St Paul Hosts 15th Birthday Dinner for Louise Honey
Miss Louise Honey celebrated her 15th birthday with a six o'clock dinner hosted by her parents in St Paul. Attendees included grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Craig and Mr and Mrs Manford Steward and daughter Mabel of Waldron along with Serena Avery Margaret Jones and Ethel Rathburn. Guests extended birthday wishes and presents. Others in the community are mentioned visiting relatives and attending outings and gatherings around St Paul and nearby towns. The St Paul Stone Rollers defeated Lawrenceburg 7 to 0 with a home run noted by Orla Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Honey
Chas
Honey
St. Paul
Wm. Craig
Nan Davis
Gerret Stier
Greensburg
Geo Leffler Sr
John Reed
Lebanon
Ind
Sandy Favor
Reed
Favor
Marion Ayers
Forrest Swan
Estes Ayers
Shelbyville
Carle Garrison
Robert
Sexdy Favor
Orla Watkins
Indianapolis
Clarence Gurely
Roscoe Benning
Trimble McCoy
Clifford Benning
Earle Leffler
Harry Field
Benning Camp
Raymond Leach
Orla Howard
Jeffersonville
Dale Bromely
Andy Kerr
Vandie Hungerford
Elizabeth Kerr
Thelma Hud
Naomi Guess
Dorothy Bush
R. Yater
Cincinnati
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travel Across Towns
Milford Noel Anderson and family of Letts and Roy Townsend and family of St Paul joined dinner with Lizzie Mercer. Greensburg visits by Chas Worland and wife. Shelbyville residents seen in town include Dale Rodman Raymond Sanders Mildred Ruthiford. Wm Christian sells town property aims country farming with son Ernest. Edith Collins Nauvoo visited Monday. Betty Goodwin Shirl family to Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel, Anderson
Letts
Roy Townsend
St. Paul
Lizzie Mercer
Chas Worland
Greensburg
Art Trimble
James Howard
Theodore Russell
Edward Welfe
Edinburgh
Geneva
Paul Bullard
Indianapolis
Ernest Christian
Edith Collins
Nauvoo
Our Town
Joe Rodman
Hope
Glenn Sumpter
Shetoyville
Betty Goodwin
Shirl
Cambridge
Beautify Your Home Pictures Ad by H. Baker
A Philadelphia classified ad offers 10 by 14 inch pictures titled heads of beautiful girls in multiple colors. Priced at 20 cents each or six for one dollar with a money back satisfaction guarantee. Agents wanted. 1020 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Baker
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
William Snider Visits Purdue Alumni Before Commencement
William Snider returned from Illinois University after visiting the Purdue University alumni yesterday. After a weeklong stay he will head back to Champaign for the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam Snider
Illinois University
Purdue Univerity
Champaign
Lemon Extract Arrests After West Main Street Incident
Harry Rip Gardner and Elmer Sweezy were arrested after a pint of lemon extract was found during an investigation into intoxicants around the West Main street merry go round and ferris wheel. Police allege the men drank the extract and planned to distribute intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Rip” Gardner
Elmer Sweezy
West Main Street
Obituary for Claude Palmer 1886 1920 Soldier Remembered
Claude Palmer son of Joseph and Sara Palmer died aged 33 years 6 months and 28 days. Born near New Pennington November 4 1886 he served in World War I with training at Camp Taylor Camp Grant and abroad 1918 to 1919. Survived by parents five brothers two sisters and grandchildren. The notice honors his military service and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Joseph
Sara Palmer
New Pennington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Earth
Young Men’s Christian Association
New Point
White Cove Rebekah
Joe Welsh
Greensburg
Camp Taylor
Camp Grant
Clyde
Ora
Roland
Near New Point
John
Lafayette
Pekin
North Dakota
Emerson Barclay
Lansing
Mich
Mamie
Isaac Palmer
Westport Knights of Pythias Memorial Services
Westport Lodge No. 187 Knights of Pythias will hold memorial services at the M E church in Westport on Sunday June 18 at 2 p m Reverend G E Swartz will deliver the address Afterward the Knights will proceed to the cemetery west of town to decorate graves All Knights are requested to be at the Castle Hall by 1 30 p m The public is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
M. E
Westport
G. E. Swartz
Castle Hall
Piles Can Cure Promise From Dr Harris Co
Piles Can 2 Cure is promoted as the best remedy for pro truding itching bleeding piles fistula. The ad invites readers to send name and address to Dr Harris Co Elkhart Ind to learn their 3 Way method with testimonials and a first day treatment claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Harris
