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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

3

Trustees List Hanover and Oberlin Options for Donnell Fund

Trustees consider loan funds to support Decatur county youth through Hanover College near Madison Indiana and Oberlin College in Ohio. Both are selective and co-educational with historic ties. applications are to colleges for catalogs and forms. Quincy Donnel, Oberlin alumnus, studied despite blindness and influenced the Donnell plan.

Hanover College Ohio River Madison Preserian Church Hanover Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio Cleveland College of Arts and Sciences Conservatory of Music Graduate School of Theology Conservatory Camilla Donnell Decatur County Quincy Donnel

Well Known Columbus Manufacturer Dies at 60

Milton O. Reeves, 60, a prominent Columbus manufacturer, died Thursday night leaving a widow and three sons. His elder brother Marshall T. Reeves died last December. Born in Rush County, he married Amanda Kirkpatrick in 1882 and was a millionaire business man, a high degree Mason, and a member of the Christian church.

Milton O. Reeves Marshall T. Reeves Rush County Amanda Kirkpatrick Christian Church

Plaintiff files amended complaint in Ulrich vs Steinhauser

Amended complaint filed in the case of Harry Ulrich versus Christian Steinhauser seeks judgment by June 13 to address a $5 000 damages claim. Judgment for plaintiff in Harrington vs Day totals $240 on note. In Reiger Sr estate an inheritance tax of $75 32 is found. Executor petitions authority to pay legacies directly and accept receipts in Winker estate. Granted.

Harry Ulrich Christian Steinhauser Charles M. Harrington Thomas’ Day John Reiger Sr Henry Winker

Indiana Wheat Pool's 15155 Members Spur Illinois Drive

Indiana Wheat Growers' Association expands into Illinois with Illinois Agricultural Association planning a southern soft wheat drive. Gallatin White and Wabash counties endorse the Indiana plan joining 15155 members, as contracts are signed to channel Illinois wheat through Indiana's selling agency. The pool has paid $1.25 per bushel for No 2 grain with final payments due after harvest.

Indianapolis Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association Illinois Illinois Agricultural Association Farm Bureau Gallatin White Wabash Indiana Illinois Wheat Growers Indiana Association Indiana Selling Agency Indiana Wheat Pool Indiana Pool

Drought Hits Southeastern Indiana Crops Hard

Crop damage in southeastern Indiana reaches at least one million dollars with oats down 80 percent and wheat down 50 percent. Rainfall has been scant as heat and drought persist, though a few areas report light showers further south. Purdue University predicts possible crop relief if rain arrives soon.

Water Works Osgood Napoleon Millhousen Marion Township Decatur County Here Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station Indiana Columbus Dispatch

Sefton Farm Hosts Quiet Wedding of Marian Sefton

Miss Marian Sefton wed Russell Logan at nine in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. McClure of the Methodist church. Only families and a few friends attended. The couple left for the Lakes and will reside on a Noble township farm. Marian is a Metropolitan School of Music graduate from Indianapolis and Russell is a leading farmer in Little Flatrock.

M. O. Sefton New Salem Miss Marian Russell Logan W. E. Logan Noble Township Metropolitan School of Music of Indianapolis Little Flatrock Rushville

Semi Annual Checks Ready for State City Town Purposes

The county treasurer reports the June distribution of public funds from the May tax installment. About half of 410 000 is kept by the county and paid directly while the other half is allocated to units of government including state, schools, towns and townships with listed amounts for Greensburg, Milford, New Point, Westport and others. Total 420 066.69 across all units.

Greensburg School Greensburg Corp Washington Jnne Clinton St. Par Corie Oo le Ee Ak Milford Carp Jaclgon Sandcreek Westport School Westport Corp Millhousen School Millhousen Corp

Rotary Club Elects John Day DePrez President

John Day DePrez, editor of the Shelbyville Democrat, was elected president of the Shelbyville Rotary Club. Alex Levenstein, formerly of Greensburg, was chosen as song leader. Both possess ability and pep to drive the club through the summer season.

