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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

4

Doddridge to Speak on War and the Y M C A

The Rev J H Doddridge travels to Adams Saturday at 8 pm to deliver a talk titled War and the Y M C A. Attendance urged as the topic bears vital interest. Marion Thompson injured by a nail. he is recovering at home after helping tear down a barn.

J. H. Doddridge Adams War C. H. Thompson St. Paul Liberty Church Marion Thompson Minnie Woersdorfer Indianapolis David A. Myers Woersdorfer Supreme Court

Three young ladies volunteer for war registration work

Three patriotic young women offer to assist County Clerk Fraley with heavy clerical duties arising from the war registration. The volunteers are Miss Marie Jones, Miss Lutie Gordon, and Miss Rebecca Luggenbell.

Fraley Marie Jones Lutie Gordon Rebecca Lugenbell

Earl Jarrard heads to war with law degree honors

Earl Jarrard, long time local reporter, just graduated Indiana law school with high honors and passed the Officers' Reserve Corps exam at Fort Harrison. He will delay practicing law until after the war, choosing duty to country first. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jarrard. County Auditor J. C. Barbe received a letter from Frank Marlin, in training at Great Lakes, with a photo of his marine company. Mrs. Edgar Ware is ill at home on North Franklin. Prof. Roscoe Gilmore Stott has a poem in Ladies' Home Journal Current.

Earl TV. Jarrard Indiana Law School Officers’ Reserve Corps Fort Harrison Earl J. F. Jarrard J. C. Barbe Frank Marlin Great Lakes Naval Station Marlin Jay Bird Elephant Roscoe Gilmore Stott Ladies’ Home Journal

Eight-year-old girl injured by falling brick near new government building

An eight-year-old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Espy of West Main, was seriously hurt Friday morning when a brick fell from a wall at the construction site of a government building as she walked to school. The blow scraped her head, but the wound was not fatal. The injured child is resting at home.

Will Espy West Main Street Warage Poly Inick

Cowardly Act Reported During War Time Draft

A garbled wartime notice references individuals connected to Greenboro and Arizona, mentioning a U S army arena and President. The fragment hints at disciplined actions or admonitions among peers amid military service and travel. The readable parts indicate a context of wartime occupation and personal conduct within the armed forces.

Clarksburg Couple Visit Sister in Cincinnati Hospital

Bert Fee and Miss Bessie Fee of Clarksburg traveled to Cincinnati to see their sister Miss Mary, who is hospitalized and hoped to return home soon.

Bert Fee Bessie Fee Clarksburg Cincinnati Mary

Property remodeling at 620 East North street expands with new room and bath

Edward Dannacher reports remodeling of his property at 620 East North Street adds one room and a bath. Joseph Oliger directs a large crew laying the foundation and overseeing heavy work at the site.

Edward Dannacher East North Street Joseph Oliger

Westport notes on pick prospects and moves

W F Gilchrist and Rev R H Hook return from Dallas where they represented White Water Presbytery at the National convention and report a grand meeting. The Higgins family sells their hotel and home and moves to Anderson to join Mr Higgins at Hays wheel factory. Thirty five Westport families have moved to Anderson for factory work. Alex Cornutt from Westport telephone exchange plans to depart soon. Mr and Mrs Lewis Willey have rented 303 West Walnut and will reside there after their recent marriage.

W. F. Gilchrist Rev. R. H. Hook Dallas Texas White Water Presbytery William Higgins Westport Lewis Willey Eustace Foley West Walnut Street

Physicians to France Arrangements Made for July Voyage

Dr. Charles Houghland of Milroy travels to Indianapolis to arrange a July midmonth departure for France. He will be joined by five physicians total, including one from Bloomington, one from Fort Wayne, and three from Indianapolis.

Charles Houghland Milroy Indianapolis France Bloomington Fort Wayne

Orlando visitor Henry Kammerling returns home cheerful

Henry Kammerling from Orlando arrived here near noon last night and, though feeling hale and happy, spoke gloomily about the orange crop in his region due to an unfavorable season. He will stay about a week or ten days while friends give him a warm greeting.

Henry Kammerling Orlando Fla

Indianapolis Visitors Stay With Dr Gullefer Family

John Gulliefer and his wife and sister Lyde of Indianapolis visit their brother Dr T B Gullefer and will be guests over Sunday, staying at his home.

John Gulliefer Lyde Indianapolis T. B. Gullefer

Mrs Etheridge to Sing at Christian Church Tomorrow

Mrs Mary Etheridge and her son form Milroy will visit Rev F Z Burkette and family on West Hendricks street for Sunday. Mrs Etheridge will sing at the Christian church tomorrow morning.

