Greensburg Daily notices and social items mix town life
Greensburg and area residents engage in sales and transfers including the Henry homestead sale to Miss Sue Montgomery and George Parrish purchasing property from Louis Stout. Local clubs, obits, travel, court news, and upcoming events fill the Greensburg scene with dozens of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis Henry
Old Henry Homestead
West North Street
Sue Montgomery
George Parrish
Louis Stout
Frank Ford
Car Crash Near Columbus Leaves Man Concussed
After eight hours unconsciousness, Alex Trindle regained consciousness at his home north of the city. The collision occurred on the Columbus pike near the Big Four crossing when his car left the road and rolled over twice. G W Miller of Indianapolis blamed a wagon driver from a Decatur county construction company for the mishap. Miller and Trindle were traveling at about twenty five miles per hour. Doctor E T Riley treated the injured and ambulance crew arrived soon after. Crowds gathered at the scene amid rumors of a fatality but both men survived with concussion and good recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Trindle
Horace
G. W. Miller
Indianapolis
Old Reliable Coffee Company
Dayton
Ohio
Decatur County
Trindle
Columbus Pike
Big Four
Miller
Quiet Wedding Ties Ruth White and Hays Buskirk in City Home
Society notes report the quiet 5 pm wedding of Miss Ruth White of East First Street to Hays Hardesty Buskirk of Bloomington Indiana at the bride's home with Rev J B Lathrop officiating. The couple plan a three week tour of Canada and New England before settling in Bloomington. Public notices also cover the Progress Club annual meeting at Miss Mary Rankin’s, officers elected, and a Farmers' Club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs James Maxwell with a program on rural life and a wedding anniversary soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Brown
Mason Murphy
P. L. Doles
Sarah Rankin
Flora Davidson
Brown
Progress Club
Mary Rankin
Ruth White
Charles L. White
East First Street
City
Hays Hardesty Buskirk
Bloomington
Indiana
J. B. Lathrop
Canada
New England
The
North Broadway
Jennie Throp
Edith Hamilton
Edith Murphy
Tressa Throp
Charles Dravis
James Maxwell
Farmers’ Club of
Spring Hill
Robert Scott
Frederick Elliott
Carl Meek
Andrew Stineaid
Maxwell
Henry Bonner
Weekend Visits and Local Social Notes Across Town
Harold Halford Kneale of Ander son visits relatives including cousin Ed Siling and notes his grandfather William Thomas as a long time city contractor. Frank Keene of Burney returns from Chicago Republican convention. expresses no nominee opinion. Mrs. Harry Collier of Dayton Ohio visits her parents in town. she plans a Saturday arrival. Albert Endicott heads to Columbus for a new barbershop position and will move his family there soon. Mrs. William Hurst and daughter Myrtle return home from Burney after a visit. Gladys Howell of Burney stays with Sam Grayson and family at Westport. Isaac Osting of Terre Haute visits his parents John F. Osting and wife. Mrs. Theopholus Miller and Mrs. Henry Wonstrauth spend the day with Prescott friends. William T. Cones recovers and can be seen on the street again after dropsy. Guy Guthrie and family guest of Marshal Vogler at Hope. Ollie Dannacher returns from a business trip to Indianapolis. Edward Owens and Lewis Wiley transact business in Osgood. Wi. H. Mount visits Shelbyville for local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keene
Burney
Chicago
Keene
Harry Collier
Dayton, C
John Menzie, Jr
Theopholus Miller
Henry Wonstrauth
Prescott
William T. Cones
Disagreeable Weather Delays Return Of Delegates
County Chairman Hal T. Kitchin Charles Zoller Walter Bonner and Frank Robbins arrived from the Republican national convention in a scene marked by a violent downpour and high winds. They noted rain and mud, umbrellas impractical and taxis scarce as hotels filled, and spoke of Charles W. Fairbanks as a leading presidential nominee contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal T. Kitchin
Charles Zoller
Walter Bonner
Frank Robbins
Charles W. Fairbanks
Parker Named Prohibition Judge at Enthusiastic Session
John H. Parker, a well known local attorney, was nominated as the Prohibition candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court from the second district at the closing session of the state convention in Indianapolis. W. H. Hickman of Terre Haute, Elwood Haynes of Kokomo, and Alfred Moody of Waterloo were named for senatorial short term, long term, and governor respectively. The convention was highly enthusiastic and chairman J. Raymond Schmidt said the Prohibitionists would be heard from in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parker
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Parker
W. H. Hickman
Terre Haute
Elwood Haynes
Kokomo
Alfred Moody
Waterloo
J. Raymond Schmidt
Carranza seizure of money may mean fresh outbreak
State Department officials warned of a new Mexican upheaval as consuls report outbreaks of discontent over President Carranza seizing all paper money, the sole currency many Mexicans hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Washington
State Department
Mexico
How to Feel Good Tomorrow Carthartic Tablet Ad
Indigestion and related symptoms such as bloating sour stomach and gas are described. The remedy Foley Carthartic Tablet is recommended for use this evening with a promise of feeling better by morning. Sold everywhere.
