State Democratic Mid-Summer Meeting Scheduled in Indianapolis
Arrangements for the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association mid-summer meeting are completed in the capital. The event runs Thursday June 25 and Friday June 29 with a reception at the Democratic Club, a home visit for editors’ wives at Governor Samuel Ralston’s residence, and an afternoon trip to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Democratic Club
Tasi
Samuel Ralston
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana moves to refuse stale bread returns
State Food Conservator H. E. Barnard and the Council of Defense push a bread saving campaign in Indiana. bakers urged to refuse stale bread or any unsold loaf after 24 hours to curb waste. Governor Goodrich and defense leaders back the plan as patriotic food conservation.
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Indiana
H. E. Barnard
Council of National Defense
State Council of Defense
Liberty Loan
Wars
Th Defense Council
Goodrich
Red Cross Drive Urges Indiana to Give Generously
A wartime appeal calls on every man, woman, and child in Indiana to support a Red Cross drive targeting 1 500 000 dollars. The piece emphasizes the aid to wounded soldiers and the Red Cross as their ally, urging donations of any size and noting volunteers and donors alike contribute to the cause.
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Vic
Tareau
Cross
Paris
Indiana
American Red Cross Fund
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Indiana coal negotiators seek relief to avoid price crisis
Hopeful progress reported after a conference among the State Council of Defense, Governor Goodrich appointees, and Indiana Operators' Association. Aimed at preventing coal stringency and high winter fuel prices, with smaller committees to continue talks and possible federal zone and price controls.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Will H. Hays
State Council of Defense
James P. Goodrich
Indiana Operators’ Association
The
Defense Council
Trays Aerardinetr
Willian G. Irwin
Charles Fox
Ho ON. Kurrie
Ela
Wil East Evadas Woolen
Se Council
A. M. Oete YE Pereusan
Penna
Willam Johnson
Ogle
Council of National Defense
Washington
Iiinois
Kentucky
Chicago
Wilber Kendall to Write War Letters From France Front
The Review announces Wilber Kendall former Emplo of Office with The Review will send war letters from the French front. Kendall served three years as a notype operator in The Review office and is with the 23rd C S Infantry at Syracuse New York. He is a Greensburg native and former superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday school who enlisted last April.
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Wilber Kendall
23Rd
C. S. Infantry
Syracuse
N. Y
France
Wilber
Kendall
Greensburg
Our City
Presbyterian Sunday School
U. Army
Our Own Hymn to the United States Marines
Poem praising the United States Marines from the phrases of historic songs and banners. The verses claim Marines as the finest and ever ready to defend the nation on land and sea, across snow and tropic heat, with imagery of duty and courage.
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Montezuma
Tripoi
United States Marines
Qor Faz
United States
Marion man predicts poor potato crop
John H. Jackson of Marion township offered his opinion that the coming potato crop would be under one-fourth of the average. While others expect a larger yield, Jackson remains convinced the crop will be disappointing and hopes he is mistaken.
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John H. Jackson
Marion Township
Jackson
Indiana Plans Three Million Acres Sown With Wheat This Fall
The State Council of Defense announces a wartime campaign led by Purdue’s J C Beavers to sow about three million acres of wheat in Indiana this fall. Meetings will mobilize communities, seed wheat sourcing at cost, and improve shipping and storage facilities. Coal production stimulation is also organized under Will T Freeman with statewide committee members.
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Indianapolis
State Council of Defense
George Ade
Indiana
Indiana Committee On Food Production and Conservation
Purdue University
J.C. Beavers
W. S. Christie
Beavers
Maurice Douglas
Flatrock Tees
Will T. Freeman
Terre Haute
Freeman
Frank J. Wayes
Indiandianapolis
Ed Stewart
M. T. Gould
J. Wooley
Fivansville
A. AT. Cole
W. R. Johnson
Vincennes
P. H. Penna
T. 2. Seales
Boonville
Charles G. Hall
Terre Traute
Mr. Hayes
Unit i Mine Workers of America
Mr. Stewart
Strong Appeal to Sten to Actively Engage in the Cause of the King
Rev. George Schwartz of Westport missed the Greensburg program due to illness but the Men's Bible Study Club benefited from Rev. Frank Toeed delivering an impressive talk. His clear presentation earned praise. Next Friday the members’ wives and sweethearts will be guests at a special dinner, ending the meetings for the summer.
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Sten
George Schwartz
Westport
Greensburg
Schwartz
Frank Toeed
New Shoe Material From German Furniture Factory
A Hallerau Germany factory, shifted from art furniture to nonleather shoes. Uppers use clay or black sail-cloth that resemble leather from a distance. Soles are layered wood veneer with waterproof glue for flexible, waterproof support following the foot arch.
