Roy Wilson and family of Grammer were guests Sunday of Mrs. Mary Tomson and Mrs. Jane Williams at Burney.
Mr and Mrs Robert Burney of Indianapolis were the dinner guests yesterday noon of Mr and Mrs L C Howell at Burney Place.
Mr and Mrs Cliff Meek and daughter Marjorie visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Crawford in Conn ersville Sunday. Mrs Crawford is improving after a severe three week illness. The Meek family is well known in the area.
John P. Thomson administers estate of Sarah E. Smith with approved inventory and appraisement and a sale petition for cash at public auction with three days notice. Lloyd Pemphrey seeks inheritance tax determination in Francis M. Pumphrey estate with Sept 7 1925 hearing. Gilmour case continuance granted until next term. Augustus Pfeifer guardian report approved. Motion to require more specific complaint in Herbert v. Day suit. State case against Emmett Maple dismissed. Sam Miers Maude Miers bond in recognizance set at 500 dollars.
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