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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

8

Unusual long divorce decree splits four children in Indiana

Myrtle Young of Shelbyville is granted a divorce from John Young now of Greensburg. The Johnson circuit court orders divide the four children Raymond 17 Charles 15 and twins Mildred and Thelma 10 between parents with staged visit and holiday arrangements. The five page order sets a record for length in such divorces.

Franklin Ind Johnson Circuit Myrtle Young Shelbyville John Young Greensburg Freemount Miller Shelby County Young Cheney & Tollen Williams & Pell and Tremain & T.ine

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Birth Announcement

Sunday visits mark a sequence of callovers as William Fowlangwie and family stay with the Fowls and Schaffers while Henrietta Eaton and L Mullen return from Florida. Isaac Hart hosts Harold Ray and Wendall, joined by Mrs. Stur and guests. A son born to Henry Narwold Jr. is noted alongside Stzir’s return from Greensboro and a Newcastle visit.

William Fowlangwie Anderson Henry Fowl John Heinsath Wm. Schaffer Henrietta Eaton L. Mullen Brookville St. Petersburg Cashr Wendall Batesville Virginia Thress Areella Kaufman Newport Isaac Hart Jake Idlewine Munice Ge. Idlewine Millhousen Henry Fow Henry Narwold Jr John Stzir Ed Hancock Greensboro Sunte Newcastle

Funeral for 81 year old Nancy Colvin near Shelbyville

Mrs Nancy Colvin age 81 dies at her daughter’s home near Shelbyville after a long illness. She lived with her son Stephen Colvin near Milford the last nine years and leaves five daughters and two sons. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Woodworth’s home with private service at Burriai Miller cemetery Shelby county.

Nancy Colvin J. O Wceodworth Shelbyville Stephen Colvin Milford Flora McKay Indianapolis William Starr Olles Conner Walter Avery Woodworth Olver Colvin Brriai Miller Shelby County

Former Westport resident dies after illness

Emmet Davis of Terre Haute a former Westport resident dies this morning at thirty five leaving husband and two children Mable and George. The body will be brought to Westport and taken to Carl Davis home. Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 a m. Ira Wenn and others depart for Kansas City to attend Lunsday school conventions with many from across the state joining in Indianapolis.

Westport Des Emmet Davis Terre Faute Mable George Carl Davis Ira Wenn George Deinert Mulikine J. Crawley Kansas City Indianapolis Clipninger Hammel

Local Social Roundup Highlights In Clarksburg Area

Clarksburg residents and guests share visits across Connersville Knightstown Edinburgh Laurel and New Salem. Notable names include Omer Hadley Margaret Hite Mabel Emmett and Ott Johnston with multiple dinners picnics and weekend hosting among families and friends. Children’s exercises planned at the Christian church next Sunday evening.

Omer Hadley Margaret Hite Connersville Jacob Emmett Louis Newhouse Knightstown Ed Hatton West of Town Mabel Kincaid W. H. Atkinson Michigan J. L. Brown Christian Church A. C. Shumm Inez Alvin Laurel Don Lowe Near Springhill John Hite Olive Gertrude Edward Sam Lockard Mabel Lillian Newhouse Indianapolis John Tarplee Edinburgh Ott Johnston Otis Tucker Gladys Paul Brodie Raymond Miller Helen Jinks New Salem Sophie Knollenberg Frieda Bussberg

Sanford Starks Elevated to Captain in Indiana Guards

Sanford Starks first lieutenant of Company B 151st infantry Indiana National Guards today received appointment as captain and assigned to the local company. Frank Marlin promoted to first lieutenant to succeed. The camp at Camp Knox Kentucky opens July 23 with the local company aiming to lead again after early honors.

Sanford Starks 151St Infantry Indiana National Guards Philip B. Stapp Marlin Starks Ross Reed Camp Knox

Baxter Named General Superintendent of Local Traction Firm

Rushville Ind June 20 Amos R Baxter auditor of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction company has been appointed general superintendent of the company property. C A Dogle will take his place as assistant auditor and Charles I Henry remains president with offices in Indianapolis. Baxter will keep his Rushville office and the change is effective today.

Rushville Ind Amos PR. Baxter Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company Charles Zoller Greensburg Baxter Ben Henry

Death of Hon John W Lovett at Anderson

Former Greensburg resident and banker Hon John W Lovett died at his Anderson home at eight this morning after a three month illness. Funeral is Thursday at ten in Anderson with burial there. Lovett, 75, born in St Omer, studied at DePauw and practiced law before moving to Anderson. He was a Citizens Bank director, active Methodist, and survived by two daughters Mrs Earl Reeves and Mrs Ward Seberry, plus his wife the late Mrs Duncan.

