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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

6

Legion Commander Leads Color Guard at Col Galbraith Funeral

At Cincinnati service Saturday the Legion Commander led the massed colors guard for Col F W Galbraith in a national flag procession. Sgt E J Harbison was second in command as Greensburg and Lawrenceburg men formed the fourth district color detachment. Moving pictures were taken by many firms and will appear in news reels soon.

Legion F. W. Galbraith The Cincinnati E. J. Harbison Stapp Bolles National Legion Clare Dock Greensburg James McKinney Lawrenceburg Indiana American Legion Department of Ohio Legion Department of Indiana Legion Batesville Aurora Fourth District Col. Galbraith Capt. de la Vergne Legion of Honor Ft. Thomas Ohio

Westport Car Crash No Injuries Reported

Mr and Mrs Philip Michael their son and daughter and Mr and Mrs Michael Burkett of east of Westport were in an early Sunday wreck while en route to St Dennis church. The Michael car veered toward the ditch, rolled onto its side, breaking the windshield. Passengers shaken but unharmed, they continued to church.

Philip Michael Michael Burkett East of Westport St. Dennis Church Michael

Springhill Farmers Club to Meet at Logan Home

The Springhill Farmers Club holds an all day meeting on Thursday June 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Nathan Logan near Clarksburg.

Springhill Farmers’ Club Nathan Logan Clarksburg

City Council Orders Alley Clean-Up By Businesses

Police alert business leaders around the square to tidy alleys in response to a city council order. Action targets improving sanitation and safety in local streets.

Marriage of Charles Meyer Jr to Olive Broom in Gardena

Mrs. Oscar Barkley of east of town announced the marriage of her nephew Charles Meyer Jr to Olive Broom. The ceremony occurred on May 21 in Gardena California. Charles Meyer is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Meyer formerly of Newpoint and works as an electrical engineer.

Meyer-Broom Oscar Barkley Charles Meyer, Jr Olive Broom Gardena California Meyer Charles Meyer Newpoint

Prowler Let Off After Counsel With Patrolmen

Patrolmen picked up a man Saturday evening after reports he peered into houses on South Franklin street. He was lectured and dismissed due to no evidence of unlawful activity. Police later addressed a similar report in the north part of the city and warned they will stop this peeping behavior.

Franklin Street

Local Correspondents and Births Reported in Ohio Notices

Mr and Mrs Van Woodfill traveled to Cincinnati today. Edward Pumphrey Admr to Mary S Alexander sells 103 acres in Clay township for 19070 dollars. Mr and Mrs G Clippinger Mrs David Brown Harry Black Mrs Leslie Martin and Miss Virginia Smith depart tomorrow for Lafayette to attend the State convention of the Christian church Sunday school. David Wynn Shirk is a new son born to Mr and Mrs San Shirk six miles north of town Thursday.

van Woodfill Cincinnati Edward Pumphrey Admr Mary S. Alexander Clay Township Clippinger David Brown Harry Black Leslie Martin Virginia Smith Lafayette Christian Church David Wynn Shirk San. Shirk

Railroad Detectives to Meet in Greensburg

Southeastern Indiana railroad detectives will convene in Greensburg at the city hall starting about eleven in the morning. Attendees will arrive from various roads across the region for the one day meeting.

Greensburg Indiana

Masons Visit State Home Carried 25 Autos

Greensburg Lodge No. 36 F. and A. M. led a Sunday trip to the State Masonic Home at Franklin with 25 cars carrying 125 people. Worshipful Master Frank Donnell presided as Rev. A. H. Pitkin spoke and donations topped $30 for the Home’s boys and girls orchestra.

Franklin Greensburg Lodge No Frank Donnell R. E. McKay Guy Guthrie W. C. Pulse Ira Rigby C. E. Travis Brother Boyd C. E. Grimes Decatur County Mary Hamilton Alert A H Pitkin Kingdom of God Greensburg

Oldenburg Academy Commencement Thursday

The annual commencement of St. Frances Academy at Oldenburg will be held next Thursday. State Superintendent of Instruction Hines will deliver the address as he nears a presidency at Terre Haute’s Indiana State Normal School. Henry Hellmich and others will escort him. The address is at 9 a.m. Locals and Greensburg attendees are expected.

St. Frances Academy Oldenburg Hines Indiana State Normal School Terre Haute Henry Hellmich Greensburg

Brick Street Buckled and Exploded Under July Sun

The brick street at East Main and Vine near Judge John W. Craig and G. Schultz buckled and blew up at 1 15 PM. A loud cannon-like report drew a crowd as traffic stopped. The sun heated pavement, tearing a several foot wide strip across the street. A similar blast occurred a square west two years earlier.

