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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

2

Death of farmer John Garrigan in wagon accident near St Paul

John Garrigan a 60 year old farmer near St Paul died this afternoon from internal injuries after his team of horses, frightened by a passing locomotive, bolted a wagon into a wood pile. He leaves a widow and two daughters Mabel Garrigan and Iva Templeton.

John Garrigan St. Paul Garrigan W. R. Turner Mabel Garrigan Iva Templeton Indianapolis

In Memoriam for Mrs Violette Christie

In memory of my dear mother Mrs Violette Christie who passed away four years ago today. The verse speaks of earthly ties decaying and reunion in a blessed land where sorrow ends and the river of life flows. Sadly missed by her daughter Mrs Lum Schafer.

Violette Christie Lum Schafer

Bible School Rally and Appealing Sermon by Pastor Welsh

A Sunday at the Christian church began with Bible school for 235 attendees. Pastor James H. Welsh preached an appealing sermon on Rekindling the Fires, urging renewed enthusiasm among members and preachers. A pilgrimage to Newpoint followed, with music by John Turner and John Greene, and a sermon by Rev. Welsh. Next Sunday the meeting moves to Milford.

Bible School J. C. Barbe Peter James M. Clemons Sandcreek John L. Turner Newpoint John F. Turner John Greene Welsh Milford

Westport Family Hosts Daughters and Kin Visit

James Jessup and his son entertained Sunday with his three daughters and their families. Named relatives include Mrs. Anna Patrick and family Glenwood, Mrs. Nellie Gardner and family Greensburg, Mrs. Jessie Voiles and daughter Iolus, Allen Jessup and wife Westport, Virgil Bowers and family Greensburg, Paris Fultz Greensburg, Ed Fultz Westport, and William J. Yager Lebanon. Miss Cleo Harker, recent operation patient, returned home from Robert Long hospital yesterday afternoon after a week of treatment.

James Jessup Westport Anna Patrick Glenwood Nellie Gardner Greensburg Jessie Voiles Iolus Allen Jessup Virgil Bowers Paris Fultz Ed Fultz William J. Yager Lebanon Cleo Harker Robert Long Hospital

Modern Moses Praises Governor as Fountain Unveiled

In State House Park a National Road fountain was unveiled on the capitol lawn by Mrs. Caleb S. Denny. She credited Governor Jackson with completing the fountain, and Mrs. James L. Gavin called him a modern Moses for his administration ensuring water for travelers.

State House Park Mrs James L. Gavin Governor Jackson Moses State Capitol D.A. R Caleb S. Denny Old Trails Committee Denny Caroline Scott Harrison Julia Landers Jackson Washington Street

Large Sunday School and Special Song Service Feature Day

Sunday rally day at the Presbyterian church drew a full house with 259 in Sunday school and a $20.14 offering. The service featured readings by the Garver girls, solos, duets, and choruses, with Rev. J. R. Bardelméier delivering the sermon and the C. E. meeting presenting a program of preludes, biographical notes, and songs led by Mrs. Estella Hamilton, Mrs. Milton Evans, and others.

Presbyterian Church Garver J. R. Bardelméier Charles Gabriel Estella Hamilton Milton Evans Ross Reed Gates Mrs. Reed Miss Ehrhardt Stanton Guthrie Brent Patton

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society District Meeting Held

The district meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist churches takes place Thursday October 1 at Grand Avenue Methodist Church with sessions from 10 am through evening. Cora Rahe of China speaks at night. Ada Nelson Hazel Davis and Rebecca Daily from Greensburg speak. Decatur county plans a large delegation. Attendees are asked to bring a box lunch. coffee will be served.

Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches Grand Avenue Methodist Church Cora Rahe China Ada Nelson Hazel Davis Rebecca Daily Greensburg

Warren-Evans Tie Knot in Letts Home Ceremony

Hattie Evans of Letts wed J. H. Warren of Indianapolis in a 2:30 pm ceremony at Mrs. P. M. Johnston house Letts. Rev. Albritton officiated in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Gail Johnston Ruth Johnston Loyd Grimes. The couple plans to live in Indianapolis where Warren works. The marriage ends a romance that began at a Kansas school.

Hattie Evans Letts J. H. Warren Indianapolis P. M. Johnston Rev. Albritton

Mrs Veiles Returns Home After Rushville Visit

Mrs Emma Veiles returned to her Westport home yesterday following a two weeks visit with her daughter and family in Rushville.

