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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

4

Woodward Township High School Adopts Manual Training

In the winter report the Seventh and Eighth grades move to the T O O F building freeing a room for a high school recitation space. A list of township teachers is given while the Chapel school is closed and students are brought to Woodward. An indoor First M E church picnic featured woodland decor and a program with readings, music, and a brides and bridegrooms game.

M. E William Pulse America Ralph Eward Margaret Turner Red Cross Helen Ruiz Mabel Day Florine Tillson James Caskey Clyde Wildman Claude Cohee Shirley Meek Loven Meek Rees Reed

Curious First of VPS Breed Unveiled in Greensburg

A strange machine arrived at the freight depot described as a Joliet made tractor named Bates Steel Brule. Investigators compare it to a savage animal while Rev. Atet of Sunman catches the mule. it is planned to pull three cane plows to break eighty acres near Newpoint for bean planting. Mr. Arndt intends to harness the forty horsepower mule Monday morning for rapid work.

Saturtay Breil Frieght Joliet, TL Bates Steel Brule Atet Sunman Newpoint Arndt

Curtis Bland Says He Joins Army Medical Corps

Curtis Bland of Greensburg now in Preston Idaho writes from Fort Riley Kansas that he has been ordered to active duty with the army medical corps. He states he hopes to meet Decatur county friends in France and expresses pride in serving his country in this hour of need. He asks readers to hear his message without publication.

K. Curtis Bland Greens- Lure Preston Idaho Review Fort Rilen Kans U.S. Medical Corps Bland Aome Fennatife Greensburg Tomayo Jecatur County France

Four new teachers assigned to Adams Township Schools

Four new teachers have been added to the list for the local school for the coming term by Trustee L. A. Jewett. Due to the resignation of Prof. C. R. Williams former County Superintendent F. C. Fields will supervise.

Adams Township L. A. Jewett C. R. Williams F. C. Fields

Sheriff Beeson Lands Second Man Implicated In Auto Theft

After a long chase Decatur county Sheriff Beeson arrested Moe Poma and charged him with complicity in the theft of John Traves’s automobile at Burney weeks ago. Gauntt is jailed in Jeffersonville. Lunn remains in jail in Decatur. Beeson’s tireless effort earns praise from constituents.

Shereff Beeson Sherif Boos Unionville Moe Touis Poma Heine Gauntt John Traves Burney Lunn Decatur County Jeffersonville Tunn Beeson

Greensburg Lodge Confers Knight Rank on Two Candidates

The Burney Wrights of Pythias castle hall hosted about fifty K of P members from Greensburg last night. The local lodge conferred Third Rank work on two candidates, led by Chancellor Commander Charles Towle and other officers. Roy Kanouse, known as Old Man Gosh, acted as Pythagoras. a luncheon followed the ceremony with hearty approval and a rewarding trip for all attendees.

Greensburg Burney Wrights Pythias Castle Hall K. of P Lochere Burney Charles Tlowe Frank McCoy Gosh Roy Kanouse Pythacors

Letts Saw Mill Destroyed by Fire

Four thousand dollar loss after a fire gutted the Letts saw mill early Saturday morning. Charles Bridges awakened by flames watched the blaze spread before firefighters could gain control. Owner James Scott carried no insurance. This is the fourth mill blaze in Letts.

Daily Review Letts Charles Bridges James Scott

Squirrel season rules tighten under new law

A city official, Deputy Game and Fish Commissioner Fred Ehlers, visits to enforce a squirrel hunting policy shifting opening from July 1 to August 1 while the season runs through December 1. He urges awareness of the license changes and warns arrests for pre August 1 kills. He notes overall fish laws improving with fewer violations, and emphasizes lawfulness for hunters and sportsmen.

Game and Fish Fred Ehiers Tie Thecatur County Ehlers Vir

Decatur County Proud As County Red Cross Appeal Surges

Secretary U P L Seoty of the VW BT CA travels through southern Indiana counties for the State Red Cross Society. He notes Decatur County leads in giving with strong support for the Y M C A war fund and Red Cross drives. The county aimed for 2505 dollars to the YMCA and 27800 to the Red Cross, with early indications of reaching about 10000. Hurrah for old Decatur.

U. PL Seoty BT. C. AL Indiana State Red Cross Society Scott Decatur Y. M. C. A. War Fund Red Cross

Soldiers to Enter Grand Tourney at State Fair Grounds

Indiana publicity release announces soldier athletes from Ft Benjamin Harrison will participate in a state fair athletic field day on Independence Day weekend. Track events include sprints and hurdles. field events cover discus javelin shot put and jumps. military features add a two mile rear race with full regalia and a rifle substitute for a baton. Gold silver bronze medals and engraved cups will reward winners.

