Deaths of Samuel A Hollensbe in Newcastle obituary
Samuel A Hollensbe, 65, of Newcastle and former Westport resident, died Friday night at his brother George Hollensbe’s home north of Rushville after paralysis. He leaves six children Claude, Samuel, Kerr in Newcastle, Edward in Texas, and daughters Mrs Charles Schaffer and Mrs Gilman Clark, plus relatives Ira and Henry Hollenshe. Funeral plans paused awaiting Texas-bound son’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Hollenshire
Newcastle
Westport
George Hollensbe
Rushville
Mr. Hollensbe
Claude
Samuel
Kerr
Edward
Texas
Charles Schaffer
Gilman Clark
Hollenshe
Decatur County
Mr. Hollenshe
Ira Hollenshe
Henry Hollenshe
Mrs. Mary Keisling 81 Dies in Greensburg
Mrs. Mary S. Keisling, 81, longtime Greensburg resident, died Tuesday at her West Washington Street home after years of illness. Widow of George Keisling, she had lived in Greensburg for sixty years since her 1855 marriage. Neighbors found her unconscious after a sudden decline. funeral services were held this afternoon at the First M. E. Church with Rev. J. H. Doddridge and Rev. James B. Lathrop officiating. Burial followed at South Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Keisling
West Washington Street
Mattie Benson
Anderson
J. H. Doddridge
M. E
James B. Lathrop
South Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ina Myrtle Rector
Mrs Ina Myrtle Rector died at her Indianapolis home at 5 p m Monday shortly after the death of her two day old daughter Her funeral was held at her father's West Walnut street home at 2 30 p m officiated by Rev J E Murr of Centenary Methodist Burial was in South Park cemetery She is survived by her husband Harry Rector her father Marsh McCormack and brother Clyde McCormack and several half brothers and sisters She had lived here most of her life until her marriage a year ago and was a well known resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Myrtle Rector
Marsh McCormack
West Walnut Street
J. E. Murr
Centenary Methodist Church
South Park Cemetery
Clyde McCormack
Memorial Services Held at Spring Hill Community Church
The Spring Hill community church gathered yesterday for its annual Memorial services begun by the late Campbell Patton and Henry E. Bonner. About 380 people attended as the program featured Clarksburg band and quartet, a color drill, and remarks by Rev. Cyrus M. Yocum of Rushville. The event ended with graves decorated and a firing squad salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Campbell Patton
Co. K
37Th Indiana Regiment
Henry E. Bonner
Messrs. Patton
Bonner
Clarksburg Band
America
C. C. Wilson
Clarksburg Quartet
Diamond Edison
Cyrus M. Yocum
Rushville
Betoel
Phillip Elliott
Clarksburg
Death of Mrs William Torrance Wife of Rev William Torrance
News arrives of the death in Lexington Illinois of Mrs. Torrance aged about 75. She leaves her husband Rev William Torrance a son Will of St Louis and three daughters Mrs Fannie Williamson Lexington Miss Mary of Charleston Ill and Miss Katherine a professor at Agnes Scott College Decatur Ga. The Torrance family lived in Greensburg 1887 to 1892 when Mr Torrance was pastor of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
William Torrance
Lexington
Will
St. Louis
Fannie Williamson
Mary
Charleston
Ill
Katherine
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Georgia
Greensburg
Presbyterian Church
Auto Accidents Mark Noon and Afternoon Collisions
Mrs. Will Roszell’s Buick hit a tree at East Main and Lincoln at noon, causing fender and front axle damage but not serious injuries. Later, Sam Jackson’s car struck D. A. Myers’ touring car with only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main
Lincoln Streets
Will Roszell
Sam Jackson
D. A. Myers
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Advertisement
A promotional insert urges readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley and Co in Chicago Illinois to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Carthartic Tablets aimed at bronchial coughs colds and croup with the promise of comfort to stout persons and the note SOLD EVERYWHERE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley and Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Everwrere
Guests of Mr and Mrs Miers near town
John Homsher and wife of Columbus and Mrs Elizabeth Brett of Hartsville are the guests of Mr and Mrs John A Miers six miles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Homsher
Columbus
Elizabeth Brett
Hartsville
John A. Miers
Commercial Clubs Rent Building For Six Months
