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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

8

Greensburg Lodge Knights of Pythias Reaches 508 Members

Greensburg Lodge No 148 Knights of Pythias reaches 508 members placing it eighth in Indiana. A big Thursday night meeting celebrated passing the 500 mark with about 400 Knights present. Grand Lodge officers attended and twelve candidates received Knight Rank. The event featured remarks on the lodge’s growth, fine degree work, and a celebratory lunch.

Greensburg Lodge Knights of Pythias Indiana Grand Lodge R. A. Brown John W. Craig Harry Wade Remy Arthur McKim Ray Hindeman Addison Will Robison Arthur Scripture Westport Insurance Department Seal

Struggle with Steers Ends Without Serious Injury Near Connersville

Myron Freeland Gregg Alyea and William Miller of this city and Fred Clevenger of Rushville escaped with minor injuries after their car struck a herd of beef cattle on a hill west of Connersville. A steer was crushed onto the radiator as glass shattered, the occupants credit Freeland's coolness for preventing a worse accident. The speedometer reportedly showed about fifteen miles per hour.

Myron Freeland Gregg Alyea William Miller Fred Clevenger Rushville Connersville Freeland

Obituary of Jasper Cobb of Decatur County

Jasper Cobb born in Decatur County August 5 1847 died June 15 1916 aged 68 years 10 months 10 days. He was the only son to reach manhood in a family of twelve children. Survived by his widow and two sisters Mrs Clay Elder of this city and Mrs Mattie Cobb Stewart of Newton IL. Married to Ann Eliza Montgomery March 13 1873 they had one son Robert Raymond who died in 1880 at four and a half. In his early manhood Mr Cobb unit-

Jasper Cobb Dyar Almira Cobb Decatur County Clay Elder Mattie Cobb Stewart Newton Cobb Ann Eliza Montgomery Robert Raymond Mr. Cobb

Comparative Report Of As Ses sor Reveals Interesting Facts

The county assessor James Cline presents a year’s report showing autos, horses, and farm implements by township. Clay township leads with 1440 horses, Adams has 63 autos, the city 126, Marion sticks to implements with 284, about 100 more than its rival. A comparative table follows.

James Cline Clay Township Adams Township Marion

Resolutions of Appreciation for Departing Farm Agent McCoy

At a Wawnesburg gathering of four hundred farmers and wives after an eight grade commencement John Smith read resolutions praising Jackson township Farm Agent Walter A. McCoy for three years of service. The group expressed regret at his resignation and urged the board of education to appoint a competent successor to continue the work.

McCoy Wawnesburg John Smith Jackson Township Walter A. McCoy Board of Education

Mary and the lamb at the reform school

A tale from Crawfordsville Review recounts a lamb attached to Mary as she moves from home to a public school. The lamb’s refusal to detach provokes the faculty who evict him, while onlookers ponder the source of such affection and the idea that attachments grow when love is returned.

Mary Dear Crawfordsville

Indiana Poem Illuminates Hoosier Pride at Club Reunion

At the semi annual OF 794 Club reunion hosted by Miss Anna Snively and Miss Adeline Snively, eighteen of twenty six members attended. The gathering featured readings from Indiana poets, selections from Gene Stratton Porter and George Ade, and a lengthy original poem titled Indiana praising the state’s heritage while noting political corruption and a pledge to remain in Indiana.

Anna Snively Adeline Snively James Woodfill Helen Donnell Euseba Stimson F. C. Eddleman P. T. Lambert T. B. Peery Drue Williams Mary Rankin Indiana Laddie Gene Stratton Porter Camilla Donnell George Ade Adam Meek

Spring Hill Delivers Stirring Message at Y M C A Club

A packed Y M C A Bible Club heard Rev Frederick Elliott on The Man With a Hitch, linking physical and spiritual weakness to life’s journey. He urged healing through faith, praising brave men who stand on both feet. Kingston night with Rev Homer Campbell comes next Friday.

Frederick Elliott Spring Hill Community Chicago Philadelphia Kingston Homer Campbell

Greensburg Lodge Confers Masters Degree On Three Candiates

Twenty five Greensburg Masons including Greensburg Lodge No. 36 F. and A. M. conferred the Master Mason degree on John W. Holcomb Louis Wright and William E. Sutton during a visit to Westport Lodge No. 52. J C Barbe and Locke Bracken presided as exalted rulers with a social gathering and refreshments following. Westport Lodge 52, instituted in 1852, has grown to 130 members under Master Clay Clemons as the lodge remains prosperous.

Greensburg Locke Bracken J. W. Rhodes Westport Masons William House Clay Clemons

Bank Judgment and Motions in Local Cases

Ripley County Bank secured judgment in two notes suits against T E Day and Nicholas Cornet and against T E Day and A Terrill for 216 dollars and 180.48 dollars with fees. Probate claim administrator Brunton was granted 800 of 1000. Brogan divorce trial date set. others filed motions and remonstrance appeals in liquor license actions.

Ripley County State Bank T. E. Day Nicholas Cornet A. Terrill James Brunton Sarah A. Shuck Hugh F. Wiley Morton Johnson Thomas Gannon

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