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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

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Progressive County Convention in K. of P. Theatre

The Progressives held their county convention in the K. of P. theatre. Dr. D W. Weaver elected permanent chairman. J. Christian Jr. secretary. Speech by Hon. C F Jackman praised forward move and tariff reform. about 300 attendees including Republicans Democrats and women. Sheriff nominees William McCune and Elmer Ruddell selected after a vote.

K. of P C. L. White D W. Weaver J. Christian, Jr J. H. Doddridge C. F. Jackman Huntington Moose Jackman Penrose Cummins Hugh Miller Indianapolis Star Dectar County Committee On Rules Adams Band John L. Wright William McCune Elmer Ruddell Sandusky

Patent Medicines at Cut Prices Bartertons Drug Store

Bargain for patent medicines advertised with price cuts on 25c and 50c items and a 21.00 patent at 84c. Barterton's Drug Store promotes lower prices on remedies through a retail alert.

Barterton Drvug

Patton Rites Held for Robert Patton at Local Home

Robert Patton died Sunday at 2 p m at his sister Mrs Alice Applegate’s West Washington street home after a long illness. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev W H Reynolds officiating. He was born February 8 1840 in Hamilton county Ohio, never married, and survived by sister and brother David. His brother Mike and sister Mrs Abel Ewing preceded him. He ran a blacksmith shop near the Goddard schoolhouse before moving to town about twenty years ago.

Robert Patton Alice Applegate West Washington Street W. H. Reynolds John Alice Rybert Patton Hamilton County Ohio Goddard School House David Mike Abel Ewing

Home Journal marks twenty fifth anniversary at Soldiers and Sailors Home

The Home Journal of Knightstown celebrates its twenty fifth anniversary with a green cover and a class annual edition. Prof. Temple H. Dunn serves as superintendent, Mrs. Laura W. Cumback heads the school, and former resident Mrs. Ida M. Wray teaches grade one. Also highlighted are visitors Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lovett of Anderson, and portraits of past heads Prof. W. T. Stott and Prof. A. H. Graham.

the Home Journal Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home Knightstown Temple H. Dunn Hartsville University Laura W. Cumback Cumback Indiana Ida M. Wray John W. Lovett Anderson Greensburgers Lovett W.T. Stott Franklin A. H. Graham Rushville Columbus

Financial Destruction and the Fate of Local Merchants

A community appeal warns that mail-order houses pour money into distant cities while threatening local merchants who fund taxes and churches. The piece argues the long term aim is centralizing business in large cities, risking the town’s financial health unless residents support local commerce.

Grove on the tower inspires poetry and local lore

A long read recounts Prof. D. Eckley Hunter’s poem about the grove atop the Rushville courthouse tower. It traces the tower trees from 1870 to their decline, cites a 14-stanza poem, and notes local figures tied to the tower’s history and civic life.

D. Eckley Hunter Washington Ind Teachers’ Institute Court House

Miss Bryant Sues Deniston for Breach of Promise

Miss Alice A. Bryant of Valparaiso sues Noble G. Deniston of Sardinia for breach of promise seeking 10000 dollars. They became engaged in 1912 and 1913 with wedding plans altered to Christmas before she learned he had pursued other girls and had left town. He has worked as a manual training teacher in Baton Rouge.

Alice A. Bryant Valparaiso Noble G. Deniston Charles Denister Sardinia Noble Our City High School Bryant Gir Baton Rouge

Northern Receives Four-Year Income Tax Collector Duty

Cicero F Northern was commissioned as one of four income tax collectors for the district covering eastern half of the state. He reports to Indianapolis for a four year post at six dollars daily with travel and hotel allowances. Born November 12 1850 in Winston Salem North Carolina he later moved to Greensburg and held mayoral office before entering real estate law and insurance.

Cicero F. Northern Indianapolis Congressman Dixon Tammany Dixon Northern Winston-Salem N. C Greensburg Wallingford Dry Goods Indiana Odd Fellows O.C. F. Block Ed Kessing

Baptisms and Church Day at Presbyterian Church

At the Presbyterian Church a Children's Day program led by Mrs. Etta Forkner and Miss Eula Christian featured rose and ramble decorations in the chancel. Three infant baptisms were conducted for the Millers Perrys Tune families, with the Tune couple uniting by letter from Utica New York. Three boys from Bro. F C Chapman's class joined the church.

Presbyterian Church Etta Forkner Eula Christian William Miller Paul Perry E. E. Tune Utica N. Y Bro. F

Doctor's Wife Dead in Muncie and Terre Haute

Mrs. Harriett Kemper wife of Dr G W H Kemper died at her daughter Mrs John Lawrence Smith home in Terre Haute She was seventy years old a longtime Muncie church and club leader and first president of the Monday Afternoon Club The funeral was at High Street Methodist Episcopal Church The Kemper couple married August 15 1865 in Oscaloosa Iowa Her maiden name was Hattie Kemper The doctor comes from near Clarkburg and is a prominent longtime Muncie physician

Muncie Ind Harriett Kemper G. W. H. Kemper John Lawrence Smith Terre Haute Kemper High Street Methodist Episcopal Church Wallace W. Martin J. E. Ervine Oscaloosa Iowa Hattie Kemper Clarksburg

Trading at Home ProAct: Farmers' Guide Seeks Trade Articles

Huntington Indiana filing invites writers to submit reasons to trade at home and buy advertised goods for a $250 prize. If two articles are chosen, the prize is split by merit. Full details available by writing the Farmers' Guide. Now is the time to submit job work.

Farmers’ Guide Huntington Ind

Memory Returns For Seven Year Aphasia Case

Earl Iles once known as J. R. R. regains memory speech and limb control after bloodless surgery pioneered by Dr. Lorenz. Chiropractor Prof. C. M. Toskey diagnosed a neck vertebra dislocation, corrected it, and ongoing treatments every other night have removed the clot and restored function.

Lorenz Germany C. M. Toskey Toskey

Missionary Offering Sets Record for Sunday School

The Loyal Women's class led a record foreign missionary drive with $50 from Mrs Lizzie Hamilton and $50 from the remainder of the school plus $50 for the general fund. The sum supports two native evangelists in Bolengi Africa for one year, marking the largest annual foreign collection. The school previously gave $53 last year and touts this year’s achievement.

the Christian Sunday School Lizzie Hamilton Hamilton Bolengi Africa

Automobiles Tax List Under Review by County Board

Decatur county records show 274 automobiles listed for taxation this year at an average value of 213.45 dollars each. The County Board of Review suspects some vehicles were missed and believes valuations may be too low. The board plans to adjourn tomorrow.

Decatur County Board of Review

Hays Sees Indiana Primary Results Signal Political Upheaval

Will Hays asserts Indiana primaries show a sharp Republican gain and Democratic and Progressive losses across counties. He says former Progressives rejoin the party and cites widespread tariff discontent, energetic GOP organizing, and rising tax concerns shaping the 1914 campaign.

Indianapolis Ind Will H. Hays Republican State Committee Indiana Lake St. Joseph Allen Marion Henry Randolph Vigo Lawrence Vanderburg Ft. Wayne South Bend Gary Terre Haute Evansville Wilson- Bryan

Lee and Hyatt Couple Marry in Madison

Roscoe F. Lee civil engineer of Madison and Eva Hyatt of 318 West Sheridan street were married Saturday evening by Rev. J. H. Doddridge. They will reside in Madison. The bride, once a popular telephone operator here, later worked in Dr. H. S. Hopkins dental office.

Roscoe F. Lee Madison Golay Eva Hyatt West Sheridan Street J. H. Doddridge

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