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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1925

Page

4

Esther Evans Writes Thesis

The following is the graduating thesis of Miss Esther Evans of Greensburg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Evans, from Lincoln Institute at Lincoln Ridge Kentucky. The thesis extols child training focusing on obedience truthfulness honesty and home instruction supporting moral and spiritual development.

Esther Evans Sam Evans Lincoln Institute Lincoln Ridge Kentucky Tate John G. Fee Berea E. S. Fee Clarksburg United States Eschylus

Two Hundred Miles on Gallon of Gas

Buffalo June 22. William Hunt a Pennsylvania railroad machinist at the Ebenzer shops Buffalo division claims a device that yields two hundred miles per gallon of gasoline. In a test from Buffalo to Erie a round trip about 200 miles uses one gallon gasoline one quart engine oil and two gallons water. The system starts with gasoline then switches to water heated oil to feed the motor, reportedly preventing engine trouble and delivering more power.

Buffalo N. Y William Hunt Pennsylvania Railroad Ebenzer Buffalo Division Hunt Erie

Preachers' Names Familiar Here

Corner stone laid for the new Methodist church at Seymour. A history of the church by John W. Conner was placed inside. Early pastors and ruling elders listed include W. W. Hibben F. A. Hester S. Tincher E. G. Wood J. G. Chafee J. Brockway J. W. Sullivan Joseph Cotton Virgil Tevis J. H. Doddridge and C. W. Whitman.

New Methodist Seymour John W. Conner W. W. Hibben F. A. Hester S. Tincher E. G. Wood J. G. Chafee J. Brockway J. W. Sullivan Joseph Cotton Virgil Tevis J. H. Doddridge C. W. Whitman

Rushville Attorney And Singer Dies at 66

Rushville attorney and noted singer B. F. Miller died Saturday in Methodist hospital at 66. Former Laurel teacher turned Rushville resident, he left a widow Miss Joan Daily and a son Eugene C. Miller of Indianapolis. Miller was an active Christian church member with a New York trained tenor and gave a recital about twenty years ago.

B. F. Miller Rushville Methodist Hospital Miller Laurel Joan Daily Eugene C. Miller Indianapolis Christian Church New York

Scottsburg Pastor to Speak Wednesday

Rev. E. E. Peddicord, pastor of the Christian church in Scottsburg, will speak at the local Christian church Wednesday evening at 7 30. He arrives in the city mid day Wednesday via Columbus and will be accompanied by his wife. A hinged device with a teeth paste face to be worn on the hands has been patented for handling cakes of ice.

E. E. Peddicord Christian Church Scottsburg

Paris Hosts Around Four Hundred Thousand Foreign Residents

A figure indicates roughly 400000 foreign residents live in Paris France. The estimate reflects the city’s diverse international community and its appeal as a global center.

Medical Society Advises on Camping First Aid and Safety

The Indiana State Medical Association urges vacation campers to prepare a practical first-aid kit and know basic remedies. It stresses keeping to necessary medical care, seeking a doctor for serious illness, boiling drinking water, proper waste disposal, insect protection, screened accommodations, and careful food and dish sanitation.

Publicity Bureau Indiana State Medical Association

Street Oiling To Start Soon In Greensburg

The Greensburg street oiling project will begin mid week pending no delays. City councilman E. E. Doles says Chas. Winburn of Kokomo, the contractor, notified that work should start Wednesday or Thursday after a prior machinery breakdown and parts delay.

Greensburg E. E. Doles Chas. Winburn Kokomo

Hope Bank Embezzier Seeks Supreme Court Rehearing

James M. Sims once sentenced to two to fourteen years for embezzlement in connection with Hope State Bank has filed for a Supreme Court rehearing. He appealed and has never served prison time. Associate R. K. Ferry of Hope has been imprisoned over a year with denied parole. Sims allegedly works as an oil promoter in Louisiana.

James M. Sims Hope State Bank Supreme Court R. K. Ferry Hope Sims Louisiana

Binder twine sale at Farm Bureau Elevator

Get your binder twine at the Farm Bureau Elevator. Phone 1371. 146 tic.

Farm Bureau

Ditching Train Laid Up For Repairs

The ditching train from the Big Four yards has been laid up for repairs near Guilford. Rupp leads the work train as crews overhaul eleven flat cars and replace about 600 boards for flooring. The machine wears the flooring. safety policy prompts the maintenance. Repairs finish in a few days and operations resume east of the city.

Big Four Mr. Rupp Guilford

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain for Children

Advertising copy touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasty, stomach friendly remedy for puny kids. It claims doctors and pharmacists endorse the product, listing dramatic gains in weight for a 9 year old and a slender woman, with 60 tablets priced at 60 cents.

McCoy St. John & Guthrie America

Local Young Men Depart for Mackinac Island

Herschel B. McCoy Gregory Ewing William Everett Hamilton Albert Russell Sheldon Morrison and Harold Meek leave for Mackinac Island Mich to work at the Grand hotel Stewart Woodfill son of Mr and Mrs Will C Woodfill is part owner and general manager of the resort

Herschel B. McCoy Gregory Ewing William Everett Hamilton Albert Russell Sheldon Morrison Harold Meek Mackinac Island Mich Grand Hotel Stewart Woodfill Will C. Woodfill

Orlando and Roland Roots linked in name study

Researchers note Orlando is a variant form of Roland, tracing etymology through languages and history. The link highlights how names morph across cultures while preserving core identity and medieval roots.

Orlando Roland

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