Mrs Muldoon Visits Indianapolis for Short Stay
Mrs. Mary Muldoon traveled to Indianapolis to visit friends and relatives for a brief period.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
2
Mrs. Mary Muldoon traveled to Indianapolis to visit friends and relatives for a brief period.
John Woods and his children Mathew Mayme Florence and Sarah of St Dennis visit friends here. Squire A S Creath leaves for Indianapolis due to his sister in critical condition at Deaconess hospital.
F M Henry purchased a house and lot on West North street from Sue Montgomery for 2000. Elmer Saunders and George Johnston families, from Indianapolis and Lebanon, returned home after attending Mrs Mary Rector's funeral in town. John W Rhodes moved his office within the G A R building to a rear room in the same hall.
Mrs Clem Morgan of Millehusen was noted as a shopper visiting the town today.
Mrs Clara Willoughby is confined to her home due to a severe attack of neuralgia.
A group from the area attended solemn communion at Millhousen. John H. Renigar of Morgan County, a veteran of the 68th regiment and Mahalasville grocer, renews old ties on Memorial Day after years away. Robert Theis of New Albany visits grandparents on West Washington Street after graduation from New Albany High School. Nate Swails travels to Indianapolis, and Rev. Charles Duffey of Indianapolis visits locals.
Local residents travel and family visits noted. Mrs F Z Burkette and Miss Marjorie plan a Edinburg weekend with relatives while Mr and Mrs George Lugenbell return to Anderson after Decoration Day visits. The will of Mary S Keisling is probated naming Martha E Benson sole heir.
Kelley Smith and their family relocate from Franklin Street to East Washington Street as part of a local housing change.
Carl Swift moved a carload of horses to the St. Louis horse market, dispatching a shipment likely aimed at trading or sale. The entry notes the market destination and the shipment's purpose within regional livestock activity.
Miss Honora Roberts departs tonight for a two weeks visit with relatives in Hamilton Ohio. J C Barbe helped in the Odd Fellows initiation at Newpoint last evening and reports an excellent meeting.
Mrs. C. H. Harvey arrived back in Indianapolis today after several days in the city as the guest of Mrs. Joshua Pool.
Louise Ehlers departed for Cincinnati to spend the summer. She travels with Sarah Louise Dille who will study violin at the Conservatory of Music.
Mrs Nathan Stewart left this morning for Oxford Ohio following the death of her niece Miss Lucile Stewart who underwent an unsuccessful surgical operation at Deaconess hospital.
Miss Janie Martin of Sandusky visits friends in town today. Charles Seitz is the guest of friends in Indianapolis for a few days.
Miss Edna Mix of Rising Sun and Miss Mattie Ray of Hope visit relatives here for a few days. Will L. Hamilton is critically ill at Privett flats on South Franklin Street, much regretted by many friends.
Mrs Will Minor and Mrs L T Howell with granddaughter Mary Margaret Tomson of Burney and Mrs Frank Stapp of Hope arrived today in the Minor car for a local visit.
Meritt Weisner and family traveled to Cincinnati this morning and will proceed to Winston Salem to visit Mrs. Weisner’s parents. Mr. Weisner stays in the city. Marsh Thomas, former Decatur County recorder and New York Life Insurance agent at Greensburg, visited Shelbyville and expressed GOP interest ahead of Chicago’s national convention.
Dr. I B Levy vaccinated hogs in Osgood as cholera spreads there. Judson Dill sold a 160 acre Burney farm to Lewis Reed of Warren county for 21000. Alta Knight, former Shelby sheriff candidate, lost his right arm in a collision at Shelbyville. Sam Ardery shipped hogs to Indianapolis. Edmeades, age 94, critically ill in Medford, Oregon. Ehrhardt to give Memorial Day address at Blue Ridge. Reds edge Pirates in 16 innings at Pierson's. local fans upbeat.
Next Wednesday evening, Robert Miller Thomson son of former mayor Frank M. Thomson and grandson of the late Judge John D. Miller, visited Greensburg with the Indianapolis News Newsboys Band on May Day and has many local friends from his earlier years. Dr Edward Clarkson Jacksonville Fla visits Henry Logan’s home west of town. Clarkson’s father Frank Clarkson a former Greensburg resident recently died in Jacksonville.
Mrs James B Robison of North Broadway visits Indianapolis with her daughter Mrs Alva M Reed and family. She will travel to Greencastle next week for the DePauw University commencement where granddaughter Miss Margaret will graduate.
Anderson preacher Reverend C. B. Jones will occupy the local Baptist pulpit next Sunday morning and evening. He is formerly of Westport and well known in the county as an able minister and evangelist. All members are urged to hear him.
Milford and Greensburg residents visit here on Thursday and Friday while numerous locals travel to nearby towns. Socials, church events, and family visits weave a crowded scene as residents swap news, moves, and illnesses across Greensburg Burney and Hope.
Hope resident John Coffey paints Mont Eveleth house. Willis Maple and wife visit son Lon Hern recovering. Sunday school plans Children's Day program. Mrs E G Sims improves after a fall. Ernest Sims attends funeral in Columbus. Alex Tripdie makes a business trip. William Nugent visits Letts Corner family. John Cooper buys a new automobile. Heat keeps crowd small at Alert dog and pony show. Dr F M Davis boards a business call. Criss Leatherock remains in critical condition. Mrs Lavina Scott returns home.
The district reports a fine rain Saturday bringing smiles to farmers. Local residents and visitors like Lafayette Doles and family, O T Robbins, Mrs Cortez McGee, and others traveled to Greensburg Letts Earl Wright and many families were seen around town. Several social calls occurred including dinners and visits among the Robbins, Doles, and Styers families.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a wrap of social mentions. Loyd Bailey and others travel, Cincinnati and Indianapolis connections are noted, and a glove factory opens its season in town. Several families are visiting relatives, shopping, or transacting business across St. Paul, Shelbyville, and nearby areas.
Residents and guests frequent Burney and nearby towns with visits to Greensburg Sunman and Clifty. Names mentioned include Watt Dean Fannie Johnson Rebecca Miner Meredith Weisner Otto Deitrich Lee McKnight Mabel Burmey Claude Thompson Leroy Burney P. E. Givan Frank Miner J M Laramore Lafe Roszell Milt Miner Hes ter Miers and others. May 28 marks Member ship Day at the M E church with Baptism planned at Clifty creek.
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