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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
6
Children’s Day at Noekcreek Brightens Friday
Friday June 14 report notes Children’s Day a success and warm weather lifting spirits. H J Becker family visited relatives near St Dennis while Mrs Mariah Branoun in critical condition after a stroke. WU W Layton family guests of D W McGuire near Zenag. Grover Bower newer plow hand. Ben Love’s barn struck by lightning June 6 but no serious damage. Rev Bradfield completed duties at Zion Freewill Baptist church. congregation revitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McGuire
Zenag
WU. W. Layton
Charles Brannon
Grover Bower
Millhousen
Ben Love
BR. K. Bradfield
Zion Freewill Baptist Church
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption
Thousands suffer with coughs and lung diseases year after year. Dr King's New Discovery promises home cure for consumption and all throat and lung diseases. First dose relief and remarkable results from persistent use. Trial bottles free at Grover & Benner's. Price 50 cents and one dollar. Every bottle guaranteed.
Williamstown Note Sickness and Family Visits Reported
Williamstown reports Walter Spurgeon on the sick list and Mr. Finnern recovering from illness. Sallie Rogers visited Pearl Smith, and George Shaw with wife and son called on her parents. J H Parker did business in Greensburg. Residents attended services at the Poor Farm. Mrs J C Parker visited sister in Greensburg. Shows Friday and Saturday nights drew a pleased crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda
Sallie Rogers
Pearl Smith
Mr. Finnern
George Shaw
J. H. Parker
Greensburg
J.C. Parker
Grain-O Beverages Advocated by Healthful Family
A letter from Washington DC signed XPYERS urges use of Grain-O, praising its solid grain content and health benefits for children. The writer states they have tried other beverages but found Grain-O superior and asks others to consider it for wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
le Roy N.Y
Klifty. Local social notes from Clifty and neighbors
Adam May of Flatrock visited Tuesday. Services at the M E church Sunday evening June 16. Mrs Dill of Greensburg called on friends here Monday. Will Eward of Adams visited E P Lane and family Sunday. Richard Fowler and son Smiley visited relatives at Alert Sunday. Miss Myrtle Kennedy visiting relatives at Clarksboro this week. Mrs Emma Woods of St Louis visiting Braden relatives here. James Conk and Frank Keen of Burney called on friends Tuesday. Mrs Emma Brindley of Kansas City visiting old friends here this week. Several from here attended children exercises at Bethel Sunday evening. Minnie Kennedy Mrs Albert Dorsey Cale Starks Mrs Frank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam May
Flatrock
Our Village
M. E
Dill
Greensburg
Will Eward
Adams
E. P. Lane
Richard Fowler
Smiley
Alert
Myrtle Kennedy
Clarksboro
Emma Woods
St. Louie
New Braden
James Conk
Frank Keen
Burney
Bethel
Minnie Kennedy
Albert Dorsey
Cale Starks
Frank
Notable visits and events in Greensburg and area
Bostre and Rev Morrow visited Greensburg Freeday. Lawrence Merryman of Westport plans a visit to O B Trimble and family. E P Lane and Will Weaver attended I O R M lodge in Greensburg Tuesday. Rev McQueen of Bethel Church guests with Charles Young and wife. Modern Woodmen announce Memorial services at M E Church on Sunday June 16 with attendees expected from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostre
Rev. Morrow
Greensburg
Lawrence Merryman
Westport
O. B. Trimble and
E. P. Lane
Will Weaver
I.O R.M. Lodge
Rev. McQueen
Bethel Ehurch
Charles Young
M. E. Eburen
Bucgiella Arnica Salve and Guaranteed Satisfaction
Archaic ad touts Bucgiella Arnica Salve as cure-all for sores ulcers fever sores tetter corns and skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee. Sold by Grover and Bonner at 25 cents per box. Local notice style for period medicine wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover & Bonner
Ilyl
Local Notices and Fresh Purchases Across Town
