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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

9

Anna Bradford's Girl Fast in Ohio Race Event

Anna Bradford's Girl driven by Will Dicker of Goshen N Y nearly posted a world record on the Ohio State Fair track in Columbus. The mare reached first money in the $1800 Ohio State Journal stake for 2 05 pacers, with heats showing a third, a 1 29% win and a 2 33% mile. Dr White by Etawah, driven by Dickerson, finished third in the Ohio Citizens Stake.

Anna Bradford Dickerson Ohio Columbus Ohio State Journal Will Dickerson Goshen N. Y Greensburg Phil O’neil Ohio Citizen Dr. White Etawah

Youth Pleads Guilty to Forgery Sentenced to Reform School

Clifford Leighton a 17 year old held on forgery charges pleaded guilty in circuit court and was sentenced by Judge Craig to the Indiana Reformatory for two to fourteen years. The Milroy youth had prior reform school trouble and was linked to other city robberies and a high profile Lincoln street chase.

Clifford Leighton Judge Craig Indiana Reformatory Leighton Milroy Lincoln Street

Varsity Schedule with Referee Names Listed

The document lists a full varsity schedule with referees signed to date. Upcoming games include North Vernon, Columbus, Rushville, Smithville, Manual Training, Broad Ripple, Washington, Shelbyville, Knightstown, Hopewell, Mitchell, Connersville, Seymour, Milroy, Newcastle, Greenfield, and Rushville with dates through March 6 for the sectional tournament.

North Vernon Columbus Rushville Bills Smithville Kauf Greenfield

Boy’s Face Cut by Barbed Wire in Rush County

Eleven year old Charles Downey son of Oral Downey of Downeyville was badly cut on the face after colliding with a barbed wire fence while playing at the Gosnells home in Orange township Rush county The wound on the face and right eyelid were closed with stitches at Sexton hospital after first aid at Dr Lowell M Green office The eye ball narrowly avoided injury

Charles Downey Oral Downey Downeyville Hal Gosnell Orange Township Rush County Gosnell Lowell M. Green Sexton Hospital

St Paul Canning Plants Plan Expanded Yields

St Paul Canning Co reports sugar corn canning this year was a success. Plans are underway to can pork and beans. Due to pumpkin scarcity the Waldron plant will handle both Waldron and St Paul yields.

St. Paul Canning Co Waldron St. Paul

Marriage License Issued To Miss Josie Lawson And George W Cappers

A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Miss Josie Lawson age 55 of this city and George W Cappers age 59 of San Diego California who listed farming as his occupation.

Josie Lawson George W. Cappers San Diego Cal

Hatchery to Send Croppies and Cats to Decatur County

A shipment of croppies and channel cat fingerlings from the federal hatcheries in Washington arrives Friday at 8 30 am. The croppies will be given to Lewis Marlow for Lake McCoy, the cats to Ed Siling with distribution still to be announced.

Decatur County Federal Fish Hatcheries Washington, D. C Lewis Marlow Lake McCoy Ed Siling

Columbus to Host Civil War Veterans Reunion

The Fourth district G A R recruiting officer Rev. Lewis King announces the annual reunion of Civil War veterans to be held October 1 1925 at City Hall Columbus Indiana. Dept Commander adjutant general and other speakers will attend with a planned dinner by the Women’s Relief Corps inviting veterans and their wives.

Lewis King Columbus Fourth District Indiana Dept Women’s Relief Corps

Infant Hurt in West Main Crash Improves

The infant child of Mr and Mrs Adam Bizantz bruised when their car was struck on West Main near the post office is practically recovered. The accident occurred Saturday evening when the Bizantz vehicle was hit by another car.

Adam Bizantz Bizantz West Main Street

Former Resident of Decatur County Loses Eugene Russell

Eugene Russell, 68, died at his Hope home after an eighteen year illness. He was the son of David Russell and left a widow Daisy Reed, and three brothers William, Thomas, James, plus two sisters Vivian Boling and Minnie Russell. Funeral was at the Hope Methodist church with Rev. H. A. Broadwell officiating.

Eugene Russell Hope David Russell Turner’s Corner Clay Township Daisy Reed Frank Reed William Thomas James Russell Frankfort Vivian Boling Des Moines Iowa Minnie Russell Methodist Church H. A. Broadwell

Students Under 16 Refused Driving Permit

County schools report Indiana law forbids any person under sixteen to drive to or from school. Superintendent J R Crawley notes pupils asked for transfers due to lack of transport. permits cannot be issued. Health charts on communicable diseases are being posted in all schools with symptoms and response steps for teachers.

