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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

11

Various For Sale Classified Items From Westport Area

Multiple listings include LED seed wheat at 9 acres yielding 35 bushels per acre, cattle hogs and sows with pigs, fox terrier pups, cucumber pickles, a fresh cow and calf, 45 feeding hogs, oak sideboard and dining chairs, a player piano with rolls, bungalow with four rooms, and other quick sale bargains with contact names and phone numbers. Locations include Westport and St. Omer.

John E. Robbins P. O. Denham Westport P. R. Tetrick J. S. Minor T. M. Truatvetter Westport Ind

County Auditor Acting as Zetterberg Sails on Vacation

Market news notes receipts of 2400 with steady to good packer demand for sheep and lambs. Frank E. Ryan serves as county auditor during W T Zetterberg's vacation. Miss Gladys Martin of Marion visits Martin family in the city. Clint Piper of Milroy has appendicitis surgery at Sex ton hospital in Rushville. The Pool family and Miss Sarah English return from a Detroit visit.

Frank E. Ryan W. T. Zetterberg Clint Piper Milroy Sexton Hospital Rushville

Walters Family and Kretsch Visit Indianapolis Friends

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Walters and daughter Katherine traveled with Mrs. Harry Kretsch to Indianapolis yesterday and spent the day with friends.

E. J. Walters Katherine Harry Kretsch Indianapolis

Webster Shows Improvement After Flu Confinement

T L Webster who had been confined at home with a severe flu is reported today as somewhat improved after several days of illness.

T. L. Webster

Milroy Residents Visit Rushville and Indianapolis Guests

Mrs Claude Morgan and daughter Freda of Milroy spent Saturday with Mrs David Sloan at Rushville. Mr and Mrs Frank Storms of Indianapolis visited relatives near this city yesterday.

Claude Morgan Freda Milroy David Sloan Rushville Mrs Frank Storms Indianapolis

Fronia Cain and Son Visit E E Hite Household

Mrs. Fronia Cain and her son Elmer from Connersville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hite, joining in a family gathering.

Fronia Cain Elmer Connersville E. E. Hite

Miss Christine Hicks Goes On Two Week Vacation

Miss Christine Hicks takes a two weeks vacation from duties at the Fair store.

Christine Hicks

Boicourt Family Visits Friends in Anderson

Ira Boicourt and family from Westport visited friends in Anderson yesterday, sharing a social outing and catching up on local news.

Ira Boicourt Westport Anderson

Indianapolis livestock market report

Hog receipts 4 000 market 10 to 25 cents lower best heavies 13 65 to 13 75 medium mixed 13 75 to 14 00 choice light weights 14 25 to 14 35 cattle receipts 700 cows and heifers 8 00 to 11 75 lambs top 13 50 calves receipts 400 market higher trades show cattle and calves prices across categories with mixed quotes for hogs and calves.

Gega TD Oie

Market Summary Steady Receipts 3,100 With Shipping Steers Range

Oats and corn futures show mixed quotes with steady overall market. Receipts reach 3,100 head as shipping steers show bulk to good demand with prices between 9.50 and 10.50 per hundredweight.

Local residents and visitors linked by relatives and visits

Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott of Indianapolis visited relatives near Burney yesterday. Miss Nell Coles went to Indianapolis this morning on business. Miss Marie Smith takes a two week vacation from Minear dry goods. Mrs Robert Woodfill is homebound with sciatica. Mrs Virgil Hilson of North Vernon visited Mrs Elmer Pool while en route to Hope. Miss Florenne Hood of Milroy visited Miss Lidabell Sharp at Owensville. Mr and Mrs Carey Cole and daughter Dorothy returned to Indianapolis after visiting Mr and Mrs J W Snedeker at New Point. Mr and Mrs Merritt Webb of Adams spent the day in Greensburg with their son Donald Webb. Misses Mildred Marlowe, Elizanda Hazelrigg and Arthur Drysdale and Everett Coonnor of Pendleton spent yesterday in Adams, ending at Lake McCoy.

Virgil Hilson North Vernon Mrs Elmer Pool Hope Carey Cole Dorothy J. W. Snedeker New Point Indianapolis Merritt Webb Adams Greensburg Donald Webb Mildred Marlowe Elizanda Hazelrigg Arthur Drysdale Everett Coonnor Pendleton Lake McCoy

Missouri Explosion Injures Husband of Mrs Bockover

Mrs James Bockover, visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Bock at New Point, learned Saturday morning her husband was injured in an explosion near his Missouri home. She left at once for home and no word on the extent of injuries had been received.

James Bockover Henry Bockover New Point Missouri

Local worker spends Sunday with family and ill real estate man

Warder Hamilton of Western Electric Co at Muncie visited home folks Sunday. Ernest McGee from near Liberty Church, active in local real estate, fell ill Sunday afternoon while at the home of Sars Shelley. Dr. Douglas treated him.

Warder Hamilton Western Electric Co Muncie Ernest McGee Near Liberty Church Sars Shelley Douglas

Wisconsin Trio Visits Indianapolis For Day Outing

Mrs John Swain and her brother Floyd Osmundson travel with Swain's guest Miss Lavinia Larrison from Wisconsin to Indianapolis for a day trip. Osmundson, recently visiting Lake McCoy residents, plans to move on to Mason City Iowa where he is employed.