The Commercial Club directed its Greensburg board to rent the James Mobley building on East Main for six months and cover electric light bills up to 8. The Spievach-Rattner Garment Company of Cincinnati will occupy the space starting with twenty five employees and use the room and electricity to test the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Spievach-Rattner Garment Company
Cincinnati
Commercial Club
James Mobley
East Main Street
Spievach- Rattner Company
Farm in Clay Township Sold to Illinois Man for 21000
The 168 acre Clay township farm near Burney, owned by Judson Dill and Mrs. Mertie Dallas, sold to Lewis Reed of Warren county Illinois for 21000. Reed and his eight member family will move onto the property in September. the sale was arranged by Anthony Habig real estate agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township
Judson Dill
Mertie Dallas
Helena
Montana
Lewis Reed
Warren County
Illinois
Burney
Reed
Anthony Habig
Case Heard By Court In Timber Dispute
John W. Long sues Jones and Kofold Lumber Co for 5000 dollars alleging land and timber trade damages. Trial before Judge Wickens today after venue change from Decatur county. Jury was summoned but excused as judge hears evidence and decides. Columbus Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Long
Jones & Kofold Lumber Company
Wickens
Decatur
Columbus Republican
Suit Against Jones and Kofoid Opens in Columbus
Attorneys John Craig Thomas E Davidson and Lee Tremain travel to Columbus to represent Long in the suit against Jones and Kofoid which opened this morning. The case, venued from this county, is expected to last several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craig
Thomas E. Davidson
Lee Tremain
Columbus
Long
Family visit from Irvington ends in city life praise
Wednesday's Daily reports James A. Cunningham and his daughter Miss Martha of Irvington visited Miss Lucinda LaRue. Cunningham once lived on a farm west of town, moved to the capital eight years ago, and enjoys good health at about 83 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Cunningham
Martha
Irvington
Lucinda LaRue
Mr. Cunningham
Moody couple to supervise Chicago construction project
H. J. Moody and his wife left for Chicago today to oversee the construction of a brick and cement double storeroom on Mrs. Moody’s lot. They will stay several weeks with Mr. Moody’s sister in Waukegan, a Chicago suburb, during the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Moody
Chicago
Mr. Moody
Long family reunion recalls Decoration Day visit
Robert Long and his son James Robert visited Connersville relatives Mrs. Ed Doles and Miss May Long yesterday. Bob often returns on Decoration Day. His father the late J. P. Long served as a soldier and is still remembered locally, as is his mother who died a few years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Long
James Robert
Connersville
Ed Doles
Miss May Long
Bob
J. P. Long
Mrs Short Injured After Fall In Yard
Mrs Henry G Short, four miles south of town, tripped Sunday evening in her yard while feeding young turkeys and suffered a broken arm after stepping on a loose board near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Short
Doctor Stenger and wife halted by breakdown in city
Dr Stenger and wife of Indianapolis formerly at Madison where he worked at Cragmont Hospital were forced to stop here Monday night due to a breakdown in their automobile. They met several old friends during the brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenger
Indianapolis
Madison
Cragmont Hospital
Memorial address by Rev Burkette at St Paul lodge
The Rev F Z Burkette pastor of the local Christian church will deliver the Memorial address for the St Paul lodges next Sunday afternoon. The exercises start at 2 o clock and he will preach at Milford at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Z. Burkette
Christian Church
St. Paul
Mrs Tate Guests In Indianapolis Trio
Mrs. Robert J. Tate of Indianapolis visited her sister Mrs Z T Riley yesterday with her daughter and granddaughter. Mr Tate, a soldier, died recently and was buried here, with burial planned afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Tate
Indianapolis
Z. T. Riley
Tate
Ira B. Hamilton Enters DePauw as Freshman Delta Pi
Ira B. Hamilton has pledged Sigma Chi at De Pauw University and will enter next fall as a freshman. He recently graduated from G. H. S. and played the prosecutor in the class play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira B. Hamilton
Sigma Chi
DePauw
Ira
Miss Mattie Creath seeks eye treatment at Deaconess Hospital