J. R. Crawley State Educational Department Indiana

Driver Fined For Assault Charge In Local Court

Mike Buckhave, driver for the Greensburg-Lawrenceburg bus, paid $1 and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery against E. J. Hancock following a Tuesday evening argument. Buckhave appeared voluntarily to settle his legal status. Officers were investigating and expected to file charges.

Mike Buckhave Greensburg-Lawrenceburg Court of Justice of the Peace Holmes E. J. Hancock

Dobyns Reunion Holds Sunday at Rushville Home

About forty people attended the Dobyns reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray in Rushville. Ralph Donnell was elected president and Mrs. George Adams secretary. A similar gathering is planned for the last Sunday in August 1926 at Lake McCoy.

Walter Ray Rushville Ralph Donnell George Adams Lake McCoy Bernard Farthing Ruth Ray George Dobyns John Butler Mary Ray

Edward Marshall 74 Found Dead in Arkansas City Home

Edward Marshall 74 was found dead in his bed at his Arkansas City Kansas home on Sept 20. He was a widower with two sisters and a sister in Iowa. He had lived in Arkansas City about forty years and worked in a drug store after farming. The funeral was held last Friday.

Edward Marshall Arkansas City Nannie Marshall Butler Washington Street Kan Milford Mollie Kitchin Brite Kitchin Marshall Kansas Clay Township Louise Bruere Knoxville Ava Mary Marshall Butler Des Moines

Lower Assessments Make It Impossible to Retain Low Rate

Tax levies for 1925 to be paid in 1926 will rise only slightly, as Decatur county taxables fell about nine percent. Decatur city rate moved from 2.92 to 3.00, up less than three percent, so overall next year’s taxes are about six percent lower on average. The document lists totals for each taxing unit in 1925 and 1926.

Decatur County

Sheriff Detains Suspect After St Paul Assault Complaint

Sheriff Ottis Maddux was called to St Paul about 2 o clock this afternoon to arrest a young man charged with assault upon a young woman living near St Paul. The arrest followed a complaint by the girl’s parents.

Ottis Maddux St. Paul

Automobile collision injures Virgil Ferguson near North Vernon

North Vernon Indiana Oct 3 Virgil Ferguson was seriously injured when his car collided on state highway No 26 between North Vernon and Vernon with a car driven by W F Rice of Scottsburg at 4 PM A bottle of rubbing alcohol was found in Ferguson s car Rice suffered slight cuts

North Vernon Ind Virgil Ferguson W. F. Rice Scottsburg Vernon Ferguson Rice

Robbinses Spend Sunday With Ed Thomas Family

Mr and Mrs Oliver Robbins visited Ed Thomas and family in Indianapolis Sunday to share time and hospitality with the household.

Oliver Robbins Ed Thomas Indianapolis

Hodges Arrested in Hope Schoolhouse Robbery

Herbert Hodges of South Wilder Street was arrested by Chief Wilson Sheriff Maddux and Officer Spillman at 9 this morning after Hope authorities linked him to the theft at a Hope area schoolhouse last night. Hodges, a junk dealer, pled guilty and was jailed, admitting the Victrola library table rocking chair five lace curtains a box of records and a tea kettle were taken and hauled here in a spring wagon. He will be held until Bartholomew County authorities respond.

Herbert Hodges South Wilder Street Wilson Maddux Spillman Hope Hodges Bartholomew

Bromwell and American Firms Set for Tomorrow Talks

Bromwell Wire & Brush Co. and American Wire & Steel Co. plan further negotiations tomorrow to discuss absorption of the local works. Thomas Melish of Cincinnati, Bromwell vice president, will lead the Bromwell party as they review the plant with American reps. The plant’s machinery ran yesterday after a long idle period as a demonstration. Arrival time of visitors remains unsure. Charles McLeod noted the negotiation results are unpredictable.

Bromwell Wire & Brush Co American Wire & Steel Co Trust Thomas Melish Cincinnati Bromwell Co American Charles McLeod Bromwell

Letts Child Breaks Arm in Playground

Claudia Moffett seven years old daughter of Dolie Moffett of Letts broke her arm this morning after falling from a teeter board on the Letts school ground. She was taken to Bartholomew County Hospital in Columbus where it was reported she was resting well this afternoon.

