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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

4

First Voters Council Examines Right to Vote Questions

The First Voters' Council at the Y M C A debated suffrage issues and constitutional changes amid war expenses. Officers and committees organized for Mrs. Emin Faton White's June 19 lecture on Initiative and Referendum, with plans for voter registration outreach and class instruction.

First Voters’ Council Wil Ehrhardt Charles Johnston Jemma Donnell Johnston Emin Faton White Indianapolis White T Ovisa Cory Jizzie Thomson Sohooyese Alex Porter Mrs. White Vasa Spes Alex Steventhas

City Teamsters Under Scrutiny For Shortened Workdays

Reports reach this office alleging city teams hauling stone on streets are not working full days and shorting the city by one to two loads daily. We refer to Street Commissioner Valles and authorities for investigation. if untrue, the review will correct it.

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P. MIMNEAR TAS an opTrn 4 oe till a FRENCIDWAR ORPITAN

The text is fragmentary and unreadable with many garbled words. No clear events, names, or actions can be determined from the readable portion.

P. Mimnear

Local merchant adopts French war orphan

Side dry goods merchant and Red Cross president has adopted four year old Marie Leandre from Serra di Filmarbe France. The girl whose father fell in the Marne is housed with hundreds in the home there. The act is praised and urged as a model for others to support the world crisis efforts.

Red Cross Society Marie Leandre the Marne Serra di Filmarbe France Minear

Young Man Seeks Local Registration for Draft

W P Snyder, a Porto Rico experiment station worker, asks to be registered in Decatur County Indiana for the draft list. He states permanent residence at 401 North Broadway Greensburg and notes current work and differing overseas registration dates. He is the son of Mollie Snyder and grandson of Civil War veteran William Daily.

Fraley United States Experiment Station Mayafez Porto Rico 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

For Good Work Done in Forwarding Supplies for State Use

A 1917 letter from the Indianapolis Red Cross secretary congratulates the Decatur County chapter for timely support and notes the committee’s gratitude for the supply aid. The message highlights collective effort and appreciation across chapters.

Police say they have captured head of German wireless system

New York police report they have positive information that the head of the German wireless system arrived in the United States, planned wireless operations to relay messages to Berlin, and departed possibly for Mexico. Investigations tie 150 wireless plan drawings to the case and reveal German agents assembling parts in a lower Manhattan storeroom.

New York Berlin Mexico Henry Frencke South America Downa-Town

Minear Decorator Show Window Evokes Strong Patriotism

A large north window at Minear & Co. dry goods displays a patriotic scene designed by Miss Mildred Funk. The exhibit features white silk pillars, red white and blue ribbons, vases of white flowers, the American flag and allied flags, and figures of Columbia and Uncle Sam. A Red Cross figure holds a sword and a subscription card reading For Liberty's Sake, inviting donations to the U S army and Red Cross.

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

Newpoint Lady Dies After Long Illness

A Newpoint woman died at home in the evening after a lengthy illness. She had been an invalid for eight years and is survived by seven siblings. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Christ Church with Rev. Wilson officiating.

Vietwits of Columbus Plan Friday Hall Night

The Vietwits of Columbus announce a social gathering in their hall this Friday evening. Members invite friends to join the event for an informal evening of music and fellowship.

Columbus

Greensburg council debates street work and sewer sale

City Council led by Mayor Mendenhall approves referrals for North Street improvement from Franklin to Lincoln and possible city purchase of Robbins and Garland sewer lines. A prior injunction on North Street is noted, horses on North Michigan Avenue raise safety concerns, and county funding for courthouse lighting is discussed along with a post and lights plan.

North Street Franklin Lincoln Street Menderhall Allen Michigan Avenue Tarvia Street Levy W. N. Robbins Co Garland Milling Co Robbins Wholesale House Robert A. McCoy Greensburg

Well Known Businessman Said To Be headed For Parts Unknown

Rumor circulates that a Decatur county businessman is fleeing Indiana, leaving creditors and customers with a financial burden reportedly totaling 340,000.

Decatur Indiana

Westport Social Guests Include Thompson and Tyner

Mrs. Florence Thompson of North Vernon and Miss Mary Tyner of Indianapolis visited local families yesterday and relatives in Greensburg hosted Mrs. William Bake for a short stay.

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

Milroy Enlistments Lead Local Military Register

One hundred thirty six men registered for military duty in Milroy yesterday. Two youths enlisted in the U S army here William Robison and Ray Land as high water from recent rains left Flatrock running bank full nearby.

