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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
3
TANAPOLIS Ind. Fe highway commission announces it will not buy crushed stone until prices drop. Zeigler chairman said the decision comes after representatives pressed the matter and asked for reductions, with the commission standing firm.
John W. Craig and family prepare a trip to Beaver Lake near the north, around July 1, for a lake outing. They anticipate memories of past visits and peaceful days on the water as dreams of fishing and wildlife flow through their plans.
Wae Ik Batterton arrived in California last night greeting old friends after a decade. He is here with his sister Mrs Elizabeth, visiting for a couple of days. He plans to see his son Harry in Tucson, Arizona, during the trip.
Officers Grinstead and Robbed responded to a late night call from residents on South Monfort Street about several suspicious locks in the neighborhood. They searched the area and found nothing out of the ordinary.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Jonzo Murphy Aimond S Ainsworth Thom ac Comrade Munger Nightstown and Greens rinerpal with mentions of Mrs formerly and two former residents, unclear context.
Mrs Maude Lowe of El Paso hosts the widow of Renigar who lived here for years. Renigar, age 72, passed away after a long career with the Big Bre company. Mildred Robinson and Christine Sherlock are mentioned as recent travelers and graduates in local notices.
James H. Collier 78 died at his Columbus home after retiring from his Burns ville farm in 1904 He was brother to Mrs Sarah Rhohrer Hartsville and father to four sons including ministers Rev Fank Collier Flora and Rev Walter Collier North Liberty Funeral by Rev George H Murphy planned Thursday afternoon in Columbus
The Camp Fire Girls met with Mary Katherine Emmert and decided to hold a market next Saturday at the Everhart-McCracken grocery store. Proceeds will support the pledge toward the new county hospital.
The employer of the local wire factory will attend a church service next Sunday night June 26 in reserved seats. The event follows a recent successful gathering with Big Four Railway workers. The pastor toured the plant and praised the machinery and craftsmanship, noting factory workers as an asset to the community.
A marriage license was issued to William Walter Cheek 27 of Newpoint and Norma Mildred Demaree 21 of Newpoint.
The funeral of Albert C. Russell was held at his son Dr. R. J. Russell's home with Rev. P.S. Hendricks and Rev. A. H. Pitkin. Burial was at Milford cemetery with Milford Lodge No. 94, F. and A. M. In Indianapolis Tirso McCorkle of Letts transacted business today. Billie Magee, son of Mrs. Linsy Moree, had tonsils removed at St. Vincent hospital and is recovering at home. The one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelie Moffett of Letts is critically ill. Arthur Wright of Letts went to Indianapolis to see his brother Bob pitch for Toledo. Mrs. Arthur Towe and daughter Margaret Alice left for a week's visit in Indianapolis. Miss Virginia Housten returned to Westport after visiting friends. Mrs. Farl Rogers of Franklin arrived to attend the Rogers Henningsen wedding Thursday evening. Mr. Rogers will join her tomorrow.
Local and personal notices list residents visiting, traveling, or ill. Names include Nellie McConnell, Clarence Grayson, Mrs. Bernice Reiley, Jack Richardson, Miss Cora Self, Brazier Kirby, George Bugbee, Mrs. H. H. Hornbrook, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Rose Bristow, John Reigler, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Sheridan Lines, Mrs. T. C. Siders, Roy Stillman, Levi Robbins, Boys Burroughs, Mrs. Chris link, Dan S. Perry, Miss Iris Munns, Miss Jeanette Anderson, Mrs. E. M. Nicely, Will Ehrhardt, Nettie Ryan, Will Smith, Elmer C. Jerman, G. G. Welsh, Arthur Fuchtman, Mrs. John L. Sallee, Estel Rogers, Edith and Dorothea Crane. Also mentions insurance offering and tailoring services.
C W Woodward attended the bankers convention in Indianapolis today. William P Flint and Robert H Stuart, national bank examiners from Indianapolis, were here checking local banks. J Lorraine Wright from Forest Hill reports farmers along Clay and Jackson border are happy over the fine rain.
A service offers permanent removal of hair moles and skin blemishes. Appointments are made by correspondence with Mrs. Fred Arbuckle at 219 West Second Street Rushville Indiana.
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