Former Greensburger Earns Rush Medical Degree
Chancey Greeley Burke, Fort Smith Ark high school graduate in 1919, completes a six year course at Rush Medical College Chicago and will practice in Chicago hospitals. Brother of Mrs. Isaac J. Isgrigg of Pontiac Michigan, Burke is 24 and previously did Daily News work.
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Chancey
Greeley Burke
Fort Smith
Ark
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Burke
Isaac J. Isgrigg
Pontiac
Mich
Rush College
Daily News
Greensburg Woman To Give Talks at W C T U Institute
Plans are underway for the W C T U county institute to be held at Hope in the Methodist church on April 23 starting at 10 oclock. Greensburg resident Mrs Robert Donnell will lead and give talks throughout the day and speak at night. Dr Homer Hall of Franklin, secretary of the Indiana No Tobacco League, will attend the night session and show moving pictures on tobacco evils. A large crowd of W C T U members and visitors is expected.
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W. C. T. U. County Institute
Hope
Methodist Church
Robert Donnell
Greensburg
Homer Hall
Franklin
Indiana No.Tobacco League
Columbus Republican
Indiana Primary Instructions Set by State Election Board
The state election board began distributing guidance to local officials on the 1925 primary law. Officials will be named by party city chairmen, not city councils. In first and second class cities, May 5 primaries will auto register voters for the fall election.
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Indianapolis
State Election Board
District Superintendents Appointed by Bishop Leete at Final Session
At the northern Indiana Methodist conference closing Bishop Frederick D. Leete announced ministerial assignments for the coming year. Fort Wayne district goes to W W Wiant formerly at Mishawaka. Wabash district to U S A Bridge from Decatur. Richmond district to F F Thornburg from Kokomo. Logansport district to L C Bentley from Anderson. Muncie district remains with W T Arnold and Goshen district with C H Smith.
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Muncie
C. H. Smith
Goshen
Unverzagt and Barringer Tie Off in Indianapolis Ceremony
Miss Mabel Barringer formerly of St Paul and Jule A Unverzagt of Indianapolis were married this afternoon at 1 at the Methodist parsonage. Rev Charles W Whitman performed the single ring ceremony in the presence of Mrs Forest Barclay and friends from Indianapolis. The couple will reside in Indianapolis. The bride and Miss Barclay are close friends.
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Unverzagt-Barringer
Mabel Barringer
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Jule A. Unverzagt
Charles W. Whitman
Forest Barclay
Big Damage Suit Filed at Rushville
A mortgage foreclosure suit seeks $400000 against American Paper Products Co. in Carthage Rush county. The factory is in the hands of a receiver.
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Rushville
American Paper Products Co
Carthage
Rush County
Mrs Edmund Brennen to Undergo Operation in Newcastle
Mrs. Edmund Brennen of Newcastle will undergo an operation tomorrow morning at Memorial hospital. She is the daughter of Mrs. Tauline Timmerman of this city.
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Edmund Brennen
Newcastle
Memorial Hospital
Brennen
Tauline Timmerman
Sparks Transfers City Property to Ian Woodward
James Sparks and his wife convey a city property to Ian L. Woodward for $1,500 in a recorded deed placing ownership in Woodward.
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James Sparks
Ian L. Woodward
City
Property Transfer Notices in New Point
Mary A. Crosby conveys a lot in New Point to Harry E. Enne brock for seventy dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Crosby
Harry E. Ennebrock
New Point
Romweber Aprea Wedding Aims at Elegant Union in Savannah
Miss Anna Aprea and Mr John Romweber of Batesville Ind wed at St Josephs Catholic church with Rev T D Madden officiating. The bridal party entered to Mendelssohns wedding march as lilies and palms framed the altar. The bride wore Duchesse satin with silver lace overdress and orange blossoms. reception followed at the Rainbow Room Hotel Dempsey. couple left for New York and then Europe tour. Numerous out of town guests from Savannah Batesville Philadelphia Cincinnati and New Orleans attended.
