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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

3

Three Generations in Dearborn Lodge of Lawrenceburg

Dearborn Lodge No. 49, K of P in Lawrenceburg features three generations in its ranks. Charter member John H. Russe joined in 1874. son John H. Jr. joined at 21. grandson Harry Russe entered at 18 under a new age rule. Russe later served as Grand Lodge officer when No. 48 began in Greensburg in August 1886.

Dearborn K. of P Lawrenceburg John H. Russe John H., Jr Harry Russe Mr. Russe Greensburg

Salvation Army unit honors with farewell service

Ensign Frankovich and Lieutenant Hamlin held a farewell service in this city. Hamlin will move to Newcastle and Frankovich begins a three week furlough before new assignment. They report 88 conversions and extensive outreach including 28,353 senior attendees and 854 total youth attendees across 171 open air and 287 indoor meetings.

Salvation Army Ensign Frankovich Hamlin Newcastle Frankovich

Boat Capsize on Lake Pinafore Drowns Seven Children

A Sunday school picnic near St Thomas Ontario ended in tragedy when a boat carrying 20 children and a few adults overturned on Lake Pinafore. Seven children aged up to 12 and one adult drowned in the accident. The joint party of St Johns Sunday School St Thomas and St Luke's Yar mouth Heights was planned to end with a moonlight boat ride.

United Press ST. Thomas, Ont Lake Pinafore St. John’s St. Thomas St. Luke’s Yarmouth Heights

Former Teacher Now Located at Atlanta

Ora Burton and daughter Rachael of Atlanta, Ga., are guests of Allen G. Taylor and family, six miles northwest of Greensburg. Burton was principal of the Letts school about twenty years ago and later represented Swift Packing Co. in Atlanta. He is a son-in-law of Taylor and Will A. Burton of Franklin is his brother.

Ora Burton Rachael Atlanta Allen G. Taylor Greensburg Burton Letts Swift Packing Co Mr. Taylor Will A. Burton Franklin

Zeigler-Springmire Family Reunion at Lake McCoy

The Zeigler-Springmire reunion gathered over eighty relatives at Lake McCoy on Sunday. Attendees enjoyed a pitch-in dinner and afternoon boating and swimming. Out-of-town guests included Edward Menkhaus and son Clarence of Cincinnati, Helen Witherby and the Witherby brothers of Apopka, Kate Schreiber and William Anthony Schreiber, Ora Cline and Della and Kathryn Cline, Thomas and Lowell Cline of Rushville, and Thomas Hargitt and family of Bloomington.

Zeigler-Springmire Lake McCoy Edward Menkhaus Clarence Cincinnati Helen Witherby Roland Robert Witherby Apopka, Fla Kate Schreiber William A Anthony Schreiber Ora Cline

Local Society Notes and Visits Across the Area

The Ladies' Aid Society held an ice cream festival on Horace McDonald’s lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warneke spent the weekend at North Vernon. Naomi Amos visited near Glenwood with the Callons. Dale Hull and family and Mary Katherine LaHue and Margaret Waybright picnicked at Lake McCoy. Milton McDonald of Indianapolis is home for the summer. Mrs. Ora Meek hosted the Ladies' Aid meeting. The Martin family visited Hilmer Dwenger near Turner's Quarry. Mrs. Frank Peters and family returned from Urbana. Thrine, injured in an auto wreck, came home and is recovering. Mary Troutman returned to Indianapolis after a visit. John Carr and family spent the Fourth in Brown County. John Kirchoff and son Woodrow visited Osgood.

Ladies’ Aid Society Sec Horace McDonald Charles Warneke North Vernon Naomi Amos Marion Callon Glenwood Dale Hull Mary Katherine LaHue Margaret Waybright Lake McCoy Milton McDonald Indianapolis Ora Meek Robert Hilmer Dwenger Turner’s Quarry Frank Peters Urbana St. John Mary Troutman John Carr Brown County John Kirchoff Woodrow Osgood

Mrs Swain B burns Hand in Nitric Acid Mix Up

Mrs John Swain of Lake McCoy suffered a severe burn to her right wrist after mistakenly pouring nitric acid on it while mistaking the chemical for mosquito preparation. A doctor treated the burn and she is rapidly recovering.

John Swain Lake McCoy

Girl Catches Hand in Washing Machine Rollers

Loretta Reed eleven daughter of Frank and Mrs Reed of West Hendricks street was badly injured when her left hand was pulled into running rubber rollers of a washing machine yesterday around 11 30. Six stitches were needed to close a deep wound and she is resting easier though in pain.

