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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

3

First Voters Council Debates Right to Vote

Mrs Will Ehrhardt presided at the Y M C A meeting as the First Voters Council discussed the initiative and referendum and the legality of changing the constitution. A Speaker from Indianapolis, Mrs Emma Eaton White, was invited for June 19 to lecture on suffrage and related topics.

Will Ehrhardt First Voters’ Council Charles Johnston Emma Donnell Abrs. Johnston Emma Eaton White Indianapolis Mrs. White

City relies on Street Commissioner to address reported shortfall

Report from this office claims city teamsters hauling stone on streets are not delivering full days of work, shorting one to two loads daily. While city oversight is the Street Commissioner’s duty, the paper urges proper authorities to investigate. if untrue, the Review will correct it.

P Minear IPAS Adopted a French Van Orpitian

P Minear, the well known west

P. Minear

Local charity leader adopts French war orphan

The side dry goods merchant and Red Cross president has taken in four year old Marie Leandre, whose father died at the Marne. The girl, among hundreds, is in Serra di Fiumarbo, France, in a home aiding war orphans. The collector urges others to follow the example, recalling that some must go while all help in the world crisis.

Red Cross Society Marie Leandre the Marne Serra di Fiumarbo France Mirear

Young Man Desires Registration in Decatur County

A letter from W P Snyder dated May 29 1917 requests registration for the World War I draft as a resident of Decatur County Indiana. He lives at 401 North Broadway Greensburg and works at the Porto Rico Experiment Station. Clerk Fraley sent the letter to conscription agent Jesse Eschbach in Indianapolis.

Porto Rico Fraley United States Experimentation Mayager Decatur County North Broadway Greensburg Ind Porto Rico Experiment Station W. P. Snyder Jesse Eschbach Indianapolis Mollie Snyder William D. Daily William Snyder Purdue Baltimore

Red Cross Letters From Indianapolis Highlight County Aid

A 1917 communication from the Indianapolis Red Cross secretary praises the Decatur County chapter for aiding state relief efforts. The letter, dated June 5, 1917, mentions the agriculture program and expresses gratitude for the county unit’s contribution to wartime support.

Police say head of German wireless system fled to Mexico

New York police report they obtained information identifying the head of the German wireless system as having traveled to this country and then likely leaving for Mexico. They seized 150 wireless plan drawings, traced assembly sites, and linked the group to an alleged postal law conspiracy. Details on the man who signed the bills were not released.

New York Berlin Mexic Henry Frencke Mexico South America Garman Wireless System

Minear's Decorator Creates Patriotic Show Window

Minear & Co. dry goods showcases a grand north window decorated with white silk, red white and blue ribbons, and vases of white flowers. A central Red Cross figure, Uncle Sam, Columbia, and a U S Army enlistment appeal frame a powerful tribute to liberty. The design by Miss Mildred Funk embodies patriotic sentiment.

Minear & Co Columbia U. S. Army Uncle Sam U.S. Army Red Cross Society Red Cross Mildred Funk

Newpoint Lady Dread After Long Illness

Newpoint woman dies after extended illness at home in Newpoint. Survivors listed, funeral details set at the church with services to follow in the afternoon.

Newpoint Lady Dread

Heights of Combuis Social Event Promised in Hall

A local notice announces a social event to be held in the hall on Friday. The unreadable fragment mentions preoperations and plans but few concrete details.

Cobmbuis Wevgreisse Db

Greensburg Council debates street improvements and sewer deal

City Council meeting presided by Mayor Mendenhall discussed correcting a contract error with Greensburg Gas and Electric, street and alley work on North Street, safety fixes on North Michigan Avenue, and a sewer sale proposal from W I Robbins and Garland Milling. Shoemaker elected to fill Magee’s term. balance shown in general fund is 6,783.53.

Mendenhall Russell Levy Allen Mount Tumilty Tanius Rollin Turner Web Woodfill Greensburg Gas and Electric Light Co Carnegie Library W. I. Robbins Co Garland Milling’ Co Robbins Wholesale House Robert A. McCoy Greensburg Geo. C. Shoemaker Jack” Magee Magee Mr. Shoemaker Bilis Craig Construction Co Racine Crain Co Corm and Carl Toe Mess Banani Af Haan Temes Rendall Sunt Cata Fas Pacpetont Pede Aos Peporees Wiizabeth Menvie Stenegrapher John Barclay Janifer City

Decatur County Businessman Said to Flee with 40000

Rumor meets chilling charge as a well known Decatur county businessman allegedly betrays friends and customers and heads for parts unknown taking about 40000 dollars from the community.

Local visitors from Indiana towns

Westport Mrs Florence Thompson of North Vernon was a guest of Miss Virgil Hamilton yesterday. Miss Mary Tyner of Indianapolis is visiting relatives here for a few days. Mrs William Bake is visiting relatives in Greensburg.