U. S. Army William Robison Ray Land Flatrock

Social Roundup From SANDUSKY and Nearby

Mrs A H McDonald returns to Indianapolis after visiting her son Horace McDonald and family. A Book Club gathering reunites former neighbors at the Meek home near Knightstown. Miss Dora Dickerson travels to Goshen New York to visit Will Dickerson’s family for a month. Helen Woodfill plans to return home Friday from Vassar after a junior year. Delmar Blackmore recovers and visits grandparents in Kingston. Red Cross campaign to start June 18 nationwide with Decatur county ready to finish. Walter Crisler resumes work after injuries. Temperance rally set June 19 at Centenary M E church with Hon J W Huddleson as speaker. Mrs Charles I Ainsworth returns from Colonial sanitarium improved. Richard Ray Hamilton Jr attends Tudor Hall commencement in Indianapolis. Birth announced of Robert Blaine FE McCoy, son of Mr and Mrs Walter McCoy of Akron Ohio.

A. H. McDonald Indianapolis Horace McDonald Orton Meek Meek Knightstown Helen Woodfill Charles M. Woodfill Poughkeepsie N. Y Vassar College Helen Walter McCoy Akron Ohio Robert Blaine FE. McCoy McCoy Honora Roberts Hothin

Milford Woman Dies at Home in Milford

Mrs. Charles Bullard, thirty pretty, died at her Milford home yesterday afternoon at 2. Cause listed as tuberculosis. Survived by father Lade Reardon, husband, and seven children. Funeral held at Milford Methodist Church with Rev. Mr. Brown officiating.

Charles Bullard Milford Lade Reardon Milferc Avith Brown Ty ET Eangs

Hogs Make Sharp Advance at Indianapolis Market

Indianapolis June 7 receipts show hogs 9500 cattle 1200 calves 500 sheep and lambs 200. Hogs sold 10 to 15 cents higher for heavier weights ranging 15.20 to 16.00 on active demand from all sources. Lightweight hogs up 25 cents from Wednesday. Cattle steady calves steady to strong while sheep and lambs were weak.

Indianapolis Chicago

Market summary and local notices from Chicago district

Chicago cattle hogs and sheep prices listed with receipts for the day. Mobley family visit noted along with a new court suit by Oscar G. Miller against James F. Mobley on a $125 note. A. P. Powell & Sons sold two Ford touring cars to George Menzie and Joe Meyer.

Oscar G. Miller James FE. Mobley A. P. Powell & Sons George Menzie Joe Meyer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Y. M. C. A. War Fund American Committee For Charles R. Crane Fifth Avenue America American Relief Committee Robert Lansing Tiflis Provisional Government Willoughby Smith Charles W. Woodward Citizens National Bank James B. Lathrop Fred W. Hart Walter H. Reynolds Ministerial Association American Red Cross Society Echmow Beesine Cent Newpoint Lincoln Mendenhall Russell Mount Tumilty Lanius Rollin Turner Web Woodfill Greensburg Gas and Electric Light Co Seid Carnegie Library County Coupnell Geo. C. Shoemaker Jack” Magee Magee Mr. Shoemaker Craig Construction Peat Nadine Joe of Ficalth Pire Gof Wasaseptnr Asmes Rendall MeOcs Arn Has Bree Stent Oenehiter Oh Mere Steno Oranher Deta Barclay Sanvein Roy Westport Milroy Sandusky Dora Dickerson Carlos Dobyns Amanda Rushville Goshen Will Dickerson P. S. Richey Purdue Experiment Station P. D. Brown W. E. Jackson Harry Pavy Delmar D. M. Blackmore East Main Street John Butler Kingston Walter Crisler Pierson Cigar Store Walter M. E J. H. Doddridge F. W. Hart J. W. Huddlesor Charles I. Ainsworth Colonial Sanitarium Martinsville Richard Ray Hamilton, Jr Fort Harrison Tudor Hall Willa Robbins Milford Womans James Mobley Hartsville Myrtle Osting Fritzeinerbaugh Werner Mouer Gay John E. Osborn Frank Hamilton Osborn & Hamilton Erdmann East Side Public Square R. J. Russell Morris Store Tadiana J. ¥. Goddard J. W. Craig Goddard & Graig Attorneys At Law Littlelock BRS C. Love Agency Lucies Cail North Franklin St Bie Thorne Ri Ie Toy
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