Loretta Reed Frank Reed West Hendricks Street

Miller surrenders city park property for $600

O. G. Miller and wife transfer proper ty in city park to Roscoe T. Earhart and Sarah E. Frush for six hundred dollars.

O. G. Miller Roscoe T. Earhart Sarah E. Frush City Park

Rotary entertainer Hillabold recalls Cleveland convention

Rotarian Marry Hillabold of Greensberg recounts his Cleveland International Rotary convention experiences before the local club. President Van Woodfill praised the entertainer and the Methodist church dinner. He urged continued high attendance as Hillabold shared impressions of a productive and pleasurable trip from registration to the closing amen.

Marry Hillabold Greensberg Rotary Club Cleveland van Woodfill Hillabold The Methodist Church

Rotary convention pageant and grand display across states

A Rotary convention in a great hall featured a 75 piece symphony and 400 cast. Episodes showed creation Christ and disciples on Jerusalem streets and Mount Olives, and a chariot race with Rotary winning. Florida, Colorado, Texas led displays. 400 foreign delegates appeared on stage. highlights included prizes for attendance and speeches by Roy Davis and Arthur Sapp.

Rotary Jerusalem Mount of Olives Florida California Colorado Texas Larkin Ladies Rotary—service Self Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Hillaboid Goose” Goslin Hillabold Punta Gorda Fla Barney Tucker Decatur County Roy Davis Greensburg Colorado Springs Bill Hays

Taxpayers in Adams Township list $10k plus assessments

The 1925 Adams Township assessment roll shows names and valuations of property assessed at $10,000 or more. The list includes Solomon Apple, Daniel W. Apple, A. F. and Myrtle Anderson, C. D. Allison, Effie L. Brown, Abigail Brown, and many others with values ranging from ten thousand to over seventy thousand dollars. Also noted is word from Lewis Moss about an automobile accident near Princeton, Indiana, involving a Big Four maintenance corps member escaping with facial and head scratches.

Adams Township Board of Review Solomon Apple Daniel W. Apple A. F Myrtle Anderson C. D. Allison Effie L. Brown Abigal Brown Sarah A. Bailey Lydia Boicourt Sherman and E. Brown Roscoe L. Bright James H. Bird Henry H. Brown Abigail Brown Nellie Covert Francis V. Bailey James G. Davis Anna Doggett John F. Deem A. F. Eubank Ben and Vesta Finley Mary E. Gosnell Greeley Stone Co Truman Guthrie Stanton Guthrie Eva S. Hurst Phoebe Jewett Frank and Charles Jewett Earl D. Jewett Susan Kemble Anna M. Kennedy A. M. Kirby Mary Kerr Jesse Wilson Virgil Kelso Jefferson Lantz James R. Leach James W. Reed Kittie E. Reed John Reiger John L. Shelhorn Elmer Shellhorn Lafe Shelhorn Manford Slifer James L. Smith Don and Cora D. Shelhorn Lewis Moss Joe Moss Princeton Ind Moss Big Four Big Four Railroad

Farmers urged to grow soft winter wheat over hard Michikoff variety

Interviews from the farm bureau elevator manager and Garland Milling Co advise county farmers to favor soft winter wheat. They warn hard winter wheat sells at a discount, risk of mixing reduces values for all, and premium potential supports continuing soft wheat cultivation. Millers note flavor advantages and premiums for grain meeting standards.

Farm Bureau Garland Milling Company Wheat Pool Lackey Cort Hunter Indiana United States Garland Milling CO

Wheat variety guidance from Decatur County Farm Bureau letter

A 1925 letter from Cort L. Hunter of the Decatur County Farm Bureau discusses wheat variety recommendations. It favors Michikoff wheat for black soils due to winter hardiness, while light colored soils in southern Indiana may not winter kill. Parkhoff is suggested for general use, with evidence from Jennings and Ripley counties. County Agent Potts at North Vernon can provide a seed list for interested farmers.

L. Hunter Decatur County Farm Bureau Greensburg Indiana Michikoff Jennings Ripley Potts North Vernon

Miss Marie Justice Off Duty At Dalmbert and Co Store

Miss Marie Justice was off duty at the Dalmbert and Co store today due to illness, prompting store operations to proceed with reduced staff.

Marie Justice Dalmbert and Co

Florence Hamilton Leaves Memorial Hospital After Tonsil Operation

Miss Florence Hamilton was discharged from Memorial hospital Saturday after undergoing a tonsil operation.