C. W. Weodward Citizens Bank John W. Lovett Anderson Mr. Lovett David Hannah Wood Lovett St. Omer Greens Greensburg Methodist Church John A. Duncan Indianapolis Lovett

Miss Gladys Gookins and J Woodward Conyers Married at Franklin

Miss Gladys Gookins of Osgood and Mr J Woodward Conyers of Milan were united in marriage this afternoon at Franklin. They left for a two week trip through Michigan. Mrs Conyers graduated from Greensboro high school in 1919 and attended Franklin for two years. She is well known and has many friends in this city.

Conyers-Goozins Gladys Gookins Osgood J. Woodward Conyers Milan Franklin Michigan Conyers Greensboro High School Franklin Calles

Miss Reeves Daily to Attend School of Missions

Mrs J W Beck and Miss Rebeca Daily plan to leave for Winona to attend the school of missions for a few weeks. Beck will represent Crannon Rearers and Huddleston the Kin Heralds while Daily represents the Women Foreign Missionary Society of the Methods church.

J. W. Beck Chev Ag Diesten Rebeca Daily Winon School of Missions Beck Crannon Huddleston Kin- Heralds Miss Daily Soicety Moethods Church

Deep Well Drilling Near Greensburg Sees 2528 Feet Progress

Drillers at the Decatur Oil Company on the T. and Tark farm near Middlebranch six miles east of Greensburg pursue an oil layer at more than 2528 feet. Samples are sent to state ecologist W N Logan who notes a prior sand containing oil near 2900 feet. The Clark farm rig, a Star unit, works at 2533 feet with 32000 rounds of casing in the hole.

Decatur Oil Company T. & Tark Middlebroan Greensburg W. N. Lotan Indiana University Bloomington Indiana Portland W. N. Logan Decatur County Ohio Clark Farm Upper Trenton Lower Trenton Loveh Blue Lick Frank Nivens Aurora Finis Ellis Pitcher Okla Clark Nivens Kansas Oklahoma Kentuckey Ellis

Pileys Return Home After Health Visit in Colorado

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Riley of Indianapolis have returned home from Cavalorado Springs where they stayed since May 1 for Mr. Riley's health. They are former county residents. Mr. Riley has served as secretary of the Indiana Grain Dealers' Association for twenty years.

C. B. Riley Indianapolis Cavalorado Springs Riley County Piley Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association

Queer Craft Seen Here Today

A Parawa man was observed today driving a queer looking auto built in the canal zone. It carried an oil stove bed and cooking utensils for earm mine and was making its way along the area.

Parawa Canal Zone Earm Mine Michigan

Funeral attendance noted for Miss Kate Ohave

Miss Lottie Brockman Frank Brockman Mrs John Harery TM Frank Burns Mrs John Kehoe Mr and Mrs Joe Hilger and Misses Rose and Kate Hilger of Columbus attended the funeral of Miss Kate Ohave yesterday morning. Miss Irene Bowman near Waynesburg injured in an auto accident near Newbern three weeks ago remains bed confined her injuries more severe than first thought. Far left today for Dillonville Ohio he will conduct a cattle sa

Lottie Brockman Frank Brockman John Harery Frank Burns John Kehoe Joe Hilger Rose Kate Hilger Columbus Kate O Irene Bowman Waynesburg Newbern Dillonville

Local residents visit relatives and travel notices

Mrs G Mearne of Williamstown Ky returns home after visiting sister Mrs A L Lockhart south of town Mr and Mrs Will Kelly of Spring Hill spend day with friends in Indianapolis Mrs C F Grouleff leaves for two days visit with friends in Mun M E Cole southeast of town transacted business in the capital Mrs Walter McCoy and Mrs Harry Callier motor to Indianapolis A Miss Lillian Miers of west of town operated on for a condition by Dr Alexander of Indianapolis report says she is recovering Miss Freda Hellmich visits sister Mrs George Moorman Batesville Mr and Mrs Fred Sick and three children of Urbana Ill spend a few days with relatives in Cincinnati they will visit Mrs Rose Garver on North Lincoln Street Harold Tetrick returns from three weeks with friends and relatives at Summitville and Alexandria

Pansy B. Mauck Francis E. Mauck McCullough Boulevard Raymond A. Reed C. H. Reed Greensburg High Street M. E Heber Dwight Ketcham Alfred Kilgore Homer Walk Hotel Roberts Mrs. Peed Indiana Mrs 7. G. Mearne Williamstown A. L. Lockhart South of Town Will Kelly Springhill Indianapolis C. F. Grouleff Mun M. E. Cole Walter McCoy Harry Callier Lillian Miers Mar Alexander Freda Hellmich Batesville George Moorman Fred Sick Urbana Tll Cincinnati Rose Garver Lincoln Street Harold Tetrick Summitvile Alexandria

Letts Evening Socials Highlight Community Celebrations

Letts residents enjoyed an evening of games music and joy riding with refreshments of ice cream and cake. Guests included families from Letts Westport and Illinois plus local church members. The Sunshine Circular Class hosted a Layton area outing with boat riding swimming and a noon pitch in dinner.