Miss Mattie Creath was admitted to Deaconess Hospital on Monday for eye treatment. Dr. E T Riley and Miss Vessie Riley assisted in taking her to the hospital and she will remain for several weeks of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Creath
Deaconess Hospital
E. T. Riley
Vessie Riley
Emerson Gilchrist breaks leg in school wrestling match
Emerson son of Job J. Gilchrist, a Big Four official at Indianapolis, suffered a broken leg while wrestling another boy. Social notes record Mrs. O A McCoy hosting Baptist Ladies Aid Society on North Franklin Street and Mrs William McCoy entertaining women Thursday and Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Job J. Gilchrist
Indianapolis
O. A. McCoy
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society of
Adams
North Franklin Street
William McCoy
Whitaker family to move from West Washington to Mitchell’s cottage
Jack Whitaker and his mother and daughter have rented Mitchell's cottage on North Franklin Street and will relocate from the Will Davis property on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Whitaker
Mitchell
North
Franklin Street
Will
Will Davis
West Washington Street
George Kemp Guest of Hope Friends En route to Indianapolis
George Kemp of Hope traveled with friends who hosted him today as he journeyed toward Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kemp
Hope
Indianapolis
Shelbyville social notes mention Patterson visit
Mrs. W. S. Patterson of Shelbyville is visiting her sister Mrs. Jerry Walker for a few days. Kenneth Glidewell has left for Williamsburg to spend the summer with relatives.
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Kenneth Glidewell
Williamsburg
Mrs Martha Remy Plans Brookville Visit This Evening
Mrs Martha Remy of Hope spent the afternoon with friends and will leave this evening for Brookville to attend the Franklin event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Remy
Hope
Brookville
Franklin
County centennial celebration plans and notable attendees
Mrs. Joshua Pool Mrs. Jesse Serff Mrs. Nean Hazelrigg and Mrs. C W Harvey will motor to Hartsville this evening for a chicken dinner at the Garrison House. Mrs. Harvey will return home to Irvington later in the evening. The party previously resided in Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Pool
Jesse Serff
Nean Hazelrigg
C. W. Harvey
Hartsville
Garrison House
Harvey
Irvington
Dance by Knights of St. John Featured Alta Willard and Louis Em
Miss Alta Willard and Louis Em mert provided the music for a Knights of St. John dance at their hall on Monday evening. About twenty five couples attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Willard
Louis Emmert
Knights of St. John
Kin Adams and Family Travel to Rushville
Kin Adams and family and Harry Black and family from Letts drove to Rushville on Tuesday for a family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kin Adams
Harry Black
Letts
Rushville
Local Wedding Quietly Ties Turner Osting at Dawn
Mr and Mrs Samuel Brown of North Broadway visited Anderson relatives. Forest Turner witnessed the ceremony of Brian A Turner and Adah Osting at 6 o clock this morning at the Burkette residence The Turners left on the 6 30 train for Cincinnati for a wedding trip. at home is North Lincoln street after June first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Turner
F. Z. Burkette
Brian A. Turner
Adah Osting
Mrs. Turner
Cincinnati
North Lincoln Street
Dunn Family Heads to Latonia for Visit
James Dunn and his family left this morning for a several days visit with relatives in Latonia Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
Latonia, Ky
Petition to Sell Real Estate In Peel Estate
E. E. Hite as administrator of Henry H. Peel’s estate filed a petition to sell real estate against Ellen Redelman and others in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hite
Henry H. Peel
Ellen Redelman
Miss Monfort Spends Decoration Day Visit
Miss Anna Monfort visited here with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Monfort for Decoration Day and returned to Indianapolis this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Monfort
Frank Monfort
Indianapolis
Brown couple attend Memorial exercises in Kingston and Spring Hill
Mr and Mrs A C Brown of Rushville were guests of sisters Mrs J B Robison and Mrs S V Pleak yesterday. They attended Memorial exercises at Kingston and Spring Hill with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Brown
Rushville
J. B. Robison
S. V. Pleak
Kingston
Spring Hill
Harry H. Mount Visits Shelbyville on Business
Harry H. Mount made a business trip to Shelbyville yesterday to conduct meetings and explore local opportunities.
