Duty of Citizen to Obey Law and Jury Service
Editorial from Judge Felix O D Robertson of Dallas argues citizens must obey all laws, serve on juries, and keep God in American history and court houses. The piece urges moral observance, prayer, and constructive civic criticism to support justice and curb perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix OD. Robertson
Dallas
Texas
Pittsburgh
Temple of Justice
Mount Sinai
Moses
Jesus Christ
Paul
Jesus
Court House
God
G. Jon Baca
Death of Mrs. William Angle 78 Leaves Husband and Relatives
Mrs. William Angle, 78, died at 6 40 Wednesday evening at her home one mile north of Clarksburg after a long illness. Born December 4 1844 as Mary Ann Evans Suir she married Mr. Angle about fifty years ago. Survived by husband and several nephews and nieces and a brother Stephen Evans of St Marysville. Funeral Friday afternoon in the All Denominational church conduct by Rev J B Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Angle
Clarksburg
Mary Ann Evans Suir
Angle
Stephen Evans
Court actions clear docket and adjournment dates
Judge Craig ordered a cleanup review of cases on the court dock, with the May term ending May 30 and summer adjournment through the season. No circuit court cases after June until September. Several cases were dismissed or moved, including Isley, Parker, and Johnson related charges from a $70,000 bank robbery, and other civil matters. Three citizenship petitions were granted: Hahn, Lindner, and Kram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Circuit Court
J. W. Holcomb
Alfred and
Mamie Isley
DeWitt Parker
Cecil Johnson
Plair
Isleys
Marion County
Parker
Johnson
Indianapolis
Republic Casualtty Co
William A. Watson
William O. Tully
Nellie Mary Tully
U. S. of America
Fred Hahn
Joseph Lindner
August Kram
Jenzie M. Niet
Anthony Nieff
Bartholomew County
New Member Initiated and State Encampment Report Given
Mrs Crisler presides in regular session as Pap Thomas W 2 C calls in Mrs Mary E Stewart from Westport Corps. A rising vote of thanks honors the president for garden bouquets. Mrs Crisler reviews the May Muncie department convention with charitable gifts and a large school parade. New officers named for the department include Mount Butler Bearsey Fleming Ephlin Wilhite Quick Smith Cooper Bainbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Riley Hospital
Near East
South
Lafayette
Court House
Muncie
Clara Barton
John A. Logan
Hailie Mount Butler
Mount
Crawfordsville
Elizabeth Bearsey
Elizabeth Fleming
Whiting
Belle W. Ephlin
Ida Wilhite
Etta Houk Quick
Julia Smith
South Bend
Nellie Cooper
Evansville
Alice Bainbridge
Rushville
Meiks and Miller are wed in Clinton county ceremony
Meiks of Marion township, a longtime county resident, and Della Miller of Liberty township daughter of the late Charles Miller were married this afternoon by Rev. James L. Brown in Clarksberg Decatur county. The couple will tour then live in Marion township. Meiks has led farm organizations nationally and locally serving as secretary of the Indiana Producers' Commission Firm and former Shelby County Farm Bureau president. Mrs. Meiks is known in Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Meiks
Marion Township
Della Miller
Liberty Township
Charles Miller
James L. Brown
Clarksberg
Decatur County
Meiks
Indiana Producers’ Commission
Indiana Federation of Farmers ’ Associations
Shelby County Farm Bureau
Waldron
Shelbyville
Greensburg Knights elect officers for new term
Greensburg Lodge No. 148 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the ensuing term and named a lodge deputy and representatives for the Grand Lodge session in October. The installation is set for the first July meeting night, Thursday July 5, with a big Y M C A family gathering planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Y Management
Wayne Ainsworth
Wili Schorling
Ben Lawson
Orville Holmes
Rollin G. Meek
E. A. Gibson
Samuels
Charles Howe
F Finance
William Huh. Swails
Robert Woodfill
M. M. Carter
O. J. Butler
G. L. Tremain
Frank Ainsworth
Will Zetterberg
Ben. Havens
Atterstates
Frank McCoy
Charles S. Williams
Carl Swift
Charles H. Ewing
Will A. Littell
George Parrish
Republican Editors At South Bend Love Feast Amid Gubernatorial Hype
The Republica Editor's Association summer outing in South Bend drew a large Republican gathering. Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio stood in for Hoover, with Governor Warren T. McCray, Fred E. Shortemeier, and Clyde A. Walb also speaking. A parade of gubernatorial contenders hovered as many names were mentioned but no one was chosen. The banquet tonight will feature Fess, and future campaigning angles dominated the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republica Editor’s Association
South Bend
Herbert Hoover
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Warren T. McCray
Fred E. Shortemeier
Clyde A. Walb
Republican State Committee
Committee On
James Dunbar
New Albany
Thos. H. Adams
Vincennes
Raymond C. Morgan
Knightstown
House of Representatives
Newmart T. Miller
Ed Jackson
Ed C. Toner
Anderson
E. M. Wasmuth
Huntington
Jesse Eschbach
Accounts Board
Burt Thurman
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Senator Fess
Court Grants Real Estate Sale in Will Case
The court ruled this morning in favor of the Union Trust Co executors of A E Hirshfield's will to sell real estate valued at 5250 to pay legacies. Commissioners Ed Siling and Chas Woodward oversaw the petition with the property ordered sold after a ten days' notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Trust Co
A. E
Under Summer Skies of Italy a Hundred Years Ago
A reminiscence about living in Italy a century ago under warm days and quiet nights. The narrator recalls daily life, family routines, and simple pleasures amid the historical backdrop of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
No place like home a charm from the skies
Poem lines celebrate the universal pull of home and the solace found there as travelers roam the world and seek comfort in a familiar place despite distant pleasures. The verse underscores home’s sacred, unmatched appeal amid worldly journeys.
