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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

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Klan Demonstration Draws Large Greensburg Crowd

A crowd of about ten thousand gathered in Greensburg for a Ku Klux Klan demonstration starting around 8 PM. The event featured a procession, a speech by Rev Earl P Blair of Plainfield Indiana, and a hooded parade, with police managing traffic and crowd control. no accidents or incidents were reported.

Greensburg Decatur County Court House Park Earl P. Blair Plainfield Indiana Ku ‘Klux Klan The Klan Hugh Flint

DePrez murder trial rescheduled to June 25

Judge grants defense motion to postpone James R. DePrez of Shelby County case to June 25 due to his wife Mrs DePrez illness. DePrez charged with first degree murder for shooting his father February 3 at the Lewis Creek garage. He surrendered after the act and previously served time for forgery.

James R. DePrez Shelby County Craig DePrez Lewis Creek Wray & Sullivan

Mr and Mrs Everett Smiley Visit Greensburg

Mr and Mrs Everett Smiley of Adams were visitors in Greensburg last night, according to local society notes.

Mrs. Everett Smiley of Adams Greensburg

Golay Orchestra Concert Rescheduled for 1 30 PM

The Golay Orchestra concert at the Odd Fellows Home has been moved from 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon to 1 30 PM. It will be held in the chapel and the Home’s guests and friends are invited to attend.

Golay Odd Fellows Home

Supreme Court ruling on Jennings County seat dispute

The Supreme Court decides the Jennings County seat removal case falls under the county commissioners and that Vernon retains the seat. An election in July 1919 showed Vernon 2232 to North Vernon 1404, and the lower court injunction against the change was deemed ineffective.

Supreme Court Jenning Circuit Court Vernon North Vernon Commissioner’s Court

G A R veteran Charles Schuh dies in Mississippi

Charles H. Schuh, 1839 born Civil War veteran and former sawmill operator, died at his son Roscoe Schuh’s home in Houlka Mississippi. He served in the 9th Indiana and later led Pap Thomas Post G A R greensburg. Survived by two sons Roscoe and Rev Manford Schuh, a daughter Florence deceased, a brother Wallace, a sister in Columbia City and several grandchildren.

Charles. H. Schuh North Ireland Street Roscoe Schuh Houlka Miss Bert Askren Mr. Schuh Whitley County Indiana 9Th Col Milroy Lawton Roscoe Manford H. Schuh Hartford Conn Florence Allen W. Clark St. Louis Wallace Schuh Columbia City

Hazelrigg Horse Thief Detective Association Meeting

The Hazelrigg Horse Thief Detective Association met at Hazelrigg schoolhouse in Marion township last night. New members joined the local branch and Henry L. Sefton of Clinton township spoke for the Decatur County Humane Society urging better treatment of stock in handling and shipping.

Hazelrigg Horse Thief Detective Association Hazelrigg Marion Township Henry L. Sefton Clinton Township Decatur County Humane Society Humane Society

Summers Hazelrigg and McMillen Visit Greensburg

Albertine Summers, William Joseph Hazelrigg and Calvin McMillen of Adams spent the afternoon in Greensburg.

Albertine Summers William Joseph Hazelrigg Calvin McMillen Adams Greensburg

Miss Addie Rutherford Visits Miss Leone Hamilton

Miss Addie Rutherford of Ander ton is visiting Miss Leone Hamilton at Westport.

Addie Rutherford Anderton

Indiana Sunday School Meet to Parade and Pageant

The Indiana Sunday School council will hold its annual conference in Cable Tabernacle Indianapolis June 19 to 21 with a parade of more than 10 000 workers and a pageant The New Life featuring 600 cast members will be staged June 21 under H Augustine Smith direction. F M Dickerman chairs parade arrangements and Indiana Adjutant General Harry B Smith will lead the procession.

Indiana Indiana Sunday School Council of Religious Education Cable Tabernacle Indianapolis F. M. Dickerman Harry B. Smith Indianapolis News E. C.rumpler General Federation of Women’s Clubs Columbia Justice of the City Beautiful Three Magic Esquimaux United States

Annual Meeting Observed at Deloss Thompson Home

Mrs. D. E. Douglas and Miss Jessie Eubank attended the semi annual meeting of the directors of the Deloss Thompson home for the aged at Waldron. The non-denominational facility, supported by the Universalist church of Anderson, has seven guests and is expanding with new rooms to be ready soon.

D. E. Douglas Jessie Eubank Adams Deloss Thompson Home For the Waldron Universalist Church of Anderson

Adams Township Farm Federation Meeting Scheduled

The Adams Township Farm Federation will hold its regular monthly session at St. Paul tomorrow night June 7 at eight o'clock. Members are urged to attend as important business is to be transacted.

Adams Township Farm Federation St. Paul

Nurse Graduates End Training at Deaconess Hospital

Miss Laura Marie Geeskie of this city completes a nurse training course at Deaconess hospital Indianapolis. She joins the class graduating this week with commencement Friday at 8 p m in the nurses quarters. Dr C E Orders to deliver the address. The class includes students from Indiana and Michigan.

Laura Marie Geeskie Deaconess Hospital Indianapolis

Alyea Convicted In Liquor Trial In Robins Case Echo

Witnesses from the Robbins trial testified in the Alyea case as authorities detailed raids on the National hotel. A six month term and a $500 fine were imposed for maintaining a nuisance, with judgment withheld pending new trial filings by Alyea and Robbins.

