Edna Moss Rites Held at 232 East First
Funeral services for Edna Moss were held at 7 a.m. at her home on East First Street with Rev. J officiating and R. W. Thorne assisting. Friends and relatives, including Dyer Wood, Mrs. Earl, Harry Jones of Indiana, Mrs. Florine West, Golda Martin, and Springmier, attended the services. The obituary notes the pallbearers and local responders.
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Edna Moss
J.ner
R. W. Thorne
Dyer ‘Wood
Earle
Harry Jones
Indi
Florine West
Ad- Golda Martin
St. Paul
Jarl Springmier
Bar
L Man Goes Philadelphia
Boling former county treasurer leaves tonight for Philadelphia to prepare nine heirs. Among them is his wife, and a Faunton Mason aged seventy who owns a lease to a large portion of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boling
Philadelie
Faunton Mason
Philadelphia
Wells Reach 2513 Feet as Oil Proves Durable
The catur Oil Company reports well 2513 feet deep with oil found in a section resembling Renton. Samples sent to Indiana geologist and state geologist for analysis. Martin sues Jelius J E Sanders and Son for 450 dollars on a promissory note.
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Catur Oi! Co
Renton
Indiana
Martin
Jelius
J. E. Sanders
Son
Bee sting accident leaves Clark hospitalized and stings cause concern
Clark is recovering after a bee sting incident at his Broadway home when he tried to remove several hives. His arms swelled badly but he was saved from a worse outcome, and he collected about 30 pounds of honey.
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Clark
Broadway
Derailed Main Street Rail Crossing Incident
A derailed engine obstructed the Main Street crossing this morning in a disruption noted in local reports. Other items mention births in South Mississippi and a Shau t a u q u a program with speakers including bishops and ministers. the Billy Sunday camp meeting is scheduled with regional attendance expected.
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Main Street
Estate dispute in Philadelphia over 99 year lease
After a Saturday night event in Philadelphia the matter concerns the estate of a deceased Taunton Mason who owned a long term lease on land in the Quaker City. Questions of title and transfer of the lease are central to the case.
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Boling Andreland
Taylay Sturday
Philadelphia
Taunton Mason
Quaker City
Greensburg Eagles Top Brookville 3–0 In Pitchers’ Duel
Greensburg Eagles defeated Brookville 3 to 0 at Eagles Park in a pitchers’ duel. Shearer held Brookville to five hits with strong support from teammates. Hartwell and Teller drove in runs, and Mohrman added a late three-base hit. Brookville’s Schuck pitched well but an error and key plays cushioned Greensburg’s lead.
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Greensburg Eagles
Brookville
Eagles Park
Shearer
Schuck
Eagles
Schmeer
Teller
Lauderman
Jones
Vitt
Gunter
Klop
Biltz
Hartwell
Mohrman
Sehmeer
Magness
Greensburg
Beatty
Hartwel
Erlewein
Wetta
Witt
Mattern
C. Jones
Leaderman
Ganter
I Landerman
Landerman
Weta
Brookville Aes i
Loess S
Onan
Enea
Brooks
Brookville Victorious Over Greensburg In Tight Contest
Brookville and Greensburg played a close game with Brookville winning 7 1. The match featured three base hits by Mohrman and strong performances from Hartwell Delwart Gent and Jones. Beattie and Magness led Brookville with steady defense while Shuck and Shearer worked the mound for their teams.
Envoy Tharpe Leaves Greensburg for New Post
Farewell services crowded the Salvation Army hall as Envoy Tharpe and his family prepare to leave Greensburg for Wabash Indiana where he has been reassigned. The community expressed appreciation for his work starting the Salvation Army effort in Greensburg and regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Envoy Tharpe
Greensburg
Wabash, Ind
Pegret
David M. Tatman 65 Dies at Daughter's Home Near Slabtown
David M. Tatman aged 65 died at 8 o clock Saturday night at the home of his daughter Mrs. Will Hooter near Slabtown due to complications. Funeral at two o clock Tuesday afternoon with burial at Zenas. He leaves three daughters Mrs. Will Hooten Mrs. John Hooten and Mrs. Elizabeth Nye of Eureka Ill and two sons William of Manderson Wyoming and Roy of Indianapolis. He also leaves a brother William Tatman and a sister Mrs. Ella Gilbert of Arkansas.
