New State Highway Route Picked From Greensburg to Batesville
Walter W. Bonner reports state highway director John D. Williams has chosen a route from Greensburg south on the Michigan road to Stringtown then east to Newpoint, continuing north of the track to Batesville and entering through Huntersville. Work may start at once if a right of way is guaranteed. otherwise condemnation could delay it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Bonner
Greensburg-Lawrenceburg
John D. Williams
Here
Batesville
Greensburg
Stringtown
Newpoint
Middlebranch Church
Franklin County
Decatur County
Decatur County Road Committee
E. J. Hancock
Franklin Street
Lem P. Dobyns
John F. Russell
Roy C. Kanouse
Greensboro
Lawrenceburg
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Decatur
Ripley
Dearborn
Franklin
Charles Woodward
Elmer Jerman
Iva Miller
J. P. Thomson
Lem Deohyns
John Russell
Roy Privett
George Menzie
Fred Baas
McClere
Ewbank
Rushworth
Will McMullen
John Hillenbrand
D. McCallum
Walter Bonner
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Columbus
Bartholomew County Committee
Franklin Men in Auto Accident
Paul Clark and Lester Eldrig, residents of Franklin, were injured in a Sunday car crash on the Morristown road five miles north of Shelbyville when the steering knuckle broke and the vehicle struck a telephone pole. Clark suffered head and shoulder cuts while Eldridge had a wrenching back and severe cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clark
Lester Eldrig
Franklin
Morristown
Shelbyville
Clark
Eldridge
Workman Suffers Rib Fracture in Construction Accident
James Sallee employed by McCormack and Trester was wounded at 1 30 this afternoon while razing a building for GC J Loyd Co. He fell through the floor striking his right side on a sleeper and fractured two ribs. He walked to Dr. P C Bentle for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Salee
McCormack and
Trester
GC. J. Loyd & Co
Sallee
P.C. Bentle
Ten Thousand to Parade in Indiana Sunday School Convention
The greatest Sunday School Convention in U S history opens in Indianapolis with a three day program. Ten thousand marchers will participate in an enormous parade and a Thursday pageant features six hundred performers. Notable speakers include Hugh S Magill W S Bovard Margaret Slattery William Bell Thomas S Young and Luther A Weigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Cable Tabernacle
Indiana
Hugh S. Magill
Chicago
International Sunday School Council
W. S. Bovard
Methodist Board of Sunday Schools
Margaret Slattery
Malden
Mass
William Bell
Puente
Calif
United Brethern Church
Indiana Sunday School Council of Religious Education
Thomas S. Young
Philadelphia
Luther A. Weigle
New Haven
Community Notes From St Maurice Area
Local residents report Friday shopping in Greensburg and Sunday visits with relatives in St Bernard Batesville Oldenburg and Greensburg. Attendees at a Wednesday Oldenburg dance and a wedding are listed with names including Osterling Theising Berkmier Nienan Wenning and Fleetwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schroeder
Greensburg
Ben Ashe
St. Bernard
Ohio
Diekman
Batesville
Ben Moorman
Henry Altenau
John Altenau
Memorial Hospital
Mollie Kappas
Margaret Theising
Ed Peters
Henry Seibel
Henry Alteneau
Ben Osterling
Clara Osterling
Oldenburg
Bob Hendricks
Catherine Nienan
Louis
Billy
Ann Berkmier
Jos
Margaret
Anna Theising
Alfred Wenning
Alfred Fleetwood
Laura
Gail
Bertha Cox
Bill Springmier
Benny Springmier
George Thrine
Clara
Hilda
Henry Theisine
Milroy K of P Elects Officers for 1923 Second Half
The Milroy K of P lodge elected officers for the latter half of 1923 at a regular semi annual meeting. Installed about July first will be Oliver Readmond C C Russell Kinnett W C Elmer Ryan Prelate Lester Housefield M A William Tuley I G James McNaman O G Past Chancellors Jack Osterling and Urmston Carr were named delegate and alternate to the grand lodge convention in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy K
P. Lodge
Oliver Readmond
C. C
Russell Kinnett
Vv. C
Elmer Ryan
Lester Housefield
M. A
William Tuley
I. G
James McNaman
O. G
Jack Osterling
Urmston Carr
Grand Lodge
Milroy Press
Mandamus Sought to Compel Road Contract Bids
Mandamus proceedings are expected to be filed soon to require the county commissioners to advertise for bids on another contract for the Clarksburg cement road. The State Tax Board ruled against $178,000 in bonds for this road but the ruling does not deter the board from proceeding with the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
State Tax Board
Rotary delegates open second session with solemn prayer
Thousands of delegates gathered in St Louis for the International Rotary convention as President Havins opened the second session with a brisk gavel and a call to keep things short. The day’s heat reached 90 degrees as the gathering observed a silent prayer for the departed of the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
International Rotary Convention
Havins
Columbus Man Fatally Hurt Near City
Otto Keller 20 formerly of East Columbus and Indianapolis was fatally injured four miles north of Columbus when his car wrecked on the state highway. He was en route to visit a young woman he planned to marry. the vehicle rolled over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Keller