Harry Frwin gains a new bicycle while Walace Rogers gifts a rubber tire buggy. J H Shafer conducts business in Greensburg on Monday. Ed Shaw takes agency for Japanese poultry powers. Rollie McLeary promotes his book line locally. Wynn Tomson returns from Danville after schooling. Bear Creek Children’s Day invites all next Sunday. John Thomas buys a new riding cultivator. Miss Loas Wagner, Vernon, visits Herring fruit growers. Ottis Beesly heads to Danville for the CNC summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frwin
Walace Rogers
J. H. Shafer
Greensburg
Ed Shaw
Rollie McLeary
Loas Wagner
Vernon
Herring
Ottis Beesly
Danville
C.N. C
Brown to Atoms Purging Idea Dismissed by New Life Pills
Dr King s New Life Pills are advertised as harmless and effective for cleansing the system. The pills gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel poison, relieve constipation and sick headaches. Available for 25 cents at Grover Bonner s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Grover & Bonner’s
Temperance Lecture and Local Visits In Greensburg Area
Spring Hill residents report visits by Myrta Ray and Elkins candy merchant in Greensburg and nearby towns. Miss Bessie Crush visits Miss Fredda Meek while Mrs Smith and daughter Jessie travel from Clarksburg. Rev R A Bartlett from Greensburg to speak on The Ruined Life at the church Monday night June 17 with free admission. A local couple traveled to Bethelsda for a children’s meeting postponed to next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta Ray
Greensburg
Elkins
Our City
Bessie Crush
Fredda Meek
Old Bettlers
Carmel
Dr. Smith
Jessie
Clarksburg
R. A. Bartlett
Betheasda
Ankle Sprain Quick Cure Promotes Pain Balm
George EK Cary editor of the Guide Washington Va recalls severe ankle sprain. After trying medicines without success he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and experienced rapid relief and a complete cure. Sold by Batterton's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ek, Cary
the Guide
Washington, Va
Chamberlain
Batterton’s Drug Store
Local notes and social updates from Sandusky area
C B Harrell was on the sick list last week. A H Hall is hauling logs at Adams this week. Mrs Mary Golay visits her Indianapolis parents. Flower Mission day canceled Sunday school. Jim Ruddle visited family this weekend. Lottie Olive Armstrong of Greensburg visits. Will Jones and wife and Miss Alfie Marlow of Milroy here this weekend. Rumor hints at a forthcoming wedding. Boys, prepare tin pans for celebration. Thieves broke into Clemons and Son store Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hall
Adams
Mary Golay
Indianapolis
Jim Ruddle
Lottie Olive Armstrong
Greensburg
Will Jones
Alfie Marlow
Milroy
Clemons & Son
Local Couple Wed After Pleasant Visit
Willie and Annie Martin attended the commencement exercises at St. Paul Saturday night and their sister Miss Janie returned home with them after a pleasant visit with friends there. Al Bowman and Florence Smith were married last Wednesday evening by Rev. Morrow at his home. Their many friends extend wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Annie Martin
St. Paul
Miss Janie
al Bowman
Florence Smith
Sandusky
Rev. Morrow
Promise City ex-postmaster touts Mystic Cure for rheumatism
T F Anthony of Promise City Iowa testifies he bought a bottle of Mystic Cure for rheumatism and two doses proved more effective than any medicine he had taken. The product is sold by Alexander & Co druggists in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
Alexander & Co. Druggists
Greensburg
Kingston News Highlights Include Local Visits and Obituary
Rev Adams visits his mother in Hanoven Miss Grace Freeland visits relatives here. Miss Coma Ritchie returns from Berea Ky. Miss Polly McKay entertains friends Tuesday. Local youths picnic at Owens dam. Mary Rankin visits Cappie Meek. Miss Emmett, Rogers and Tuell attend church. Mrs Elmore and Seth Lowe visit Marsh Lowe and wife. Anna Rankin guests of sister Mrs Stewart. Watson Thomson buried in Greensburg after death at home. Singing class taught by Prof Huckleberry progresses nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coma Ritchie
Berea
Polly McKay
Owens’ Dam
Mary Rankin
McCoys
Cappie Meek
Emmett, Rogers and
Tuell
Watson Thomson
Greensburg
Huckleberry
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Sold by Greene Co Druggists
Miracle remedy promises rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia in one to three days. It claims to remove the cause and cure the disease with the first dose providing noticeable benefit. Available for 75 cents from Alexander & Co. druggists in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander & Co
