Funeral services set for Mrs. James M. Davis in Indianapolis
Mrs. James M. Davis 36 died after an auto crash Tuesday near Carmel and injuries in Indianapolis hospital. Funeral planned Friday at her Jefferson avenue home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving husband, three children, parents, and several siblings. Motorman C. W. Crum and conductor George Campbell of Tipton on inter urban car involved. The Rev E M Davis father in law drove the Davis vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Davis
Decatur County
Indianapolis
Jefferson Avenue
Memorial Park Cemetery
E. M. Davis
Waverly
Richard
James
Letts
George B. Davis
J. M. Davis
van Camp Hardware & Iron Co
Arthur Wright
Phemie Armstrong
Lavelle Hamilton
Recovering Nicely From Painful Injury
Robit Eubank is reported to be recovering very nicely from injuries after a Friday accident. He was struck by a Chevrolet sedan in an alley beside the E. G. Schultz & Co. furniture store, sustained serious bruises to his right arm and hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robit Eubank
E. G. Schultz & Co
Len March
Robbery at Neimeyer Home Near New Pennington
Thieves entered the George Neimeyer residence near New Pennington while the Niemeyers lived in St. Paul. A large number of valuables including linen, embroidered handwork, dishes, bedding, and cushions were taken over the last several weeks. No clues point to the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neimeyer
New Pennington
Robbis
Frank Innis
Indianapolis
T. Emabrock
New Point
Neimeyer
Three Unknown Men Hurt in Morris Car Mishap
A Greensburg crew of three in an Overland touring car left the road near the underground railroad crossing by the Morris flour mill Sunday night about 10 o clock. One man was severely injured and the trio fled without names. Wreck showed a badly damaged auto and a bottle of a beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Morris
Batesville Herald
Mrs Will Goddard Family Spends Saturday in Indianapolis
Mrs Will Goddard with her son Miles and daughter Dortha spent Saturday in Indianapolis for a family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Goddard
Miles
Dortha
Indianapolis
Hacker Funeral Held for Marshall Hacker at Tabernacle
Funeral services for Marshall Hacker prominent lawyer churchman and former judge of the Bartholomew and Decatur circuits were held at 4 PM at Tabernacle Christian church Burial followed in Garland Brook cemetery Pallbearers included Judge John W Donaker W B Treadway and others Active pallbearers named local and Indianapolis figures Bar association members attended the Columbus bar meeting this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hacker
Bartholomew and Decatur
Tabernacle Christian Church
W. H. Book
Garland Brook Cemetery
John W. Donaker
W. B. Treadway
W. F. Kendall
Frank S. Jones
L. K. Ong
George T. McCoy
Charles F. Remy
Indianapolis
Indiana Appellate Court
Charles A. Reeves
George Butler
William F. Bassett
Ralph H. Spaugh
John Rynerson
John A. Houk
Charles M. Setser
Columbus
Bar Association
New Point Youths Charged With Disturbing Theatre
Sheriff Otis Maddux filed an affadavit against Harry Larrison Albert Meyer and Norman Freeland of New Point. They are charged with disturbing a theatre owned by Burley Evans by firing firecrackers and making noise under the windows while the show ran. The Harrison boy is working in Ohio and not yet apprehended. They must appear in mayor's court on July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Maddux
New Point
Harry Larrison
Albert Meyer
Norman Freeland
Burley Evans
Harrison
Ohio
Aaron C. Foster 73 Dies at Home of Daughter Near Flatrock Cave
Aaron C. Foster aged 73 died suddenly at 8:30 a.m. at daughter Mrs. W. C. Stewart’s home near Flatrock Cave after a short heart illness. He was a retired farmer living with his daughter for two years. Surviving are four sons Ed Carl Edgar and Harry and twelve grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Mrs. Stewart’s home, Rev. R. O. Pearson of Waldron officiating. Interment in East Hill cemetery at Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron C. Foster
W. C. Stewart
Flatrock Cave
Carl
Edgar
Harry
Stewart
R. O. Pearson
Waldron
East Hill
Rushville
Funeral Friday for Greensburg Pioneer Frank Woodward
Death came as a ministering angel to end a long period of suffering for Frank Woodward a Greensburg man and grocery operator. He was born May 10 1856 and married Rose Anderson on October 2 1885 leaving widow Clyde and Earl and two other sons. Burial in South Park with I C F charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Obituary of Frank Woodward Dies at 69 in Greensburg
Frank Woodward born May 10 1856 on a Decatur county farm died July 8 1925 aged 69 years 1 month and 28 days He was the son of Isaac L and Christeann B Woodward He married Rose Anderson October 20 1886 and had four sons two died in infancy He leaves widow Clyde of Shelbyville Earl of Greensburg two grandchildren Howard and Dale two brothers and four sisters He was a Methodist and active in church and business until illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodward
Greensburg
Woodward
West North
Ireland Streets
Memorial Hospital
Isaac and
Christina Jackson Woodward
Clay Township
Rose Anderson
Clyde
Earl
Charles W
Sallie Magee
Mary Porter
Jennie Christman
Hester West
Howard
Dale Woodward
Methodist Church
Decatur Lodge No. 103
Decatur County
Burney