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Hallerau
Germany
Mrs Lyde Covert and Mother Visit Indianapolis
Mrs Lyde Covert and her mother Mrs John Logan have traveled to Indianapolis to stay for a couple of weeks as guests of Earl Logan and family.
Harding Speech Praises Elliott for Congress in Rushville
U S Senator Warren G Harding spoke to Greensburg area voters in Rushville, lauding Hon. Richard Elliott’s congressional bid. He praised Republican unity, defended navy buildup, and criticized Finly Gray for past positions while urging democracy at home before abroad.
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Richard
Elliott
United States
Congress
Harding
Representative Kahn
California
Willam Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Eliott
Finny Gray
Finly Gray
Congrese
Gray
Senate
Hardin
America
Red Cross War Council Telegrams Praise Middle West Campaign
Washington telegrams report Red Cross campaigns with praise for North Central and Middle West states. Daniel A. Reed notes victory for humanity and urges strong effort while G. G. Welsh commends Greensboro Greensburg counties for generosity and patriotism guiding the campaign.
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Washington
DD. C
Red Cross
G. G. Welsh
Greensboro
Indiana
North Central States
Daniel A. Reed
War Council
American Red Cross
Greensburg
Middle West
Scatterbrain Wife Bemoans Husband With Bad Memory
A humorous Exchange brief recounts Mrs Scatterbrain lamenting her spouse who cannot remember her instructions. The tale notes his treacherous memory despite reminders like string and knots, while a friend jokes about a note dated a week ahead.
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Mrs. Scatterbrain
Opportunity to Join the French Class Tonight
An opening to join the French class is offered Tuesday at 7 50 PM in the library. Beginners are urged to attend as a last chance after the initial meeting last Friday while those with some knowledge may join later.
Mrs William Koenigkramer Provides Wash Cloths For Shop
Mrs William Koenigkramer furnished material and made twenty four wash cloths for the shop. The Daily Bible class will sew at the school building tomorrow.
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William Koenigkramer
Help Wanted Volunteers At School Shop In Afternoon
Miss Lizzie Thomson assisted in the superintendent's room this afternoon. Mrs Charity Baker has volunteered to make some bags and volunteers to fill them are wanted. On duty at the shop today were Misses Willie Applegate Mary De Armond Kate Stewart Emma Mavee Hazel Day Margaret Miller Rebecca Lugenbell Iva Wenn Imogene Marsh and Mesdames Amos Lopez Lon Mc Coy John Osborn and Charity A Baker.
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Charity Baker
Willie Applegate
Mary DeArmond
Kate Stewart
Emma Mavee
Hazel Day
Margaret Miller
Rebecca Lugenbell
Iva Wenn
Imogene Marsh
Mesdames Amos Lopez
Lon McCoy
John Osborn
Charity A. Baker
Registration Misunderstanding In Greensburg Voter Clarified
At Greensburg, registration now at the Courthouse does not affect city voting this fall. The current register is for the August 18 special election to choose delegates for a constitutional convention. Women in Greensburg may vote in the city election without this registration.
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Chich
Greensburg
Local Red Cross sewing drive praised by Indianapolis official
Comfort bags have been taken by Mesdames Fred Thomas Henry Link Edgar Hamilton J S Moss and others. Miss Florence Hamilton filled one bag and made five more. Kate Emmett, vice president, received a letter from Mrs Laura B Elder secretary for the American Red Cross praising the local chapter for the surgical dressing work, calling it the best yet from the state.
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Fred Thomas
Henry Link
Edgar Hamilton
J. S. Moss
Mabel Lynn
Anna Link
Anna Wheeldon
Jessie McCoy
Mary Ainsworth
Stella Murphy
Cora Johnston
Eleanor
Jethro Meek, Jr
Florence Hamilton
Kate Emmett
Laura B. Elder
Indianapolis
American Red Cross
Eastman
Yankee punch urged to speed American air power
Washington June 28 Brigadier General Squier who directs the aviation service advocates a big airplane program if Congress approves it. He says airplanes are the logical fighting machines for Americans and would allow an army in the air to blind German gunners. He notes possible initial appropriations of about 600 million dollars.
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Washington
Squier
Squirer
Germany
Eskimo talk headline for Springhill Club meeting
The Springhill Community Club will feature Hal Hamilton speaking on The Eskimo. The program includes Why Not a Springhill Shipping Association by Robert Donnell, Problem of Waste in Rural Life by John McCoy, The Cheap Farm Journal by Mrs. Robert Scott, Recitation by Russell Kelley, Mesic by Mrs. Mary Moore and Gordon Powner. Announcements note the marriage of Nellie Louise Powner of Chicago to N McDowell Gordon, now at home 6928 Greenview Avenue after September 1.
