Post Graduate Club Hosts Doctor Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Post Graduate Club held a meeting at the Carnegie Library with Drs. Bentle Bird Bland Kerchival McKee Morgan Thomas White Williams Wood leading and participating in Ostomyetitis Necrosis Carus and Tumors of the Bone discussions. The group invites all city doctors to join and attend.
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P. C. Bentle
Charles R. Bird
Curtis Bland
C. F. Kerchival
Harley McKee
Bert Morgan
R. M. Thomas
B. S. White
Charles L. Williams
J. M. Wood
Carnegie Library
Dr. Bird
Dr. Bland
London Wedding Links Ward and Toronto Trader’s Heiress Bride
Walter W Bonner learns of the marriage of his ward Miss Helen Baker to Leonard O Lumbers in St George's London on April 23. The couple, companions in an Orient voyage, married after two months acquaintance and plan to reside with Lumbers' parents in Toronto before moving. Miss Baker, Cincinnati educated heiress, traveled Europe and Africa during her voyage.
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Walter W. Bonner
Helen Baker
Leonard O. Lumbers
Toronto
Canada
St. George's Church
London
England
Crescen Road
Rosedale
Spain
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
G Lumbers
James Lumbers Co., Ltd
Miss Baker
Thane-Miller
Cincinnati
Boy Fractures Both Bones of Forearm in West North Fall
Dale Eubank thirteen-year-old son of Norman Eubank fell from the back door at West North street and fractured both bones of his right forearm. A physician treated the injuries at once.
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Dale
Norman Eubank
West North Street
Bridge worker loses part of foot near Spades site
Charles Klausing, a Greensburg resident and bridge gang member, was severely injured Monday while alighting from a moving train near Spades where a new bridge is being built. His foot slipped under a wheel, two toes were severed and the heel crushed. He was brought to Greensburg, then to Indianapolis hospital. Doctors fear possible complete foot loss.
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Charles Klausing
Moroving
Klausing
Spades
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Farmers Institute Establishes December Meetings at Letts and Greensburg
County Farmers Institute convened in County Superintendent Mendenhall's office in response to Senator Newhouse. It planned a two day session at Letts followed by a three day meeting at Greensburg the next week, with dates set by Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station for early December. A committee led by Professor Edgar Mendenhall, Roy Kennedy of Jackson township, and Donald Webb of Adams was appointed to prepare an exhibit premium list.
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Mendenhall
M. E. Newhouse
County Farmers Institute
Letts
Greensburg
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Edgar Mendenhall
Roy Kennedy
Jackson Township
Donald Webb
Adams
McPherson and Bradley Charged in Early Morning Robbery
Two men identified as McPherson and Bradley were arrested after allegedly robbing Thomas Carroll while en route from Indianapolis. The trio boarded a morning train as blind baggage passengers, took Carroll’s possessions, and forced him to change clothes before alighting. Sheriff Biddinger alerted Shelbyville and, returning with the suspects, aided their capture.
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McPherson
Bradley
Thomas Carroll
Indianapolis
Terrill
Carroll
Biddinger
Shelbyville
Mr. Biddinger
Westport Commencement at Baptist Church
Westport schools held a joint commencement for the high school and eighth grade in the Baptist church Saturday evening. Rev. P. O. Duncan of North Vernon delivered the class address. Graduates included Earl McCullough Effie Sanders Alta McKwain Simon McCullough Marion McCullough Edith Hester Ada Retherford Abel Jackson and Clyde Stewart.
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Westport
Baptist Church
P. O. Duncan
North Vernon
Earl McCullough
Effie Sanders
Alta McKwain
Simon McCullough
Marion McCullough
Edith Hester
Ada Retherford
Abel Jackson
Clyde Stewart
Explosion Burns Mrs. Copeland in St. Paul
Mrs. Mary Copeland of St. Paul suffered facial and upper chest burns from an oil fueled blast Friday afternoon. She had placed kindling on coals, struck a light, and oil set the wood aflame. a physician was summoned to dress the injuries.
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Mary Copeland
St. Paul
Greensburg hailed as Indiana Home City in Sunday Star feature
Greensburg is presented as the Indiana home city with a map and views of local landmarks. The write up highlights low living costs including gas at fifteen cents per 1,000 feet, abundant water, and a large sewer system. It notes strong schools and churches, healthful surroundings, and a welcoming climate for salaried workers and new industries.
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Greensburg
Indiana
John L Wright
Court House Tower
Carnegie Library
Main Street
Mason and Dixon
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
K.of P
Man travels 104000 miles seeking wife in search for trouble
A man wandered far to find a wife covering vast distances. The remark hints that some men seek danger or romance despite long journeys and uncertain outcomes.
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Minear Dry Goods
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Carter & Co
First National Bank Building
Greensburg, Ind
Farmers Institute
Boston
Indianapolis Star
Decatur County
Will Cumback
John D. Miller
Ira G. Grover
Seventh
Indiana Regiment
Morton
M. D. Tackett
D. R. van Buskirk
R. W. Miers
Decatur
Frank E. Gavin
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