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Harry H. Mount
Shelbyville
Dickman and Cowan Go Fishing at Clifty
Irvin Dickman and George Cowan spent yesterday fishing at Clifty, enjoying a quiet day by the river with no report of catches or incidents.
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Irvin Dickman
George Cowan
Clifty
Local residents and visitors noted around Marion area
C P Corbett and James Tumilty attended Speedway races yesterday. Carl Swift shipped one car of stock to Indianapolis this morning. Shirley voted dry 1063 to 102, township also dry 384 to 143. Mrs Zelpha Hiner of Indianapolis visited Mrs C A Kuhn. John and Ed Owens went to Cincinnati on business. Miss Eura Morgan spent Decoration Day at Rushville with Arthur Reeves. Mrs John Dille is home ill with mumps. Keppie Imley and son Roy of Mays visited Mrs Alex Stevenson. Miss Anna Stacy of Chicago visited her uncle Father Fern. Miss Rebecca Lugenbell will go to Dayton to visit her brother George. A F Gillespie returned to Marion after visiting his parents. L L Cunningham moving to Montgomery property on North Broadway. Charles Seitz home from Akron for a visit. Tra Saunders of Indianapolis visited Decoration Day. Mrs Grant Veach and daughter returned from visiting David Waites. Attorney John Goddard improving after illness. Mr and Mrs Harlan Overleese, Arthur Lemmon and Miss Willamette Pleak among Speedway visitors yesterday.
Mrs Dobyns and Amanda Visit Rushville Hosts
Mrs. Charles Dobyns and her daughter Amanda of Rushville were guests of Misses Kate and Dora Dickerson yesterday for an informal social visit.
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Charles Dobyns
Amanda
Rushville
Kate
Dora Dickerson
Newbanks Return Home After Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Newbank return to Columbus after a brief visit with Alonzo Burton and family in town.
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Harry Newbank
Columbus
Alonzo Burton
Hartsville Man Paul Morrison Elected Secretary
Hartsville resident Paul Morrison was elected secretary of the state association, marking a notable leadership change within the organization. Morrison’s win reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen governance and support regional chapters.
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Paul Morrison
Hartsville
State Associa
Military students depart Culver academy for Lee Wahman
Lee Wahman left Culver academy on Monday for Wabash after spending Decoration Day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wahman in this city.
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Culver Academy
Lee Wahman
Wabash
Mrs
Ben Wahman
Measles Confine Miss Burkette At Home
Miss Marjory Burkette youngest daughter of Rev. F Z Burkette is confined to her home with a well developed case of measles.
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Marjory Burkette
Rev
F. Z. Burkette
Marion couple and Miss Mohler visit grandmother
Clifford Fish and wife of Indianapolis and Miss Agnes Mohler of Anderson were guests of their grandmother Mrs. Martha Swails yesterday.
