Quiet Westport-Near Westport Wedding Unites Kathryn Gastor and William Mullendore
Kathryn Lucille Gastor daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gaston of near Westport and William E Mullendore son of Rev William Mullendore of Franklin Indiana were quietly united in marriage at 6 o clock Sunday evening at the groom s home. The single ring ceremony was performed by the groom s father in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride wore an ensemble suit of green with matching accessories. The couple left for a short wedding trip. The bride taught English in the local high school for two years and is a Westport High School graduate and Franklin College alumna. she belongs to Delta Delta Delta at Franklin. The groom attended Franklin College and has been a Detroit sales clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullendore-Gaston
Kathryn Lucille Gastor
James Gaston
Westport
William E. Mullendore
William Mullendore
Franklin
Ind
Mullendore
Westport High School
Franklin College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Pittsburgh Radio Concert Delights Margarette Alexander and Kurzene Heard
A Pittsburg audience enjoyed a radio transcribed concert at the Grand Theatre featuring Margarette June Alexander and Mischel Kurzene Heard, with both artists delivering multiple numbers to enthusiastic applause. The program also included soloists from the San Carlo Grand Opera Co and ran about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Grouleff
Pittorff & Cory
Clarke Drake to Return to Iowa From California
Clarke Drake, a former Greensburg resident, writes of a winter in Southern California, meeting numerous locals, and plans to relocate to Iowa or nearby states to resume a clothing and furnishing business. He notes warm weather and subdued business conditions in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Drake
California
Iowa
San Bernardino
Calif
Daily News
Greensburg
San Bernardino Sun
Harry F. Pottenger
Harry
Elmer Roland
P. T. Wright
J. B. Thomas
Florence Pierce
Leonard Frye
Frye
Speer
Forest Edwards
Richard Welsh
Jarold
Paul Silberberg
Redlands
Luits Strassinger
Urba Elkins
Decatur County Leaders Attend Camp Bedford Training
Three local residents G. O. Standley Louise Pavy and Lem Thurston joined a pioneering community leaders training camp at Camp Bedford. Lectures with demonstrations covered social agricultural church and school development under Purdue extension with instructors from Cornell Purdue and the U S Department of Agriculture. A northern state session followed at Camp Tippecanoe near Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bedford
G. O. Standley
Louise Pavy
Burney
Lem Thurston
Jackson Township
R. A.felton
Cornell University
A. B. Graham
United States Department of Agriculture
J. G. Covert
State Farm Bureau
E. L. Austin
John Schwab
May Masten
M. O. Pence
F. M. Schanklin
T. A. Coleman
Aneta Beddle
Meta Martin
Purdue University
R. H. Duke
Purdue Extension Department
Camp
Tippecanoe
Delphi
Cousin Dies in Cincinnati at 62
Chris Reinking aged about 62 died at his home in Cincinnati last night around 9 o clock. The funeral will be held in Cincinnati Monday afternoon. He was a cousin to Ed Schultz Mrs Patrick Ewing and Mrs E J Hancock of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Reinking
Cincinnati
Ed Schultz
Patrick Ewing
E. J. Hancock
Pioneer Father of Kokomo Editor Dies
Henry Kautz aged 91 died at Andrews Huntington county. A pioneer settler who moved from Maryland by wagon in 1840. He was father of J Arthur Kautz editor of the Kokomo Tribune for thirty five years and known to Indiana editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kautz
Andrews
Huntington County
Maryland
Mr. Kautz
J. Arthur Kautz
Kokomo Tribune
Indiana
St Paul Cannery Nearing Completion in State
The canning factory at St Paul by C C Mobley of St Paul and Frank Bass of Shelbyville nears completion. It is described as one of the largest and best equipped facilities of its kind in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
C. C. Mobley
Frank Bass
Shelbyville
Birth announced for Robert Samuel Anderson in Pittsburg
Relatives report the birth of a baby boy on May 10 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. The infant is named Robert Samuel. Mr Anderson is a former local resident and cousin to Sam Applegate and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Anderson
Pittsburg
Robert Samuel
Anderson
Sam Applegate
Fletcher Spends Weekend in Indianapolis
L. J. Fletcher of this city spent the weekend in Indianapolis, returning with news of the trip and observations from the Indiana capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J.fletcher
Indianapolis
Standard Bearers Rally District Met Yesterday in Laurel
The Connersville district Standard Bearers meeting at Laurel drew strong youth attendance. Local officials presided and Miss Cora Fales, missionary in India, spoke on the need for missionary work. Shelbyville won $5 for translating miles. Greensburg close behind. A silver spoon award went to Shelbyville for standard of excellence. The Kitchen Kabinet orchestra performed selections during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Laurel
D. O. Black
E. P. Jones
Indianapolis
Dogle
Rushville
Ward
Scull
Cora Fales
India
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Kitchen
Kabinet Orchestra
Imogene McCormack
Doris Scripture
Louise Puttorff
Mabel Hyatt
Martha Linegar
Man Convicted in Liquor Case Over Farm Mortgage
Joseph Schroeder was sentenced by Judge Craig to six months on the pen al form and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to manufacturing liquor. The first count for possessing a still was dismissed. he testified the farm mortgage and bad crops forced him to liquor production to save the property, earning only $4 a gallon for 35 gallons last fall and none to locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schroeder