Robbins Alyea Ben Riley Arthur Springmier John W. Holcomb Frank Hamilton Rollin Turner Hugh Wickens Henry Johnson Albert Hiles Bert Jordan Elmer Martin George Gossett Harry Bennett Otis Deem Ben Wanstrath Wallace DeMoss Ed Kelly C. C. Nugent Logan Alexander Thomas Robbins Gregg Alyea Railroad Street National Hotel

Weather Outlook for Indiana Unsettled Tonight and Thursday

Forecast for Indiana calls for unsettled weather with likely thunder showers. Temperatures not as warm, especially in the northeast portion as storms develop tonight and continue into Thursday.

Indiana

Amusement park plan evolves on Curt McCoy property

A new amusement park company plans a summer resort on 180 acres of Curt McCoy’s park and lake three and a half miles east of Greensburg. Plans include a summer hotel, cottages, and enhanced access via a state highway and other travel routes. Promoters A C Lentz and A W Lowden of Columbus, Ohio filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 300000, naming Curt McCoy as president Ed Siling as vice president and Frank Hamilton as secretary treasurer.

Curt McCoy McCoy Greensburg A. C. Lentz A. W. Lowden Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ed Siling Frank Hamilton

St Paul Store Robbery Yields New Clue From Creek Find

A metal safety deposit box found in Conn's Creek near Waldron is identified as the St Paul Nails store safe contents. The box contains a bank check seven insurance policies and papers proving ownership. Shelby county officials reopen the case and link the St Paul robbery to a separate break in at E E Doles Lumber Factory.

Nail St. Paul Waldron Conn’s Creek Shelby County E. E. Doles

Milroy Farmer Injured by Horse at Milroy Farm

Newton Casey of near Milroy was badly hurt yesterday afternoon when a horse pulling a roller and harrow ran over him. He suffered back and hip injuries as the animal toppled him while following its colt. Authorities believe he is not seriously injured.

Newton Casey Milroy Mr. Casey

Street Oiling Begins in City

William Ryan and his crew started oiling Lincoln Hendricks and East streets and finished North Franklin today. Jesse Taylor and helpers leveled the streets before the work. Travelers are urged to avoid the fresh oil and bicycles should not ride through the pavement to prevent damage.

William Ryan Lincoln Hendricks East Franklin Jesse Taylor

Health officers meet in Indianapolis conference

Dr. I. M. Sanders secretary of the Decatur County board of health attended the Indianapolis conference at the Claypool hotel among about 150 health officers. Wm. F. King state health officer presided. The program covered diphtheria control water supply sewage disposal goitre prevention child hygiene maternity welfare and general disease control. Many officers attended the second day.

I. M. Sanders Decatur County Board of Health Indianapolis Claypool Hotel Sanders Wm. F. King

Rushville Klan Plans Large Friday Night Parade

Rushville Indiana announces a Ku Klux Klan parade and public initiation on Friday night June 8. Delegations from Newcastle Connersville Anderson Richmond Shelbyville Greenfield and others attend. Over two thousand Klansmen and women will join a parade and public initiation led by a prominent speaker.

Rushville Ind Newcastle Connersville Anderson Richmond Shelbyville Greensburg Greenfield Klu Klux Klan Klan Old Fair

Baby Girl Dies in Shelby Co

Virginia Ellen Swift eleven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Swift of near Shelbyville died this morning at 5 30 at home after measles caused ear trouble She leaves a sister and a brother Funeral services set for Friday at two at Bethel Baptist church near St Paul with Rev P T McQueen officiating Burial in Copeland Cemetery

Virginia Ellen Swift Elmer Swift Shelbyville Bethel Baptist Church St. Paul P. T. McQueen Copeland Cemetery

Lightning strikes youth along rural road in Ripley County

Leonard Hardebeck aged 15 son of George Hardebeck of the Millhousen to Napoleone road area Ripley County was struck and killed by lightning while seeking shelter under a tree this afternoon.

Leonard Hardebeck George Hardebeck Millhousen Napoleon Ripley County

Wingenroth Heroic Saves Woman at Ravenswood Beach

Al Wingenroth of Indianapolis, formerly a Greensburg Daily News linotype operator, rescued Ruby Rogers from White River at Ravenswood Beach after Roy Allman and Gil Warner drowned. He pulled Rogers from the third submersion, but Allman and Warner were recovered dead after two hours of resuscitation attempts.

al Wingenroth Indianapolis Greensburg Daily News Ravenswood White River Mr. Wingenroth Roy Allman Gil Warner Ruby Rogers Wingenroth Ravenswood Beach

Columbus Man Weds Heire ss in Romantic European Courtship

Columbus Indiana man Billy Doeller married Miss Catherine Louise Littauer after a globe spanning pursuit that included Europe and Philadelphia. He followed her to Paris and Philadelphia where her father battled to block the union, but the Philadelphia ceremony finally joined them.

Washington Europe Billy” Doeller Columbus Indiana Catherine Louise Littauer Doeller Alps Li €Ttauer Paris Philadephia

Nahor Pilgrims Head to Rushville Shrine

The Pilgrims of Nahor plan a Rushville Indiana session at the Oriental Shrine on the Oasis in the desert tomorrow night at 8. The Great What-Am issues an edict calling all faithful to assemble. Estevan Allen serves as Chief Nimrod and will lead the journey.

Nahor Rushville Indiana What-Am Estevan Allen Nimrod

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Klanship G.A.R Mississippi Charles H. Schuh Adams Township Farm Meeting Prayer Meeting Ellis Strand Theatre K. of P. Theatre Milroy Farmer City Dr. Sanders Shelby CO Bulletin Daily News
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