John Day DePrez Shelbyville Democrat Shelbyville

Becketman Spends Day in Indianapolis

Howard Beckman of this city spent the day in Indianapolis. He visited local sights and met several residents before returning home.

Howard Beckman Speng Indianapolis

Students Leave Franklin College

Dan Edkins and Eugene Kenny left Franklin College this morning. Dan, a college correspondent for The Star, will supervise at Camp Bedford this summer after several days at his Greensburg home. Eugene, editor of next year’s college annual, will spend most of the summer in Peru, his hometown, planning and working on features for the book.

Dan Edkins Eugene Kenny Franklin Dan the Star Camp Bedford Greensburg Eugene Peru Franklin Star

Two Colored Prisoners Taken to Farm Today

Sheriff Otis Maddux departed early for the penal farm at Putnamville with two colored men sentenced from the local court on loitering charges. The two men, arrested in the Big Four yards last Thursday by detective Charles Hood, were fined two dollars and given a 30 day farm sentence by Mayor Jenkinse.

Otis Maddux Putnamville Charles Hood Jenkinse

Abandoned Ford Truck Auctioned By State Police

Captain Ross W. Reed of the state motor police sold an abandoned Ford half ton truck at Brookville yesterday by order of the secretary of state after proper advertisement. The vehicle, likely stolen, bore an Ohio license and was purchased by Marshall Weber of Brookville for 25 dollars.

Ross W. Reed State Motor Police Department Brookville Marshall Weber

Civil War Veteran John M Conyers Dies at Lebanon

John M Conyers aged about 80 from Clay township died at Lebanon He served in the 11th Indiana regiment under Col Lew Wallace with Felix Gartin and Marion Pavy He worked as a Lebanon blacksmith losing a leg after a horse kick He was a G A R Red Men and Methodist with funeral set for Sunday at 1 pm Buckner Whitlow and Marion Pavy longtime neighbors also served in Indiana units

John M. Conyers Lebanon Clay Township 11Th Indiana Felix Gartin Marion Pavy Lew Wallace Conyers McClintic Forest Hill Vernon Road Jackson Boone County Red Men Methodist Church Buckner C. Whitlow Decatur County Co. FE Mr. Conyers

Federal Grand Jury Indicts 84 Men In Indianapolis

In Indianapolis on June 6 eighty four individuals indicted by a federal grand jury were arraigned before Judge Baltzell. Forty six pled not guilty and thirty nine pleaded guilty. Sentences for guilty pleas were to be handed down immediately. Not guilty defendants were bound on bonds and scheduled for trials beginning June 15.

Indianapolis Baltzell Baitzell

Investigates Report About House Break-In

John Kassens traveled to New Point to inspect a supposed break in at a house once occupied by his brother in law James Blackmore. He found the residence intact with only a missing key to the schoolhouse. The Blackmores had moved to Marion about a month earlier.

John Kassens New Point James Blackmore Blackmores Marion

Rose Tumilty Spends Saturday in Indianapolis

Miss Rose Tumilty of the city spent Saturday in Indianapolis for unspecified activities and returned home with no further details provided.

Rose Tumilty Indianapolis

Millionaire's Son Richard Loeb Delirious in Joliet Prison

Richard Loeb, serving life plus 99 years for the Bobby Franks murder, is in a hospital delirium at Joliet penitentiary. Doctors fear for his sanity as he becomes violent. psychiatrists say he may have an unbalanced mind after measles.

Joliet Ill Richard Loeb Bobby Franks Joliet Penitentiary Dickie Clarence ‘Darrow Loeb Nathan Leopold Herman Adler

Bus Drivers Charged With Speeding on State Route 39

State police in Brookville filed charges against two Indianapolis and Cincinnati bus company drivers on Route 39 between Rushville and the Ohio line. Joe Sheissie fled at 40 mph crowding Reed’s car near Metamora before being caught near Andersonville. Frank Sheissie was arrested later for speeding. Capt. Reed cited a new law setting bus speed limits at 30 mph on highways. Both men were taken to Brookville for trial amid numerous prior complaints.