Emma Veiles Westport Rushville

Local Social Notes From Greensburg Area

Platt's Corner Sherman Robbins and wife shopped in Greensburg Thursday. A lawn ice cream social at James Neff's Saturday honored Mrs. Neff's 49th birthday. Ben Carnest cut corn for Elmer Smith this week. Mr. and Mrs. Brinkert on the sick list. Omer Maddux and family of Westport visited John Maddux and wife Sunday. Darrel Christian and family of Milford spent Sunday with home folks. Howard Armstrong and wife from Indianapolis visited Jean Becker and wife Saturday night and Sunday.

Sherman Robbins Greensburg James Neff Indianapolis Jean Becker

Lois chapter Eastern Star holds record meeting in city

Nettie Ransford and guests celebrate a grand gathering of Lois chapter No 147 with Indiana grand matron Jeanette Bunnell in attendance at Pinehurst and Masonic hall. Four new members were added Catherine Huntington Mabel Henningsen Mae English and Sarah English. Speeches, gifts, and desserts marked the memorable event as officers praised Masonry and womanhood.

Lois Order of the Eastern Star Edith MelIntyre Indiana Jeanette Bunnell Plymouth Pinehurst North Broadway Masonic Hall Catherine Hundlington Mabel Henningsen Mae Sarah English Bunnell Star Nettie Ransford General Grand Chapter John R. Hessong Indianapolis E. W. Barrows Blanche Reggett Clarks Hill Martha Zoercher Anna Banes Metamora W. B. Masters Mae Jacobs Zena Brown Gertrude Anglin Walter Masters Ethel B. Foxworthy Queen Esther Mabel L. Dobbins Roy C. Kanouse McIntyre Annals of Lois John L. Turner

Lawrenceburg Visitor Floyd Dils Returns to Town

Floyd Dils of Lawrenceburg visited relatives here yesterday, stopping briefly in the area to catch up with family members and tour familiar spots.

Floyd Dils Lawrenceburg

Recalled editor linked to Greensburg and Brookville paper history

Archibald Shaw recalls C. F. Clarkson a Lawrenceburg editor who moved to Brookville Indiana and Iowa. Herbert Quick cites Clarkson as a model pioneer editor and wealthier newspaperman whose sons, Richard and James Clarkson, later ran the Des Moines Register affiliate and the family farm near Grundy county, Eldora.

Lawrenceburg C. F. Clarkson John Thomson Greensburg The Standard Orville Thomson Jacob Mills Archibald Shaw Herbert Quick Iowa Western Watchman Brookville Ind Republican Party Saturday Evening Post Post Coker Fifield Clarkson Clarkson Indiana Grundy County Eldora Hardin Clarkson Gothic Richard P. Clarkson James C. Clarkson State Register Des Moines Register Richard James A. Shaw

Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs Lizzie Stevenson

Mrs Emmett Stevenson entertained seven guests at a daytime luncheon bridge party at her home to honor her mother in law Lizzie Stevenson. The two course religious style meal featured yellow and white décor and a white cake centerpiece. A surprise mock shower followed the luncheon and bridge games. Guests included Mesdames Lizzie Stevenson Joe Kitchin Carrie Mowrey Walter Bonner Estelle Hamilton I M Sanders and Bert Donnell.

Emmett Stevenson West of Town Lizzie Stevenson Mesdames Lizzie Stevenson Joe Kitchin Carrie F. Mowrey Walter Bonner Estelle Hamilton I. M. Sanders Bert Donnell

Shelby Physician Tindall Returns to Shelby Village

Dr. Paul R. Tindall a Shelby physician and Greensburg alumnus was guest at the Woodfills for a Sunday visit. He spoke Friday to the State Medical Association on Acute Instantinal Disturbances in Infants and is noted as well known in Shelby County.

Paul R. Tindall Shelbyville J. W. Woodfill Tindall State Medical Association Greensburg

Westport Group Attends Wyandotte Cave Odd Fellows Meeting

Wesley Idlewine Neal Jessup and H C Campbell of Westport attended the Odd Fellows meeting held Saturday at Wyandotte Cave.

Wesley Idlewine Neal Jessup H. C.’Campbell Westport Odd Fellows Wyandotte Cave

Battertons Visit Ellis Ryan Family in Connersville

Mr and Mrs Ed Batterton and Mae Louise visited Ellis Ryan and family in Connersville yesterday.

