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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

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Boys Sent Away for Juvenile Thefts

Charles Ballard aged fourteen and Carey Wagner sixteen were brought before Judge Marshal Hacker last Thursday evening and sentenced to the Indiana Boys School at Plainfield once they come of age. The youths admitted stealing six gain s from Corbett and Roche's store and shells from Spilman and Bonner's. Sheriff Biddinger escorted them to Plainfield on Wednesday. Correct in yourself the fault you see in others.

Charles Ballard Carey Wagner Marshal Hacker Wes Indiana Boys School Plainfield Corbett & Roche Spilman & Bonner Sheriff Biddinger

Pleasantly Entertained for Ruth Bonner Guests

Miss Mabel Schofield hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering in her Greensburg guest Ruth Bonner. Sorority and college friends enjoyed Halloween themed decor and music by Miss Barbee Miss Perkins and Miss Schofield. The party featured festive pumpkins and jack o lantern faces in a lighthearted preview of the season.

Ruth Bonner Greensburg Indiana Mabel Schofield Tejon Street Miss Barbee Miss Perkins Iss Schofield Hallowe’en Colorado Springs (Col

Sudden Death Of Mrs Clarinda Matthews At Westport

Mrs Clarinda Matthews of Westport died suddenly Monday morning at eight while at the wash tub. A stroke of paralysis is blamed. She was about sixty eight, married to Carral Matthews, survived by a husband, one daughter and three sons. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon.

Clarinda Matthews Westport Matthews Carral Matthews

Pleasant Home Coming of Rev Walter Reynolds and Family

Rev Walter Reynolds pastor of the Presbyterian church and his family returned home Saturday evening to a large welcome at the station. A ladies committee met them and prepared a Sunday dinner. Congregation members sent fruits and jellies. Church services Sunday were well attended and the minister is rapidly improving his health. Friends are glad to have them home again.

Walter Reynolds Presbyterian Church Reynolds

Halloween Parties Highlight Village Festivities

Miss Nell Browning Lathrop hosted a Halloween party with chaperones and formal refreshments. Russell Perry held a costume party with a breakfast at his North East street home. Westport guests joined Misses Nell and Goldie Keith for jack o lantern decor and games followed by a two course luncheon with a large list of attendees from Sardinia Shelbyville and beyond.

Russell Perry North East Street Carl Zoller Walter Ehrhardt Frank Russell Ernest Erdmann Nell Goldie Keith Love Pope Martha Carder Westport Keith Rouse Bolcourt Leafy Richardson Verchie Hamilton Bessie Hazelett Florence Low Letta Younce Jessie Lulu Carder Iva Keith Mayme Baker Grace Ross Alta Phillips Leota Appleton Vinton Iowa Verneese Williams Shelbyville Dean Richardson Claude Tyner Frank Conwell Lee Cornutt Earl Irvin McCullough Frank Boicourt Claude Keith Robert Wright Noble Dennison Sardinia Vern King Indianapolis Roy Montgomery Ernest Ford Elmer Edkins Fred McHenry

The Cycle Meeting Featured Jewish and Jerusalem Works

The Cycle held a meeting yesterday afternoon with Miss Sue Kemble in attendance. Miss Mary Ardery presented Favorite Jewish Characters in a polished paper, while Mrs. Sam Bonner led a thoughtful review of The Sieges of Jerusalem. Miss Stella Murphy performed Rubinstein and Miss Emma Donnell sang Babylon as guests dined. The next gathering is set for November nineteenth with Miss Vessie Riley.

Sue Kemble David and Solomon Mary Ardery Jerusalem Sam Bonner Stella Murphy Rubinstein Emma Donnell Babylon Kemble Mesdames Dr. White Charles White Dan Hazelrigg Joseph Drake Harry Woodfill Marsh Lowe Arlie Rowe Vessie Riley

Special judge in Versailles rules on sewer lien case

Judge Thompson of Versailles acts as special judge in the Max Dalmbert sewer case. Pulse & Porter seek foreclosure of their sewer lien and full assessed fees as per council rolls. Attorneys Davison Wilson and H.C. Skillman for contractors. Tremain & Turner and Goddard & Craig for defendant. Thompson to return Monday for opinion.

