Mrs Cora Wille Found Not Guilty In Assault Trial
In Greensburg on April 16 1921 Mrs Cora Wille was found not guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill after a four hour jury deliberation. She testified the shooting occurred in self defense to protect her name and family as Darmody pursued her into a sister's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Willey
Pat Darmody
David Higgins
Frank Ryan
Ernest Cory
Taylor Goddard
Hugh Flint
Seth Lowe
Harry Howard
Holcomb
G. W. Bruce
R. A. Turner
Turner
Frank Hamilton
Dora McGinn
Goldie Willey
Daugther
Eagles to face Hope American Legion in Sunday game
The Eagles ball club plans a strong lineup for the Sunday game at Eagles ball park against the Hope American Legion team. Hope’s manager Dr Sam Espy says they will bring one of southeastern Indiana’s strongest teams, with seats to be sold at Pierson's Cigar store starting Thursday.
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Eagles Ba Park
Hope American Legion
Eagles Ball Club
Eagles
Hope
Sam Espy
Indiana
Greensburg
Ind
DR. Uspy
Pierson’s Cigar Store
President of American Bar Association Dies at 70
Judge W. Blount of Pensacola Florida, president of the American Bar Association, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He arrived for treatment yesterday and was 70 years old. Leo Cole and Mildred Davis are visiting relatives in Shelbyville for the week.
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Ultimore
Pensacola
Florida
American Bar Association
John Hopkins Hospital
Marion Township to Extend School Year to Eight Months
Trustee Buckley announced to a Millhousen audience that Marion Township will have eight months of school next year. The move follows several years of school progress and a high rate of graduates, with Buckley offering more opportunities to boost enrollment and learning.
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Marion TP
Rd Buckley
Millhousen
Marion Township
Bucklev
Surgeon Reports Tuberculosis Treatment for World War Soldiers
Dr F C Smith of the U S Public Health Service described government efforts to treat tuberculous veterans at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting in New York. He noted 35 150 former soldiers treated since the war risk insurance act, about half since March 3 1919 in PHS hospitals. Thirteen of the 61 PHS hospitals devote to tuberculosis with Fort Bayard New Mexico the largest, followed by Prescott Arizona Asheville North Carolina Camp Kearny California Greenville South Carolina and New Haven Connecticut. Some bases were reused hospitals, but results and morale have been good as ex service medical staff care for patients awaiting sanatorium construction in selected localities.
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New York
F. C. Smith
United States Public Health Service
National Tuberculosis Association
The
Public Health Service
Smith
Fort Bayerd
N. M
Prescott
Ariz
Ashville
N. C
Camp Kearney
Cal
Greenville
S. C
New Haven
Professor Arthur Young Discharged at Miami University
Dr Arthur Everett Young faced student and faculty opposition over alleged Miami University conditions and was dismissed by an almost unanimous Board of Trustees vote on Monday He received five months extra pay and his proposals were rejected The alumni rehiring claim was denied Dean Young spoke to the board before the vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Arthur Everett Young
Miami University
Dean Young
Franklin Man Chosen Recording Secretary
Indianapolis June 15 IL N Brown of Franklin Ind was chosen today by unanimous vote of the State Board of Agriculture as its recording secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Charles Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
IL. N. Brown
Franklin
Ind
State Board of Agriculture
Charles Kennedy
Circuit Court News: Ross Suit Overruled and Claims Details
Clara Ross et al v Nancy E Ross sees a motion to separate overruled in a money loan case on 1000 dollars. Jacob H Deitzer must answer Shelby County commissioners fees. George J Armstrong estate not subject to inheritance tax. Part of Elizabeth Moore estate inherited by George Wainscott assessed 8.75 in inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ross Et al
Nancy E. Ross
Jacob H. Deitzer
Shelby County Commissioners
George J. Armstrong
Elizabeth Moore
George Wainscott
Marion Township Classes Draw Large Crowd at Commencement
Marion Township held a full hall for commencement exercises led by Deputy State Superintendent J S Hubbard. He urged efficient schools, centralized teaching, and better roads as steps to modernize Indiana education and prepare students for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milhousen
Marion Township
Knights of St. John Hall
J. S. Ihubbard
Hubbard
Indiana
Jennings County
Rotary Outing in Rushville Delights Attendees
The Rotary picnic at Rushville yesterday featured horse shoes, games, and a fried chicken dinner. An entertainer from Indianapolis performed sleight of hand and music while Greensburg and Newcastle attendees praised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Indianapolis
Newcastle
Greensburg
Wil Lanham
Catherine
Roy Privett
Rollin
Jerman
Jan21
Hal Kitchin
Hal Thomas
Roy Kanouse
George Shoemaker
Frank Donnell
Frank Loyd
John Russell
Taggart Is Favorite Pitcher At Bedford
