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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1925

Page

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Union Baptist Church Holds Centennial Celebration

Union Baptist Church four miles south of Greensburg marked its 100th anniversary with an all day event featuring former pastors and members, a relics display, a centennial sermon by Rev Wilfred Lindstrom, musical tributes, and a large pitch in dinner.

Greensburg Charles Short Matthew Elder W. C. Hart Louisville R. V. Thomas Chicago Thomas Wilfred Lindstrom Washington U. S W. M. Wood J. C. Nicholson Westport

Fords Collide On East Main

A pair of Ford roadsters collided yesterday afternoon about 1 30 in front of the Judge Craig home on East Main street. John E Hart and Miss Fay Hancock of Indianapolis were westbound, while Owen O Banion with Thomas Davis and son Harold approached from Vine street. Both cars struck and jumped the curb causing damage to the Hart vehicle a right front fender axle radius rod and spring. No injuries were reported and Chief Wilson mediated a settlement after a brief dispute over right of way.

Ford Judge Craig East Main Street John E. Hart Pershing Street Indianapolis Fay Hancock Main Street Owen O’banion Thomas Davis Harold Vine Street Hart New Point O’banion Wilson

Blaine McGrath to Speak at Winona Convention

Blaine McGrath president of the Indianapolis Advertising club will discuss The Golden Rule and the Business Man at the Golden Rule convention in Winona Lake on July 14 and 15. He is a nephew of Mrs Mary Robison of this city.

Blaine McGrath Indianapolis Advertising Club Winona Lake McGrath Mary Robison

Clinton Township Farmers Picnic Set for Geneva on June 24

Members of the Clinton Township Farmers Federation and families will picnic at Geneva on Wednesday June 24.

Clinton Township Farmers’ Federation and Families Geneva

Mr and Mrs Grant Elliott Visit Indianapolis Relatives

Mr and Mrs Grant Elliott of Indianapolis visited relatives at Bur ney yesterday.

Grant Elliott Indianapolis Burney

Circuit Court Actions Move Through Local Docket

Hiram Sanders seeks a divorce from Dora Sanders citing abandonment after marriage on May 9 1916 and separation on Nov 1 1921 with one child Helen aged ten to be held in the mother’s custody. Other items include Bruckman Co. v Marshall trial status, Elizabeth Martin et al. administratrix v Perlina Foreman conversion, and George W Bruce estate suit against Prudential Life Insurance. Judge Craig presiding with several witnesses and attorneys noted.

Hiram Sanders Dora Sanders Circuit Court Ethel Trotter Burney Noble Trotter Helen Hazel Bruner Earl Bruner D.R. Jones John Osborn Clark County Max Redman Helen Smith Greensburg Bruckman Co Marshall Craig Elizabeth Martin Abner Colson Perlina Foreman Squire Holmes George W. Bruce Nellie Bruce Prudential Life Insurance Company James Newton Annis Bruckman Charles G. Marshall John W. Craig

Aged Greensburg Resident Jacob F. Bryan Dies at 80

Jacob Franklin Bryan 80 a Greensburg resident for over sixty years died at home 224 South Poplar street at 7 pm Saturday after a three week illness. He was born Oct 10 1844 in Rockingham county Virginia and came to this county in 1851. He married Henrietta Roberts in 1873, she died in 1923. no children. Survived by brothers James near Osgood Marion Bryan of Indianapolis and sister Mrs Lizzie Martin Limerick. Funeral at 2 pm today at the home Rev J H Morton officiating burial by I O O F.

Jacob Franklin Bryan Greensburg South Poplar Street Bryan Grover Jackson Leviana Mary Martz Bryan Rockingham County Virginia Millhousen Henrietta Roberts James Osgood Marion Bryan Indianapolis Allen Bryan Lizzie Martin Limerick Christian Church Decatur Lodge of Odd Fellows

Finished Planting Corn June 18

Will E. Jackson, the late corn planter, finished planting corn Friday in the same field and at the same hour as last year. He anticipates a good crop. Mrs. Prosser Clark underwent a serious tonsil operation at Indianapolis today with her husband Dr. Clark of Clarksburg present. Mrs. Clarks is a daughter of Dr. R. W. Thorne of this city.

Will E. Jackson Prosser Clark Indianapolis Dr. Clark Clarksburg

Howell families return from motor trip to Troy

Mr and Mrs L T Howell of Burney and Mr and Mrs Graysor Howell of Indianapolis returned home from a motor trip to Troy C where they visited Mrs Gladys Howell Knoop.

L. T. Howell Burney Graysor Howell Indianapolis Troy, C Gladys Howell Knoop

Souvenir Edition Promotes Decatur County Boosters

A planned sixty page souvenir and booster edition of the News aims to showcase Decatur County and Greensburg. It will highlight commercial and agricultural advantages, living desirability, and local history. Herman Holton organizes space. chambers of commerce may distribute copies to clubs and prospects.

Decatur County Greensburg Detatur County Chamber of Commerce Herman Holton

Opening of Centenary Church Cornerstone Plan

The Methodist centenary event will mark the cornerstone opening of Centenary church. Rev. Charles W. Whitman and church leaders will lead a ceremony with trustees officials and congregation present. Contents of the cornerstone will be kept in Greensburg National bank vault until the new church cornerstone is laid. The Centenary building wrecking is underway. its cornerstone was laid August 25 1866 and dedicatory services were July 12 1868. construction cost was 19000 dollars.