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Anna Aprea
John Anthony Romweber
Batesville
Ind
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
T. D. Madden
Mendelssohn
Elizabeth McWaters
Louis Aprea
Savannah
Paul Romweber
Dempsey
Romweber
New York City
Robert Romweber
A. W. Romweber
George Hillenbrand
William Hillenbrand
George Romweber
William Romweber
M. Mitchell
William Seay
Jerry George
Charles O’byrne
Jack McDonough
Pete Batty
Jack Tyson
J. A. McKenna
Mildred McKenna
Philadelphia
Luke Leonard
Cincinnati
M. Lobe
New Orleans
Macon Daily Telegraph
Statewide Tuberculosis Survey Highlights Indianapolis Deaths
Dr H R Fadwards reports Indiana's tuberculosis death rate in Indianapolis and Marion county rose above 107 per 100000, with Decatur and several counties showing high mortality. The exhaustive survey totals hundreds of pages and charts, filed with the state health secretary.
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Decatur
Indianapolis
Indiana
H. R. Fadwards
National Tuberculosis Association
William F. King
State Board of Health
Indiana State Tuberulosis Association
National Association
Marion County
Marion
St. Joseph
Lake County
Porter
Laporte
Elkhart
DeKalb
Noble
Allen
Wabash
Wells
Adams
Jay
Henry
Feyette
Rush
Boone
Putnam
Montgomery
Fountain
Morgan
Shelby
Monroe
Greene
Daviess
Vanderburgh
Roy E. Garrison Sells Two City Lots to Woodward and Christman
Roy E. Garrison sells two city lots to Woodward and Christman for eight hundred dollars. The deal transfers ownership of the parcels under the terms of a local property sale notice and records.
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Roy_E. Garrison
Woodward& Christman
Albert Hiles to Sparks for five acres
Real estate transfer listing notes Albert Hiles transferring parcel of five acres to James Sparks and his wife. Details indicate a deed change among named individuals without additional parties.
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Albert Hiles
James Sparks
O. O. F. Children Go to Shelbyville
Arrangements by the Shelbyville Odd Fellows bring 42 children from the State Home as guests Wednesday night April 22. R. C. Kanouse will join as a guest and present readings. James S. Creech serves as Noble Grand.
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Shelbyville Odd Fellows
R. C. Kanouse
James S. Creech
In Memoriam Nellie Bruce Remembrance Note
In memory of Nellie Bruce who died one year ago today friends and family recall her patience faithfulness and kindness. A memorial verse from Mrs Charles Wallace expresses longing and sorrow and the wish to hear her voice again.
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Nellie Bruce
Nellie
Charles Wallace
Remembering Nellie J. Bruce One Year After Her Passing
A death anniversary reminiscence honors Nellie J. Bruce who died April 24, 1924. Family members recall her as dearly loved, now at rest with kin in a peaceful, heavenly home. She is sadly missed by her relatives and those who cherished her memory.
In loving remembrance of Nellie Bruce
A loving remembrance notes the one year anniversary of Nellie Bruce’s death on April 24 1924. The message expresses enduring grief and affection from a close friend.
Message From Daughter Sails For Europe
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Tillson report their daughter Miss Florine Tillson is traveling in Europe. She has visited Naples Genoa and Pisa and is currently in Florence Italy enjoying the trip.
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C. D. Tillson
Florine Tillson
Europe
Naples
Genoa
Pisa
Florence
Italy
City Council Orders New Street Lights at Intersections
City council meeting last night ordered lights at three intersections following a residents petition on Second street. The council also discussed keeping the Carnegie library light on after hours, pending a committee review and possible transfer of the light to the city line.
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Second Street
Monfort
Second Streets
Anderson
First Streets
South Poplar Street
Carnegie Public Library
Richey
Marriage License Issued for Unversagt Barringer Pair
A marriage license was issued for Jule A. Unversagt of Indianapolis and Mabel Barringer of St. Paul.
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Jule A. Unversagt
Indianapolis
Mabel Barringer
St. Paul
Wanita Jackson Born to Mr and Mrs Everett Jackson
Mr and Mrs Everett Jackson of North Carver street welcome a baby girl named Wanita Jackson born Sunday afternoon. The mother was formerly Miss Grace Jackson. The newborn weighs ten pounds one and a quarter, weighing in at a fine size for a newborn.