Charles Smith Brookville Ross Reed Rushville Ohio State Line Joe Sheissie Reed Metamora Andersonville Frank Sheissie Indianapolis Cincinnati

Death of Mrs. James Green in Connersville noted in New Point

Word reached New Point of the death of Mrs. James Green at Connersville Indiana yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Green has many relatives in New Point and area, as Mr. Green formerly lived there.

New Point James Green Connersville Ind

Unlawful Detention Case Result in Adams Garage

Justice of the Peace Holmes ruled for Lide Redmon in the replevin suit against Orville Headlee. Redmon received $10 for unlawful detention of the car. Headlee owns the Adams garage where the car was kept. Raymond Rolfes represented Redmon. Headlee argued his own case.

Lide Redmon Adams Justice of the Peace Holmes Orville Headlee Replevin Headley Jones Raymond Rolfes Redman

Mrs EF G Amos Improves After Illness

SANDUSKY Mrs. EF G Amos has bronchial pneumonia and is improving. Horace McDonald and wife visited Indianapolis. Locals attended Memorial exercises at Spring Hill. Mr and Mrs Earl Taylor returned from a camping trip in Kentucky. The Ladies Society plans a special program at the church Friday evening.

EF. G. Amos Horace McDonald Indianapolis Spring Hill Earl Taylor Kentucky Ladies’ Society

Willard Alley Family Attends Georgetown Graduation

Mr and Mrs Willard Alley of Shelbyville will travel to Georgetown College in Washington DC on June 8 to witness their son in law Edward Colby graduate in medicine He plans to practice with his father in New Jersey Colleys are former St Paul residents and known in Decatur county

Willard Alley Shelbyville Georgetown College D. C Edward Colby Rebecca Alley Colby New Jersey Alley St. Paul Decatur County

Woolvertons Visit Son in Albert Lea Minn

Mr and Mrs Ben Woolverton sail for a month long visit with son Fred Woolverton and family in Albert Lea Minnesota.

Ben Woolverton Fred Woolverton Albert Lea, Minn

Claude Owens 1925 High School Hopeful Dies After Illness

Claude Owens son of Forest Hill relocates with family after mother’s 1912 death. An active Union Presbyterian Church member since 1921 he sang in a quartet with brothers Glen Paul and Roy. A Jackson High School basketball forward, he died May 27, 1925 after a year of ill health, survived by father three brothers grandparents and many relatives.

Forest Hill Claude Union Presbyterian Church of Glen Paul Roy Jackson High School Owens Welch

Rural street Fletcher Savings Bank Robbed For 3000

A lone bandit robbed the Rural Street branch of Fletcher Savings & Trust Co in Indianapolis locking three employees in the basement and taking 3000 in cash after requesting change for a dollar. The heist follows a previous October robbery at the same bank when 4000 was taken. The suspect wore an overall suit, is about 40, and unmasked. Bank manager Mrs. Mary Chapman faced the gun at the counter as the money disappeared.

Nited Press Indianapolis Fletcher Savings & Trust Co Mary Chapman Donald Colach John Wyles Rs. Chapman

Sport Model Driven by Beilby Crashes North of Town

E A Beilby of Osgood escaped injury when his new Reo sport model flipped on state road No 86 east of Williamstown while he rounded a sharp turn en route to this city. The car suffered two wheels crushed a demolished top bent fenders and other minor damages. It was taken to Osgood for repairs after being brought to the Mc Cracken Springmire garage.

E. A. Beilby Osgood Williamstown Beilby McCracken & Springmire

Pequannock Tribe Elects Officers for Next Term

Pequannock Tribe No 184 S O R M met last night and elected Walter Redington Prophet Sterling Wamsley Sachem Earl Suttles Senior Sagamore Floyd H Ryle Junior Sagamore T J Wagner Collector of Wampum for the term beginning July 1st.

Walter Redington Sterling Wamsley Earl Suttles Sagamore Floyd H. Ryle T. J. Wagner

Philo Lodge reception honors Indiana lodge officials

Philo Lodge No. 75 hosted a reception for Mrs. Elizabeth Ehrhardt, vice president of the Indiana Assembly, and Mrs. Kettie Imlay, grand outer guard. The event featured a Smilers orchestra, solo numbers by students under Mrs. E. C. Tichenor, and remarks by Past Grand Master Will Ehrhardt. Refreshments followed a social hour, with committee chair Lena Barnard leading the planning.