Indianapolis
Columbus
Dry Cleaning Science Highlighted By Rotary Talk
W W Bonner reports on a Rotary club lecture by C F Wyant emphasizing dry cleaning as a sanitary method. He notes 99 percent germ kill with thorough dry cleaning, talks on distilling gasoline, regulatory oversight, and plant protection. Bonner also updates highway routing news toward Batesville and upcoming club events at Possum Glory with guests Lem Dobyns and Charles Winecordner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landlstead
C. F. Wyant
Davenport
Indiana
W. W. Bonner
Rotary Highway Committee
Jno. D. Williams Highway
Batesville
Michigan Road
Lem Dobyns
Highway Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Winecordner
Standard Oil Company
Miss Jessie Robbins Joins European Tour Party Led by Mrs Brown
Indianap olis residents join Mrs Demarchus Brown in leading a Europe tour group departing June 27 and sailing June 30. The Indianapolis contingent includes Miss Jessie Robbins and Mrs Ella Smith along with Miss Edith Evans and others from Indiana towns. The party brings travel expertise and female leadership for the European journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Robbins
Demarchus Brown
Indianapolis
Europe
Ella Smith
Anna Smith Buskirk
George Bauer, Jr
Margaret Evans
Edith Evans
Meedy S. Blish
Meedy, Jr
Wedding plans for Miss Dorothy Lucas and Theodore Rademaker
Miss Helen Coles left Indianapolis yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss Dorothy Lucas to Theodore Rademaker. The ceremony is set for June 20, 1923, at nine o'clock at St Paul’s Church in Marion, Indiana. The couple will reside at 4452 North Winchester Avenue, Chicago, after August 1. Miss Lucas has visited Indianapolis and is a graduate of Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Coles
Indianapolis
Dorothy Lucas
Theodore Rademaker
St. Paul’s Chuch
Marion
Indiana
Winchester Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Licas
Indiana University
Arrest of Calvin Terrill for unlicensed auto drying
Deputy Ira Hutchinson arrested Calvin Terrill this morning for drying a car with no license plate. The vehicle belonged to T. E. Day. Justice E. J. Harbison fined Terrill $1 plus costs totaling $11.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Terrill
Ira Hutchinson
T. E. Day
E. J. Harbison
Terrill
Mrs Neal Redman Disappears North Greensburg Woman Sought
Mrs Neal Redman 47 years old vanished from her Greensburg area home on May 27 and may have been seen in Indianapolis recently. Local and Indianapolis police aided by a deputy search the area and city for traces without success. Mrs Redman left for a neighbor party and was last seen wearing a blue and white apron and dress with blue stockings and tan shoes. A sister cares for six children in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Redman
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Mr. Redman
Chas. W. White
White
Mrs. Redman
Mr. White
Popular Leaders While Others Trail Far Behind In Voting Contest
Collier's weekly vote counts show Henry Ford leading Harding in third week popular choice with Ford at 21374 to Harding 20180. New Jersey shifts toward Ford while Massachusetts narrows to two vote Harding. New England states Maine New Hampshire and Vermont favor Ford. Other candidates totals include McAdoo 7685 Cox 6503 Johnson 6065 Hughes 5499 Smith 4613 Hoover 3629 La Follette 2689 Wood 1972 Borah 1429 Underwood 1238 Davis 1022 Lowden 626 Wilson 623 Ralston 22388. A noted twist: Harding, a poor publisher from a small town, is the choice of the rich, while Ford, said to be the world’s richest man, is the choice of the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Harding
Collier
Ford
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
McAdoo
COX
Achacoptopatecet Eee
Johnson
Hughes
Smith
Hoover
la Follette
Wood
Underwood
Davis
Cad
Bse
Teleuskels
Lowden
Wilson
Ralston
Colliers
Harvey Barnes 89 Dies. Widow and Siblings Survive
Harvey Barnes age 89 longtime Westport resident died at 10 this morning at his home five miles southeast of Westport after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Freedonia church at 10 with burial in Westport cemetery. Surviving: his widow, sister Mrs. Joseph Davis of south of Westport, and three brothers Taylor Barnes of Westport George Barnes of Savannah Mo and Thomas Barnes of Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Barnes
Westport
Barnes
Christian Church
Freedonia
J. C. Nicholson
Joseph Davis
South of Westport
Taylor Barnes
George Barnes
Savannah, Mo
Thomas Barnes
Anderson
Mrs Clarence Eward Laid To Rest In Chicago
A death notice from Mrs Mary J Cowing Chicago informs of Mrs Clarence Eward s death in that city. Services are set for 3 00 p m tomorrow with burial in Chicago. Surviving relatives include her daughter Lois and her mother and sister Myrtle Cowing. Clarence Eward died last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eward
George S. Littell
Mary J. Cowing
Chicago
Lois
Edward
Myrtle Cowing
Man Drowns In Flatrock Near Columbus