Florence Hamilton Memorial Hospital

Decatur Lodge to Install Officers Tonight

Decatur Lodge No. 103 I O O F will install its officers tonight in a formal ceremony. Members and attendees are expected to gather at the lodge hall for the event and follow customary procedures.

Decatur Lodge No

Voters List Shows Many Seniors in Adams and Washington Townships

The serennial report lists Adams Township with 469 voters this year vs 531 in 1919. Washington Township gains with a long list of men aged 70 and over, including dozens in 70s and 80s and a few in 90s, headed by Daniel Davis and James B. Lathrop nearing 100. The Greensburg and Washington totals reach 2,239 voters, up 92 from six years prior, with city population rising toward 5,600 as of 1920.

Adams Washington Daniel Davis James B. Lathrop David A. Ray W. H. Buckley E. H. McLaughlin James Oliphant Marshall Mauer Frank Bryan Henry G. Short Henry Miller Sam Wier Thomas Clark Thomas Terrill Wm. Schofield Thomas Vanderbur William Miller Ed Davis John Barclay Hank C. Snell C. A. Case M. F. McNaught Thomas Eubank J. E. Mendenhall S. E. Cline J. A. Purvis Charles Bates H. N. Gaunt R. H. Watson C. H. Templeton E. J. Dils S. B. Russell Carey Hunter Wm. McCune Frank Litzler W. L. Bennett Geo E. McKee Alonzo Murphy F. H. Duhmee Lafe Masten John C. Powner Talbert Trisler Gus Brown Jerry Foster Nick Studer J. S. Wamsley E. A. Hart George Shafer Taylor Stevens Reuben Smalley J. N. Rannis Wm. Shane Wm. S. Davis Jerrey McNew Nathan Robbins Thomas Roszell M. P. Hobbs Frank Elder Mike McCormack John Harding James Anness Jesse Phillips Sam Level Wm Gardner Lafe Roszell Henry Long John McKinney Daniel Toothman Alonzo Broons Frank Scott George Woods Riley Sweezy Christ Horstman Amasa Munger Cornelius Ogden John Weathers Greensburg Washington Township

McDonald Family Vacation Visit At Edinburg Cottage

Mr and Mrs Horace McDonald and their Sandusky children spent yesterday with his brother Earl McDonald and family at their summer cottage in Edinburg.

Horace McDonald Sandusky Earl McDonald Edinburg

Smiths Return to Connersville After Visit

Mr and Mrs W J Smith and their two daughters have returned to Connersville after visiting their daughter Mrs Howard Beckman and family here in the city.

W. J. Smith Connersville Howard Beckman

Miss Selah Rimstidt Visits Family From Camp Hilltop

Miss Selah Rimstidt a teacher at Camp Hilltop near Nashville Brown County spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W B Rimstidt.

Selah Rimstidt Camp Hilltop Nashville Brown County W.B. Rimstidt

Miss Anna Bewley Returns to Shel byville to Resume Work

Miss Anna Bewley returned to Shel byville this morning to resume her work after spending the past week with her mother Mrs. Sarah Bewley of south of the city.

Anna Bewley Shelbyville Sarah Bewley

Rushville Visitors Call on Miss Meeks

Miss Eleanor Meeks hosts a group from Rushville including Misses Millitine Cross Miriam Hunt and Eleanor Lambert and Messrs. Robert Hayden and William Beher who visited yesterday afternoon.

Millitine Cross Miriam Hunt Eleanor Lambert Robert Hayden William Beher Rushville Eleanor Meeks

Indianapolis man heads north on business trip

Homer Meek of Indianapolis set out this morning on a business trip to northern Indiana. He traveled with his father, Matt Meek, from near the city.

Homer Meek Indianapolis Indiana Matt Meek

Cincinnati and St Louis guests visit West Walnut street

Wendell C. Jenkins of Cincinnati and Rollin Adams of St. Louis were guests of M. C. Jenkins and family on West Walnut street yesterday.

Wendell C. Jenkins Cincinnati Ohio Rollin Adams St. Louis M. C. Jenkins and West Walnut Street

Carol Nelson Improving After Illness

Carol, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson, is slowly improving after a serious illness of intestinal trouble followed by rheumatism.