Payne Birthday and Home Sweet Home Legacy
A centennial remnant recalls John Howard Payne born June 9 1792 in New York City and the 1823 Covent Garden premiere of Home Sweet Home. The piece chronicles Payne’s life from early precocity in London Paris and Tunis to his death in Africa and posthumous burial in Oak Hill Washington.
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Covent Garden London
John Howard Payne
Home Sweet Home
America
New York City
Africa
Tunis
William Corcoran
Washington, D. C
National Art Gallery
Payne
Oak Fill
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Francis Scott Key
Washington Irving
Mediterranean
St. George
Thespian Mirror
Drury Lane
London
Great Britain
Paris
Clari
Slone Payne
Fayne
United States
Harding
Potomac Park
Washington
Italy
Ford Sedan Stolen Then Abandoned In Lincoln Street Alley
Police locate the missing Ford sedan in an alley off Lincoln Street after a party night drive by Margaret Woodfill and Betty Woodfill fill at East Main street. The vehicle shows no damage and police conclude theft was unlikely the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Sedan
Lincoln Street
Otis Deem
East Main Street
Margaret
Betty Woodfill
Will Woodfill
Dorothy Deem
Woodfill
Grinstead
Annis
Lone Tree Creamery Sold to Dellie Roberts of Newcastle
J. G. Davis sold the Lone Tree Creamery to Dellie Roberts of Newcastle who will continue to operate a first class creamery and milk station. Roberts is experienced and well recommended and will be an asset to the community. Davis thanks customers and promises continued courtesy from new management. Deal arranged through Hamilton Gibson real estate agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Davis
Lone Tree Creamery
Dellie Roberts
Newcastle
Mr. Roberts
Davis
Hamilton & Gibson Real Estate
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials and Meetings
Mrs Katie Rosenberry and Ruth of Clarkshoro visited the Linvilles. Frank Tarplee and son returned to Indianapolis after several days here. C EB Kincaid entertained relatives for supper. Gladys Brown and sons visited the Linvilles. Tarplee did business in Indianapolis. Several locals attended the KKE meeting in Greensburg. Tom Shoemaker visited Greensboro. Attendees joined an all day Chapel meeting.
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Katie Rosenberry
Ruth
Clarkshoro
John Linville
Frank Tarplee
Indianapolis
C. EB. Kincaid
Gladys Brown and Sons
Wilbur Linville
Id Tarplee
Greensburg
Tom Shoemaker
Greensboro
Chapel Sunday
Littell Sells National Hotel to Charles J Marshall
The National Hotel on Railroad street, long owned by George S Littell and run by various managers, was sold to Charles J Marshall owner of the nearby bottling works at Franklin and Railroad. Marshall will run the hotel and continue bottling operations. he arrived from Butlerville and has operated his business since July 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hotel
Railroad Street
George S. Littell
Charles J. Marshall
Franklin and
Railroad Streets
Mr. Marshall
Butlerville
Former resident Albert Brown visits Greensburg days
Dr. Albert Brown of Cincinnati spent hours in Greensburg visiting old friends and scenes from his boyhood. The Cincinnati Enquirer writer’s son, he left ten years ago at age fifteen and now practices as an eye specialist after graduating from the University of Cincinnati Medical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brown
Cincinnati
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Dr. Brown
David Brown
Lincoln Street
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Albert
Medical College
University of Cincinnati
Rural Carrier Samuels to Be Released After Ten Years
Class Samuels, a rural carrier from Greensburg Post Office on route 1 north of the city, will be released from duty in a few days after ten years of service. He formerly lived near Horace and has rendered good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Class Samuels
Greensburg
Samuels
Horace
McMichael Talks to Sunman Class
Rev J S E McMichael formerly of Spring Hill church and now leader at Connersville Presbyterian preached and spent time with friends here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMichael
Spring Hill Church
Connersville Presbyterian Church
Statewide YMCA relay race to open June 18 in Evansville
Indiana YMCA Hi Y teams plan a 784 mile relay starting June 18 at 6 am in Evansville. A letter from the Evansville mayor will travel to Chicago via YMCA routes as runners relay across the state. The event aims to finish in 78 hours with long distance leaders honored by the state committee. Local Hi Y organizers call a Monday 8 pm meeting for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Evansville
Chicago
Hi-Y
Local Camp Eyes July 4th Log Rolling Drill in Lebanon
Lone Tree Camp No. 7253 held a regular meeting at Woodmen's Hall in which Wyatt J. Bockover received the adoption degree. The camp grows toward three hundred members and plans to enter the Lebanon log rolling competitive drill, a state wide event with several hundred dollar prizes. Delegates Will Ehrhardt and Earl Suttles were chosen to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Woodmen’s Hall