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Clifford Fish and Wife
Indianapolis
Agnes Mohler
Anderson
Martha Swails
Hope guests spend Tuesday with Porter family friends
Mrs William Porter and Miss Kathryn May of Hope were the guests Tuesday of Mrs Alex Porter and Miss Marietta Porter on West Washington, sharing a social visit and entertaining afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Porter
Katheryn May
Hope
Alex Porter
Marietta Porter
West Washington Street
Families Visit Relatives Across Town Yesterday
Ellis Ryan and family and Raymond Crawford and family drove over in the Ryan car yesterday and spent the day with their Magee Braden and Meek relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Ryan
Raymond Crawford
Ryan
Magee
Braden
Meek
Porter visits Memorial Day services in hometown
Charles H. Porter of Cincinnati returns to the area for Memorial Day observances, always meeting with old comrades from days past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Porter
Cincinnati
Long-distance pickle canner opens nineteen year old jars
Mrs J F Jarrard claims skill in preserving quality over time by opening jars canned nineteen years ago and finding them still sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jarrard
Tex as Couple Buys Closs Samuels Property on Michigan
Mr and Mrs Charle Case of Texas purchase the Closs Samuels property on North Michigan Avenue and will move in September 1. Mrs Case is sister to Mrs Sam Austin and Mrs Wirt Woodfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charle Case
Texas
Closs Samuels
North
Michigan Avenue
Judge D A Myers Cigar Debuts From Erdmann & Sons
The C E Erdmann and Son factory unveiled a new five cent cigar named Judge D A Myers. If its sales track as well as the man it’s named after did at the recent convention it should rise quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Myers
C. E. Erdmann & Son
Letts Pair Attends Speedway Race and Car Sale
Mr and Mrs J R Crawley and Mr and Mrs Eckhart of Letts attended a motor race at the Speedway yesterday. Crawley went to buy another Hupmobile and has sold many Hups, showing promise as a car salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Crawley
Eckhart
Letts
Speedway
Crawley
Women Attend Indianapolis Training Course
Miss Helen Knowles and Miss Phoebe Bentley travel to Indianapolis for a twelve week course at Miss Blaker's training school. Miss Mary Brown, living west of the city, also attends the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Knowles
Phoebe Bentley
Indianapolis
Miss Verna Magee Visits Relatives Near Horace
Miss Verna Magee is spending a few days with relatives near Horace, enjoying a brief countryside visit away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Magee
Horace
Spring Hill Community Club Meeting Program Printed
The program for a June 2 meeting lists songs, readings, and talks including Safety First How to Develop a Music Center and Possibilities of a One Day Fair. Speakers include Harry Mitchell Edward Sefton Rev Frederick Elliott Horace McDonald and Mildred Kincaid with recitations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill Community Club
Harry Mitchell
Edward Sefton
Herbert Meek
John Robert Kitchin
Frederick Elliott
Horace McDonald
Mildred Kincaid
Loyal Daughters elect officers at North East Street meeting
At Mrs. Frank Adams home Loyal Daughters of the Christian church elected officers for June installation. Officers include President Earl Hite Vice President Frank Adams Secretary Harry Black Assistant Secretary Williams. An informal hour followed with music and a prize winner received a cut glass vase. Next gathering set for Mrs. William Schorling’s home on North Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Daughters of the Christian Church
Frank Adams
North East Street
Earl Hite
Harry Black
Williams
Roy Hyatt
Adams
Walter McCoy
Cliff Meek
Wiliam Schorling
North Brodaway
Sumner Lowe Hosts Dinner Honoring Rankins in Spring Hill
Mr and Mrs Sumner Lowe of Spring Hill entertained Tuesday at a family dinner honoring Mr and Mrs William Rankin of Cincinnati. Covers were laid for guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Donnell Henry Thomson and wife Mrs Mary Mc Cracken Mr and Mrs Donnell Lowe and daughter Hazel Mr and Mrs Adam R Meek and Mr and Mrs Herbert Meek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Lowe
Spring Hill
William Rankin
Cincinnati
Robert Donnell
Henry Thomson
Mary McCracken
Donnell Lowe
Hazel
Adam R. Meek
Herbert Meek
Union Church Meeting to Bring Large Tent Revival