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Everett Jackson
North
Carver Street
Wanita Jackson
Grace Jackson
Scull
Rushville
M. E
Roy Brown
Frank Bell
Rev. Peters
Gail Pike
Laurel
Raymond Gill
St. Paul
J. L. Rine
Memorial Hospital
William Lawson
Maurice McClure
Mary McClure
Brint Boling
Milroy
Earl Henderson
Tama Gaul
Eli Philips
Buena Vista
Carver Davison
Sam Rodgers
Fred Lampe
Peters Land
Wm. Angle
Michael Martz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lon Ray
Goldie Carr
Baby
Lizzie Jackson
William North
Cincinnati
H. C. Doles
Katherine Martz
Grandma Martz
M. E. Church
M. McClure
Peters
Sidebottom
McMichael
Connersville
Springhill
Urmston Carr
Ruth
Rose Gray
Mildred Kincaid
Carlos Hite
Indianapolis
Mable Kincaid
Birney Hite
James Moore
Greensburg High School to Graduate Fifty Seniors
Fifty Greensburg high school seniors will receive diplomas May 21 under announcement by City School Superintendent Elmer C. Jerman and high school principal Carl Billings. The class includes twenty boys and thirty girls, larger than last year’s thirty six, with a history of steady growth since 1868. The list of graduates spans numerous names across Academic Vocations and Home Economics, reflecting a broad curriculum expansion since the four year program began.
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Greensburg
Elmer C. Jerman
Carl Billings
C. W. Harvey
Rebecca Thompson
Franklin
Anna Myers
Ida Stout
Annie Myers
Chicago
Miss Stout
North East Street
Bright farm patriarch John M Bright dies at 83
John Mayhew Bright born on the York farm in 1841 dies April 16 1925 at 5 30 a m aged 83 years 9 months and 21 days He married Julia F McCoy in 1866 and leaves a daughter Effie and a son Roscoe Bright He served in the 134th Indiana regiment and was a lifelong farmer in Adams township The Bright Robertson and Ridlin families held numerous reunions at his home near Adams and St Paul over 59 years of marriage.
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John Mayhew Bright
Levi Bright
Dividing Creeks
New Jersey
Mr. Bright
John M. Bright
Phoebe Robertson
John M
John
Ruth Robertson
Julia F. McCoy
Isiah McCoy
Adams
St. Paul
Effie
James Reed
Francis
Lloyd Bailey
Carlyle
Pauline
Roscoe Bright
Bright
134Th
Indiana Regiment
Chattanooga
Tennessee
U. B. Church
Pap
Thomas Post
Greensburg
Adams Township
Robertson
Ridlin
Julia
John Bright
Former Resident Has Part in Play
The Lafayette Journal and Courier features Louis Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Marsh Lowe former residents and Miss Ruth Bowles of Lafayette in the Purdue Harlequin clubs annual Irene. They draw favorable notes for their leading roles. The play runs at the Mars theatre Lafayette April 16 17 18 and moves to Murat theatre Indianapolis. Greensburg residents plan to attend.
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Lafayette Journal and Courier
Louis Lowe
Marsh Lowe
Ruth Bowles
Lafayette
Irene
Purdue Harlequin Club
Lowe
Mars Theatre
Murat
Indianapolis
Greensburg
Local notices and social calls from Clarksburg area
Clergymen visited M E church and many families shared meals and calls. Deaths include Grandma Martz with funeral at M E church. Several injuries reported from wrecks and hospital transfers. residents from Milroy, Buena Vista, Laurel, Cincinnati, Indianapolis referenced.
Three Men Sentenced to Pendleton Farm
Sheriff Otis Maddux escorted Abner Pool John Konkey and Charles Kenworthy to the Indiana state farm at Pendleton this morning. Pool, sentenced by Judge Craig for assault on his step-daughter Lucile Goodwin, will serve sixty days. Konkey and Kenworthy were sentenced yesterday for loitering and will stay at the farm for thirty days.