Judge Thompson Versailles Max Dalmbert Pulse & Porter Council Mr. Daimbert Davison Wilson H.C. Skillman Tremain & Turner and Goddard

Improvements planned for Court House by Col. J. M. Wood

Commissioners adopt Col. J. M. Wood plans for court house upgrades. County council allocates 3700 dollars to fund mosaic floors marble walls and new public basement rooms. First floor will host officers toilets closets while upstairs provides ladies retiring rooms.

J. M. Wood Court House

Reddleman and Roszell Wed in Rural Ceremony

Bernard Reddleman and Miss Bertha Roszell were married last Thursday at the home of Rev. Henry Morrow at 4 pm. The groom is the son of farmer John Reddleman and the bride is Harry Roszell's daughter. They will reside with the groom's parents and have the best wishes of friends.

Bernard Reddleman Bertha Roszell Henry Morrow Reddleman John Reddleman Harry Roszell

Fairbanks Delivers Key Address to Decatur Republicans

Vice President Fairbanks spoke to a packed Elks club audience after a surprise early arrival. John W. Craig chaired at the K. of P. opera house where the crowd surpassed 1200. The Republican quartet performed as Fairbanks urged trust in the party’s history and its presidential nominee.

Decatur County Clarksburg Mr. Fairbanks DeArmond Corner Elks’ Club J. P. Thomson K. of P John W. Craig Fairbanks C. D. Tillsor Earl Crooks Bert Kirby R. E. McKay

Campaign Ends With Warm Farewell At Opera House

The candidate received a hearty ovation as supporters gathered to shake his hand and offer congratulations after an unusually engaging campaign. In the court room the Hon. B. B. Sherman spoke to an overflow audience, delivering another splendid address.

H. B. Sherman Court House Opera House B. B. Sherman Sherman

School Notes Debating Section Plans Second Month

Report cards for the second school month were distributed Friday. Parents should review grades and consult teachers if unsatisfactory. High School Debating Section includes Marvin Crist Earl Hamilton Raymond Magee Ben Lawson Edith Remy Forest Kyle Stella Stagg Helen Rigby Mary Nation Cecil Vankirk Margaret McAuliff Kate Hargett Golden Erdmann Edith Crane. The first rhetoricals set for two weeks away. Second year divisions cover Parliament Law and current events while first year pursues composition and recitation. First debate on Guaranteed Bank Deposits with Robert Kessing Raymond Magee supporting affirmative and Robert Porter Earl Hamilton negative. Debate expected to be interesting.

Marvin Crist Earl Hamilton Raymond Magee Ben Lawson Edith Remy Forest Kyle Stella Stagg Helen Rigby Mary Nation Cecil Vankirk Margaret McAuliff Kate Hargett Golden Erdmann Edith Crane Robert Kessing Robert Porter

Family Reunion at Adams Home Brings Stewart Family Together

A Sunday family reunion at Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart's Adams home gathered Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson and family of this city, Ed Stewart of Cincinnati with Metropolitan Life, Orville Stewart a Baltimore Sun navy desk correspondent, Forrest Stewart Spencer high school principal, and Carrie Stewart, living with her mother.

Elizabeth Stewart Adams Charles Robertson Ed Stewart Cincinnati Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Orville Stewart Navy Department Baltimore Sur Washington, D. C Forrest Stewart Spencer Carrie Stewart

County Commission Meeting Grants Liquor Licenses and Awards Contracts

County commissioners met in regular session Monday. Licenses issued to George Simmonds and James Alcorn. Art Metal Construction Co of Indianapolis awarded contract for new file case in the clerk's office. Plans for new courthouse toilet rooms opened and bids ordered. Abe Martins Almanack for 1909 advertised. Price 75 cents at Batterton's.

George Simmonds James Alcorn Art Metal Construction Co Indianapolis

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