Sunday visits and Monday arrivals dot Greensburg notes
Clyde Starg spent Sunday at New point. Mort Messenheimer of Milford was in the city Monday. Frank Doble of Shelbyville guests of Joseph Drake Sunday. Mrs. Huldah Field visiting friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. Will Siling and daughter of Cincinnati guests of Milton Siling. James Alcorn and family return to Greensburg from Monessen Pa. Dan Henry of Springfield spent Sunday with his brother Mills and relatives. Fiona Hazelrigg of Adams to Mattoon Ill for a telephone exchange job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Starg
Newpoint
Mort Messenheimer
Milford
Frank Doble
Shelbyville
Joseph Drake
Huldah Field
Indianapolis
Will Siling
Cincinnati
Milton Siling
James Alcorn
Greensburg
Monessen
Dan Henry
Springfield
Mills
Fiona Hazelrigg
Adams
Mattoon
Ill
Sardinia Commencement Honors Local Graduates
A June 7 commencement at the Sardinia Presbyterian Church honored Jackson township graduates, teachers, and school officers. The ceremony featured elaborate decorations, a Williams Orchestra performance, and a thoughtful program with diplomas presented by Supt. E. C. Jerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Presbyterian Church
Williams
Tremain
Moor
Blocker
Jerman
Mrs. Tudor’s Twenty Year Butter and Egg Sales Record
Mrs. George M. Tudor of near Letts presents official figures from 1880 to 1899 showing twelve thousand six hundred twenty six dollars and sixty cents from butter eggs poultry and related items. The 1899 itemized totals list butter 65.77 eggs 37.65 chickens 27.65 turkeys 15.26 and board bill 33.65 bringing the year’s sum to 179.98. The report praises her industry and frugality and invites readers to visit for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Tudor
Near
Letts
Tudor
Indiana
Pretty Adams wedding unites Amy Wiley and Horace Randall
Miss Amy Wiley of Adams weds Horace Randall of Tracy Minnesota in a warm social ceremony last Thursday at 6 p.m. Rev Clouds officiated before a large gathering. A post ceremony photo view was taken and refreshments served before the couple departed on the 6:56 train to Greensburg amid a rice shower, planning to make Minnesota their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Amy Wiley
Horace Randall
Tracy
Minn
Greensburg
Minnesota
Alum Baking Powder Law Heads to Illinois July First
Food Commissioner Jones interprets the General Food Law to restrict alum baking powders selling to consumers. The U S Senate committee and physiologists urged prohibition. Missouri already prosecutes alum powder manufacturers. The alum industry may move west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Illinois
United States Senate
Missouri
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Robison
Worth &c
H. S. Pinson & CO
Geo. W. Magee & Co
Wwe
C. D. Tillson
Raymond Pleak
Adame
Leland Stanford University
Sacramento
California
Joe Drake
T. C. Batchelor
North Vernon
Forrest Sandusky
Ellis Hearne
Elpaso
Tex
Frank Hearne
Eagle Pass
Silas Hearne
James C. Palse
Paragould
Ark
Arkansas
Horace C. Skillman
George Saunders
Washington Township
Ringsters
Harry S Hopkins
H. J. Moodey
City
Standard
Mr. Moodey
Valentine, Neb
H. H. Dowden & Son
E. Jenison
Leota
Wichita County
Kansas
Ripley
Ind. Cav
Col
Butler
Alexander & Co
Elizabeth Link
Henry Link
Michigan Avenue
Henry
Chris
Jacob
New York City
Mary Hamilton’s
Will Elliott
Axie Doles
Joseph W. Garrison
The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin F. Gaston
Benjamin F. Denham
Seymour
Hon. C. F. Northern
Clarksburg
Cora Johnston
Clara Ardery
Will Monfort
Ira M. Sanders
Moore’s Hill
Laura Askin
Forest Hill
R. P. Pavey
Herschel Pavey
Ewington
Neil Maguire
DeArmond
Hazen
Samuel Hatheral
Hamilton
Ohio
Neil
J.p.thomson & Co
Madison
Brookville
A. L. Donaldson
Bloomington
Donaldson
R. A. Bartlett
Kingston
George W. Mattox
E. P. Jewett
Milroy
Board of County Commissioners
Charles H. Johnston
T. N. Donnell & Son
A. M. Bean
Sardinia
J. F. Blocker
Roy Smitha Ws
Dora Denham
Wilbur Thurston
Della Patterson
E.C. Jerman
Supt
E. C. Jerman
Recorder's
Aaron Parker
Agate
Eave N
Greensburg Markets
Randall-Wiley
A. Reiter & Co
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