Leland Lozzell aged 22 of Columbus drowned in Flatrock seven miles from Columbus on Sunday afternoon while bathing. He was assistant superintendent of the Sunday School at Tabernacle Christian Church and planned to enter the ministry. Funeral conducted this afternoon by Rev. W. H. Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Lozzell
Columbus
Tabernacle Christian Church
W. H. Book
Nebraska couple at Shriner convention visit Elzo Reed family
Mr and Mrs Marshal Ross of Gibbons Nebraska cousins of Mrs Elzo Reed have been in Washington DC for the Shriner convention and are spending a few days with Elzo Reed and family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Ross
Gibbons, Neb
Elzo Reed
Shriner
Washington D. C
Elzo. Reed
New Staff Movements at Daily News for Summer
The Daily News announces summer staff changes. Robert Doles moves from office work to reportorial duties replacing George Bender at the Big Four station as assistant ticket agent. Dale Allen, after completing a year at DePauw, assists with office operations during the summer as Bender departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Robert Doles
George Bender
Dale Allen
DePauw University
Highway Department Sets Mailbox Safety Spacing Rules
Indiana highway director Jno D Williams announced after a joint state and federal meeting that rural mailboxes along state highways must be at least five feet from the curb or edge of the pavement. Field crews will contact residents to move boxes if traffic is endangered and driveways should be arranged to avoid drainage obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. D. Williams
Indiana
Highway Department
Initiation Night for Emanon Fraternity Candidate Doles
Initiatory ceremonies were held by the Emanon Fraternity on Saturday. One candidate Robert Doles a G. H. S. graduate was introduced to the mysteries of the organization. Pledges who will be seniors in the fall include Harold Meek Justine Wickens Willard Martin Gerald Strasburger Sheldon Morrison Leo Wonn Raymond Day and Rehard Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Fraternity
Robert Doles
Harold Meek
Justine Wickens
Willard Martin
Gerald Strasburger
Sheldon Morrison
Leo Wonn
Raymond Day
Rehard Miller
Indiana counties misspend free IU scholarships for grads
Indiana's two annual scholarships to Indiana University for county high school graduates were misapplied as 53 counties failed to appoint students. Decatur County was represented by Richard Thomas and Albert Russell. Applicants with late filings forfeited the first year fees and refunds, with about 40 percent missing the first semester and losing refund rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana University
Decatur County
Richard Thomas
Albert Russell
Indianapolis resident Shelly undergoes appendectomy at St. Vincent
Shelly of Indianapolis, long a resident here, had an appendectomy Monday evening at St. Vincent Hospital after his appendix burst. He is Ira J. Hollensbee’s son in law and was reported doing well. In a separate incident, Phil Stamp and Raymond Eubank had an auto crash one mile north of Waldron on the state road when their car collided with a Ford driven by Mrs. Philip Ash of Shelbyville. The Ford lost a front wheel. Mrs Ash, another woman and two children were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly
Indianapleis
St. Vincent Hospital
Ira J. Hollensbee
Phil Stanp
Raymond Eubank
Waldron
Indianapolis
Philip Ash
Shelbyville
Ash
Licensed To Wed A Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Hobart R. Johnson of Springfield Illinois and Adelaide Robison of this city daughter of Warren Robison of Indianapolis and Mary Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart R. Johnson
Louis A. Johnson
Springfield
Ill
Adelaide Robison
Warren Robison
Indianapolis
Mary Robison
New Pennington Man in Wisconsin Visit
Evert Palmer and sister Grace of Indianapolis and Anna Lee Linville of Muncie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ambrose Hickman of New Pennington. Mr Linville attends the Y M C A convention at Geneva Wisconsin as a school delegate and will be away ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pennington
Wisconsin
Evert Palmer
Grace
Indianapolis
Anna Lee Linville
Muncie
Ambrose Hickman
Linville
Geneva
Wis
Elwood Medleys End Three Years Of Single Blessedness
Charles Medley and Etta Medley announce they have decided it was not so bad after three years of single blessedness and are proceeding with plans reflected in their statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Charles Medley
Etta Medley
Milroy hosts largest Ku Klux Klan gathering in history
About 6000 people attended a Ku Klux Klan demonstration in Milroy last night. Fifty masked Klansmen paraded through the town, fifteen on horseback, with two cars and a 15 piece band leading. A minister spoke from a truck platform outlining the group's tenets as Milroy horse thief detectives helped manage the crowd. the event proceeded without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Milroy Horsethief Detective Association
Visit to King Tut's Tomb Lecture by Baptist Sunday School
The Knights of Honor Class of the Baptist Sunday School staged a lecture titled Visit to King Tut's Tomb at the Baptist Annex. Rev. I C Overman led sixty one slides while a duet and S S orchestra performed. Proceeds support the church building fund pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