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David M. Tatman
Tet O’cl
Will Hooter
Slabtown
Zenas
Will Hooten
John Hooten
Elizabeth Nye
Eureka
Ill
William
Manderson, Wy
Roy
Indianapolis
Delegate Dowden Reports on Evansville Convention
Miss Margaret Dowden representing the Presbyterian Sunday school gave a concise report at yesterday morning's session. Attendees greeted her summary as a clear recap of the convention's high points in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dowden
Presbyterian Sunday School
Evansville
Adeline Deinert
Presbyterian Oo School
Vanderburgh County
Columbus
Gillette
Evansville College School of Music
Book to Speak at Chautauqua Religious Bolshevist
Rev W H Book of Columbus will deliver a lecture titled Religious Bolshevist at the Chautauqua on Sunday afternoon August 13. He has spoken here before and will be glad to hear again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Book of Columbus
Chautauqua
Book
Asli
DeMoss Descendants Hold West-Central Reunion at Short Home
The first DeMoss descendants reunion gathered 150 relatives at Edgar Short home 212 miles south of Greensburg on Sunday June 18. William DeMoss and Mrs. W H Barnes were honored as the original members with four generations present and a noon meal served.
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DeMoss
Edgar Short
William DeMoss
W. H. Barnes
John DeMoss
Rushville
James Masters
St. Louis
Arthur McCormack
Faith
S. D
Sallie House
George McCormack
Way
Earl Porven
B. O. Samuels
Marsh McCormack
Katharine
Emsley Vanderber
Grover DeMoss
Belle Martin
Lucy Styers
William Brunker
Thelma
William Fisher
Frank Wadkins
Henry Schwebe
Elmira
Jennie Garver
William Kirkpatrick
Milton Eubank
Charles Ferris
Laura Robins
Robert
Lois Ainsworth
Helen
Louise Thomas
Antony. Mae
Sarah
Bertha English
Clyde Marlow
Decatur County
Ert Dearinger
William Delors
William
Thorne Clark wedding at Robert Park Methodist Church
Miss Lois Thorne and Dr P E Clark were married Sunday afternoon June 18 at 2 o clock at Robert Park Methodist Church Indianapolis. The Rev Campbell officiated aided by a fern and flower altar. The couple will visit Portland Oregon before returning about July 15.
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Robert Park Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Lois Thorne
R. W. Thorne
P. E. Clark
Clarksburg
Re. Campbell
Forest G. Thorne
Ruth Carmichael
Bloomington
Otis Carmichael
James Clark
Greensburg
Naomi Gunn
Harriett Sweet
Martinsville
Robert Lowe
John McCoy
Indiana University
Clarksburg High School
Chicago
Boston
Clark
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Krans Injured Demonstrating New Reel at Lake Camp
O M Krans cut his finger badly at McCoy s Lake Saturday while showing how to operate a new reel. The accident happened as his finger touched a sharp metal part during the demonstration. The Krans family and the Taggars were campers at McCoy s lake.
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McCoy’s Lake
Krans
Earl Taggar
Elmer Wooden's Condition Gravi Sees Relapse After Illness
Mrs. Joe Moss reports from Sarasota Florida that her brother James J Wooden is very low and not expected to live. He declined after a month of improvement when Harry Mount left, then relapsed and has been ill for over a year.
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Joe Moss
Sarasota
Fla
James J. Wooden
Harry Mount
Remains of Miss Katherine O’Hare to be laid to rest
News of Miss Katherine O’Hare of Washington Indiana former South East Street resident. She died Saturday at 1 50 p m at St Mary’s Hospital Cincinnati. The remains will be brought to Washington and a service will be held at 10 30 tomorrow morning at Catholic Cemetery with Rev P J Schneider officiating. She is survived by three brothers and four sisters.
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Deak
Katherine O'Hare
Waington
Ind
Rident
South East Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Waineton
Cat’ Lic
Gra
Porter Pavy Wedding at East Central Avenue Home
Elisabeth Pavy and Elder A Porter were married at 10 o clock Sunday morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev W A Pavy at 327 East Central Avenue. The home was decorated with roses and daisies. the processional to Lohengrin featured I Love You Truly and At Dawning. Attendants included William Porter as best man and Rev Pavy as father escort. Guests and family from Hope and Indianapolis attended the event. the couple will reside at 3349 North Meridian Street after June 30.