Isaac L
Christeann B. Woodward
Adams
Sandcreek Township
Methodist Church of
Shelbyville
Dale
Earl Woodward
Carmen Louise Ferman 1917 1925 Linville infant obituary
Carmen Louise, daughter of Ferman and Elsie, was born July 4, 1917 in Linville and died July 8, 1925 in Rushville. She was eight years old and remembered for a joyful disposition and love of Sunday school. Survived by mother, father, Donald, a four year old brother, four grandparents, and many relatives and friends. Her verses express comfort in faith and eternal reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Louise
Ferman
Elsie
Linville
Dr. Sexton’’s Hospital
Rushville
Carmen
Donald
Covert Weds Miss Wilma Rimstidt in Shelbyville Rite
Covert of Hartsville and Wilma Rimstidt daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Rimstidt of this city were quietly married yesterday at 2 PM in the Baptist parsonage Shelbyville. Rev I C Overman performed the single ring ceremony in the presence of Miss Eula Fisher and Jack Lewis. The couple returned to this city to housekeeping on North Lincoln street. The bride formerly worked at Heck’s drug store in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Rimstidt
W. B. Rimstidt
Cecil L. Covert
Hartsvile
Lewis & Cohee
Baptist Parsonage
Shelbyville
I. C. Overman
Eula Fisher
Jack Lewis
Lady Near St. Paul Improves After Ptomaine Poisoning
Reports from the bedside of Mrs. Harve Carpenter near St. Paul say she is somewhat improved after a serious ptomaine poisoning attack. She had been unconscious for many hours and remained in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve
Near St. Paul
Suit Filed in Squire Holmes Court for $43
Sherman Doles sues Bert Green in Squire Holmes court on an account for 43 dollars. Trial date set for next Monday in the justice of the peace court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Holmes
Sherman Doles
Bert Green
Mr. Green
Justice of Peace Court
Thomas King Sicks List at New Point
Thomas King of New Point is on the sick list according to local notices. He is reportedly ill and under family care as the community awaits his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas King
New Point
Long List of Seniors in Sandcreek’s Voters 666 Names
The Sandcreek township male voters over 70 are listed from a county report. Notables include James G. Robbins at 96 and Daniel Davis at 100 with Rev. James B. Lathrop at 99. The total in the group is 666, part of biannual enrollment for legislative apportionment under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandcreek
James G. Robbins
Daniel Davis
James B. Lathrop
Resolutions on death of Judge Marshall Hacker of Columbus
Decatur County Bar Association approved resolutions honoring Judge Marshall Hacker who served as Ninth Judicial Circuit judge from 1904 to 1910. He was a matured, honest jurist with more than thirty years at the bar, former circuit judge and U S commissioner, noted for clear decisions and calm conduct. The committee members Hugh Wickens Myron C Jenkins and G L Tremain framed the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hacker
Columbus
Decatur County Bar Association
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Decatur
Hacker
United States
Marshall
Decatur County
Hartsville College
Hugh Wickens
Myron C. Jenkins
G. L. Tremain
Captain Snodgrass's Company Hero Reuben Smalley First to Step Out at Vicksburg
Mrs. Mellissa Dennison recalls Reuben Smalley of Co. A, 83rd Indiana, under Capt. W. H. Snodgrass, as the first to step out during the May 22 1863 assault on Vicksburg. Smalley earned a congress medal as part of a 150 man volunteer storming party. his act involved carrying and planting the flag on rebel works. Snodgrass later moved to Greensburg and was a notable Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellissa Dennison
Reuben Smalley
Vicksburg
Congress
Co. A
83Rd Indiana Regiment
W. H. Snodgrass
Dennison
Ben Spooner
Smalley
Capt. Snodgrass
Greensburg
Ripley County
Heatwave in Kansas and Missouri Brings Scattered Relief
Scattered showers gave only slight relief as temperatures hit 106 in parts of Kansas and 100 in Kansas City. Heat prostrations were reported across Kansas towns and several people collapsed. The drought threatens corn crop as the sun blazes in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Wrights Enjoy Pleasant Day Along Ohio River
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright motored to Madison yesterday and spent the day with friends enjoying the scenery along the Ohio river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wright
Madison
Ohioi River
Statewide school tax refunds announced for counties
State education department reports 1,817,968.12 in state school taxes available for return to counties. Warrants are mailed to county treasurers based on 1925 pupil counts, with roughly 2.20 dollars per pupil and semi annual distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
Auditor of State
Decatur
Chicago Banks Offer Big Reward for Dead Bank Bandits
Posters in Chicago and Cook County Bankers Association banks promise $2,500 to any peace officer or bank employee who kills a robber or would be robber. Police department and county authorities endorse the bid and urge shoot to kill during holds ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and
Cook County Bankers’ Association
Bankers
Buell Family Visits Porter's Camp with Ritchey Group