Mary Etheridge Ferman Milroy F. Z. Burkette West Hendricks Street Etheridge Christian Church

Local Notes From North Vernon And Indianapolis Moves

Miss Blanche Snodgrass plans permanent residence in the city, living with the Mesdames Hatch Wallingford and Dennison on Library Square. Harry Anderson will work at a barber shop on Ohio Street and Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, after leaving the county. The Howell family moves to Indianapolis for work, with Gladys to undergo another operation. Mrs. Howell long served as Burney’s Review correspondent.

Blanche Snodgrass Melissa Dennison North Vernon Miss Snodgrass Mesdames Hatch Wallingford Dennison Library Square Harry Anderson Ohio Street Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis Harry L. T. Howell Burney

Greensburg Boys At Fort Benjamin Harrison Train For Sharpshooter

Greensburg youths in camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison show steady nerve with target practice. Da Batterton hit the bull at 200 yards on first shot but missed the next. Davy wishes he had quit after the first display. Jimmy Lanham missed but is seen as a promising shooter. Friends at home expect the rest to soon ring the bell with regularity.

Greensburg Fort Benjamin Harrison Batterton Davy Jimmy Lanham

Commencement Week Full Of Interesting Features

The program for commencement week lists varied events and activities designed to engage graduates and guests. It highlights speakers, ceremonies, and related cultural offerings within the campus calendar.

Moores Hill College Commencement Week Events

Commencement activities run May 31 to June 6 in Moores Hill with graduations, sermons, and programs. Highlights include May 31 public school graduations, June 1 academy graduation with Ohio Mechanics Institute President John L. Shearer address, June 3 baccalaureate sermon by Alfred E. Hughes, June 4 annual music concert, June 5 trustees meeting and alumni events, and June 6 commencement with Dr Ernest C. Wareing address and degree conferrals by President Alfred F. Hughes.

Moores Hill College John L. Shearer Ohio Mechanics Institute Cincinnati Alfred E. Hughes Christian Asso Edward A. Robertson D. D Boonville Ind Board of Trustees and Visitors Ernest C. Wareing Western Christian Advocate Cincinnati, C Alfred F. Hughes

Burney notes of local visits and moves to Indy

Dr Williams and wife return to Whiteland after visiting Huber Moore. Glen Galbraith and family from Sardiana visit Andrew Galbraith. Mrs Helen Howe visits son Lloyd in Upland. Mrs Frank Bostic of Milford visits relatives. Mary Margaret Tomson leaves for Indianapolis after visit with grandmother Mary Tomson. L. T. Howell and family move to Indianapolis. he works in a store. Mrs Thomas Galbraith visits Dr Wayhinger in Upland. Herbert Lawson and wife of Milford visit J C Hayes. Ollie Price and son Gilbert return to near Columbus after visiting her parents, Will and wife. Ernest Lawrence and mother to live in former L T Howell house. Mollie Gartin visits daughter near Greensburg. Local men donate teams to plow Tremain Sasser’s twenty-five acres. Elwin Gibson paints house.

Dr. Williams Whiteland Huber Moore Glen Galbraith Sardiana Andrew Galbraith Helen Howe Lloyd Upland Ind Frank Bostic Milford Mary Margaret Tomson Indianapolis Mary Tomson L. T. Howell Howell Thomas Galbraith Wayhinger Herbert Lawson J. C. Hayes Ollie Price Gilbert Columbus Will Thurston Ernest Lawrence Mollie Gartin Don Webb Greensburg Clay Alexander Otto Deitrich Delbert Cruser G. M. Miner W. B. Miner Clifford Burney Braden Miers Tremain Sasser Elwin Gibson

Milford social notes from Burney and surrounding areas

Milford residents and visitors are listed in a Burney centered social roundup. Names include Garnet Kanouse Lloyd Rosen Ralph Conk and families with multiple calls and visits across Burney Indianapolis Shelbyville Greensburg and Greensburg area residents. Wayne Miers contracts typhoid fever as part of the local social scene.

Garnet Kanouse Lloyd Rosencrans Ralph Conk Burney Virgil Galbraith E. E. Lewis Indianapolis Lottie Lane Eugene Goff Ambrose Barnes Lane Fannie Minner James Cook Marion Lane William Trouse Minnie Luther Ezra Russell Freda Lewis Naomi Swift Shelby County Maud Christian Oval Trouse Criss Reiger Roscoe Creech St. Paul Belle Haldeman Mary Darnes Nelson Henderson Greensburg Grace Barnes Ed Barnes Clell Gus Aliie Hill William Christian Near Adams Henry Christian Eldo Barnes Shelbyville Blanche Peterson Alice Mitchell Carrie Rodman Ella Ethel Miers Wayne Miers Fannie Miner Mammie Cook

Vocational Girls Ready for Summer School at High School

About twenty girls answered Miss Carrie Stewart's call for a summer vocational class at the high school. The three month course starts next Monday offering half day sessions in the morning, with sewing and cooking on the curriculum.