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Otis Maddux
Abner Pool
John Konkey
Charles Kenworthy
Indiana
Pendleton
Pool
Craig
Lucile Goodwin
Konkey
Kenworthy
Townsend and Wife Sell City Property to Bowman
W W Townsend and wife transfer property in the city to Em quality Job Printing at The News Ma L Bowman.
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W. W. Townsend
the News
Ma L. Bowman
City
Police Capture Still Near North Vernon
Acting on a tip, Sheriff Ray Hearne and officers raided the old Wilson farm near North Vernon. Benjamin Goldsmith and his son were captured with three gallons of mule liquor and mule fixtures. The boy was released, but Goldsmith is jailed awaiting trial.
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North Vernon
Ray Hearne
Smith
Ferguson
Hempseed
Shoe Store Change Hands In Local Deal
Harry H. Hillabold bought the Mitchell shoe store from Closs Samuels who had acquired it from Carl Mitchell. A big sale will begin soon to close out about $5,000 worth of stock as the room is leased to another business. Announcement to follow in this paper.
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Closs Samuels
Harry Hillabold
Harry H. Hillabold
Mitchell Shoe
Carl Mitchell
Mr. Hillabold
Wolfe Family Visits Waldron Friends
Mr and Mrs Harold Wolfe and their daughters Virginia and Selah from New Point spent yesterday visiting friends in Waldron.
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Harold Wolfe
Virginia and
Selah
New Point
Waldron
Armstrongs Host Fred Armstrong in North Vernon Visit
Fred Armstrong of North Vernon spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Armstrong.
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Fred Armstrong
North Vernon
Mrs
J. M. Armstrong
Former Greensburgers Remembered by Old Friends
Mrs. D. Silberberg of Niagara Falls N Y remains of interest to Greensburg and its people though the family left a dozen years ago. Her late husband David Silberberg founded the Cincinnati Clothing Factory here thirty five years ago and was a leading figure in business and social life. Their three sons and daughter grew up in Greensburg and are now active in business and society in the East.
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D. Silberberg
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Burg
David Silberberg
Cincinnati
Milroy Resident William Howell Dies in Martinsville Hospital
William Howell aged 70 a Milroy retired farmer died in a Martinsville hospital after three weeks of kidney trouble. Born near Brewersville he leaves a widow a son Hollis and three brothers Joe Sam of Haianos Chauncey near Vernon and two sisters in the west. Funeral at Milroy Christian church Sunday at 2 pm.
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William Howell
Milroy
Martinsville
Brewersville
Hollis Howell
Joe
Sam
Hainois
Property Transfers and Moves Noted in City
Carl Snedeker to Emer F. Baas, four lots in New Point valued at $1,250. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Moore relocate from Westport to Indianapolis today, transporting their household goods to establish new homes in that city.
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Carl Snedeker
Emer F. Baas
New Point
E. W. Moore
Westport
Indianapolis
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Nellie J. Bruce
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Ethel Brinkmeyer
Mabel Butler
Mary Rosalind Clerkin
Rosa Deweese
Minerva Donnell
Donald A. Doyle
George C. Ely
Gregory Ewing
Mary Almira Ferris
Mary Foley
Virginia Gilliland
John William Goddard
Velma Habig
Evelyn Kennedy
James Kirby
Della L. Koenigkramer
Raymond Vernon Rutchback
William Frederick Magee
Alberta Mendenhall
Frieda L. Miers
Virgil H. McAllister
Lillie Mae Oakley
Dorothy Patton
Carl Edward Schneider
Margaret Scott
Allen Francis Shoemake
Alma Trimwell
Clifford L. Weisner
Russell W. Wildman
Leo Wonn
Margaret S. Wright
Marshall Wright
Anna Young
Shirley Donnell
Hale J. Eward
Rufus Greer
Walter M. Harker
Govert Hazen
James Sasser
Mary Lois Ainsworth
Mattie W. Cooke
Elizabeth Craig
Norma Martin
Chas. Kenworthy
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