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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

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Memorial Day Service Praised By Judge McBride

Judge Robert W. McBride delivered a memorial address honoring soldiers who died for their country. He warned against vandalism of the day and criticized Memorial Day sports for commercial gain, urging adherence to Gen Logan’s tribute to a free Republic.

McBride Lincoln League of Nations Logan Indiana France American Legion Marshal Foch Marshal Haig England Grand Army Gen. Logan

Rossburg Service Honors Civil War Dead at Cemetery

At Rossburg near Newpoint the community observed Memorial Day with flowers on graves and patriotic songs led by Maurice Wolf and an address by Rev. Harry Lett. The talk urged unity and warned against commercializing memory of soldiers who fought for the Union.

Rossburg Newpoint Harry Lett Christian Church Lett America Maurice Wolf

Former veteran visitor attends memorial service

James Leggett of Indianapolis, long a local G. A. R. member, visited yesterday with his daughter Mrs. Ben Miller of Indianapolis. At almost 87, he remains one of the few survivors able to enjoy life after leaving his former home.

James Leggett Indianapolis Ben Miller Leggett

Ralston to Attend Saturday Democratic Meeting

Democratic County Chairman E W Crosby announced Senator Samuel M Ralston will attend the Saturday night get-together at the G A R hall. Expected speakers include Hon Lincoln Dixon representative Harry Canfield Senator Joseph Cravens and Hon W H O Brien. Crosby predicts a strong turnout and a fine program.

E. W. Crosby Samuel M. Ralston G. A. R. Hall Lincoln Dixon Harry Canfield Joseph Cravens W. H. O’brien Crosby

Marion Township Sunday School Convention at Mt Pleasant

The Marion Township Sunday School Association will hold a convention Sunday at 2 30 pm at the Mt Pleasant Methodist church five miles south of Greensburg. The program will be provided mainly by the township schools. Miss Mary Herbert will return to Indianapolis Friday after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Wm Rosczell.

Marion Township Sunday School Association Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church Greensburg Mary Herbert Indianapolis

Memorial Day Services in Spring Hill Honor Fallen Heroes

A large crowd gathered for Memorial Day at Spring Hill with Golay orchestra, Rev Fred Elliott delivering a moving address, and Mrs Ross Reed and Mrs A C Rupp presenting readings. Young Maxwell sang Just Before the Battle Mother in soldier attire, closing a day of reverent patriotism and duty to the living. Rev Peters and Rev Hamilton opened and closed the service with the choir contributing to the memorable ceremony.

Spring Hill Fugit Township Spring Ist Golay Fred Elliott Mansfield Ross Reed A. C. Rupp Maxwell Mother Peters Hamilton

Wendell Osborne Culver Graduate Heads Indiana Class

Wendell Osborne son of Mr and Mrs John E Osborn is among eight from Indiana and 151 in the Culver Military Academy class to graduate Major General W A Holbrook chief of cavalry will present the ROTC commissions and graduation certificates at closing exercises The Culver events include infantry cavalry artillery reviews and aquatic displays

Wendell Osborne John E. Osborn Indiana Culver Military Academy Osborne Culver W. A. Holbrook Cavalry United States Officers

Nephew of Local Man Rockwood Artist of Indianapolis Map

Rockwood of Indianapolis created an industrial historical map printed in the Indianapolis Star. He is a nephew of George Anderson and a leading figure in the Rockwood Manufacturing Company, established by his father who died years ago.

Will Rockwood Indianapolis Indianapolis Star Mr. Rockwood George Anderson Rockwood Mfg. Co

Ku Klux Klan Meeting Planned at Westport Baptist Church

A Ku Klux Klan meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Westport Baptist Church. The public is invited to attend as speakers are arranged for the occasion.

Westport Baptist Church

Smiley Will Case Settled In Versailles Probate

Wm G Smiley sues Sadie Vogler and Geo Owen Smiley to contest the will of Eliza J Smiley. Judgment revokes probate and sets aside the will as unduly executed. Deed conveying land to George Owen Smiley approved with life estate preserved. Versailles Republican reports the Decatur county action.