Circuit Court Notes from Greensburg Gazet
The Greensburg Mercantile Company and William McWilliams proceed by default in attachment action. Rose Crouch and Oliver Crouch divorce suit also by default. State Bank of Westport wins judgment against Thomas Gidding and Alice Roszell with attorney fees on a $275 note. Gannon and Johnson liquor license appeal bodies filed special appearance to challenge court jurisdiction. Indiana Collateral & Loan Co. vs. E A Rankin probate claim for $84 also defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg Mercantile Company
William McWilliams
Rose Crouch
Oliver Crouch
State Bank of Westport
Thomas Gidding
Alice Roszell
Thomas Gannon
Morton Johnson
Indiana Collateral & Loan Co
E. A. Rankin
Ed Lindley ships wool suits at Portland Hotel sale
Big specialty all wool suit sale begins today with suits to order priced at 10.75 and 15.00 and popular values up to 25.00. Drafted, cut and made by experts, customers urged to see the goods at the Portland Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
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Mary Stott
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G. A. Steckleman
Gail Boyd
Indianapolis News
Oxford College
C. W. Cauble
Indiana Christian Missionary Society
F. Z. Burkette
Will Winton
Greensburg
Joseph Huesman
Shelbyville News
Maude Lyons
Robert Bertsch
Helen Woodfill
Vassar College
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N. Y
Charles M. Woodfill
North East Street
Will J. Dobyns
Carl Fisher
North Capitol Avenue
Cornelius Printing Co
Dora Hazelrigg
Adams
Pendleton
Mack
Elizanda Hazelrigg
Fairland
Shelbyville
Katheryn Burke
Cora
Irene Alcorn
Brian A. Turner
Bride
Kentucky
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Court House
William Jackson
Purdue
Callie Tillson
Ed Siling
Billy Ryan
Lonnie McCoy
Cash McCoy
Optometry
Doc
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St. Paul
Frank Kendall
Brookville
Frank Cline
Louise Todd
Shelbyvile
Ed Lanks
Aurora
Rushville
Sanks
George W. Sanks
Will Ehrhardt
Seymour Cole
Cleveland
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Toledo
Katheryn Potter
Dale Cole
New Jersey
Christina Flint
Minnehaha Club
James Brennan
Newcastle
Mesdames
Ralph Davis
John Beatty
Mollie Miller
Carrie Lawson
Henry Suttle
Sylvester Robbins
Will Suttles
Louis Lacey
Will Osting
Gary Updike
Miss Murdock
Emma Magee
Jack Magee
Charity Baker
Myr
George Magee
Raymond
Ada
Anna Wheeldon
Alma Conner
Lucy Hazelrigg
Cicero Northern
W. H. Hoffman
Quincy, Ill
M. W. Rominger
Hope
Mrs. R. E. Louis
Holton
Amanda Baylor
Sarah Garrett
North Vernon Lodge of Modern Woodmen
Ora Clark
Chris Link
Will Hamilton
Annex Hotel
Mr. Hamilton
Indiana Libary Association
W. H. Perry
Pension Board
O. P. Creath
Oscar Ewing
St. Louis
George K. Ewing
Nathan Boling
A. K. Carroll
Herbert West
Mr. West
Elizabeth West
Zenas
Sam Bonner
Elmo Douglass
Bonner
Douglass
Calvin Stogsdill
Mr. Stogsdill
Buck Run
Oliver and
Wesley Deem
Enterprise
Daily Review
Nelson Henderson
Nelson, Jr
Henderson
Nelson Mowrey
Clay Township
Nelson
Charles E. Redington
Frank P. McKay
Liberty Township
William Avery
John Midkiff
S. P. Harris
Mary Henderson
Elmer Wooden
H. H. Mount
Ralph
Evelyn Eward
Charles W. Woodward
Arthur
Ithaca
Electrical Department
Cornell University
Maria Coy
University
Allis-Chandler Mfg. Co
Shaw
Burns
Columbus Herald
Earl Lee
William N. Lee
Bartholomew County
Irene Bullard
Younge Lee
Miss Bullard
Decatur
Purdue University
Clara Miriam Beall
Clarksburg
William Percival Snyder
Robin Montgomery Dashiell
Leslie Ottis Hill
Westport
Edward Patterson
Raven Wood
Bunceton
W. S. Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Mr. Patterson
Walter E. Hite
Sandusky
Richard Scott Righter
Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
W. H. Righter
Ida Scott
Alice Scott
Nich
Independent Telephone Exchange
Christian Church
F. P. Bitters
G. W. Adams
H. Mercer
B. H. Kirby
Harry Lathrop
Ruth Logan
Near Spring Hill
Bradley College
Peoria
Winona Lake College
Jessie
Winona
Indianapolis Star
Oscar G. Miller
Thomas Burns
Lon Bird
J. W. Gartin
Arthur Stewart
Robert Snyder
Mort Brown
B. & O. Railroad
Jesse Coil
J. C. St. John
South Park Cemetery
Decoration Day
Milford Masons
Ollie Chambers
Col
Earl Gartin
Wesley Chapel
Methodist Church
Lowing
E. T. Riley
Fred Erdmann
Trindlé
Farmers’ Club
P. O. M. Club
Mable Rogers
North Franklin Street
Marguerite Tillson
Harold Halford Kneale
Anderson
William Thomas
Albert Endicott
Columbus
Mr. Endicott
William Hurst
Myrtle
Gladys Howell
Sam Grayson
Isaac D. Osting
John F. Osting
Guy Guthrie
Marshal Vogler
Hope Today
Ollie Dannacher
Edward Owens
Lewis Wiley
Osgood
Wi. H. Mount
International News Service
Circuit Court Notes
Ed Lindley
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