John Swain Floyd Osmundson Swain Lavinia Larrison Wisconsin Indianapolis Osmundson

New Point Merchant Becomes St Paul Meat Market Partner

Burley Evans a leading New Point merchant and manager of the New Point theatre becomes co partner with Wolfe Evans at St Paul meat market. He visited St Paul Sunday and closed the deal with Carl Wolfe and Hord Evans and will assume duties after selling his theatre and grocery business. He has advertised the sale and expects inquiries from interested buyers.

Burley Evans New Point Wolfe & Evans St. Paul Evans Carl Wolfe Hord Evans

Local families spend day at Porter's camp

Roy Smithy and family, Emory Bannister and family, and George Burns and family of Alert spent yesterday at Porter's camp enjoying a day outdoors with neighbors and friends.

Roy Smithy Emory Bannister George Burns Alert Porter’s Camp

Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge and Notice Order In Indiana

The District Court of the Indianapolis Division Indiana orders a hearing on Grover W Crise bankruptcy No 5945 for September 5 1925 at nine AM in Indianapolis. Creditors and interested parties are to be notified by mail and Greensburg News will publish the notice. The clerk to mail copies to known creditors.

District Court of the United States Indianapolis District of Indiana Grover W. Crise Greensburg News William P. Kappfs Cassius D. Armstrong A. D

Arm strong Bankruptcy Notice Published in Greens News

In the matter of Cassius D Armstrong bankrupt No 5946 the notice states a noon date and that publication is required in the Greens News to inform all known creditors. Copies of the petition and relevant details will be mailed to creditors at their residences as stated. July 7, 1925. WILLIAM P. KAPPES.

Bond Sale Notice Decatur County Indiana August 1925

On August 8 1925 at 1 pm the Decatur County Treasurer will offer 40000 in bonds at the Greensburg office. The 40 bonds of $1000 each dated Aug 15 1925 bear 4 percent interest semiannually and mature serially from May 15 1926 onward. Bonds issued under Indiana law by order of the county board to fund improvements. Sale to highest bidder at par, with rejection rights reserved. C B Evans Treasurer decatur county Indiana.

Decatur County Indiana Greensburg Ind Board of Commissioners Clemons Et al County Enit

Decatur County Co operative Mercantile dissolving

State records show Decatur County Cooperative Mercantile Company filing for voluntary dissolution under Indiana law. Secretary F E Schortemeler certifies compliance and pending dissolution as of July 18 1925 in Indianapolis, with a later note July 20 27 indicating visits by Mr and Mrs Jap Davidson to Samuel Richey and wife of Adams.

F. E. Schortemeier State of Indiana Decature County Co-Operative Mercantile Company State of Indiana Indianapolis F. E. Schortemeler Frank Dennis Jap Davidson Samuel Richey Adams

Misses Piper and Halderman Visit Milroy Home Folks

Miss Pauline Piper and Miss Catherine Halderman of Muncie Normal school spent the weekend with their families in Milroy.

Pauline Piper Catherine Halderman Muncie Normal School Milroy

Local residents enjoy weekend visits and travels

Mr. and Mrs. Cliff King and children and Peggy Price of Milroy spent Saturday evening in the city. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schwartz returned from a motor trip through Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri. Mr. Schwartz is president of Standard Casket Hardware Co.

Cliff King Peggy Price Milroy John H. Schwartz Kentucky Illinois Missouri Schwartz Standard Casket Hardware Co

Mary E Gilbert and John Gilbert Report Ill in Adams

Mrs Mary E Gilbert and John Gilbert of New Point spent yesterday in Margaret Justice of Adams is reported to be ill.

Mary E. Gilbert John Gilbert New Point Indianapolis Margaret Justice Adams

Greensburg Sets Next Registered Trap Shoot

Greensburg schedules its second registered shoot for Thursday July 23 with top shooters from nearby states anticipated. Traps open 8:30 am, first event at 9:30 am, 150 targets 16 yards. Six 25 target events, entry plus A T A fees 10.25 dollars. Separate option target only and A T A fee 4.25 dollars. Shooters must join Amateur Trapshooting Association for 1925 season and pay daily registration. Entries in event No. 1 will be ac-.

Greensburg Amateur Trapshooting Association

Trapshooting club holds practice and sale of targets

The club offers standard trap leads for sale and lists prices for targets. Lunch will be served in the club house by the club's chef. Practice targets are two cents each and all other targets two and a half cents.

Soy Beans Available at Decatur County Farm Bureau

Soy beans offered by the Decatur County Farm Bureau with contact via phone 187i. Availability and pricing details not specified in the readable text.

Decatur County Farm Bureau

Beeson Family Heads on Motor Trip to Kenosha Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs Charles B Beeson and their two sons William and Robert and Mary Louise Hazen start a motor journey to visit Mrs Robert Wright in Kenosha Wisconsin Their plans include sightseeing and returning home after the trip.

Charles B. Beeson William and Robert Mary Louise Hazen Vsit Robert Wright Kenosha, Wis

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