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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

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Narrow Escape At West Port Fire Incident

Miss Maud Novinger deputy to Postmaster T W Robinson at West Port narrowly escaped serious injury on duty last Thursday morning when her dress caught fire near an open radiator. Robinson rushed to smother the flames with his hands and burned them, while Novinger escaped with only slight burns. We are getting ready for Christmas. THE BOSTON STORE.

Maud Novinger T. W. Robinson Westport Mr. Robinson Miss Novinger

Bridge plan for Galbraith ford over Clifty debated

A Decatur county and Bartholomew county delegation visited Columbus to urge half of the bridge costs. Decatur proposed funding 1000 of 8000 for the Galbraith ford crossing, but Bartholomew balked, offering to cover only the approach section on its side. Bartholomew would pay for the approach portion, the only segment in its county.

Decatur County Uancreek Township Bartholomew County Columbus Clifty Bartholomew County Council

New Suits Filed For October Term In County Clerk Office

Henry Verkamp sues Marion township in Decatur county for $116 for personal service as road supervisor. Conrad Hittle sues Benjamin Woorman on a note for $224. Lincoln Galloway sues Big Four Railway for $150. Marshall E. Newhouse et al seek sale of real estate against Margaret J. Throp et al. Grace Holmes seeks divorce from Edward A. Holmes.

Henry Verkamp Marion Township Decatur County Indiana Conrad Hittle Benjamin Woorman Lincoln Galloway Big Four Railway Company Marshall E. Newhouse Margaret J. Throp Grace Holmes Edward A Holmes

Directors Elected by Patrons of Husbandry Insurance

Stockholders met at the company office Saturday afternoon and elected S. W. Hillman Frank Brown Marshall Newhouse Henry Reddleman John Murr J. F. Templeton and John Powner as directors for the ensuing year.

Patrons of Husbandry Insurance Company S. W. Hillman Frank Brown Marshall Newhouse Henry Reddleman John Murr J. F. Templeton John Powner

Civic League Explains Local Option Bill At Meeting

The Civic League met at the Baptist church to hear Mr. Goddard discuss the local option bill. Letters from J Frank Hanly and Mrs Jennie McCune Hughes were read as residents debated petition forms timing and ballot wording for a county wide liquor vote.

The Civic League Baptist Church Goddard J. Frank Hanly Court House Park Jennie McCune Hughes Carlisle Kentucky Board of Commissioners

Will of William Reed Found in Bank Safe

The will drawn in December 1899 by the late William Reed was unearthed from a safety deposit box at the First National Bank. It names witnesses William Major and Charles Major and is to be probated in Decatur court after Alfred Major retrieved it. The will was written before Mrs. Reed became his wife.

Moore William Reed William Major First National Bank Charles Major Alfred Major Major St. Paul Decatur Court

Off for Oregon Greensburg group heads to Medford

A Greensburg party including Brazier Kirby wife and child James Lane and Mrs Sarah Worton leaves for Medford Oregon to join relatives. Kirby Bros founder may return next spring. Walter Kirby succeeds as Sunday school superintendent. Shelbyville contest splits honors Greensburg 127 attendees 3.30 dollars Shelbyville 126 attendees 83.77.

Greensburg Medford Oregon Brazier Kirby James Lane Walter Kirby John W. Rhodes Shelbyville

Walter Hilland Weds Alma Noren in Chicago Nuptials

Walter Hilland proprietor of the foundry on South Monfort street married Alma Noren in Chicago on Saturday. The couple, both longtime residents of Chicago and Hilland’s later home in this city, will settle on West Main street. The Standard offers congratulations.

Walter Hilland South Monfort Street Chicago Alma Noren

Westport Hosts Second Annual Agricultural Carnival

The second annual agricultural exhibit will be held at Westport tomorrow. Businessmen organized the event a year ago and took an active role. Premiums are more liberal this year as merchants show greater interest.

Westport

No More Box Shaking Ends Dice Box Gambling At Stores

City police warned retailers to remove dice boxes used for games tied to cigar sales deeming them gambling devices. Shaking for cigars or other goods linked to the box will lead to action, affecting shop profits in areas with heavy cigar trade.

Pleasant Anniversary Surprise for Mr and Mrs Henry Logan

Mrs Henry Logan was surprised by a gathering of friends on Saturday evening for their forty third wedding anniversary. In town all day Mr and Mrs Logan planned to return after supper but fatigue kept them home. Guests from Topeka Kansas and Decatur County brought gifts and shared hours of hospitality with the popular couple.

Henry Logan Mrs. Logan Mrs Logan Mr. Logan Topeka Kansas Paul Perry G. G. Welsh C.E. White Bird Sefton Misses Mae Hazel Perry

Democratic Dinner Cancelled as Clark Speech Fails to Attend

The Champ Clark speaking event in Missouri was canceled and two Louisiana congressmen filled in. Joseph E. Ransdeil spoke creditably while John T. Watkins impressed few. Clark’s strong record and votes are contrasted with the modest local tallies.

Champ Clark Missouri Louisiana Court House Mr. Clark Congress Joseph E. Ransdeil John T. Watkins Watkins Watson Mr. Watson

Frank Ryan Dies at Seventy at Kingston County Farm

Frank Ryan aged seventy died at the poor farm at eight o eight Saturday night from complications of diseases. He had long lived in the county before moving to the farm with his son Benjamin Ryan of Kingston. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with burial in Kingston cemetery.

Frank Ryan Mr. Ryan Benjamin Ryan Opar Kingston Kingston

Perfect baking quality shown by South Bend Malleable range

The South Bend Malleable steel range proves ideal for bake tests at Corbett and Roche's store. Demonstrations run all next week highlighting even heat and reliable performance.

South Bend Corbett & Roche

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