Wyatt J. Bockover
Lebanon
Ind
Will Ehrhardt
Earl Suttles
Purdue engineers revive captured U-boat battery for lab use
Purdue Universitys school of electrical engineering has rehabilitated an old wartime storage battery from a captured German U-boat. Senior students disassembled cleaned and reassembled the unit and estimated its capacity at about 3700 ampere hours at 400 amperes. The battery will calibrate large current instruments and test railway lands during the summer under Prof D D Ewing and instructors guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
School of Electrical Engineering
Purdue University
Navy Department
Cincinnati Storage Battery Company
A. H. Luhrman
Purdue
D. D. Ewing
Missing Stegemeier Found Near Fisher Station In Distress
Richard W. Stegemeier wealthy cafeteria owner who had been missing since Tuesday was located by his eldest son at Fisher Station. He was in a dazed state and could not explain what occurred during the disappearance but showed no signs of physical harm. The older man had been under a noxious strain prior to vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Stegemeier
Fishers Station
Here
Stegemeier
Seizure of Large Still and Mash At Rushville Farm
Federal agents and Chief Blackburn raid Capp Miller's Rushville farm seizing a large still and 15 barrels of mash totaling 750 gallons. The still capacity is 100 gallons and the white mule whiskey was in curing stage. Miller was absent and remains a fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capp Miller
Rushville
Walker Townshin
Blackburn
Mrs Mae Wor thin Dun Marries Jack Murphy in Chicago
The wedding took place at noon at the Presbyterian rectory in Chicago with Jack Murphy, a Chicago manufacturer and vice president of two territories. The bride received a 78-diamond lavalliere. After a country wedding trip they plan six months in the Orient. Mrs Murphy, born in Greensburg, is a writer and Western Writers Association member living in Chicago with her son George H Dunn Jr. in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Worthin Dun
Chicago
Presbyterian
Jack Murphy
United States
Europe
Lavalliere
Lakes
Orient
Murphy
Greensburg
Western Writers’ Association
New York
George H. Dunn, Jr
McGranahan-Burgess announce Lawrenceburg marriage
Mrs. James McGranahan of Lawrenceburg announces the marriage of her eldest daughter Miss Fannie M. McGranahan to Mr. Julius Gordon Burgess. The ceremony was by Rev. Lawrence C. Trent in Indianapolis on May 13. Burgess works as a conductor for the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railroad. the bride is the daughter of ex City Councilman James McGranahan and a Lawrenceburg High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess-McGranahan
James McGranahan
Lawrenceburg
Fannie M. McGranahan
Julius Gordon Burgess
Lawrence C. Trent
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Burgess
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
Storekeeper fatally struck by Big Four train at Nortonburg
John W. Gilbert 69, a Nortonburg general store owner, died two hours after a 10:40 am collision with a Big Four passenger train. He was hurled over forty feet, died in Columbus, survived by a widow and two daughters in Indianapolis and this city. It is the first fatal Columbus branch accident in years since 1883 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilbert
Nortonburg
Gilbert
Columbus
Thomas MecGyley
Indianapolis
Webber Smith
Ministers oppose film canceling The Pilgrim in Decatur County
Decatur county ministers disapprove The Pilgrim and any film reflecting unfavorably on Christian ministry. They commend the K P Theatre manager for canceling the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur County
K. of P. Theatre
Greenburg Graduate Mary Ruth Hall Wins Diploma at Teachers College
Mary Ruth Hall represented Greensburg in a large graduating class from Teachers College Indianapolis yesterday. She completed Kindergarten and Primary studies. Exercises were at Roberts Park Methodist Church with State Superintendent Benjamin J. Burris delivering the address. Eliza A. Blaker, college president, presented the diplomas.
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Mary Ruth Hall
Greensburg
Teacher’s College
Indianapolis
Roberts Park
Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin J. Burris
Andi
Eliza A. Blaker
Prof Neaf Relatives Here Highlighted in Today’s Star
A photo feature in Today’s Star profiles Prof. Alva O Neaf of the University of Arizona, noting his relatives in the area. The piece emphasizes local ties and the professor’s ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Alva'o. Neaf
Tpiyeea ‘Ty
Arizona
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William Angle
Montigello — — Mrs. Ssorgintia
Meiks-Miller
Toni
Freeman
Littell Sells
Ormer
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