Earl Taggart a local post office employee pitched the winning game for Bedford Sunday defeating the Monons of Bloomington 6 to 4. He held Bloomington to seven hits and has become the prime favorite in the stone city as Bedford fans and the manager praise his performance. He has been asked to pitch for Bedford at Bloomington on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Taggart
Bedford
Monons
Bloomington
Stone City
Taggart
Indianapolis Businessmen Visit Rushville Luncheon
Seventy five members of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce visited Rushville at noon today and were guests at a luncheon in the Knights of Pythias building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
Indianapolis
Rushville
K. of P
Things Going On in Greensburg Tonight
Regular weekly prayer services at Elks Lodge Haymakers Lodge and movie showings at K P Theatre and Movies South Siee Theatre listed for Greensburg tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Elks Lodge
Haymakers Lodge
K. P. Theatre
Movies South
Siee Theatre
Rotary convention in Edinburgh promotes international amity
June 15 at the Republic cotland hall Rotary members gathered for a world Peace Day style program. A proposed amendment to the constitution seeks universal peace through business good fellowship and international cooperation. A pageant by Edin burgh youth showcased twenty five Rotary countries underscoring the drive for global goodwill. General Pershing cited in cablegrams echoed the theme while other clubs sent greetings and committee proposals to foster amity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Ireland
Scotland
United Tary
Local Rebekans Visit Shelbyville Lodge
A group of Rebekah lodge members visited the Shelbyville chapter last night to witness degree work by a Rushville team. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs. William Rausch, Mrs. James Gilbert, and Mrs. Henry Schwabe. Chelbyrlie hostesses provided refreshments. all enjoyed an excellent time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Shelbyville
Rushville
G. O. Barnard
William Rausch
James Gilbert
Henry Schwabe
Animals killed by storm strike near Slab Town
Three mules and a sheep owned by Henry M. Redleman near Slab Town were killed when lightning struck trees sheltering them during a Saturday night electrical storm. The mules were under one tree and the sheep under another. the animals died. The mules had been valued at about $220 after appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Redleman
Slabtown
Letts Girl to Graduate From Univ of Cincinnati
Miss Nellie I. Evans daughter of Mrs Emma B Evans of Letts will graduate in the School of Nursing and Health in the College of Medicine at the University of Cincinnati on Saturday. Mrs Evans and two daughters Mildreds and Blanche will attend the commencement in Cincinnati Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie I. Evans
Emma B. Evans
Letts
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Evans
Mildreds
Blanche
Cincinnati
Ladies Auxiliary Picnic Set for Hillsdale Park
The Ladies Auxilliary of the Knights of St. John plans a picnic at Hillsdale Park on Thursday June 23 with games boating and a dinner. Mr and Mrs Omer Brook Mikey are proud parents of a son born at 6 this morning named Carl Leon. mother and baby are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Knights of St. John
Hillsdale Park
Omer Brook
Mikey
Carl Leon
Babe
Indiana Forecast Sees Unsettled Weather and Showers
The forecast for Indiana indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with likely showers. Temperatures are expected to rise slightly in the eastern portion, bringing warmer readings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Applications Due for Citizens Military Training Camp
The Fifth Corps Area Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana announces June 25 as the last day to file for admission to the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky running July 2 to August 20. About 1200 students are authorized. selection follows county population and lottery if oversubscribed. Successful applicants and alternates will be notified by letter after June 25.
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Fifth Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Ind
Congress
Corps
Als
Bondholders Reinvest Coupons in Treasury Savings Securities
In mid June $42 million paid to First Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes holders in the Seventh Federal Reserve District as semi annual interest. Large blocks buy more Government Bonds with interest coupons while all coupon clippers may use coupons as cash for Treasury Savings securities. Treasury officials note even small holders can earn by reinvesting interest money. Postmaster Hal T. Kitchin says coupons are accepted to pay for Savings securities issued in 25 cent to 1000 dollar denominations, yielding 4 percent quarterly. Thousands of Liberty Bond holders convert their coupons biannually, viewing it as the world’s safest investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Treasury Savings
Arbuckle Moves Auto Sales Agency to New Location
E. E. Arbuckle, agent for Olds automobile and Wallace-Cib tractor, relocates from Stevenson property at Monfort and Main to the Styers property across the street, former Larimore-Overland salesroom. The move provides better facilities and space for machinists Overton and Collins. Unverified report says the old site may be sold to Standard Oil for a filling station, a pursuit pursued for over a year.