Craig
Frank Hamilton
J. W. Holcomb
Flint
Strasburger
Maddux
Schroeder
John Stapp
Cincinnati
Decatur County
Indianapolis visitor with Clark and Draper relatives
Miss Nell Clark of Indianapolis visited her brother Tia Clark and sister Mrs. Thomas Draper yesterday along with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Clark
Indianapolis
Tia Clark
Thomas Draper
Henry County Fails To Elect Farm Agent
Henry county trustees voted Monday to vote 8 to 4 against reappointing Ralph Test as county farm agent. Test had served several years and his work was praised. The board re-elected Henry B. Roberts as county school superintendent, a position he has held for eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Ralph Test
Test
Henry B. Roberts
Obituary for Arthur Vail of Buena Vista and Clarksburg
Arthur Vail born near Buena Vista January 15, 1877 died May 25, 1925 in Dayton Ohio at age 48. He served three years in Company D Third Infantry Philippines insurrection, held rank of sergeant and scout, married Alice Stevens July 4 1902 and had five children. He was a member of independent Order of Odd Fellows and Spanish American War Veterans and is survived by widow four daughters one son father sister brother and many relatives. His death followed illness treated at Dayton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vail
William R
Barthenia Vail
Buena Vista
Dayton
Buena Vista Christian Church
Co. D
Third Infantry
Philippine Islands
Alice Stevens
Etta
Iva Ratkin
Ruby
Joanna
Clarence
Clarksburg
Ind
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Benham elected county superintendent of Ripley County
Former Congressman John S. Benham, named county superintendent of schools for Ripley County a year ago, won election Monday for a four year term. Hale J. Pickett, his predecessor who left last year to be state high school inspector, had resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Benham
Mipley County
Hale J. Pickett
Bicycle theft reported by 84 year old cyclist
J C St John aged 84 told Chief of Police Wilson that his bicycle was stolen yesterday around noon. He saw several boys about 13 leave the courthouse yard near where the bike had been placed and police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. St. John
Knight Rank Degree Work and Election at Local Lodge Tonight
Knights of Pythias hold a meeting this evening with degree work and an officer election. Nominees for each post include Rollin Meek, Harvey Cartee, Joe C. Galbraith, Will Holscher, C. C. Richey, Wm. Patterson, Robert Ainsworth, Arthur Ejineman, Will Schorling, and O. J. Butler. Delegates to the grand lodge are Will Holscher, Ben Lawson, M. L. Jackson, Hiram Barricklow, Wayne Ainsworth, and O. J. Butler. alternates are Robert St. John, George L. Parrish, Will T. Zetterberg, Lavelle Hamilton, Class Samuels, and C. S. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Order
Rollin Meek
Harvey Cartee
Joe C. Galbraith
Will Holscher
C. C. Richey
Wm. Patterson
Robert Ainsworth
Arthur Ejineman
Will Schorling
O. J. Butler
Grand Lodge
Ben Lawson
M. L. Jackson
Hiram Barricklow
Wayne Ainsworth
Robert St. John
George L. Parrish
Will T. Zetterberg
Lavelle Hamilton
Class Samuels
C. S. Williams
Indianapolis couple welcome baby boy at Methodist Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Barclay of Indianapolis are the proud parents of a baby boy born Wednesday at 11 15 PM at Methodist Hospital Mire Barclay formerly Miss Rachel Coran of near this city is the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barclay
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Mire Barclay
Mies Rachel Coran
Death of Mrs. Mattie J. Smith Near Downeyville
Mrs. Mattie J. Smith wife of William S. Smith died at noon today at her home near Downeyville after a long illness. A native of this county she was 71. She belonged to St. Paul Pocahontas lodge and Star church. Funeral services will be in Star church at 3:30 Saturday afternoon with interment in Star cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie J. Smith
William S. Smith
Downeyville
St. Paul Pocahontas Lodge
Star Church
Star Cemetery
Auto accident suit filed for damages in Rushville
Jefferson C. Davis of Clarksburg files a $5000 damages complaint in circuit court alleging an automobile truck owned by Walter R. Thomas and operated by Adams Produce Co. struck his horse and buggy December road between Rushville and New Salem. Davis seeks $5000 for personal injuries and $10 for the damaged buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Walter R. Thomas
Adams Produce Company
Here
New Salem
Thomas
Davis
Arrests by Hood in Local Yards Lead to Penalties
Seven men were arrested by Big Four detective Charles Hood in the local yards. Four black men from Petersburg Tennessee Bloomington Indiana Mansfield Ohio and Memphis Tennessee were fined $2 and costs and sent to the state penal farm at Putnamville for 30 days. Three Cincinnati youths 18 19 were released after a mayoral lecture. The incident marked the largest hobo arrest in the area. The four men traveled to Indianapolis and Mansfield seeking work. The youths left home on French leave and were released to walk to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Jenkins
Gembo Gilliespie
Petersburg
Tenn
Will Dixon
Bloomington
Ind
Robert McKell
Mansfield
Hugh Davis
Memphis
William Crane
Joseph Campbell
James Theis
Cincinnati
Charles Hood
Big Four
Indianapolis
Ohio
Michigan
State
Putnamville
Otis A. Maddux
Hood
Jenkins
Campbell
Former Greensburg Resident Dies in Los Angeles
Obituary notes Andy H. Prather, formerly of Greensburg, who left 25 years ago and died in Los Angeles. Born at North Vernon 70 years ago, he owned the depot restaurant here and served as a conductor on the W. G. & R. He married Blanche Blair here. she and a daughter survive, and he belonged to the K of P lodge locally.