East Main Vine Street John W. Craig G. Schultz

Alvin Haskamp Thrown From Bicycle At Corner

Alvin Haskamp son of Mrs Katie Haskamp was thrown from his bicycle yesterday afternoon at Hendricks and Lincoln while trying to avoid a turning machine. He braked hard and toppled off, suffering bad bruises but no broken bones.

Alvin Haskamp Katie Haskamp Hendricks Lincoln Young Haskamp

Miss Mildred Mendenhall Returns for Summer Visit

Miss Mildred Mendenhall arrives home to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Rush Mendenhall for the summer after completing her freshman year at the University of Kansas. Mrs Will Snyder and children travel to Indianapolis to visit relatives and will visit Connersville before returning.

Mildred Mendenhall Rush Mendenhall Miss Mendenhall University of Kansas Will Snyder Indianapolis Connersville

Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of Rossburg Church Celebrated

A Rossburg gathering celebrated seventy five years since the church’s founding and its entry into the association. Rev W A Pavey preached of the church fathers and long service, with a noon dinner and an afternoon anniversary service led by Rev I C Overman. Jeff Davis read the church history and praised the builders. Edward Hancock spoke on Rev George Washington Bowers. Music and a singing of Come to the Church in the Wildwood closed the event.

Rossburg W. A. Pavey Greensburg Brother Ogden Jeff Davis Davis Littl Rossburs Church Pavey I. C. Overman Mr. Davis Edward Hancock Brother Bowers Tnen Pavev Wildwood Mr. Devis Rosshure Sundey

Trial of Mrs. Cora Willey on assault with intent to kill

Mrs. Cora Willey is tried in circuit court for assault and battery with intent to kill after shooting Pat Darmody on April 16. Prosecutors include John Holcomb and Frank Hamilton. defense Tremain and Turner and George Bruce. Judge John W. Craig presides as jurors are selected amid intense publicity.

Cora Willey Pat Darmody Tremain and Turner George Bruce John Holcomb Frank Hamilton John W. Craig Carmody Robert Long Hospital

Meek Family Visits St. Vincent Hospital

Adam Meek and grandson Hannla Meek visited Marjorie Meek at St. Vincent hospital yesterday and found her still improving. Her father has gone to Cincinnati to resume work and her mother will remain with her. Miss Stella Worvey of Indianapolis is a guest of natives here. Her father was county recorder here fifty years ago. Mrs. Arthur Green and Mr. Ira Scripture returned to Indianapolis after spending the week end with sister Mrs. Emma Dixon.

Adam Meek Hannla Meek Marjorie Meek St. Vincent Hospital Cincinnati Stella Worvey Indianapolis N‘atives Arthur Green Ira Scripture Emma Dixon

Adjutant General Smith Ordered to Princeton by Indiana Governor

Adjutant General Harry B. Smith was sent to Princeton by Governor McCray to investigate a vigilantes movement that drove about 150 foreign workers from coal fields. McCray urged Gibson county officials to maintain order, asserting Indiana will uphold law and order.

Indianapolis Ind Harry B. Smith Princeton McCray Gibson County Indiana

Greensburg Name Adopted in 1822 and Tied to Hendricks Home

Ninety-nine years ago, on June 14 1822, Decatur County commissioners chose Greensburg as the county seat site on Hendricks and Walker lands. Col Thomas Hendricks resided nearby, a log cabin served as the courthouse until 1827, and local lore ties the name to Greensburg Pennsylvania via courtship of Hendricks daughters.

Greensburg Col Thomas Hendricks Central Avenue East Street Thetate Indiana Decatur County Brookville Walker Hendricks Ballinger Thomas Hemfricks Greensbure Col. Hendricks East Central Avenue

Detective Force from Middle States Holds Monthly Conference

Chief William J. Love of Cincinnati and other railroad law officers attended a City Hall gathering in which captains from Big Four railroads shared welcome words. Attendees included officials from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Springfield, and Louisville, among others, highlighting the force’s unified effort against property crime.

Middle States Big Four M. C. Jenkins Law and William J. Love Cincinnat Inspector Baldwin Cincinnati Wilkins Cleveland George Jones

Texas Leads Nation in Sheep and Goats by Census

Texas remains the top sheep state with 2,552,412 head, followed by California 2,400,151 Idaho 2,356,270 Ohio 2,102,550 Montana 2,082,919 Oregon 2,002,378 Indiana 643,889 and Illinois 639,819. The U.S. total sheep count is 3,484,524 down from 3,?52,447,861 ten years ago. Goats declined from 3,426,506 to 2,915,125 with Texas owning 1,706,606, over half of all goats.