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Hal Hamilton
Springhill Community Club
Springhill Shipping Association
Robert Donnell
John McCoy
Cheap Farm Journal
Robert Scott
Russell Kelley
Mary Moore
Gordon Powner
Greensburg
Nellie Louise Powner
Chicago
N. McDowell Gordon
Greenview Avenue
Bride a daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles T Powner
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Powner, former residents here, with many friends in the old hometown.
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Charles T. Powner
McCoy to Speak at Rushville Rally with Harding
Col Cash McCoy Republican mayoral candidate travels to Rushville to hear his longtime ally Senator Warren G Harding in a large rally. Harding visited the city during his campaign and McCoy led as campaign chairman in earlier efforts. Dr G W H Kemper of Muncie, visiting locals, shares Civil War reminiscences from his service as hospital steward and later surgeon in the 17th Indiana.
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Col. Cash McCoy
Rushville
Warren G. Harding
Dr. McCoy
Senator Harding
G. W. H. Kemper
Muncie
J .M. Woodfill
Kemper
France
Indiana
Greensburg
Stewart Stout Returns Home After Grandmother Visit
Stewart Stout arrives in Indianapolis today after visiting grandmother Mrs. Belle Aldrich. He is the son of George Stout, who serves as caller at the traction terminal station, and Stewart acts as his assistant.
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Stewart Stout
Indianapolis
Belle Aldrich
Stewart
George Stout
Traction Terminal
Charles Black Takes Over Bee Hive Grocery Post
Charles Black begins duties at the Bee Hive grocery today succeeding William Francis who resigns to manage the South Side nickelo.
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Charles Black
Bee Hive Grocery
William Francis
South Side
Nickelo
Greensburgers plan lake outing with Detroit visitors
Mrs Meek and the Thomas family travel to Detroit to visit Harry Hamilton and family. They expect to enjoy a lake outing with the Hamiltons Ellis Ryan and family and Joe O Brecht and family, all former Greensburg residents.
Attorney Oscar Ewing Visits Relatives en Route to Pittsburg
Oscar Ross Ewing a noted Pennsylvania Railroad attorney travels with his wife and son James from St Louis to Pittsburg to establish their new home residence.
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Oscar Ross Ewing
Pennsylvania Railroad
James
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Death of Henry Booth at I O O F Home
Henry Booth aged 59 died at the I O O F Home after an extended illness. He came to the Home from Flora in spring 1910. The body will be shipped to Flora for burial tomorrow.
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Henry Booth
Flora
Nome
Davis visit to Indianapolis in-law family trip
Mr. and Mrs. Davis traveled to Indianapolis today to see their daughter Mrs. Luther Dickerson and her family.
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Mrs
Davis v. Patton
Indianapolis
Luther Dickerson
Mr and Mrs L D Eward Move to East Walnut Bungalow
Mr and Mrs L D Eward prepare to move into their new bungalow on East Walnut Street next Tuesday.
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Mrs. L. D. Eward
East Walnut Street
Mrs C H Johnston Visits Son With O R C at Fort Harrison
Mrs C H Johnston traveled to Indianapolis today to spend the day with her son Joe, one of the O R C boys stationed at Fort Harrison.
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C. H. Johnston
Indianapolis
Joe
Fort Harrison
Local Social Notes Highlight Blooming ton Guests
Mrs. Thomas Cookson of Bloomington visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. White. Her sister Mrs. Hayes Buskirk, ill for a week, is reported improving. Miss Florence Lambert of Assumption Illinois visits aunt Mrs. Brent Patton. Mrs Patton’s parents Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hoover of Pennville, Miss Lambert’s grandparents, also at Patton home.
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Thomas Cookson
Bloomington
Charles L. White
Hayes Buskirk
Florence Lambert
Assumption
Illinois
Brent Patton
Patton
B. D. Hoover
Pennville
Miss Lambert
Social activities and dinners around town highlight outings
Miss Clara Hamilton hosted M. O. C. Club members at North Broadway with guest Miss Fannie Benham of Cincinnati. Several dinner guests joined Mr and Mrs Arthur Springratey and others, including the Handiges and Ziegler families. Ernest Erdmann hosted a chicken dinner at the Garrison house in Hartsville, and the Knights of St John of Millhousen plan a chance in their new hall Wednesday evening.
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Clara Hamilton
M. O. C. Club
North Broadway
Fannie Benham
Cincinnati
John W Handiges
Kingston
George Handiges
Stella
Ziegler
Maude Updike
Ernest Erdmann
Garrison House
Hartsville
Knights of St. John of Millhousen
Bales Family Relocates to Fairmount Real Estate Venture
Wm. C. Bales and his family have moved from 811 East Central Avenue to Fairmount where Mr. Bales engages in real estate. The couple’s sons Grant and Frank served as review carriers in the east end for three years and are described as fine boys.
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Wm. C. Bales
East Central Avenue
Fairmount
Bales
Grant
Frank
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