Wm. G. Smiley Sadie Vogler Geo. Owen Smiley Decatur County Eliza J. Smiley George Owen Smiley Versailles

Tommy Milton Wins Repeat Victory In 500 Mile Speedway Race

Tommy Milton repeated his 500 mile speedway triumph winning the event after a grueling 5 hour 29 minute race. He led a field of Durant Specials to top prize money of 28 500 with Hartz second and Murphy third as a fatal accident marred the event. Local supporters Harry Robbins George Bender Robert Coles and Lowell McGraw watched the race.

Tommy Milton H. C Burney Milton Hartz Murphy Durant Tom Alley Bert Schoup Lafayette Corum Ford Elliott Sailer Mercedes DeCystria Bugatti Morton Duesenberg Speedway Wilcox Harry Robbins George Bender Robert Coles Lowell McGraw

What Railroads Pay in Taxes

A poster issued this week shows total railroad taxes across the nation exceed 300 million dollars last year. The New York Central Lines paid 31,121,882 in taxes, averaging 85,265 dollars daily, highlighting taxes as a significant transportation cost. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs William Herbert and family dining with the Herberts and Mary Herbert visiting Henry Herbert.

New York Central Lines Big Four

Where To Go In Greensburg Tonight

Local listings highlight events in Greensburg including P. Woodview Social at Strand Theatre and K. of P. Theatre with potential performances and showtimes for the evening.

P. Woodview Social Strand Theatre P. Theatre

Weather forecast for Indiana Fair and warm spells

Forecast calls for Indiana Fair with continued warm conditions and possible showers tonight. Officials expect unsettled weather with brief rain chances and temperatures trending mild into the evening.

Indiana

G A R Veteran Answers Call

George W. Hightower a Civil War veteran died of pneumonia after years of invalid status. Born September 15 1888 in Oak Dale Missouri he moved to Decatur County as a child and joined Greensburg Baptist Church. He enlisted in 1861 in Company G 7th Indiana Regiment serving three years, later married Ellen Lyons in 1869. Public funeral Friday at 2 pm with Pap Thomas Post ritual.

George W. Hightower Oak Dale Shelby County Missouri Decature County Baptist Church Greensburg Antietam Gettysburg Wilderness Clay Elder Wiliam Tremain Henry E. Barnes Union Church Ellen Lyons E. G. Schultz George Jr Cincinnati Helen Martha Hightower Henry Riley Kokomo West Washington Street Thomas Post Grand Army of the Republic Overman

Sunday Schools Aid Russian Relief Drive

A committee at each Sunday school organizes clothing drives for Russian students. Residents are urged to send usable suits to the Y M C A by Thursday evening. Bundles will be shipped promptly to help youths pursuing education in troubled Russia amid wartime price hikes.

Russia

Delegates Return From Presbyterian Assembly in Buffalo

E. D. Power and Rev. McCann have returned to Spring Hill after attending the Presbyterian General Assembly in Buffalo New York.

E. D. Power Rev. McCann Springhill Presbyterian General Assembly Buffalo New York

Decoration Day visits span Clarksburg and Be rea region

Ed Fee of Clarksburg spent Decoration Day with home folks at Berea Kentucky. Mrs Fee is the guest of Cyrus and Miss Cora Donnell of this city. Mr and Mrs Ed Donnell Dr and Mrs Cliff Ed Donnell and Mr and Mrs Bert Morgan and son Henry of Irvington visited relatives and friends here Decoration Day. Mrs John Weare returned to her home near St Omer this morning after a visit with Mrs Cora Morrison of this city.

Ed Fee Clarksburg Berea Fee Cyrus Cora Donnell Ed Donnell Cliff Ed Donnell Bert Morgan Henry Irvington Decoration Day John Weare St. Omer Cora Morrison

Clem Young Visits Henry Herbert Family Sunday

Clem Young visited Henry Herbert and his family over Sunday, sharing time and conversation during a weekend gathering at their home.

Clem Young Henry Herbert and

Shoemaker Returns Home from Hospital Care

George Shoemaker and Mrs. Carrie Mowrey brought Mrs. Shoemaker back from St Vincent’s hospital in the Schultz ambulance. She is getting along nicely and many friends are glad she is back home after three months away.