Evenine John Elingwood Opal Edna Leven Glenn Seth Westwort Ed Nll Beulah Ruth Gladys Paul Letts Ent Will Fawl Anderson Charles Roller Raymond and Illinois George Gardner Earl Merril Ponsler Rey Earl Layton Wesley Idlewine Sarah Klewine Lela Alta Westport Louis Stlewne Greershire Sunshine Circular M. E Layton’s Quarry Robert Altizer Goldie Opal Altr Thema Dorthenia Idlewine Edith ‘Mies Scott Mary Crise Dora Bar Frenk End Victor Carder Dale F. Parker

Decatur County Land Sells at Record Low

The G. W. Tucker farm comprising 269 acres six miles south of Greensburg sold yesterday for 12 dollars per acre. The A. A. Barnes agency of Indianapolis brokered the sale, marking the lowest price per acre yet recorded in Decatur county. The property is described as very broken with poor improvements.

G. W. Tucker Greensburg A. A. Barnes Agency Indianapolis Decatur County

False Alarm Rumor Triggers Firemen Response on North Carver

Fire wagons rushed to North Carver Street this afternoon after a false alarm was sounded. No fire was found by the arriving firefighters.

North Carver Street

Corydon Bank Official Parad Guilty in U S Court

George W Applegate vice president of the Corydon bank was found guilty of embezzling funds by a federal jury in Indianapolis. The bank closed in 1922 after Applegate and colleagues faced charges over a $6500 transfer and related debts. Sentencing was expected next Friday.

Corydon Bank U. S. Court Indianapolis Ind George W. Applegate First National Bank of Corydon National Bank Paderal Applerate Federal Grand Jury Pen S. Applecate Wilson Beck George W. Applecate Leander Bottles Bottles Applecate Applegate

Children’s Operative Health Update At Columbus Hospital

Eva Thurster four years old daughter of Will Thurster of near Waynesboro underwent an operation for a tumor at Columbus Monday evening. She is reported to be doing as well as could be expected. Awahi Grawan family plans to motor to Indianapolis tomorrow for a few days visit with relatives. Miss Elizabeth Paust and Miss Frances Stier of near Newart Ky are guests of relatives here for several weeks. Miss Sadie Poing grants ce visiting her relatives. Miss Chlea Taylor has gone to New York to visit relatives. Her niece Mrs Ernest Baily accompanied her. Nis Anna Kyle with Claude of Los Angeles guests of Mrs Sarah.

Eva Will Thurster Waynesboro Columbus

International School Med Continues Coverage

International School Med continues coverage of ongoing health and education topics, focusing on programs, partnerships, and student services. The report highlights recent initiatives, faculty actions, and community impact across campuses.

Education exhibit leads Kansas City event at World Association

Delegates prepare Sunday school exhibit organized by Arthur F. Stevens Book Concern with Charles tary and H. P. Hun as officials. Dr. J. C. Robertson and S. Atheran address education and religious education, highlighting the exhibit's goals and the World Association's aims.

Kansas City Arthur F. Stevens Charles Tary H. P. Hunretary Roohibit The World Association J. C. Robertson McPherson College Delive S. Atheran Ligious Education A Boston Universit

Reverend McMichi l lectures in Rushville visit ends

Reverend T A McMicha el spent this month as guest of foreign route to Rushville for two lectures and to attend a convention this evening. Miss Ida Gole resides southeast of Pietine near her school where she worked as a teacher.

T. A. McMichil Rushville Ida Gole Ha Pietine

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Napoleon Clarksburg Frank Marlin Amos R. Baxter C. Traction Greencastle Zion City T. E. Day Thomas A. W. Bushnell Marion Janice Stanwcend Iowa E. L.witt Mrsichnell Stanwood Reed-Mauck K. T Piley First Lion Cyrus Donnell Robert Hamilton Ben Taylor Luther Newton Chris Myers Ben Drake John Marin John Gateby Sam Bryan James Morgan Cyrus Bill John Thomson Henry Gregg W. W. Wick Cregg Switzerland County James T. Brown Mary Cook Lodwies Cook Martha Boas Anthony Roozs Martin Adkins John Fugit Wm. Ross Foreman Nathaniel Potter Augustus Lathrop Samuel Craft Wm. Antrobus David Montague Patrick Hudson Justus Rich Taver Rich Abijah H. Grimes James Ransted John Y. Kendall Peter Songer Abraham Miller Indiana Republican Madison M. H. Williams B. Adkins Adams Solomon Turpin Turpin James R. Ray John B. Kine William Carpenter Michael G. Brite Samuel Donnell Henry Grege Videe David Howe Robert Elder Thomas Ireland Pileys Glenn DeMoss Decatur International School Med Dock Grover Se bin Savage Army
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