Philo Lodge No. 75 Lodge of Rebekahs Elizabeth Ehrhardt Indiana Assembly of the Order Keppie Imlay Grand Ehrhardt Imlay Mary Ketner Noble Grand Smilers’ Orchestra E. C. Tichenor Thelma Mark Adams Will Ehrhardt Will Cumback Edwin S. Porter C. F. Northern Helen Brazelton Ritchel Cleaver Earl Chanley Louis McCormack Robert Magee Carl Dietrich Robert Eubank Louise Brodie Mary Louise Ray Anson Hobbs Mavis Ruth Francis Foster M Wise Wise Monkeys Lena Barnard Clara Martin Amy McConnell Retta Gaunt Laura Robbins Alice Roszell

Greensburg Lodge Celebrates Two Centenarian Masons

Greensburg Lodge No. 36 reports two members in the 100 year class Daniel Davis aged 100 on April 11 and James B. Lathrop who turns 100 on November 24. The lodge plans a November celebration and four petitions were received with three new members elected. Edgar Osting announced his Grand Lodge attendance and a Fellow Craft degree is set for Friday with Wayne Clark officiating.

Greensburg Lodge No L. D. Braden Daniel Davis James B. Lathrop Greensburg Edgar Osting Grand Lodge Franklin Wayne Clark

Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs George Angle

Mr and Mrs George Angle are the proud parents of a 7 pound baby girl born this morning.

George Angle

State Wide Protective Plan to Be Discussed

Four hundred bankers and friends will attend the Indiana Bankers Association Group Six annual meeting at Amuse U park on Thursday June 11. A. G. Brown of Greencastle will discuss a State Wide Protective Plan to curb bank banditry. Local participants include Rev J H Morton Rollin Turner Roy Kanouse and Apollo Quartet.

Indiana Bankers’ Association Amuse U Park Bankers A. G. Brown Greencastle J. H. Morton Rollin Terner Roy Kanouse Apollo Prgram C. F. Gausmann Baptist Church Greensburg Decatur County Bankers’ Association Six Bankers’ Association W. W. Bonner J. W. Carpenter Brazil Apollo Quartette Rollin A. Turner Roy C. Kanouse Walter Group Six Charles F. Gausmann Dillsboro State Bank Third National Bank W. H. Senour Brookville C. S. Crocker North Vernon C. V. Crockett Shelbyville W. C. Leslie Osgood C. F. Dehmer Columbus

Three Suits From Ripley County Arise From Auto Crash

Three damage suits arising from a June 10 1923 auto collision near Versailles to Osgood were filed in the Decatur circuit court. Plaintiffs Charles Finely and George Weaver seek personal injury damages of 500 each and Finely also claims damages for his car. the defendant Walter Messner allegedly drove at high speed, wrecking the car and injuring the men. The car damage estimate is under 100.

Decatur Ripley County Charles Finely George Weaver Walter Messner Versailles Osgood Finely

John Noble Dies at 74 Near Madison Indiana

John B Noble aged 74 father of Mrs Charles C Powell dies at his Jefferson county home near Madison after a period of illness due to a complication of diseases. He was born in Ireland and was a Mason and Episcopal church member. Funeral services Friday morning will be conducted by the Masons. Survived by one son and three daughters including John B Noble Jr and Mrs Powell.

John B. Noble Charles C. Powell Walnut Street Jefferson County Madison Ireland Masonic Order Episcopal Church Masons John B. Noble Jr Powell This City Lawrence Shepherd Reba

Baby boy born to Power family near Clarksburg

The 9% lb. son born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Power of near Clarksburg has been welcomed into the family.

Ernest Power Clarksburg

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Donnell Logan-Sefton Franklin College Col Millionaire Harges Sandusky Georgetown, D. C Philo Lodge Lodge No. 36 John Noble
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