George Shoemaker Carrie Mowrey Indianapolis Shoemaker St. Vincents Hospital Thee Schultz

Powell Special Wins Two Races at Winchester

Claude Fix of Linton drove the Powell Special designed and owned by Charles Powell to victory in the 10 and 20 mile dirt track events at Funk Speedway. Fix set a world record for the half mile dirt track and led the 30 mile race before a tire failure ended his run. Chance Kingsley of Indianapolis won the 30 mile event. A large local crowd attended as twenty cars entered the program.

Claude Fix Linton Powell Charles Powell Winchester Funk Speedway Fix Chance Kingsley Indianapolis Greensburg

Ohio man owner of beer truck identified

Sheriff reports the beer truck found near Morristown is owned by Lyman Williams of Hamilton Ohio. Williams had purchased the truck from Myrtle Sale at Evansville. The truck and its contents will be disposed of with the truck to be sold at sheriff sale and the beer likely turned over to a prohibition officer. Williams contends the machine was stolen. possession at the time of the accident remains undetermined.

Jesse Smith Humes State Automobile Police Department Indianapolis Morristown Lyman Williams Hamilton Ohio Williams Myrtle Evansville Bert Morgan Shelbyville

Board of Review to Meet Next Monday

The county board of review will meet next Monday to stay in session twenty days to hear complaints on 1923 assessments and other taxation matters. Members listed include Adolphus Bayless, Charles B. Evans, John C. Barbe, Caleb S. Wright, W. F. Gilchrist. Also noted are visits from local residents to N A Crawford and Ed White’s Indianapolis trip with Oscar Miller and family. Edna Stewart of Indianapolis and Kate Stewart of Lafayette were guests yesterday.

County Board of Review Adolphus Bayless Charles B. Evans John C. Barbe Caleb S. Wright W. F. Gilchrist

Eagles Lose For First Time This Season

The Greensburg Eagles fell 13 to 3 to Batesville before a large crowd. A tough left hand pitcher limited Greensburg, while Batesville built early leads and added runs in the later innings. The Eagles scored in the fourth and fifth but could not rally, as Batesville sent ten batters to the plate in a big fifth inning.

Greensburg Eagles Batesville Greensburg Eagles Hal van Metre Johnson Fritsch Lambert Gunter Wagner

Suit for damages in circuit court today

The $150 damage suit of Ernest Holmes of Indianapolis against Earl Bayless of this city opened in circuit court. A jury was impaneled and evidence heard after the hearing began this morning and concluded this afternoon. Holmes claims Bayless, while piloting a truck, struck his vehicle on a country road causing $150 in damages. Indianapolis attorneys represent Holmes and Bayless, with J. W. Holcomb defending Bayless.

Ernest Holmes Indianapolis Earl Bayless Judicial Department Circuit Court Walter Ehrhardt Will Espy Henry Anderson Samuel Doggett Eugene Lanham Estal Gibson Leon Clemons Matt Meek James Leech George D. Little Wallace Annis F. M. Seward J. W. Holcomb

Partition Plea Granted as Estate Ordered Sold

The court ruled for the defendant in the partition complaint filed by Fred W Boyle et al against Spencer T Boyl et al. Charles T Boyl was appointed commissioner after posting bond. The judge found the parties own the contested real estate and ordered sale after ten days’ notice.

Fred W. Boyle Spencer T Boyl Charles T. Boyl

Found Dead Near Milroy In Mrs Whitinger Mystery

Mrs. Whitinger, an elderly woman, was found dead in bed Wednesday morning at the home of Mr. Hasty, five miles northwest of Milroy. Police and coroner attend, no immediate cause given. Authorities investigate potential foul play or natural causes in the quiet rural area.

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Veterans Three Wars and National Guard Robert W. McBride Wm. McCune Alonzo Murphy Ralston Mairion Wendell Osborne Culver Hoosier State Westport Church Smiley Wm. Herbert Louis Herbert Henry Herbert’s George Hightower Powell Special Board OF Review Raymond Crawford Connersville N. A. Crawford Ed White Oscar Miller Edna Stewart Kate Stewart Milro
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