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Elisabeth Pavy
Elder A. Porter
W. A. Pavy
East Central Avenue
Virginia Curtis
Loheneren
William Porter
Pavy
Elisabeth
Eldee
Alex Porter
Hope
Greensburg High School
Psi Iota 4i
Marietta Porter
Kenneth Hodges
Dan Harker
Jame
Alta Pavy
Fore
Hill
Bailey Willefor
Indianapolis
John Templeton
A. C. Revp
Mary Ketchum
C. J. Erdman
George H. Dunn
Representative Inspect Lake Visit Highlights Plans for Million Dollar Home
Representatives of the Order 6 Yeoman visited a McCoy's lake on Saturday while considering erecting a $10,000,000 home in the United States. Dan Jenkins, known as Danny to baseball fans, left Memorial Hospital after a three week stay with a broken tee and returned home to Newcastle. The Eagles lodge praised his hospital care and he begins a road to recovery, with fans hoping his injury won’t affect his future play. Mr and Mrs Jenkins expressed gratitude for flowers and support from Gree people and friends.
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Order
Yeoman
United States
MccCoy
Dan Jenkins
Danny
Memorial Hospital
Newcastle
Hartwell
Eagles Lodge
Jenkin
Eacles Park
Jenkins
Torress
Greensburg Rotary Delegate Reports Great International Convention
Harry Boyd, Greensburg Rotary Club representative, sends a letter detailing the International convention of Rotary clubs, held in Los Angeles. The event drew 1446 delegates and over four thousand Rotarians and families with speakers from Ireland England New Zealand Canada and elsewhere. President Harding sent a congratulatory letter praising Rotary’s growing global role.
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Edward J. Hancock
Greensburg Rotary Club
Harry Boyd
Greensburg Club
Rotary Clubs of
Los Angeles
Harry
Ireland
England
New Zealand
Canada
Harding
Rotary
Boyd
Churches Urge Harding to End Coal Strike Now
In Washington on June 19, Catholic, Protestant and Jewish groups urged President Harding to convene a national conference to settle the coal miners strike in its eleventh week. They called for action before conditions worsen and suggested broader inquiries into industry stability and workers’ plight.
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Washington, D. C
Churches of the Nation
Harding
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
National Catholic Welfare Council
Social Justice Commission
Central Conference of American Rabbis
National Conference
Masons Clear Kessing Lot for New Temple Site
The Masons cleared underbrush from the lot for their new temple, improving its appearance. Three large trees remain on the site: a lofty cedar of Lebanon on the northwest corner, a large walnut on the south side, and a large map stands in the southwest corner, forming a notable trio for the proposed edifice.
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Masons
Lebanon
Mrs James Wynkoop Dies After Heart Neurology Attack
Mrs. James Wynkoop 71 of Letts dies at ten this morning from a heart ailment. Funeral at home Wednesday morning with Rev. W. C. Watkins of Sandusky officiating. Burial in Mt Aerie cemetery. She leaves a husband, three daughters Mrs Nancy Jackson, Mrs Henry Sutton of West, Mrs Emily Burk of Illinois, and two sons Charles and Elias Wynkoop of near Greensburg, plus a brother William House of near Harris City.
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James Wynkoop
Letts
Mt. Aerie
W. C. Watkins
Sandusky
Nancy Jackson
Henry Sutton
West
Emily Burk
Ilinois
Charles
Elias Wynkoop
Greensburg
William House
Harris City
Crisler Refuses to Relinquish Five Pound Bass
Walter Crisler refused to release a three and three quarter pound bass caught at McCoy's lake. Curt McCoy reported Cal Corbett and Frank Roche had also caught the same fish and released it as too small. Later McCoy said the two had caught a five and a quarter pound bass. Crisler argued a fish in hand is worth two in the lake.
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Walter Crisler
McCoy
Curt McCoy
Crisler
Cal Corbett
Frank Roche
Sunday School Reports Award Against Fore closed Chattel Mortgage
Jethro C. Meek, plaintiff in a suit against Samuel E. Moore to collect on notes and foreclosed chattel mortgage, today is awarded 398.81 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jethro C. Meek
Samuel E. Moore
Neeves
Decatur County Wins Top County Grade in State Sunday School
Decatur county led Indiana’s Sunday School work with a 97 per cent grade, earning first place for two straight years. Mrs. Deinert received a silk flag honor, a gold star banner for due payments, and delegates prepare for the Kansas City convention with plans and letters of congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur County
State Sunday School Association
George Deinert
Evansville
Deiwert
Decatur
Thisounty
Kansas City
Ira Wenn
J. R. Crawley
Mary Mullikin
Christian Church
G. C. Clippinger
Ed Hammil
Clipinger
Deinert
Indianapolis
C. E. McKee
Marion County Sunday School Association
Mea
Indiana
Stolen bicycle from Vernor Brown’s shopfront on South Franklin
A bicycle belonging to Vernor Brown was stolen from in front of the Brown shop on South Franklin Street last Tuesday. Police were notified and a close watch has been kept.
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A. Bieyele
Vernor Brown
South Franklin Street
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