Claudia Moffett Dolie Moffett Letts Bartholomew County Hospital Columbus

Public school gym near completion ready by November

The new gymnasium for Tree City basketball games is largely complete with all roof trusses set, bleacher stretchers fixed, stage formed and roofed, and roof work finishing over the bleachers. It should be ready for the Rushville dedication game on November 20, with seating for about 2,500 and rapid egress in case of emergency.

Tree City Rushville

Parked Car Collisions Hit Two Vehicles in City

An eastbound unknown car struck Sam Evans’s parked Overland sedanette near the public square about 10 30 am causing rear tire burst and trunk damage. Aultman’s Ford touring parked on South Broadway was also hit with bent radiator and paint scratches. no offender found after district search.

Sam Evans Evans Henry Aultman Aultman South Broadway

Real estate transfers and legacies in Burney area

Ruth Ann Boicourt admr to David V. and W. S. Sanders deed 120 acres near Westport for 1400 dollars. Hannah Reynolds to Emmet Johnson lot in Burney for 325 dollars. Emmet Johnson to Alvin B. Alver son et al one Burney lot for 450 dollars. Joseph F. Stier and wife to John E. Stier property in city for 3250 dollars. Mary Elizabeth Brown to William H. Isgrigg lot in city for 600 dollars.

Ruth Ann Boicourt Admr David V W. S. Sanders Westport Hannah Reynolds Emmet Johnson Burney Alvin B. Alverson Joseph F. Stier John E. Stier City Mary Elizabeth Brown William H. Isgrigg

Marriage of Mrs. Mose Wallace to J. R. Koester in Indianapolis

Charles Wallace records word of his mother Mrs. Mose Wallace marrying J. R. Koester in Indianapolis on a Saturday. The couple will live on Western Avenue in Indianapolis. The bride is well known in this city, having lived here until about two years ago.

Charles Wallace Mose Wallace J. R. Koester Indianapolis

State highway commission orders encroaching road stands cleared

Indianapolis reports the state highway commission through director John D. Williams orders oil stations hot dog stands eating houses and roadside markets to move back from right of way. The National Old Roads Trail and the old Michigan road are cited with 80 and 100 foot rights of way as patrols plan wider clearances to reduce traffic congestion and accidents.

Indianapolis State Highway Commission John D. Williams Williams Commission Michigan

Speeding Arrest in State Road 36 Case

Robert Wheelan arrested for speeding on state road 36 Sunday afternoon by State Highway Police Ross W. Reed. He pled guilty at arraignment in Squire Holmes' court and was fined one dollar plus costs.

Robert Wheelan Ross W. Reed Squire Holmes

Aileen Guy Wins Futurity at Ohio State Fair

Will Dickerson of Goshen N Y drives Guy Ozark who trails leader Aileen Guy in the American Horse Breeders Futurity for three year olds at Columbus. Aileen Guy wins second money after White up, with Guy Ozark taking a second and a third in the two heats.

Will Dickerson This City Goshen N. Y Guy Ozark Columbus Aileen Guy Guy Axworthy Guy Ozark

Big Beet Sets Unmatched Season Record In Size

Ed Manning arrived at the News office with a beet claimed to surpass any this season in weight and bulk. The behemoth reportedly weighs 6 percent pounds, a remarkable figure for a vegetable.

Ed Manning News Office

Man Injured After Corn Cutter Accident in Napoleon

Theo Bodenburg suffered a deep leg gash when he was thrown from a corn cutter while cutting corn last week in Napoleon. The blade laceration required several stitches and he is now recovering at home.

Napoleon, Ind Theo Bodenburg Mr. Bodenburg

Red Oxen Feature Centennial Parades

George Littell showcases Mexican red oxen drawing a covered wagon in Lafayette centennial parades held yesterday and today. The pair were bought recently to replace Littell’s famous white oxen from about twenty years ago.

George Littell Lafayette Littell

Farm Women School Teaches Home Health Arts At Expo

More than thirty Indiana women including Mrs. Guy G. Root of near Greensburg attend the School for Farm Women run by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation with the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. The program covers home health foods school and rural life with talks on clothes beauty art music and literature by state leaders and university instructors.

Guy G. Root Greensburg Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Indianapolis Indiana Farm Bureau Blanche Chenoweth Indianapolis Teachers’ College Edna Hatfield Edmonson Indiana University B. W. Stoddard Marion County

Logans in Crash Near Indianapolis

A long distance call reported that Mr and Mrs For rest Logan and their daughter were in an automobile accident north of Indianapolis last Saturday while en route to Michigan. Mrs Logan reportedly suffered a broken collar bone and was taken to an Indianapolis hospital. Details of the crash were not learned. Mr Logan is related to Will and Henry Logan.