Five Greensburg churches plan a summer tent revival led by C Fenwick Reed with C C Grant as singer. A committee from each church will meet to invite the English evangelistic party and arrange for a giant tent seating about one thousand. Reed’s group will stay four to six weeks starting June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fenwick Reed
C. C. Grant
Greensburg
Our City
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Reed
Our
Evangelist arrival prompts five-church executive committee
An executive committee representing five cooperating churches selects leaders Dr. P. Bentle as chairman with Myron C. Jenkins G. W. Adams John W. Owens C. W. Woodward W. F. Gilchrist and Dr. W. H. Reynolds. They plan for the evangelist party to arrive June 8 with a central big tent site under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. €. Bentle
Myron C. Jenkins
G. W. Adams
John W. Owens
C. W. Woodward
W. F. Gilchrist
W. H. Reynolds
Mr. Reed
Greensburg Evangelist Set To Lead 1000 Seat Tent Crusade
Mr Reed brings twenty five years in evangelistic work and is joined by singer Mr Grant who has served with J Wilbur Chapman and with Reed twelve years. The meetings promise strong moral appeal rather than sensationalism as Greensburg seeks a moral awakening with a 1000 seat tent and 200 voice platform. The Kansas City action by Billy Sundays banner of Make Kansas City a better place to live mirrors the Greensburg aim to elevate the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Billy Sunday
Kansas City
Ed Roberts Called to Aurora by Brother's Illness
Ed Roberts was summoned to Aurora yesterday due to his brother Allen Roberts's serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roberts
Aurora
Allen Roberts
Attorney John Titsworth Attends K P Lodge Event
Rushville attorney John Titsworth attended last night with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pugh and Miss Martha Hogsett as a special guest of the K P lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Titsworth
Rushville
Jesse Pugh
Martha Hogsett
K. of P. Lodge
Mrs T M Greene and Miss May Louise Return to Cincinnati
Mrs T M Greene and Miss May Louise have returned to Cincinnati after spending Decoration Day here and left yesterday for a two weeks’ sojourn in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Greene
May Louise
Cincinnati
New York
Pleak party visits Reed family in Rushville trip
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Pleak traveled to Indianapolis yesterday and were accompanied by Mrs. J. B. Robison and Mrs. A. C. Brown of Rushville. They visited Alva M. Reed and his family during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Pleak
Indianapolis
J. B. Robison
A. C. Brown
Rushville
Alva M. Reed
Rushville crackdown on speeders nets four arrests
A campaign against speeders in Rushville leads to four men detained Tuesday night with fines for speeding. Two of the four were on motorcycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Earl Jarrard Returns to Indianapolis to Lead Pyrene Agent Role
Earl Jarrard came back to Indianapolis yesterday after visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Jesse Jarrard. He will assume duties as state agent for the Pyrene Fire Extinguisher Company. John W Craig returned from Columbus where he appeared as attorney in the Long vs Jones and Kofold Lumber Company case tried before Judge Wickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jarrard
Indianapolis
Jesse Jarrard
Pyrene
John W. Craig
Columbus
Long
Jones & Kofold Lumber Company
Wickens
Dr. William H. Taylor Dies After Long Illness in Edinburg
Dr. William H. Taylor, 68, passed away at his Edinburg home after a prolonged cancer illness. He was a brother of A. M. Taylor, clerk of the Rush circuit court, and formerly resided in the Clarksboro neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taylor
Edinburg
A. M. Taylor
Rush
Clarksburo
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Samuel A. Hollensbe
Community Church
Nish
JONES
Masonic Lodge
Robert Lawson
Frank Logan
Indianapolis Speedway
George Magee
Alma Conner
Anna Wheeldon
Guy Sharp
W. G. Bentley
North Broadway
Samuel Brown
C. P. Corbett
James Tumilty
Carl Swift
Shirley
Zelpha Hiner
C. A. Kuhn
John Owens
Ed Owens
Eura Morgan
Arthur Reeves and
John Dille
Keppie Imley
Roy
Mays
Alextevenson
Anna Stacy
Father Fern
Rebecca Lugenbell
Dayton
Ohio
George
A. F. Gillespie
Marion
D. W. Gillespie
L. L. Cuningham
Town
Montgomery
Charles Seitz
Akron
Fred Seitz
Tra Saunders
Grant Veach
David Waites
John Goddard
Harlan Overleese
Arthur Lemmon
Willamette Pleak
Rine Arts
Edward Kelley
Evangelistic Party
Committee From Churches
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