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E. E. Arbuckle
Oldsmobile
Stevenson
Monfort
Main
Styers
Larimore- Overland
Mr. Arbuckle
Overton and
Collins
Standard Oil Company
Hyatt divorce suit filed in Indianapolis court
A divorce action has been filed in the Superior Court at Indianapolis by Leroy Hyatt against Hazel G. Hyatt. The couple are former Greensburg residents, and the case seeks a dissolution of their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Leroy Hyatt
Hazel G. Hyatt
Greensburg
Many Flags Displayed in Greensburg Yesterday
Flag Day observations in Greensburg noted a large display of Old Glory across homes and businesses. Delegates touring East North Street observed nearly every residence waving flags as part of the city hall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
East North Street
Harry Carey Star of Western Films At Eagles Ball Park
The piece notes Harry Carey, renowned for Western roles, rose from stage to film with Universal and is highlighted in a screening of The Freeze Out at the Eagles Ball Park on Thursday June 16. Brookville Jazz Band to provide post film music.
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Harry Carey
Montana
Nickelodeon
Carey
California
David W. Griffith
Biograph Company
Universal
Eagles Ball Park
Brookville
K of C Team to Meet Fugit Township Stars Next Sunday
Next Sunday the K of C ball team will play the Fugit Township Stars at Hillsdale park calling the game for 2 30. Manager Bergen said a special battery is secured and no expense will be spared to win. Fisher and Nieman will pitch for the K C with Kinker catching. A big crowd is expected.
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Hillsdale Park
Fugit Nine
K. of C
Fugit Township Stars
Bergen
Fugit Township Nine
K. of C.’s
Fugits
Fisher
Nieman
Richland Farmers Hold Picnic at Hillsdale Park
Richland township farmers held a large picnic at Hillsdale Park with nearly six hundred attendees including children. The day featured swimming boating games and a hearty dinner. A baseball game between two local teams entertained the crowd. Tomorrow Rushville township farmers association members will attend a Hillsdale picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Township
Hillsdale Park
Rushville Township Farmers Association
Hillsdale
Ira Moore Improves After Illness in Liberty Church District
The Liberty church neighborhood reports Ira Moore who has been sick is a little better today. Family and neighbors note gradual improvement and ongoing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Moore
Liberty Church
Indiana University Alumni Honor 101st Anniversary in Decatur City
Dr W A Rawles addressed the Decatur County IU alumni reunion at the YMCA. The event crowned officers Miss Helen Coles president and Walter Lowe secretary treasurer. Speakers included Judge John Goddard Frank Hamilton Ira B Hamilton and Miss Kate Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Decatur County
I. U
Indiana
Psi Iota Xi
Walter B. Lowe
John Goddard
Judge Goddard
Frank Hamilton
Association
W. W. Bonner
Ira B. Hamilton
Kate Stewart
Bonner
Hamilton
Miss Stewart
Wm. A. Rawles
School of Commerce and Finance
Rawles
David H. Maxwell
Dean Rawles
Helen Coles
Walter Lowe
Realty Transfers and Social Note North Broadway and Local Visit
Nathaniel Gentry transfers property on North Broadway to S H Kennedy for 1850 dollars. Oscar G Miller transfers to John L Evans property in city for 1250 dollars. Richard Merkins of Chicago will arrive Friday to spend the weekend with Miss Ita Cole east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Gentry
S. H. Kennedy
North Broadway
Oscar G. Miller
John L. Evans
Richard Merkins
Chicago
Ita Cole
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Cora Wille
Patrick Darmody
Leo Cole
Mildred Davis
Voting Austen
Franklin Man
Circuit Court News
Jis
Rotary Club
Hyma
Republic
Rotary
Old Scoland
Unit
Shelbyville Lodge
Univ. OF Cincinnat
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Camp Knox Training Camp
P. O
Treasury
Arbuckle
Larimore-Overland Co
Standard Oi
Ugit Twp
Puay K. C
W.A. Rawles
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