Methodist Charles W. Whitman Greensburg National Bank

Death claims Senator Edwin F. Ladd in Baltimore

Senator Edwin F. Ladd of North Dakota died at the Church Home infirmary in Baltimore at 10 30 a m today from kidney trouble. He had come from Cleveland for neuritis and rheumatism and grew seriously ill after arrival as his kidneys failed. Ladd was among four senators expelled from the Republican party last spring for backing Robert M La Follette in the presidential campaign.

United Press Baltimore Edwin F. Ladd North Dakota Church Home Ladd Cleveland Republican Party Republican Senatorial Robert M. LaFollette

Silent policeman at Main and Franklin top expense debate

Majority opinion among consulted residents argues installing traffic posts at four square corners is not justified given light and uneven traffic. Critics note potential $50 a month operating cost per post, totaling about $2400 yearly, and suggest street improvements or extra officers on peak Saturday hours instead of the posts.

Main Franklin Streets

Klan Speaker Outlines Tenets At City Park Rally

Rev. Robert Evans of the Ku Klux Klan told a crowd of over 500 at the east city ball park that the order seeks to maintain national institutions not by race or religion but through a definite program. He praised immigration limits and deportation laws and urged English language instruction as the nation’s backbone. He criticized Columbia University leader Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and cited Klan actions against officials in various cities.

Ku Klux Klan America Robert Evans Ball Park Chicago Nicholas Murray Butler Indiana Columbia University Evans United States

Russell Molloy descendants gather for Cincinnati reunion

Descendants from Cincinnati of John Francis Russell and Catherine Molloy Russell, Irish natives who came to America about a century ago, joined a reunion at Shulte Park. The gathering decided to hold annual meetings, form a 1926 planning committee, and collect family history facts. Attendees from Greensburg included Catherine Hartman and several Russell families.

John Francis Russell Catherine Molloy Russell Ireland America Russell Dan S. Perry Stanton Guthrie Mary Amanda Wade McMillan Frank Russell John Richard Anna Russell Marie

Miss Kate Dickerson Visits Dobyns in Indianapolis

Miss Kate Dickerson of this city visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobyns in Indianapolis yesterday.

Kate Dickerson Mrs Charles Dobyns Indianapolis

Woman Dies at Sister's Home in Kentucky Widow

Mrs. James W. Clay aged 49 died at her sister Mrs. W. C. Fogg's North Broadway home after a lingering illness. Born Lillian Stone she is survived by son George Clay of Henderson Kentucky and other relatives. The body was taken to Henderson for burial beside her husband.

James W. Clay W. C. Fogg North Broadway Lillian Stone A. Ze Anna Longsford Stone Bardstown Kentucky Henderson George Clay

Burney Baptist Pastor Resigns to Return Home

Rev. C. H. Myers, pastor of Burney Baptist Church, surprised parishioners by resigning to take effect July 19. A native of Mooreville, N C, he is returning to his home church of 5,000 in Louisville educated at the Baptist theological school. He has served Burney and Lewis Creek for two years and leaves with general regret. He and his wife have four children.

C. H. Myers Burney Baptist Church Myers Mooresville N. C Baptist Theological School Louisville Burney Church Lewis Creek Burney

Amundsen Flies N 25 to Oslo After Polar Return

The N 25 brought Captain Amundsen and Arctic fliers to King's Bay Spitzbergen from Franklin's Bay where they landed Sunday. The N 24 was frozen and abandoned. Premier Mowinckel works with scientists to raise funds for Amundsen's further research and plans for a Oslo welcome.

United Press Oslol Roald Amundsen North Pole King’s Bay Spitzbergen Franklin’s Bay Mowinckel Amundsen

MacMillan Arctic Expedition Reaches Maine Coast Ahead of Sydney Stop

MacMillan Antarctic expedition continues along the Maine coast with the Peary and Bowdoin leading the voyage toward Sydney Nova Scotia where coal will be loaded. Commander Donald B. MacMillan has not commented on any international controversy related to new continental discoveries.

Monegan Island MacMillan Arctic Expedition Far Sydney N. S Peary Bowdoin Maine Donald B. MacMillan MacMillan

Local Woman Severely Hurt In West Main Fall

Mrs. Daily Powell slipped in bare feet in her West Main home Sunday noon, breaking a hip. After X rays at Memorial hospital confirmed a fracture, she was placed in a special bed from Indianapolis and will return home after several weeks of bed rest.

Indianapolis

Castor Family Vacation Visit Reaches Sardinia

Mr and Mrs Jacob Castor and their son from Long Beach California arrived in Westport this morning to visit Mr and Mrs Thomas Castor at Sardinia. They traveled by automobile.

Jacob Castor Long Beach, Cal Westport Thomas Castor Sardinia

Becker Armstrong Wedding Attended by Don Harding

Don Harding of Indianapolis visited Westport to attend the Becker Armstrong wedding with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Harding yesterday.

Don Harding Indianapolis

Weather Outlook for Lake Michigan Region Tonight and Tuesday

Mostly unsettled tonight with possible thunderstorms. Temperatures cool on Tuesday with a drop near the lake. Strongest activity expected away from shore while Lake Michigan area experiences cooler conditions.

Lake Michigan

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