Will Logan Town Forrest Logan Indianapolis Michigan

Boicourt transfers 120 acres near Westport for 1400 dollars

Ruth Ann Boicourt as administrator transfers 120 acres near Westport to David V. and W. S. Sanders for 1400 dollars. The conveyance is recorded in a probate notice indicating the property and the buyer names.

South Park Cemetery to Link Herron and Wife Lot

A South Park cemetery records a linking of the Herron and his wife to a lot in South Park for fifty dollars.

South Park Herron

Consolidated Orchards Plans Purchase of Indiana Orchards

The Consolidated Orchards Co. a Seymour firm of J G Laupus Louis R Cordes and Harold S Hall announces the acquisition of two large southern Indiana orchards the Kingston estate of 117 acres and the Hall tract of 165 acres The Kingston property was formerly owned by Governor Ed Jackson and is described as well equipped for crop handling.

Indiana Ed Jackson Consolidated Orchards Co Seymour J. G. Laupus Louis R. Cordes Harold S. Hall Kingston Hall

Miss Frances Collins and Hubert Lee wed in Shelbyville home

Frances Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Collins and Hubert Rolland Lee son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Lee were married at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon by Rev Armel Emmett at his home 11 South Noble street. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in Greensburg after the ceremony.

Frances Collins Harry Collins Hubert Rolland Lee Jesse Lee Greensburg Armel Emmett Church of the Nazarene South Noble Street Lee Shelbyville

Kelley and Robbins families visit Newcastle

Mr and Mrs Fred Kelley and Mrs W O Robbins with son Richard visited Mr and Mrs Carl Moistner in Newcastle on Sunday, joined by Robert Foster for the day.

Fred Kelley Robert Foster W. O. Robbins Richard Carl Moistner Newcastle

Community groups plan fall seed corn festival and fairs

Chamber of Commerce and Greensburg Daily News with the American Legion outline a two day seed corn show and farm product exhibit in Decatur and nearby counties. Prizes will be donated by local businessmen including eggs butter bread and other farm products. Legion indoor fair will run four days with plans to publicize and extend next year. Committees appointed to arrange tents music square displays and prizes with a next meeting set for Wednesday. The event dates are October 23 and 24 for the seed corn show and festival and October 21 to 24 for the Legion fair.

Chamber of Commerce Greensburg Daily News American Legion The Daily News American Legion Committee Decatur Harry Gaines Legion

Court actions and estate filings in multiple cases

In Henry Dravis vs Sandy Lewis et al the defendant answered in denial to the cross complaint against Hitchcock. Maggie Cochran vs Gabriel Gilmore et al saw motions to stay and to strike overruled. John H Parker administrator vs Elizabeth Maudlin et al reports sale of real estate to Toavid V and Winfield S Sanders for 1400. Administrator petition in William Porter estate to sell desperate claims granted. J Rae Deniston guardian granted petition to change ward Mil dred Bannister investment. Petition in Abbie Bonker estate to determine inheritance tax with hearing set Oct 20. Estate valued about 45017.40 with 20000 in government bonds and holdings in Third National Bank stock electric company and other securities.

Henry Dravis Sandy Lewis Hitchcock Maggie Cochran Gabriel Gilmore John H. Parker Elizabeth Maudlin Toavid Winfield S. Sanders William Porter J. Rae Deniston Mildred Bannister Abbie Bonker Third National Bank The Electric Light Company

Reverend Gordon Returns From Franklin Church Duties

The Rev. S. A. Gordon pastor of Liberty Baptist church returned to his Franklin home after completing his regular appointments there yesterday.

S. A. Gordon The Liberty Baptist Church Franklin

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Reformatory Rer Broad Ripple Washington Knightstown Greensburg Ae Washington Merr Ee Fugit Clinton Adams Ee St. Paul Corporation Clay Gr Milford Corp Ensuidae Jackson Ee Sandcreek Westport Corp Marion Ene Millhousen Ae Saltcreek Ee Newpoint Corp Koester-Wallace Harry Bruner Guy Root Decatur County Farm Bureau Logans David V. and Lee-Colling Robert Haas Robert Harry Hillabold Irvin Maudlin Robert Woodfill Robert St. John Charles Woodfill D. A. Batterton Howard Beckman James Lanham John Dille Ed Hancock Walter Lowe C. R. Bird
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