Florence Thompson North Vernon Virgil Hamilton Mary Tyner Indianapolis William Bake Greensburg

Milroy Enlists Two Local Soldiers Amid High Water

In Milroy yesterday 136 men registered for military duty. William Robison and Ray Land enlisted in the U. S. Army here. Heavy rains caused high water with Flatrock running bank full.

U. S. Army William Robison Ray Land Flatrock

Mrs. A H McDonald Returns From Visit

Mrs. A H McDonald returns to Indianapolis after a pleasant visit with her son Horace McDonald and family. A book club of former neighbors and friends of Mr and Mrs Orton Meek motored from the locality to the Meek home near Knightstown for a happy reunion.

A. H. McDonald Indianapolis Horace McDonald Orton Meek Meek Knightstown

Local notes on visits travels and events

Miss Dora Dickerson and Mrs. Carlos Dobyns plan a month long visit to Goshen New York to see Will Dickerson and family. Helen Woodfill returns from Poughkeepsie after junior year at Vassar. Red Cross drive set for June 18 with Decatur county ready to finish. Delmar Blackmore recovers and visits Kingston grandparents. Walter Crisler resumes work at Pierson cigar store after injuries. Temperance rally June 19 at Centenary M E church with Hon. J W Huddleston as speaker. Mrs Charles Ainsworth improves after rheumatism treatment in Martinsville. Richard Ray Hamilton Jr. to attend Tudor Hall commencement in Indianapolis. Birth notice for Robert Blaine McCoy in Akon Ohio.

Richard Ray Hamilton, Jr Indianapolis Fort Harrison Tudor Hall Willa Robbins

Milford Worlan Dies After Illness at Home

Mrs Charles Uniford aged thirty four died of tuberculosis at her Milford home Tuesday afternoon. Survived by father Sade Reardon husband and seven children. Funeral held at Milford Methodist Church with Rev Brown officiating this afternoon.

Milford Worlan Tuesder’s Charles Uniford Milford Sade Reardon Mbford Brown el Ua

Hog Market Report Shows Gains Across Weights

Indianapolis cattle market notes June 7 receipts hogs 9 500 cattle 1 200 calves 500 sheep and lambs 200. Hogs sold 100 to 15¢ higher for heavier weights at 15.20 to 16.00 with active demand. Lightweight hogs up 25c from Wednesday with cattle calves and sheep movements mixed. calves firm to strong while sheep and lambs weak.

Indianapolis

Chicago Market Figures and Local Notices

Chicago market totals show hog receipts 19 000 with price ranges led by bulk at 15 40 to 15 95. Cattle receipts 6 000 steady with native beef cattle 9 25 to 13 75. Sheep receipts 7 100 weak with lambs 9 50 to 14 50. Hartsville visitors Mobley family. Miss Osting with Fritzeinerbaugh Neimfunder’s Mill House. Oscar G Miller sues James E Mobley for 125. Powell & Sons sold two Ford touring cars to George Menzie and Joe Meyer.

Chicago A. F. Powell & Sons George Menzie Joe Meyer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ioyal Y. AT. C. A. War Fund American Committee For Charles R. Crane Fifth Avenue America American Relief Committee Robert Lansing Tiflis Provisional Government Charles W. Woodward Citizens National Bank James B. Lathrop Fred W. Hart Walter H. Reynolds Ministerial Association S. P. Mineer West American Red Cross Society Confort Tata Guipney Arc Aesistine Usta My Yi Lauda DL Lden Et Einenpale Minear Mr. At Rozels Borhel North Street Franklin Lincoln Lincoln Street Menderhall Tarvia Street Michigan Avenue Hitchback Decatur Court House Park Founda Indiana Westport Milroy Sandusky Dora Dickerson Carlos Dobyns Amanda Rushville Goshen N. Y Will Dickerson Helen Woodfill Charles M. Woodfill Poughkeepsie Vassar College Helen P. S. Richey Purdue Experiment Station P. D. Brown W. E. Jackson Harry Pagy Delmar D. M. Blackmore East Main Street John Butler Kingston Walter Crisler Pierson Cigar Store Walter Dry Forces M. E J. H. Doddridge F. W. Hart J. W. Huddlesor Charles ¥. Ainsworth Colonial Sanitarium Martinsville Walter McCoy Akron Ohio Robert Blaine FE. McCoy Mefey Honora Roberts McCoy James " Mobley Hartsville Myrtle Osting Fritzeinerbaugh Oscar G. Miller James E. Mobley John E. Osborn Frank HamIlton Osborn & Hamilton Erdmann East Side Public Square R. J. Russell Morris Store Tadiena J. F. Goddard J. W. Craig Goddard & Graig Attorneys At Law MRS. C. C. Love Agency Leeios Reliable Company North Franklin St
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