Judge Orbison Addresses Greensburg Masons on Masonry
In heat marked by a good turnout Greensburg Lodge No. 36 F and A M held a social session at East Main Street hall. Judge Charles J. Orbison of Indianapolis delivered an eloquent address on The Message of Masonry, stressing preparedness service and enjoying a well spent life, followed by mingling with the speaker. The Newcastle Times also criticizes bankers for backing a state highway commission, arguing it would raise taxes and state costs.
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Greensburg Lodge
No. 36
East Main Street
Charles J. Orbison
Indianapolis
City
Newcastle Times
State Highway Commission
the Times
Bankers’ Convention
Indiana
The Young Men's Party in Greensburg Organizes an Elephant Club
A Greensburg group forms the G. O. P. Elephant Club praising the Republican party as a constructive force with defined principles. The piece argues Republicans forged much of the nation’s law while critics offer weak platforms. It urges young men to join a party with foreign policy, tariffs, and prosperity.
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Greensburg
G. O. P. Elephant Club
Republican Party
America
Washington
Europe
Indiana
Two Die in Shelbyville Car Collision At Crossing
At a crossing near the traction car barns in Shelbyville last evening, a collision between an automobile driven by Hustart and an Indianapolis & Cincinnati traction car left Peter Straub aged 55 and Charles Veatch aged 35 dead. Will Hulshart 41 serious and Harry Fritz 30 with a broken leg survived. The Greensburg express traction car's motorman Louis Fritz and conductor William Garlitch, both locals, were aboard.
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Peter Straub
Charles Veatch
Will Hulshart
Harry Fritz
Shelbyville
Fritz
Straub
Veatch
Halstart
Louis Fritz
Rushville
William Garlitch
Connersville
Greensburg
Louis
Eagles
Free Trial Chronicure Offer for Rheumatism Sufferers
Free mail order offer promotes Chronicure as a cure for rheumatism and related ailments. It claims blood cleansing and general tonic benefits and invites readers to request a large free package from Mrs. M Summers at 131 E Washington Ave South Bend Indiana.
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M. Summers
E. Washington Avenue
South Bend
Ind
City council weighs Greensburg modern lighting plan
A joint committee in Greensburg heard a Western Electric proposal for 250 watt nitrogen lamps to light the business district. Merchants would fund posts and equipment as City Gas & Electric Co. lays cable and wiring. the city pays the bill. Only a June 4 council meeting will decide.
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Greensburg
Harry Hillabold
Western Electric Company
Harry Mount
Frank Magee
Thomas Tumilty
Joe S. Moss
John C. Huber
Herbert Hunter
A. C. Pearl
The
Chicago
City Gas & Electric Co
I U President Blasts Captain Cupid Play At IU
Bloomington May 27 The International News Service reports IU President William L Bryan condemns the college play Captain Cupid as lacking reverence. He cites jokes mocking the Bible and drunkenness and asks how such humor would fare in banking or railroad hiring. A man’s honesty and commandment awareness matter, he says. Rushville item notes 80 year old J M Wigginton surviving a runaway incident without injury.
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International News Service
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Cupid
William L. Bryan
Young Women Told to Seek Pinkham Remedy for Pain
Buffalo mother lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly back and side pains described as acute. The notice urges afflicted young women with irregular periods to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
High St
Buffalo
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Three Men Report On Cleveland Convention At Y M C A Club
At a Y M C A Bible Club meeting three members who attended the Cleveland national convention spoke. W W Bonner described the event and its calls for personal reform while S A Boyd recalled the swimming motto and the Russian boy choir. Secretary Harry Scott spoke of the convention as the greatest on earth and John R Mott’s strong influence.
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Cleveland
Y. M. C. A. Bible Club
Ohio
S. A. Boyd
New York
Ump
Harry Scott
John D. Rockerfeller, Jr
China
India
Scott
John R. Mott
Former Indiana Law Student Named Pyrene Agent
Earl Jarrard of Indiana Law School at Indianapolis is named representative for Pyrene Fire Extinguisher Company with Indiana as his territory. He will focus on railway contracts for installing the product and was one of five law college students to win debating prizes.
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Earl Jarrard
Indiana Law School
Indianapolis
Pyrene
Indiana
Jarrard
Law College
Kingston Decoration Day Program At Kingston Church
A Decoration Day program at Kingston Church is set for Tuesday at 10 o clock. Frank Hamilton will give the address. Kingston quartet and Clarksburg singers will provide music. Miss Isabelle Hamilton will read the Gettysburg speech. All are invited.
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Kingston Church
Frank Hamilton
Kingston Quartet
Clarksburg Singers
Isabelle Hamilton
Road Viewers Estimate Clinton Township Road Costs
Road viewers filed reports on Clinton Township roads. Frank D. Bird road estimated at 82358.52 dollars and J C Meek road at 7779.04 dollars.
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Clinton Township
Frank D. Bird
J. C. Meek
Wedded at Clerk's Office in County Ceremony
In the county clerk's file room, Squire A S Creath united Miss Mabel M Favor 18 of St Paul to Alfred A Richey 29 a farmer near Manila at 2 o'clock. Friends witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside near Manila.
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Squire A. S. Creath
Mabel M. Favor
St. Paul
Alfred A. Richey
Manila
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N. C. Schlemmer
R. W. Pierce
Locke Bracken
Young Men’s Party
Barker
Helpato
Greensburg Express
I. U
J. M. Wigginton
Mrs. Kurtzweg
Mr. Bonner
W. W. Bonner
Railroad Men’s Division
Stone” Presbyterian
Harry Nyce
Peru
FOLEY
Clerk’s Office
Linegar Bros
Pulse & Porter
St. John and Guthrie
Daniel
Boone Axle Grease
Louisville
Chas, C. Stoll Qil CO
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