Greensburg, Ly
Noted Visitors and Local News From Clarksburg
Clarksburg reports Miss Eliza Moore visiting relatives in Ohio and Miss Anna Beall of Milan a guest of her brother Dr. C. M. Beall. Grand jury interviews this week. Theo Senour and J. W. Christian agency for the Plane Binder. I O O F members attended Milroy decoration services. Mrs. Cale and Mrs. Wm. Senour guests. Rev. J. Schrover and wife visiting Franklin county. Miss Myrtle Kennedy of Milford visiting Mrs. George Handegas. Mrs. Louis Griffith of Georgetown Ky visiting her nephew E. S. Fee. Mrs. W. W. Ewick returned from Indianapolis. Charles Rathburn and wife of Salt Lake City guests of E. S. Fee and wife. Children’s Day at Christian church a success. Maud Rogers Gerry Ray Anna Grose visiting Kingston. Ed Linville Cincinnati and Mon Linville Grant county called by ill brother Clarence. Rev. R. A. Bartlett to lecture at M E church next Wednesday. A Ruined Life with stereopticon views. admission free. A serious fight left one man at death’s door. another in county jail. Gard and Linville quarrelled. Gard drank Hamburg rotgut, Linville stabbed in right lung. Linville taken to Dr Beal then to his mother’s home, now critical. Gard jailed by Sheriffs Davis and Meek. Reminder to order letter-heads, statements, envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Myrtle Kennedy
Milford
George Handegas
Louis Griffith
Germantown
S. Fee
W. W. Ewick
Indianapolis
Charles Rathburn
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fee
the Christian Church
Maud Rogers
Gerry Ray
Anna Grose
Kingston Friends
R. A. Bartlett
M.E
William Gard
Clarence Linville
Gard
Hamburg
T Ren
Linville
Dr. Beal
Davis
Meek
Community Movements and Obituaries in Greensburg Area
St Paul Fred Avery Jr and Dr C L Howard were active in Greensburg this week while Jacob Wise made business trips to Greensburg and Shelbyville. The Isgrigg team began construction on a new bank building slated for occupancy by July 1. Mary McCool and Mary Lindner deaths noted with funeral and burial at local churches. A Sunday sermon on secret orders face church relations. Foley's Kidney Care advertised as remedy for kidney-related fatigue and backache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wilson
Wifs
Frank
Andrew Kurr
Harrison Isgrigg
Greensburg
Mary McCool
Incionati
A. Bens
Mary
Otto Lindner
St. Vincent Church
Westport Birth Registers a Girl to Clyde Davis Family
Westport announces the birth of a daughter to Clyde Davis and his wife last Monday. Local notes record several visits and relocations including Henry Stevens’ return from Knightstown, William McFall visiting family in Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ellen Thomas's Ohio visit. Community updates show school, church, and business activity with multiple travel and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McFall
Indianapolis
Ellen Thomas
Harrison
Ohio
Jennie Lane
T. W. Robinson
Shelbyville
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Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Luther D. Braden
Propri
Panther
Noekcreek
H. J. Becker
St. Dennis
Evrybody
Mariah Branoou
Williamstown
Walter Spurgeon
Clifty
Emma Brindley
Kansas City
Ffert
Wynn Tomson
Bear Creek
John Thomas
Brown
Spring Hill
Robert Scott
Kingston
C. B. Harrell
Rev. Adams
Hanoven
Grace Freeland
Anna Rankin
Mrs. Stewart
Eliza Moore
Anna Beall
Milan
Dr. C. M. Beall
Theo, Senour
J. W. Christian
Cale
Wm. Senour
Ed Linville
Cincinnati
Mon” Linville
Grant County
Clarence
St.Paul
Fred Avery, Jr
C. L. Howard
Lotshar
Jacob Wise
Foley
Alazander & Co
Clyde Davis
Dark McCammon
John Owens
Calldren
Independent Telephone Company
George Stevens
Knightstown
Lide French
Frankfort
Mrs
William Stevens
Lena Thomas
Elias Jackson
Zelda Gartin
Walter Sharp
Effie Baker
Mapleton
J.G. Brengie
L. J. Barns
Asham Jones
Ilinois
Jake Hockersmith
Sarah May
Scipio
Mary Pease
Girard
Kansas
Dr.Burroughs
B. F. Denham
J. M. Gaston
Sardinia
DR. Scales
Talbott & Mass
Sale
Hisc
Crowley
Turkey
H.S. Pinson & CO
Decatur County
Indiana
E.G. Schultz & Co
Indianapolisi Business University Aianap
N. Pennsylvan
Abd Specheens
Uae
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