Carol Frank Nelson

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P. Lodge Roy Aultman Steve Vankirk Jemima Vandiver Wilson Street Mr. Aultman Daily News Roy Montgomery Main Anderson Streets Lieut. Hamlin Lake Pinafore Iin J. R. and W. A. Shirk Lyda M. Shelhorn Emma F. Leach Henry Townsend John Townsend James Thornburg Mary E. Templeton Albert G. Taylor Walter Ray Townsend Lillie B. Vanansdall Martha J Theo Vettle Vida K. White Charles Lafayette White Lafayette Walker Alberta Walker Charles L. White Fannie White Sarah Wertz Fred and Alie Wiley St. Paul Charles F. Kappes Sherman Alice Nail Clay Township Mary Alexander Joshua L. Alley J. A. Braden J. W. Burney Fannie Blackmore Watson Bostic Nellie and Joe Byers Charles A. Braden Albert Brockelmeier W. S. Burney Frank Baker Newton Bennett William W. Champ Scott Crist John W. Corya Ira C. Carman George A. Cook John E. Calendar Oliver Deem Edward W. Davis James B Martha Davis Robert J. Davis Marvin Martin Nelson Henderson George W. Hogg Otis Jennie Herndon L. W. Hoagland Mary T. Jackson Carl Johnson Allen Jewell Emmett Johnson Harry N. Jackson Wm. E. Jackson Margaret L. Johnston J. M. Klipsch George A. Logan Ira Lewis Sam Ira Lawson George Emma Eliza Logan Wm. H. Lawson Frank Alice Lawson Clem Nellie Logan Willard A. Miers Wm. H. Miers John A. Miers Ira A. Moore Joe W. Mitchell Wm. H. Mobley Ethel Miers Walter Esther Moore Mary Barber Kittie Reed George Reiger Eliza J. Smiley H. C. Sandusky Wm. G. Smiley Freeman L. Sasser Arthur B. Trimble Johny F. Templeton Frank A. Thompson G. H. Templeton Harry W. Templeton Taylor Templeton Johny P. Thomson Albert Tomson Third National Bank Union Realty Co Felix Williams Jeb S. Wright Ira E. Williams Edwin Wright Edgar Whipple Elza and Lavina Williams Nina Young Et al Mr. Moss Cort L. Hunter Will W. Logan Henry Logan Joseph Cory J. S. Richey W. B. Pleak John Biddle Edgar Hamilton James Black Louis Fisecs Albert Barnes Martin Meek Thomas J. Dickson Floyd Lanham George A. Anderson Henry Link Andrew J. Ryan William Meyerrose Charles W. Douglas G. B. Rostell Aaron Keller John B. Holmes Anton Wanstrath Thomas Files Emil Ray Gregory Schroeder George S. Littell Alonson Littell Everett Hamilton Cornelius Matthews A. D. Galbraith Jerry Walker W. J. Hill Nathaniel Potter Frank Horsley William Edwards David Lyons Isaac Allen R. S. Armington Chatman Adkins William Abbott Hugh Andrews James Borden Charles Brown Benj. Barbour Joseph Brown Conrad Baker John Ball Hardin Burton Sumner Carson Calvin Copner James Cushing William Collins John Cook Thomas Carney James Call Dick Wiley Commodore McCloud William Mitchell Reuben Menzie Theodore Marsh John Nordyke George Nelson John Ouar James Parker Jefferson Pugh William Palmer B. F. Pugh Marshall Phillips Connell Rouskamp Andrew Ricketts Robert Anderson George W John M. Elder James A. Ray O. B. Trimble W. N. Boyle Jerry Linville Wm. F. Smiley Taylor F. Meek Dr. B.S. White Joshua Pool Thomas O. Havens C. W. Woodward W. F. Gilchrist W. P. Wynkoop Chris Bowman Jacob Haas Calvin Crews Thomas Allen J. M. Redington Green Barnes J. F. Clemons Clement Vonberg J. C. St. John John Level W. H. Nesbitt Mike Harmon Joe Dannacher Oliver Buchanan John A. Roszell Dr. T. B. Gullefer Jethro C. Meek Alex Stevenson S. L. Jackson Wm. Mansfield A. J. Brown Joe Durr Adam Young Almon S. Creath Joseph Kitchin J. B. McKee Calvin Carey Thomas Shepherd Joseph Shepherd Dr. A. 0. Hall John W. Gayer Addison Freeman Noah Dashiell W. D. Ackles F. M. Allison Marion Ayers Jesse Barlow G. W. Boicourt Thomas Bullard Richard Criss G. W. Connall Joseph Eck Alfred Emery David Fitzgibbons Elias Franks Wash Harney Jacob Hoff George Jenkins Jacob Johannes Henry Snyder Wm. Sumpter A. G. Taylor J. F. Taylor Lafe Walker Nathan Wasson J. W. White Elijah Wiley Charles Wise A. B. Wooley
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