Texas California Idaho Ohio Montana Oregon Indiana U. S

Poultry Dealers Arrested in Rush County

Several poultry dealers were arrested in Rush county for operating without the required licenses. Mrs. James Landers and her grandson Clyde Davis of Westport visited Mrs. Mary Neely in North Vernon for a few days last Saturday.

Rush County James Landers Clyde Davis Westport North Vernon Mary Neely

Membership ranks high as Legion post eyes Culver convention

Joe Welch Post members signaled plans to attend the state Legion convention at Culver June 25-26. Philip Stapp urged early contact for reservations as arrivals will be free with boating swimming horseback riding and other entertainments. A committee was formed to draft resolutions of respect to Col. F W Galbraith. The post ranks fifth in state membership, trailing Ft Wayne South Bend Michigan City and Logansport.

Joe Welch American Legion Legion Culver Philip Stapp Ira Miller Dyar Wood Sanford Starks Robert Haas F. W. Galbraith Ft. Wayne South Bend Michigan City Logansport Greensburg

Emery elected national commander of American Legion

John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously chosen national commander to succeed Col. F W Galbraith Jr who was killed in an auto accident last Thursday at the national executive committee meeting. Thomas J Bannigan of Hartford Connecticut was elected vice commander replacing Emery. Emery served at Fort Sheridan trained officers and later fought in France with Company F 18th Infantry first brigade third division where he became a major on August 30. He was born July 4 1881 in Grand Rapids.

Indianapolis John G. Emery Grand Rapids Mich American Legion F.W. Galbraith, Jr Thomas J. Bannigan Hartford Conn Emery Fort Sheridan France 18Th Infantry

Big Four Captains Parade City Tour

Chief of Police Meek escorted the captains of the Big Four detectives on a city tour after their convention today. The group praised the city and its beautiful homes and shaded streets during the outing.

Indiana National Bank Director Dies in Indianapolis

Volney T. Malott aged 82, chairman of the board of the Indiana National Bank, died after an extended illness in Indianapolis. A leading banker, he was well known throughout the middle west.

Indianapolis Volney T. Malott Indiana National Bank

Local visits and travels among Indiana families

Rev. Harry Chapman of Jeffersonville visits cousin Mrs. Elmer Monroe in Liberty. D. A. Blackmore Mrs Castle and Mr and Mrs Watson of Indianapolis spend yesterday with friends here. Mr and Mrs Homer Meek and Mr and Mrs Donald Fitzgerald of Indianapolis motor to Oxford Ohio for Miami University baccalaureate. Meek and Fitzgerald were former fellow students there. Morris Dixon son of H C Dixon county superintendent of schools Salem NJ will graduate this week from the University of Philadelphia. Father reared near Westport taught in Sand Creek township before moving east about twenty years ago.

Harry Chapman Jeffersonville Elmer Monroe Liberty D. A. Blackmore Castle Watson Indianapolis Homer Meek Donald Fitzgerald Oxford Ohio Miami University Messrs Meek and Fitzgerald Morris Dixon H. C. Dixon Salem N. J University of Philadelphia Westport Sandcreek Township

Ten Thousand Shriners Parade Through Des Moines

Ten thousand Shriners in Des Moines, wearing every color, passed in review before Ellis Lewis Garretson of Tacoma Washington Imperial Potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The parade marked one of the largest Shrine Imperial Council gatherings by numbers.

Des Moines Ellis Lewis Garretson Tacoma Wash Imperial Potertate Order of Nobles Shrine Imperial Council

Terre Haute Area Farm Chosen for Gibault Home Site

The Knights of Columbus announce the Fred B. Smith home five miles from Terre Haute has been bought by the Indiana State Council for 75000 as the site of the Father Gibault home. The 100 acre property includes a 35 room house and modern farm improvements. remodeling begins now for occupancy by October.

Terre Haute Knights of Columbus Gibault Jos. M. Nurre Fred B. Smith State Council Father Gibault Catholic Bishops of Indiana National Catholic Welfare Council

Rollin Turner Speaks on the Flag at Rushville Rotary Picnic

Rollin Turner addressed the Rotary club on the flag and Flag Day at a Rushville picnic. Postmaster Hal T. Kitchin and guests from Osgood and Shelbyville were introduced. Rev J R Bardelmier offered prayer as Sam Bonner chaired the meeting.