Courei Gao Ade Todas Pepe Sr Meadine Indiana State Fair Grounds Ft. Benjamin Harrison United States Army

Indiana Women Enrolled for War Service Mobilization Plan

The Indiana State Council of Defense endorses a service blank to enroll every available woman in the state for war work. The form records education experience occupation availability and willingness to serve. Classified duties include farming nursing factory work office tasks driving sewing and more across 13 districts and county councils.

Indianapolis State Council of Defense George Ade Indiana Indiana League For Women's Services Hbiank Will H. Tlays State Council of Defence Germany General Service Arrang

One Farmer Reports Replanted Corn On 35 Acres

Fred Shelhorn, a young farmer southwest of town, says his 35 acre corn field has been plowed over three times. The crop stands over a foot high but is late this year, with much of the corn only plowed once or twice. Richard Farlow replanted 90 acres last week after poor stands. Other farmers replant five to ten acre blocks, keeping hopes high despite delays.

Fred Shelhorn Richard Farlow Slilroy Press

Greensburg Delivery Co. changes as Lake Perkins resigns

After more than ten years as manager Lake Perkins resigns effective this morning. Herbert Francis, longtime company driver, is appointed to replace him and began duties today. Milroy donors to Red Cross include Clyde Kitchin Ian and Mrs Innis Frank O Hillis and Mr and Mrs Ray and Rev Thomas Adams. Walter Ehrhardt and wife Will visit from Madison. Walter, a Cragmont hospital pharmacist, takes a week’s vacation to his hometown with family.

Greensburg Delivery Co Lake Perkins Herbert Francis Perkins Red Cross Milroy Clyde Kitchin Ian Innis This County Frank O. Hillis Robert M. Ray Thomas H. Adams Walter Ehrhardt Billie Madison Will Ehrhardt Walter Cragmont Hospital

Women’s State Preparedness Meetings Highlight Julia Sanders Efforts

Patriotic district meetings will feature speakers from the executive committee urging women to be ready for emergencies. The gatherings aim to coordinate with statewide activities to preserve manpower. Large attendance praised Miss Julia E. Sanders for advancing the organization’s work.

Julia E. Sanders

Mrs Emma Hamilton Millinery Sold to Mrs John Wilson

Mrs John Wilson purchases the millinery store of Mrs Emma Hamilton on the north side of the square. She will take an invoice of the stock Monday and Tuesday next week then move the goods to her husband’s store on West Main Street, formerly Styers shoe store. Mrs Wilson is experienced in millinery and expected to earn local patronage.

John Wilson Emma Hamilton West Main Street Styers Shoe Wilson

Hamilton joins American Ambulance Corps to serve country

Jial Hamilton volunteers for the American Ambulance Corps and is slated to sail from New York City on July 14. He is the son of Civil War veteran Robert A. Hamilton, educated in multiple colleges, fluent in German and French, and expected to serve on the fighting line in France aiding wounded soldiers and offering comfort to homebound servicemen.

Jial Hamilton American Ambulance Corps New York City Mr. Hamilton Robert A. Hamilton Vnion 87Th Auburn Hill Fows Piles France Europe

Local Social Notes From Milford and Nearby Towns

Milford and nearby residents share visits and greetings with friends and relatives. Names include Guy Davis, Ezra Russell, Criss Reiger, Joe Rodmar, Rebecca Miner, Sadie Garrison, Miss Onal Swift, and others from Osgood, St. Paul, Greensburg, Burney, Adams, Hartsville, and Hope. Several trips, measles report, and a flag raising drew crowds across communities.

Guy Davis Osgood Ezra Russell Criss Reiger St. Paul Robert Haldeman Fred Solomon Edward Albright Hope Joe Rodmar Jake Hu Adams Cuff Byard Rugby Harry Mounts Greensburg James Spillman Milroy Rebecca Miner Dora Henderson Paul Newburg Burney Mary Rena Miner Tazel Lewis Levina Brooks Nona Mounts Near Adams Raymond Allbricht Joe Rodman Sadie Garrison Hartsville Garnet Kanouse E. F E. Lewis Harry Peterson Oval Trouse Maud Christian Ralph Conk Eugene Goff Loyd Rosencruns Ashsery Price Iairnes Luther Mantooth Durney Carl Lohner Floyd Gibson Our Town Roy Bryant Eldo Harry Bates Shelbyville Ed Cole Switzerland County Henry Christian Earl Vaughn William Christian Onal Swift Dr. Harrod

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