Evans Anderson wedding joins Myla Lois to Russell Evans
In Letts a candlelight ceremony united Myla Lois Evans and Russell Evans at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson. Rev Gladys Marsh officiated with a musical program by Nelle Whipple and Mrs Clifford Davis. The couple will reside in Letts after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Davis
Marvin
McDowell
Cadman
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Evans
Letts
Adams man wins Wooster brush longevity contest
John D. Walker of Adams used Wooster brushes since 1869 and earned part of a $50 prize after a Worcester Ohio factory sought the longest user. He received a $25 check as the top prize was split with another painter who started in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Walker
Adams
Worcester
Walker
Mrs. Reed 84 Dies at Home on West Washington
Mrs. James B. F. Reed aged 84, pioneer resident of West Washington Street, died at 5 this morning after a 10 day illness. Survived by three sons Alva M. Reed Walter Reed John Reed and a daughter Della Reed Spillman. husband died 1924. Funeral arrangements to be announced. flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. F. Reed
West Washington Street
Huldah Cline
Levi Cline
Adams
Joseph Hinkle
Morton Hinkle
Mule Kicks Farmer in Face Injuring Local Farmer
Anthony Neinabor a well known farmer east of town received a facial kick from a mule on Wednesday. He was dazed briefly but not seriously injured and was treated by Dr. L A Wood and others at the scene. The mule’s rear foot skinned his nose and bruised his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Neinabor
George Richardson suffers broken shoulder in barn accident
George W. Richardson of northeast of Greensburg was pinned between two horses at his barn this morning. One horse pinned him against the other, breaking his right shoulder and forcing several weeks of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richardson
George W. Richardson
Greensburg
Mr. Richardson
Robbins and Fisher In Brookville Hospital Improving
Mr and Mrs Greeley Robbins and Lawrence Fisher are at Brookville Memorial hospital recovering with relatives and friends listed as improving nicely after yesterday's admission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Robbins
Lawrence Fisher
Brookville Memorial Hospital
McLaughlin Fund Turned Over For County Poor Relief
James B. McLaughlin administers his mother Lou Davidson McLaughlin estate and delivers 2000 to the county treasurer under a 1919 will. The will earmarks the money as the McLaughlin Fund to be loaned like the common school fund and used for the poor cared for at the county Memorial hospital. The hospital board now handles a similar Nelson Mowrey fund, and a court will decide if the McLaughlin fund remains under county auditor control or the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McLaughlin
Lou Davidson McLaughlin
John F. Goddard
Nelson Mowrey
Hospital Board of Directors
McLaughlin
Allen Bros Deny Water Contamination at Amuse U Park
Allen Bros quote Board of Health Secretary denying reports that water in the park lake is condemned. Es tevan Allen cites Dr. I M Sanders saying no knowledge of such actions. Sanders notes lake water would be unfit if tested, but not used for drinking, while wells provide good water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bros
Board of Health
Park Lake
Allen’s
Amuse U Park
Estevan Allen
I. M. Sanders
The
Board of ‘Health
Dr. Sanders
State Board of Health
Allen
Couple from Letts Issued Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Russell Evans, 21, and Myla Anderson, 20, both of Letts. The filing indicates formal approval for their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Evans
Myla Anderson
Letts
Fields and daughter Dor othy visit from Houston
Frank C. Fields and his daughter Dorothy of Houston Texas spent the day in this city with relatives and friends. Mr Fields and family formerly lived here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Fields
Dorothy
Houston
Texas
Mr. Fields
Record Heat Breaks June Highs in Greensburg and Others
Officials report 99 degrees at Greensburg pumping station at 1 30 pm breaking June records while unofficials reach 106. Heat claims rise with 102 deaths in Chicago area and 19 in New York Metropolitan district as cities face scorching 95 to 99 degree highs. Forecasters say no relief likely through Sunday across the Midwest and Northeast.
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Greensburg Water Company
Middlewest
Cocago Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
Middle West
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington, D. C
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Mischel Kurzene
Crisp Candy Company
Harry Ullrich
American Securities Company
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George McIntyre
Oscar Bellenbaugh
Stanley Shafer
Grover Crise
Mary J. Risk
Elizabeth Waits
Mary C. Conner Phelps
Michael Conner
O’conner
Garland Milling Co
T. E. Day
Mercantile Discount Co
J. M. Tucker
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