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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
2
Mrs Emma Zeller of 734 S Hackley St endorses Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as reliable tonics and laxatives for home use. She encourages others to purchase a trial package for 10 cents and request free medical advice by describing symptoms.
G D Littell buys the Gilchrist meat market on West Main near Broadway and will offer city delivery beginning Monday June 8. Patronage solicited.
Tipton O H Hughes wins re election as county superintendent of Tipton county schools amid local school board results. He will continue overseeing district administration and curriculum, with supporters touting stability and leadership.
Mrs. Gail Tripp 89 of Indianapolis died of acute dilation of the heart during a picnic at Flat Rock cave near Shelbyville. She had been a longtime music teacher in Indianapolis Public Schools and was visiting relatives in the area with a party of friends from the city.
Richard Dix stars in A Man Must Live at the K of P Theatre today and tomorrow. Dix, seen in Manhattan and other films, plays a reporter torn between exposing a scandal and saving his life. Edna Murphy and Jacqueline Logan have leads, with the Miami Lucky Seven providing the orchestra.
Dave McIlwrath is appointed manager of the Jesse French and Sons piano factory in Newcastle, succeeding the former supervisor and taking charge of daily operations. The move signals leadership changes at the plant.
A Hawcreek township dog killed 266 young chickens owned by Mrs. Ona Holder. The loss, estimated at 66.50 dollars, is filed with the county auditor for approval by county commissioners at the next meeting.
Earl Moomaw of Bluffton Indiana received the Gimbel prize at Indiana University. The award honors senior athletes for merit in habits college spirit application and sincerity. Moomaw captained the baseball team last year and played as varsity catcher for three years. He was also a football half back and earned letters in football basketball and baseball. He is a Beta Theta Pi member.
Notice states Dr. R. W. Thorne has moved his offices to the Burns block above the Ironclad clothing store with telephone number 1415.
Farmers skeptical at first about two row cultivators now see practical machines. The McCormack Deering two row introduces perfected gang control allowing thorough cultivation of two rows at once with ease, meeting demand for meticulous field work.
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