Elkhart
Ind
Booklet Promises New Gall Bladder Treatment
Mrs. W. C. Cherry of St. Paul visited cousin Mrs. Clint Evans. A booklet by Dr. E. Pad dock of Dept B 3832 Brooklyn Kansas City Mo outlines an improved method for treating inflammation and catarrh of the gall bladder and bile ducts with gall stones. Remarkable results are claimed. Write today for a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cherry
St. Paul
Clint Evans
E. Paddock
Dept. B
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Legion Meet Debates West Point and Army Size at Meeting
Friendly argument on West Point and the Regular Army enlivened Joe Welsh Post American Legion gathering. Donald Davidson defended West Point while Carleton Collins argued for a civilian army. both sides claimed points on war leadership and efficiency. Delegates to the State Convention were elected and plans for a banquet were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Regular Army
Citizen Army
Joe Welsh Post
American Legion
Donald Davidson
Carleton Collins
Mr. Davidson
Collins
Sgt
Harbison
Davidson
Vincennes
Hilip Stapp
Eugene McCoy
Clari Wyant
Norman Schlemmer
Dr. Bird
James Whipple
Harry Eberhardt
Frank Marlin
Legion
Creath
Thomas Post
Joe Welsh
Stapp
Joe
Veterans of ’61
Gob Schwabe
Sims-Daniels
Schwabe
Wright Child Returns Home From Visit With Altizers
Miss Mary Elizabeth Wright five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Wright of this city returned home after spending several days with Mr and Mrs Robert Altizer of near Letts The article notes local family visits and a funeral service in Versailles with Masonic Lodge May day remarks from a Columbus revenue collector Henry Harman who praised local merchants during a Saturday visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Wright
Thos. Wright
Robert Altizer
Near
Letts
T. E. Day
Raymond
John Livingston
John C. Warfield
Near Versailles
Masonic Lodge
Versailles
Henry Harman
Columbus
Grand Lodge Thanks Greensburg Citizens for Home Visit Pleasantries
The Indiana Grand Lodge I O O F reports 1024 members enjoyed a May 19 1920 visit to the Home with superb train service and no incidents. Greensburg Rotary Club and citizens arranged transport, welcomed by Superintendent C E Travis and Matron, with music, as they honored Grand Master Will Ehrhardt and praised his friendship and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
Rotary Club of
Greensburg
C. E. Travis
H. A. Winterrowd
Indiana
Rotary Club
Business Men’s Association
Odd Fellows
Will Ehrhardt
David
Jonathan
Greensburg Rotary Club
Gosh
Local social notes from Clarksburg and vicinity
Miss Margaret Hite hosted the Clark families and friends at dinner. Visitors include Mrs. Charles Wissell and daughter Francis from Cincinnati and Mrs. Davis of Colorado Springs visiting Mrs. Mattie Walters. Several residents traveled or entertained across nearby towns and states, with plans for Margaret Hite to enter the State Normal Eastern Division in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hite
Bessie
Florence Clark
Clara Springmier
Mildred Davis
Irene Brickler
Jessie Hood
Charles Wissell
Francis
Cincinnati
Martha Walters
Ted Davis
Kansas
Ed. Clark
North of Town
Frank Tarplee
Clara Senior
Theodore
Nellie Reed
W. W. Grose
Thorntown
E. S. Fee
W. J. Palmer
Sauday
Rushville
Elmer Hite
Greenfield
M. B. Hite
Davis
Colorado Springs
Mattie Walters
Otis Tucker
Frank Tucker
Laurel
Ira B. Hite
John Brodie
Maggie Lawson
Leela
Greensburg
Muncie
Advertised Letters at Greensburg Post Office
Greensburg post office lists advertised letters for June 1920 including Mr. W. L. Hornung Hattie Millett Miss Minnie Charp Mrs Alma Brown Mrs Bill Owing Mrs S. E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Bert New. R. RAY HAMILTON Acting Post master. E. A. Rankin made a business trip to Knightstown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
W. L. Hornung
Hattie Millett
Minnie Charp
Alma Brown
Bill Owing
S. E. Robinson
Bert New
R. Ray Hamilton
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Westport K. OF
P'S Hold Memorial Services
Bill Robinson
Ed Hamilton
Martinsville
Black Cat Steelings
Roy
Kanouse
Clarksburg
E. A. Rankin
Knightstown
Mooresville Sanitaria
Mooresville, Indiana
Manalin
E. M. Harris
Ashland, Wis
Peruna
Sic
Greensburg, Incl
Cincinnati, O
Big Four
the News
Cook
W. H. Robbins & CO
Greensburg, Ind
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