Rollin Turner Rotary Hal T. Kitchin Lieut. Finkelmier Osgood Walker Shelbyville Frank Donnell J. R. Bardelmier Sam Bonner Rushville

Golay Orchestra to Play for Alert Graduation

Trustee C N Fulton of Jackson township arranged a fine program for the Alert commencement Friday evening. The Golay orchestra will provide music and Judge Will M Sparks of Rushville will deliver the address. He will be accompanied by Judge John W Craig Supt J R Crawley and E J Hancock from Greensburg.

C. N. Fulton Jackson Township Golay Will M. Sparks Rushville Sparks Greensburg Alert

Eighth Grade Diplomas for Three Townships

The eighth grade commencement will be held at Millhousen tonight with Deputy State Superintendent Hubbard as speaker. Tomorrow Prof Crawley will award Sand Creek township graduates their diplomas in Westport. Friday evening Jackson township will hold its commencement at Alert with Judge Sparks as speaker. this will complete this year’s commencements.

Millhousen Hubbard Crawley Westport Sandcreek Township Jackson Township Alert Judge Sparks Rushville

Henry County Odd Fellows to Visit State Home

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Mooreland Henry county plan to visit the State Home next Sunday. They will make it an all day event and will bring lunches to eat on the grounds.

Odd Fellows Rebekahs Mooreland Henry County

Miss Eleanor Miller and Bessie Donnell Attend State Sunday School Conven tion

Miss Eleanor Miller and Miss Bessie Donnell travel to Lafayette to attend the State Sunday school convention representing the Presbyterian church.

Eleanor Miller Bessie Donnell Lafayette The Presbyterian Church

Fourth district shows strong support for Old Fourth ticket

Bert C Morgan Republican of the Fourth district in Washington cites an informally shared result: the Fourth district likely delivered a larger share of votes than the national average. Decatur county records show 658 registered voters with 410 voting, suggesting high local turnout and solid backing for the ticket.

Bert. C. Morgan Republi Washington Decatur County Allo

C M and St P System Lease Ties Chicago Route to Cincinnati

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul system secures a 999 year lease to Cincinnati line connecting Westport and Chicago via Terre Haute and Milwaukees St Paul, touching Decatur Bartholomew Vigo and Clinton. The deal effectively transfers control and debt, signaling a near sale of the line.

Chicago

Ford Agent Luncheon Highlights Illinois Ford Agency

Daily Powell of the A Sons and Walter Parker of Paul Motor Company led a luncheon at Columbia for Ford agents from eastern Illinois. The event praised Decatur County for leading the state in Ford agency numbers and was described as a pleasant compliment.

Powell A. Sons Walter Parker Paul Motor Company Columbia Ford Star Illinois Decatur County

Beck and son take auto journey to Kansas City area

J. W. Beck and his son began an auto trip early today. They plan to travel to Kansas City then proceed to Oklahoma and south. Mrs Beck remains to manage land and household duties during the journey.

J. W. Beck and Son Beck Kansas City

John Barringer Faces Tonsil Operation at Indianapolis Hospital

John Barringer of street goes to the medical portal in Indianapolis for tonsil trouble. Doctors expect he will require an operation to remove the tonsils.

John Barringer Indianapolis Barringing

New Tractor Unloaded Boosts Farmer's Field Work

South of the leading farmers it utv, Ar Will Jackson unloaded a large Trax day a Huber. This add er will make it possible so sow to beat the fine fee already established.

Will Jackson Utv

Caledoni Presbyterian Church Dedication Attended

Attendees from local families including Mr and Mrs Will Kins Mr and Mrs Ernest Powers and Mr Nathan Logan joined the dedication of the Caledoni Presbyterian Church. Rev Tyle of Xenia Ohio delivered a sermon and Rev J S delivered revival service.

Will Kins Ernest Powers Nathan Logan and Maxwell Rafus Presbyterian Church of the Tyle Xenia Ohio J. S Ael Schmunk Maxwe Moore

Tens Couple Plans Trip to French Lick

Mr and Mrs Tens prepare a visit to French Lick in a few weeks as travel plans.

Mr. Tens

Also Mentioned on This Page

Galbraith Masonic Home Rev A. H. Pitkin Oldenburg Academy Brick Street Tremain Bruce Holcomb H. C. Doles Ernest Cory F. E. Ryan Cliff Kirkpatrick Hugh Flint J H. Deniston David Higgins Carl Ewing Taylor Goddard Harry Howard Charles Thornburg Seth Lowe Smith Edward Ballinger Henry Risting Green P. Webster Abraham Dumont J. P. Mann John Billington O. T M. Lamore Bellfontaine Edward Holmes Thomson-Davis Company Pike Contractors Clifty Shriners Golay Orchestra C. F C. M St. P ONG Auto Caledoni Church
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