Ed Batterton Mae Louise Ellis Ryan Connersville

Indiana high schools vote to create legislative body for I H S A A

Principals approve by 326 to 145 a proposal to form a fifteen member elected legislative body along with five board of control members. The body will draft rules for the I H S A A and the board will execute them. Elections set for Sept 28 to Oct 3, 1925 with representatives from five districts chosen by mail.

Indiana Indiana High School Athletic Asiation Arthur L. Trester Indiana High School Athletic Association Trester Board of Control Indianapolis S. H

Odd Fellows Hold Cave Degree Session at Wyandotte Cave

About 500 Odd Fellows from southern Indiana attended a three degree session at Wyandotte Cave near New Albany. First degree by Borden lodge 866, second by Galena lodge 470, third by Hope lodge 1. The cavern lodge chamber, 300 to 400 feet below, hosted the event with the cave hotel above it. The session was arranged by New Albany lodge and hailed as a great success.

Indiana Decatur County Wyandotte Cave New Albany Borden Lodge Galena Lodge Corydon Hope Lodge Odd Fellows

Sefton Family Holds All Day Reunion at Shelbyville Fairgrounds

The Sefton clan gathered for an all day reunion at the Shelbyville fair grounds with forty four members present. A noon pitch-in dinner was served. Attendees traveled from Greenwood Whiteland Franklin Rushville and nearby Decatur county listing numerous Sefton relatives by name.

Sefton Shelbyville Fair Grounds Greenwood Whiteland Franklin Rushville This County Decatur County Bird Sefton James Dashiell Elmer Sefton Frank Sefton

One Eagle Spends Afternoon in Batesville

An Eagle football player from Miss. visited Batesville for an afternoon appearance yesterday, drawing local attention from residents and fans.

Batesville

Tells Rotarians Story of North's Mining Industry

Daily News reporter Ed J. Hancock spoke at the Greensburg Rotary dinner recounting his northern Michigan trip. He described copper and iron ore industries from Marquette to Iron Mountain and noted mine depths, transportation, and regional growth while praising Rotary hosts and local officials.

Ed J. Hancock The Daily News Rotary Michigan Marquette Hancock Iron Mountain Indiana Peninsula Upper Peninsula Washington Greensburg Escanaba Houghton Calumet Quincy Pittsburgh Gary United States Steel Corporation Henry Ford Detroit M. E. Richards Wisconsin J. H Baptist Church James H. Welsh Christian Church Es Welsh Will Lanham Bracken

Golden Wedding of W. P. and Lydia Carr in Vernon

Mr and Mrs W P Carr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Vernon home on September 16 1925. They married September 16 1875 in Newpoint Indiana. Carr worked at a flouring mill and Mrs Carr was a Shelby county teacher. The couple lived in several communities before settling in Vernon and were joined by many neighbors for a dinner and a chivari style celebration.

W. P. Carr Vernon Lydia L. Hill Newpoint Decatur County Indiana Carr Butlerville Billy Hutton Cherry Park Presley Lydia North Vernon

Cincinnati Firm Seeks Injunction Over Patented Casket Handle

The Cincinnati Coffin Co. sues Standard Casket Hardware Co. of Greeksburg in federal court at Indianapolis seeking a permanent injunction to stop use of a patented casket handle socket. The suit claims Cincinnati owns the patent rights assigned by the inventor and asks for profits from the use of the device to be surrendered. Local firm did not comment.

Standard Casket Hardware Co Greeksburg Cincinnati Coffin Co Indianapolis Cincinnati

Also Mentioned on This Page

Memoriam Jesus Elizabeth, Craig Mary Loyd Warren-Evans Platt’s Corner Shelby Power of Drafting Rules Wyandotte Sefton Reunion North Westport National Bank Estella Moore Insurance Company Greensburg National Bank Lawrence Archey Continental Insurance Co Elza Sneed Decatur County Farm Bureau Clara I. Irwin William E. Beesley Alert State Bank Federal Land Bank Birdie Davis William Davis Arthur H. Galbraith Joseph Ramer Galbraith Ramer Oliver F. Goddard Admr de Bonus Ida Goddard Thomas Nye O’neal Bros Vessie Reed Walter S. Reed Bond Charles C. Weston Joseph A. Weston Frank Woodward
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