the Baptist Sunday School
King Tut’s Tomb
Baptist Annex
I. C. Overman
Egypt
S. S
K. of H
Bedford Camp Leaders Return To Lead Possum Glory Camp
Franklin Wilson, Trevor Morrison and Wendell Pleak came back this morning from Camp Bedford where they had been since last Friday. They received guidance on leadership and camp conduct to aid their work at the upcoming Y M C A camp opening at Possum Glory tomorrow. The Rotary Club financed their trip and deserves compliment for their fine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Wilson
Trevor Morrison
Wendell Pleak
Camp Bedford
Possum Glory
Rotary Club
Bedford
Judgment to Sell Real Estate in Robbins Case
Judgment granted for Elizabeth Robbins in the estate of Margaret Hirschfeld versus Elizabeth Robbins et al to sell real estate to pay debts and legacies. Commissioners value the estate at $3000 and sale will occur after three weeks' notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Robbins
Exix
Margaret Hirschfeld
Newlyweds Honored at Sunday Dinner in Shelbyville
Mrs Estevan Allen entertained at a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Lavelle Allen and other guests. Plates were laid for Isaac Peters and daughter Della, Lafe Rozzell, Elmer Allen, Marion Allen, and Vera Sourgis. The dining room featured roses sweet peas and honeysuckle. Music followed with ice cream cake and strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estevan Allen
Lavelle Allen
Isaac Peters
Della
Shelbyville
Lafe Roszell
Elmer Allen
Marion Allen
Vera ‘Sourgis
Petition for New Trial in Alyea Liquor Case
A petition for a new trial in State v Alyea for liquor law violation will be filed tomorrow. A similar petition was filed last month in State v Thomas Robbins. Judge Craig is expected to pass judgment on both cases at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Alyea
Thomas Robbins
Craig
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Social Tonight
Local lodge of Odd Fellows hosts a social and reception for Rebekah sisters. They recognize the sisters for past favors and invite all Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families to attend the program refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Sisters of the Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
County Superintendent Crawley's State Convention Trip
County Superintendent Crawley will travel to Indianapolis tomorrow to attend the State Convention of County Superintendents Association. The meeting will discuss school problems and related proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawley
Indianapolis
Croak Ends Drama at Upland Benchart Shop Scene
A bizarre incident at the Benchart shoe shop in Upland ends with a frog meeting its demise after devouring a crowd of roaches and uttering its final croak. No further details are clear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Benchart Shoe Shop
Local residents mingle at Sunday gatherings and events
Napoleon residents Miss Elizabeth and Miss Eva join Mr Ed Tunny at Mr and Mrs Louis Herbert's home. The group also visits McCoy's with Mr Ed and Miss Frances Herbert and other locals. Greensburg hosts include Mr Wm Ebert and Mr Bernard Herbert visiting area homes. A wedding dance is planned at Millhousen's K of St. John hall Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Eva
Ed Tunny
Louis Herbert
Frances Herbert
McCoy’s
Carl Greer
MecCoy’s Lake
Wm. Ebert
Napoleon
Greensburg
J. Bury
Millhousen
Bernard Herbert
Muscatatuck
Henry Fonseth
Veteran city editor retires in Columbus
Charles Mitchell, longtime city editor of the Columbus Republican and a newspaper writer since 1896, resigns his post to take a rest. He will be succeeded by Wendell C. Cline, drawing best wishes from editors and reporters across Columbus and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
The
Columbus Republican
Wendell C. Cline
Mitchell
Columbus
Rapid Growth of Hair Astonishes Neighbors
Mrs Charles Sloan of Dallas Texas says hair regrew rapidly after using Lucky Tiger. She notes initial embarrassment from scanty hair and explains continued use brought hairs to nearly waist length. The product is sold with a money back guarantee as a scalp remedy and toilet perfumery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sloan
Dallas
Tex
Liberty Baptist Church Seeks Members for Evening Meetings
The regular business meeting is set for 8 o clock Wednesday evening at Liberty Baptist Church. A prayer meeting and choir practice follow the session, offering parishioners a chance to participate in church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Baptist Church
Suttles Divorce Filed Custody Bid For Son
Bertha Suttles filed for divorce from Harry Suttles at the clerks office. Married December 5, 1906, they separated March 10, 1923. Plaintiff seeks custody of their 15 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Suttles
Harry Suttles
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Emanon
WED
King Tut
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Monarch
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Sutherland
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Feller
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