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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1925

Page

4

Western and Eastern Representatives Listed in Daily News

The Greensburg Daily News notes H. Edmund Scheer of 360 North Michigan Avenue Chicago as Western representative and R. B. Mulligan of East 42nd Street New York as Eastern representative in the consolidated Daily News edition dated January 1 1918.

H. Edmund Scheerer North Michigan Avenue Chicago R. RB. Mulligan East 42Nd Street New York Greensburg Daily News Greensburg Standard Greensburg Daily Review Consolidated In Daily News

Hawkins Given Fifteen Years for Six Million Mail Fraud

Former head of Hawkins Mortgage Co Merton Hawkins was sentenced to fifteen years in prison and fined 10000 dollars for a six million dollar mail fraud swindle. A motion for a new trial was overruled and Hawkins began an appeal.

United Press Indianapolis Merten Hawkins Hawkins Mortgage Co Hawkins

Hog Prices Hit 15 Dollar Mark at Indianapolis Exchange

Hogs rose to 15 dollars for the first time since 1920 at the Indianapolis livestock exchange on July 6. Ideal hogs sold 14.80 to 15, heavies 14.65, bulk 14.65 to 14.90, with 7,000 head traded after a brief packer hold. Cattle started slow. best steers 10 to 12.25, cows and heifers 7 to 11, calves 12.50 to 13, receipts 500. Sheep and lambs weaker. best lambs 14, sheep 6, receipts 400.

United Press Indianapolis

Michigan man spreads sand on oiled street crossing

C. W McLeod of North Franklin street provided sand from his old home at Michigan City to neighbors and spread it on the crossing of the oiled streets, acting as a helpful local helper.

C. W McLeod Franklin Street Michigan City

Miss Anna Schott Heads To Washington And Montgomery

Miss Anna Schott, traveling from southwest of the city, left Friday evening for Shelbyville to visit her cousin Anna Leppert, then continued by motor trip to Washington and Montgomery.

Anna Schott Shelbyville Anna Leppert Washington Montgomery

Friday Storm Disrupts Local Telephone Service

A Friday afternoon electrical storm knocked 500 to 600 phones out of service. Superintendent A C Woodward said restoration was rapid with about one third back in use by afternoon. Damage occurred to cables and a hail event in the county. lightning struck a house on South Franklin Street owned by Adam Ehrhardt, tearing a roof hole.

A. C. Woodward Franklin Street Adam Ehrhardt

Lady Daisy Gartin Stricken by Heart Trouble on Broadway

Mrs. Daisy Gartin of 331 South East Street suffered a severe heart attack last night near the Salvation Army headquarters on South Broadway. She collapsed in front of her four children, was treated by police and medical aid, and later returned to her home in serious condition.

Daisy Gartin South East Street Salvation Army South Broadway

Warneke Couple Return From Greene's Camp

Mr and Mrs Charles Warneke return to their home in Sandusky after a few days at Greene's camp near North Vernon.

Charles Warneke Sandusky Greene North Vernon

Hoosier Editor Dies in Florida

George W. Patchell 66 longtime editor of the Union City Times died in St. Petersburg Florida where he had been for health reasons He owned the paper for many years built it into a leading Union City publication He led Republican circles and the Republican Editorial Association He is survived by his son James who has run the Union City paper since his departure Funeral planned at the Patchell home in Union City on Wednesday July 8 with several local reporters likely to attend

George W. Patchell Union City Ind St. Petersburg Fla Republican Party Councils Republican Editorial Association Indiana Florida James Patchell

Detroit and New Point Residents Visit North Vernon

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edburg of Detroit and Mrs. Elizabeth Kuert of New Point spent Monday in North Vernon.

Charles Edburg Detroit Elizabeth Kuert New Point North Vernon

Salt prices and farm bureau note in Decatur County

Decatur County Farm Bureau lists salt products including 100 pound bags at 2.60 per 70 pound kiln dried at 1.00 and 50 pound black salt. Miss Mary Troutman, a student nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital, returns to Indianapolis after visiting her parents east of Sandusky, Dr. C. E. Donnell and family in town.

Michigan Decatur County Farm Bureau Mary Troutman St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis Sandusky

Visit Helps Clyde Robinson Return Home After Week with Mother

Clyde Robinson of Indianapolis returned home Sunday evening from Westport after visiting his mother Mrs Fannie Robinson. He was accompanied by his mother who will stay a week. A house for sale is suggested by a want ad.

Clyde Robinson Indianapolis Fannie *Robinson Westport

State Secretary Speaks Here Sunday at Christian Church

Indiana Christian Missionary Society state secretary Rev. C. W. Cauble spoke at the Christian church on Sunday morning. His theme was The Cross and the Flag, urging civilizations built on Christian principles. He noted signing for a $500 endowment for Butter College of Religion and spoke after visiting with Prof. and Mrs. A. W. McCracken before heading to Rushville for another talk.

C. W. Cauble Indiana Christian Missionary Society Christian Church Mr. Cauble A. W. McCracken Rushville

Hominy Feed Sale At Farm Bureau Elevator

Special price on hominy feed at the Farm Bureau elevator. Phone 1371. 158 the.

Farm Bureau

Birth announced for Charles Rex Hargett in Pontiac

Mrs. Louisa Hargett reports the birth of a son to her son and wife Mr and Mrs Frank Hargett in Pontiac Michigan on July 2. The infant is named Charles Rex.

Louisa Hargett Frank Hargett Pontiac, Mich Charles Rex

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