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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

3

Lively City Council Meeting Ends With Turmoil and Elections

Monday night in the council chamber, Tumilty delayed from Versailles, debates over gutters for Broadway and Michigan avenue, and jurisdiction between city and county. Harry Boyd elected school director amid party friction, bids approved for crushed stone, and Ralph Davis resigns as policeman with James Underwood taking the post.

Tumilty Versailles O. G. Miller Europe J. F. Goddard R A. Turner Broadway Michigan Avenue Bussel Lanius Bussell R. M. Thomas Harry Boyd Tillson Wil Haas Thomas Boyd Haas Russell Billy Ryan Lattr Ralph Davis James Underwood

Mrs Laura Meek Kincaid Dies After Yearlong Illness

Mrs Laura Meek Kincaid widow of David Kincaid died at home one mile west of Clarksburg at 7 30 Tuesday morning after a long heart ailment. She was sixty two, mother of four and sister to several Meeks. Funeral held at Spring Hill church yesterday at 2 pm with Rev Paul Stewart officiating.

Laura Meek Kincaid David Kincaid Clarksburg Thomas Rachael Martin Meek Ralph Donnell Kingston James H. Martino Indianapolis Gail Hal Kincaid Oear Spring Hill Russia Patton California Samuel Doonell LaMonte John Adam Meek Idana Kan Taylor F. Meek Spring Hill Paul Stewart Milroy

Gala Day as Club of 94 Ends After Nineteen Years

The Club of ’94 held its final meeting before disbanding and joining the Department Club at Mrs. S. V. Pieux’s North Broadway home. An all day event featured a lawn tea, a noon repast, and a program on Play and Citizenship by Mrs. Burns Peery. Mrs. F. C. Edderman led a discussion on a playground for a small town. Members bid farewell, acknowledging nineteen years of service.

Club of Department Club S. V. Pieux North Broadway F. C. Edderman

Ninth Annual Session of Presbyterian Missionary Society

The Presbyterian Missionary Society of Decatur county will hold its ninth annual meeting at Clarksburg next Thursday, June 12. All members are invited to attend and bring lunch. The program includes morning and afternoon sessions with hymns, devotionals by Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Stewart, essays on China and Jesus Shall Reign, solos by Nell Fee and Pearl Williams, an address by Mrs. McCrea, and committee reports. Mrs Bert Meek serves as president.

Presbyterian Missionary Society of Decatur County Clarksburg Jesus Mary Logan China Robert Hooke Forest Hill Solo Nell Fee Society For

Patton Property Sold to Portsmouth Buyer for City Lots

The Patton heirs sold a five acre tract north of Main street to Do W G Hannah of Portsmouth Ohio. He will subdivide into thirty city lots 160 feet deep and 39 to 43 feet wide to go on sale in about two weeks. Located near the traction line and Big Four depot the land is high ground. The price was about $4000 in a deal arranged by Gabig Ely.

Main Street Patton Do. W. G. Hannah Portsmouth Ohio Traction Line Big Four Hannah Williamstown Gabig «& Ely

Mitchell Shoe Store Growth Promised in Greensburg Ad

Carl Mitchell announces he is sole proprietor of the Mitchell shoe store. The store has become a popular trading place for Greensburg and Decatur county and did its heaviest business in March and April. He plans to make it even better in time.

Mitchell Shoe THE Standard Carl Mitchell Greensburg Decatur County Mitchell

Still Living and Well

Word was received Monday of the death of J. N. Bod near Lebanon. He was a member of the I O O F lodge here and had lived in Gainesville about twenty years ago. The wife of this man died recently, as noted in the last issue. The notice came from the I O O F lodge at Rees Mill but appears to be an error, as Mr. Boyd is still alive and well.

J. N. Bod Lebanon I. O. O. F. Iodge Gainesville I O. O. F. Lodge Rees Mill Boyd

Stomach troubles cured by Cham berlain's tablets

Stomach and liver tablets have cured many stomach troubles including a man who spent over two thousand dollars on other medicines before being cured by a few boxes. Price is 25 cents and samples are free at all drug stores.

Chamberlain

Westport News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Changes

Prof. Holmes and family visited relatives in Indianapolis. John Idlewine of Greensburg visited his mother here last week. Frank Tyner moved stock at North Vernon last week. Almont Stewart goes to Valparaiso for a chemistry course. Verna Crawford and husband of Anderson visit John Bemish for a month. Mrs. Ella Williams returns to Letts after visiting George Alexander and wife. Miss Florence Pooof Milroy visits relatives here and in Sardinia. Mrs. T. W. Robinson stayed at Greens castle with her son Chester. Miss Joy Colson becomes post office clerk succeeding Miss Yada Jayson. Mrs. Daniel Vantreese dies of paralysis and buried at Bethel cemetery. Mrs. Grimes of Letts, 91, dies of acute bronchitis, buried at Cross Plains. Everett Deupree and wife return to Indianapolis after visiting here and North Vernon. Ross Kenady resigns his position.

Prof. Holmes Indianapolis John Idlewine Greensburg

Local residents visit relatives across towns

Clete Hamilton and wife of Greensburg visited relatives here and her father at St Denis. Leslie Hill returns from Elk Hart where he worked for the Big Four and will take a position here. Mrs Mayme Dipple and mother-in-law return to Shelbyville after visiting Ephraim Arbuckle and wife. Mrs Lou Morgan and daughter Lena of Anderson return home after visiting here. Lena will visit her sister in Denver. Mrs James Keith returns to Huntington after visiting here. daughter Faye who just graduated from the local high school accompanies her.

Clete Hamilton Greensburg St. Denis Mayme Dipple Shelbyville Ephraim Arbuckle Lou Morgan Miss Lena Anderson Lena Denver Colo James Keith Huntington Faye

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