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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

6

Monument Unveiled For Poland China Pedigree Origin

About 1000 pilgrims from corn belt states gathered at Blue Ball Warren County Ohio to unveil a granite monument honoring the first Poland China pedigree written in 1876. Mrs Hannah Hankinson unveiled the shaft noting the original records sealed in the base. The bronze tablet cites W C Parkinson and Carl Freigrav as authors with origin near Blue Ball and notes the breed’s rise from a few breeders to thousands and its nickname American Mortgage Lifter.

Poland Corn Belt Blue Ball Warren County Ohio W. C. Hankinson Hannah Hankinson W. C. Parkinson Carl Freigrav China

Mrs Huddleston and Beck to Attend Bible Institute

Mrs. Charles Huddleston and Mrs. J W Beck left today for Winona Lake Ind to attend the Bible Institute. The latest British battle plane weighing nine and one half tons will carry machine guns in a gallery for defense. Whist, long played since 1500, was once called triumph.

Charles Huddleston J. W. Beck Winona Lake Ind The Bible Institute Great Britain

Travelers headed west from Illinois on California trip

Mrs. Wm. Hughes of near Letts received a card from her son Ira Bishop and family reporting their road journey to Los Angeles. They left Tuscola, Illinois on June 15 and, at the time of the card, were camping about one hundred miles west of St. Louis, Missouri. They were all well and enjoying the trip.

Wm. Hughes Near Letts Ira Bishop Los Angeles Cal Bishop Tuscola Ill St. Louis

Monks in the Middle Ages Lacked Personal Property

A historical note states that medieval monks owned no personal goods, living under communal rule and sharing all possessions within the monastery.

North Broadway hosts society dinner guests and events

A busy society page lists Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Guthrie hosting guests, dances at Hillsdale Park, formal teas for Miss Charlotte Sieber and Kenneth Kerr, Psi Iota Xi initiation at 405 North Franklin, and a charity missionary breakfast with tickets at Kirby & Howe’s. Includes Lake Geneva picnic plans and Childrens Day practice notes.

Stanton Guthrie North Broadway Guy Guthrie Psi Iota Xi Mareta Douglas Franklin Street Lucille Meek Helen Hopkins Dorothy Jenkins Eura Wood Adelaide Merdenham Elder A. Porter Charles A. Morrish Dyar Wood Raymond Eubank DeArmond Hotel Katharine Woodfill Dorothy Deem Rena Mae Gilchrist Sarah Craig Edna Littell Indianapolis Edith Slater Bayonne New Jersey

Court News Judgments and Continuance in Local Cases

Judge John W. Craig granted a continuance in the Darnell versus Meek turn images case due to alteration of affections. Judge Donaker sustained a demurrer to the second paragraph in Meek et al versus Thompson et al seeking $10,000 on a note after hearing arguments. An inheritance tax of $120.22 was fixed against the estate of Narcissa Meek.

John W. Craig B. C. G. Darnell J. T Meek Donaker Jethro C. Meek George M. Thompson Narcissa Meek

Jenkins Returns Home After Injury in Fragles Game

Dan Jenkins captain of the Fragles baseball team has returned home to Newcastle after a recent injury. He had been treated at Memorial Hospital and is reported to be getting along nicely.

C. F. Lugar Dan Jenkins Fragles Newcastle Jenkins Memorial Hospital Pati

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Roszell Family Notes

The Roszell family expresses gratitude for support during the illness and death of Mrs. John Roszell. They thank Rankin and Oliver, Rev. Pitkin, Mrs. E. E. Owens, automobiles volunteers, and all who assisted. Card signed by John Roszell, son, William Roszell, Miss Mary Parsons.

John Roszell Rankin and Oliver Pitkin E. E. Owens William Roszell Mary Parsons

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Wade Aluminum New Kensington Powertag Keitel the Fair Store Tn Society Hillsdale Park Helen Florine Hamilton Town Sarah Disney Thomas von Phu! Elkins Warren Harry Finley Raymond Eubanks Ladies’ Aid Society the Letts Methodist Church John Abbott West Main Street Lora Abbott Hope Frank Miers Will Pruit Osgood Dorothy Stout Dave Stewart John Abbott, Jr Presbyterian Church William Stone South East Street Levi Robbins Westport Joe Robbins Anderson Street Bride Tea Charlotte Sieber Kenneth Kerr Lura Mae Gallaspie Robert Haas Greensburg Intl Francis Clark Ethel Hogan Marion Frank Wallace W. L. Allgire Cincinnati Pactaony Henry Draping Albert Dickey Harold, Louise and Raymond Natchez John Beeson West Washington Street Lake Geneva L. A. Wood Billie Ben Havens S. M. Bowen W. H. Weaver Rosemary Albert Clark Charles Malcomb Shelby County W. C. Pulse East Washington Street Jessie Robbins Misses Slater Mary Woodfill Helen Woodfill Helen Doles Carl Mendenhall Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church Missionary Societies Kirby & Howe Christian Church Fred White North of Town Thelma Elizabeth David Ramer W. E. White Circuit Court News Lucette Frocks Gordon Sox Gordon Geo. W. Magee Men’s Balbriggan Union Suits Shuster North Side Square Greensboro, Ind Men Lauies Bostonian Palm Beach Eastman Kodak St. John & Guthrie Kodak St. John & Cuthrie Miller Bvueser Company Akron D. R. Cruser Burney H. J. Midderdorf Horace Ryan’s Store Alert Sandusky Garage Sandusky J. W. Boren & Son Adams Puttman & Minning Newpoint C. N. Dannacher Cor. Main & East J. L. Burns Clarksburg EF. A. McGovern Sardinia Fred B. Whipple Clifty W. K. Stewart Kingston Lindner Bros St. Paul J. B. Carder Letts Alice Calhoun Paramount George Melford Moran Lady Letty Dorothy Dalton Adolph Valentino Walter Long Frank Norris Rudolph
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