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Buell and family with son-in-law Leo Ritchey and family and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Buell and family drove to Porter's Camp yesterday. They were entertained for the day by the American Tea Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Buell
Leo Ritchey
Willard Buell
Porter's Camp
American Tea Company
County Board Lowers Farm Land Values After Equalizing Assessments
The county board of review chaired by W. T. Zetterberg and colleagues wrapped five weeks of session by reducing farm land values on average 18 1 3 percent. Saltcreek shows the lowest per acre at 27.57 while Clinton tops at 93.28. Overall taxable value falls from about 35 million to 32 million, with city and personal property largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
W. T. Zetterberg
C. B. Evans
A. Bayless
C. D. Tillson
Myron Donnell
Saltcreek
Clinton
Decatur
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Washinon Township
Couple Refused Marriage License At City Office
An Indianapolis couple sought a marriage license but were told it could only be issued from the county seat where the bride resides. They returned to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clarksburg Girl Dies at Sexton Hospital
Carmen Linville eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Firman Linville of Clarksburg died this morning at 9 o clock at Sexton Hospital Rushville from spinal meningitis She was taken to the hospital early and her condition grew worse Funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Linville
Firman Linville
Clarksburg
Sexton Hospital
Rushville
James Barnard
Monroe Linville
Burglar Loots Waldron Businesses Steals Booty
An unknown man broke into several Waldron establishments late at night and early morning. He took candy cigars a new suitcase and a revolver before fleeing. Night watch Lew Thomas and Squire Thomson pursued and detained the suspect who is to face trial soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Charles Worland
W. S. Toothman
I. & C. Traction Terminal
Mr. Thomas
Squire Thomson
Thomas
Swineheart and Lampe Visit Clifty Falls on Outing
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Swineheart and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lampe drove to Butlerville and Madison yesterday. They stopped to visit Clifty Falls before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Swineheart
Ben Lampe
Butlerville
Madison
Clifty Falls
Indianapolis News expands circulation leadership and duties
E. J. Simms receives promotion to circulation manager for a large part of Indiana. He will oversee The Great Hoosier Daily in northern Indiana and the southern half, after twelve years with the paper. J. M. Schmid becomes business manager. George Schmid becomes circulation head. P. S. Boehm of Rushville is named assistant circulation manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
E. J. Simms
Simms
Great Hoosier Daily
Indiana
The
J. M. Schmid
George Schmid
Decatur
Shelby County
P. S. Boehm
Rushville
Ice Cream Social At Forest Hill Saturday
The ladies of the Forest Hill church plan an ice cream social at the schoolhouse on Saturday night July 11. Everyone is invited.
Promised Pay to Local Guard Settled by Legislature Action
Captain Ross W. Reed distributed 673 from the state treasurer to Co B 151st Infantry M G for drills from Oct 1922 to Mar 1923. The legislature provided an appropriation at its last session to pay members of the guard who had not received state payrolls. The total amounts to 6.50 for each private and 15 for each officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross W. Reed
Co. B
151St Infantry
M. G
Four Crops Grade High at St Paul with Fair Yields
Reports from St Paul indicate wheat from four farms averaged ten to sixteen bushels per acre and graded 59 to 61 pounds per bushel. This suggests a fair 1925 crop overall with some failures in certain areas and grain merchants offering 1.44 dollars for the new crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Walter Kalb Goes on Two Week Vacation at Big Fout
Walter Kalb chief clerk at the Big Fout freight house starts a two weeks vacation. Elton Laws will replace him during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kalb
Big Fout Freight House
Elton Laws
Mr. Kalb
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Greensburg News Pub. CO
American Press Assn
New York
Piant
Rimstidt
F. D. Armstrong
George Argadine
Edward Bach
Armstrong
Barclay
Allen Beagle
Jacob Black
Mike Burkett
J. B. Biddinger
Dr. J. P. Burroughs
George W. Billin
William Cann
John N. Carder
J. M. Cann
Vermilion Canfield
John Clark
George R. Daniels
John Ervin
John J. Engle
Reuben Ford
Edward Fultz
Charles Gray
James Hudson
Albert Holmes
John M. Harrell
John S. Hill
Silas D. Hudson
Lewis Hamer
John A. Johnson
Philip Knarr
Charles Knarr
S. B. Logan
John A. Roberts
Isaac Redington
Ben Rogers
Harrison Ricketts
S. B. Sharp
Frank P. Sharp
Lewis Smanley
Wilson M. Shafer
W. H. Sutton
Isaac Shera
James A. Skinner
Moses A. Songer
Thomas Small
Thomas N. Shaw
Joseph A. Weston
Ripley
Brown
Crawford
Chlorena Belt
Margaret Aldrich
Beech Grove
Sanford Belt
Walter
Dallas Brunton
Joe Welch
Near Scipio
Cleave Welch
Wm. Young
Our Town
Mrs. Robertson
China
Canada
A. E. Ewers
Roy Welch
E. T. Fraley
Maude Ogden
Hazel Crise
Kentucky
Claude
Clifford Bruner
Westport
Grover Crise
Florida
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