Carrie Stewart

Castor Accepts Chicago Post With Ensley & Co Water Wells

Frank Castor traveled to Chicago today to take a position with the water well drilling firm Ensley & Co. The move marks Castor’s shift to a new post in the drilling industry headquartered in Illinois.

Frank Castor Chicago Water Well Drilling Company Ensley & Co

County Sunday School Officers Plan Countywide Work

A Kirby parlors meeting of county Sunday school officers laid plans to organize broader countywide efforts. Township superintendents were elected and delegates will be appointed to the State Sunday school convention in Terre Haute on June 19 to 21. Attendees listed include Robert Buell Sandusky Roy Kenady Clarksburg Crawford Letts Edith Patton Myrtle Osting H. J. Moody William Zetterburg.

Kirby Terre Haute Robert Buell Sandusky Roy Kenady Clarksburg Crawley Letts Edith Patton Myrtle Osting H. J. Moody William Zetterburg

Purdue Entomologist Advises Spraying for Wormy Apples

Lafayette Indiana May 26 P W Mason of Purdue University warns fruit growers to spray before coddling moth eggs hatch. Emergence began May 16 19 with scattered timing. spraying in late May should catch most worms, with dates shifting about a day per twenty miles.

Lafayette Ind P. W. Mason Department of Entomology Purdue University Indiana Orleans Lawrence Orange

A New Danger Threatens U.S War Time Labor Shift

A citizen letter argues the nation must halt production of luxuries and unnecessaries to free workers for essential goods, ships, and war materiel. It cites 3.75 million autos and rising production of nonessentials and urges immediate public action to reallocate labor toward food and military needs. Voices call for patriotic restraint until victory.

United States

Behold the farmer a king with a windfall cinch

Henderson Kentucky Gleaner describes a wealthy farmer in a luxury spree. He visits the village bank to discuss bonds and crop prices, buys wares at Saxon warerooms, and spends cash freely on silk underwear, shoes, hats, and a rich cigar. The tale ends noting prices of crops rose while he spent, making his cash mere illusion.

Elston Golden Wedding Anniversary By Irvington

Mr and Mrs John W Elston who will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at Irvington Tuesday are former Milroy residents and well known in that locality.

John W. Elston Irvington Milroy

Bell Telephone Official Reports Storm Damage Costs

Fred Thomas of the Bell Telephone Company says recent Indiana storms caused heavy financial strain due to extensive repair work. He notes the company has borne substantial expenses from the weather events.

Fred Thomas Bell Telephone Company Indiana

Local notes mix of health, travel and community events

Miss Mae Perry recovers from typhoid fever threats while Harry Lathrop coping with lumbago. Mr and Mrs Harry Black of Letts visit North Vernon to view storm wreckage. C J Dowden and daughter Margaret visit Leslie Emmett family near town. Will J Dobyns and Ed D Donnell of Irvington to attend Masonic lodge Friday Masters degree. Miss Mabel Day part of DePauw senior class. June 6 commencement hosts 138 graduates. Bible Study Club to linger until late June with wives as guests. T E Davidson's guidance praised. Mose Linegar family depart for Hamilton Ohio.

Harry Black Letts North Vernon C. J. Dowden Margaret Leslie Emmett Eward Will J. Dobyns Ed D. Donnell Irvington Masonic Lodge Mabel Day DePauw University Hazel DePauw T. E. Davidson

Local Briefs: Visits and Health Stays Near Cincinnati

Mr and Mrs C Sleighbaum of near Cincinnati visit Mr and Mrs John Alexander near Mill housen for a few days. Frank Klene of North Broadaway, recently ill, has gone to Grover Sanitarium for several weeks.

C. Sleighbaum Cincinnati John Alexander Millhousen Frank Klene North Broadaway Grover Sanitarium

Bluffton guests of W D Morris family over Sunday

John A Morris and his wife C B Larrimer with daughter Anna Louise of Bluffton visited W D Morris and wife over Sunday staying at their home for a social gathering.

John A. Morris C. B. Larrimer Anna Louise Bluffton W. D. Morris

Flag Pole Raised Before Muddy Fork Gas Office

A twenty-five foot flag pole was placed in front of the Muddy Fork Gas Company office on North Franklin Street. Old Glory flies from the top, visible to passersby.

Muddy Fork Gas Company North Franklin Street

Erdmanns Hear Margaret Wilson Sing in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs William Erdmann and their son Ernest traveled to Indianapolis yesterday to hear Margaret Wilson daughter of President Woodrow Wilson sing at the Murat theatre.

William Erdmann Ernest Indianapolis Margaret Wilson Woodrow Wilson Murat Theatre

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