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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

2

Greensburg Delegation Visits Millhousen for Good Will Tour

More than 150 Greensburg business leaders and guests toured Millhousen in a second Greensburg Chamber of Commerce courtesy trip. Judge Hugh Wickens praised mutual goodwill as the basis for strong trade, with the Greensburg band, a Knights of St. John hall banquet, and a program featuring Miss Zoellner and Miss Loyd.

Greensburg Millhousen Hugh Wickens Wicken United States Coolidge America Wickens Knights of St. John Hall Margaret Zoellner Mary Loyd Will V. Erdmann Miss Loyd Zoellner Dorothy Scheidler Will J. Scheidler Roy C. Kanouse Henry Link John B. Scheidler Freda Scheidler W. J. Scheidler The Knights of St. John Scheidler

Ripley County Board Dispenses With County Agent

Ripley county board of education voted to discontinue the county agent position with the aim of economy. They stressed it was not a reflection on Yeager, the agent, who has served four years and aided local agriculture. The likely next move is the discontinuance of the county nurse.

County Board of Education Ripley County Yeager

George Shafer Improves After Broken Leg

George Shafer, who recently suffered a broken leg, was reported today as improving nicely and able to sit up for part of the day.

George Shafer

Pumpkin and Produce Premiums Announced for Local Farmers

Premiums will be awarded to farmers in this and adjoining counties on October 23 and 24 for the largest and heaviest pumpkins among other prizes. Additional premiums apply to beets turnips cabbage eggs butter bread and various grains. Farmers encouraged to enter their crops.

Local residents travel and events recounted in Batesville area

Batesville and nearby communities see visits to hospitals and family, trips to Cincinnati and Hamilton Ohio, a funeral in Cross Plains, a fashion show in Rushville, a hospital recovery in Christ's, PTA meeting in new high school, and bond sale by county commissioners to Batesville bank for Wambsganss and Bessler roads.

Dorothy Beck Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati J. T. Carney Florida A. B. Wycoff Cross Plains Jerry Pate Ripley Harry Schwier T. A. Telles Lillian Schroder H. H. Kramer Westwood

Greensburg Farm Fall Festival to Award 500 Dollars in Prizes

Nearly five hundred dollars in prizes will be awarded to exhibitors at the Farm Fall Festival in Greensburg on October 24 and 25. Local business leaders funded the prizes as Decatur county and nearby counties join in marketing seed corn and other farm products. The event features corn pumpkins potatoes cabbage beets turnips wheat oats bread butter eggs and more with four tents at the court house square and traffic controls on Friday afternoon and Saturday. The American Legion indoor fairs run October 22 to 24 with additional attractions planned.

Greensburg Decatur Chamber of Commerce Purdue University Court House Square American Legion

Premium list for fair offers cash and merchandise prizes

The article outlines cash and merchandise premiums donated by local businesses for a fair. It lists many sponsors including Cosmos Candy Kitchen, Greensburg National Bank, Daily News, Menzie Meat Market, Greensburg Motor Co, Garland Mills, Hyatt Chevrolet, Owens Jewelry, and more with varying amounts. The full details and judging plans will follow as the event announces places and judges.

the. Fair Klein’s Cosmos Candy Kitchen Nordmeyer’s Bakery Union Trust Co I Tee Greensburg Natl. Bank Onan’ Bere DeArmond Hoel L. Hardebeck McCracken & Springmire Brown Plumbing Co Arklés Cafe C. J. Loyd & Co Corbett-Roche Co Citizens Natl Bank Third Nath Bank Menzie Ironclad Clothing Co Haas Shoppe I A Speee Wyant Dry Cleaning Co Moore, the Tailor Greensburg Tee Co Goyett & Ge Pale Rey Privett E. E. Arbuckle Hyatt—Chevrolet Co J. H. Batterton Sons Huber Clothing Co Louis Levenstein Geo. H. Parrish Kirby & Howe Dalmbert & Cov Beckman’s Bootery Minear & Co West Grocery Owens Jewelry Hyatt Clothing Co McCormack & Richey Merritt& Co Weizy & Go Wee Dk Porco Spa Steré St. John & Guthrie Seco Bartholomew Linegar Bros Phil Spohn Roy C. Kanouse Pierson Cigar Store Hs Thompson DeMoss Grocery Moss & Wright Cohee & Lewis

Seymour to Host Next Civil War Veterans Convention

Seymour may host the Civil War veterans next year at the annual meeting of the Fourth congressional district. Charles Murphy and Alonzo Murphy were named to the convention city committee. Governor transportation access favors Seymour over other cited cities.

Seymour Fourth Congressional District Charles Murphy Columbus Alonzo Murphy Greensburg

Night Blooming Cereus Blooms Report in Forest Hill Area

Mrs. M. G. Moore near Forest Hill reports her night blooming cereus has bloomed three times this year with one night showing fifteen blooms. The plant now bears four buds, attracting local interest and curiosity.

M. G. Moore Forest Hill

Mrs Elza Walker Spends Day Shopping Here

Mrs Elza Walker of Newpoint spent an entire day shopping, visiting several local stores and markets in the area. She was seen at multiple downtown destinations, enjoying the variety of goods and deals available.

Elza Walker Newpoint

Zeigler Zeigler Martin Wed In Rushville Ceremony

Miss Maria Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs John Martin of Williamstown and John Zeigler son of Mr and Mrs Fred Zeigler of near Kingston were married in Rushville on Wednesday October 7. Rev Cato officiated the single ring ceremony at the Rushville Christian church. The couple will reside in Kingston. Zeigler works as a truck driver.

Zeigler-Martin Maria Martin John Martin Williamstown John Zeigler Fred Zeigler Kingston Rushville Cato Roy Zeigler George Zeigler Elmer Zeigler Pes Zeigler

Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Manford Slifer

Mr and Mrs Manford Slifer of Decatur county near St Paul celebrated their thirty fifth wedding anniversary with about a hundred relatives at their country home. The day featured a noon pitch in dinner and an afternoon of music games and contests with the Holland orchestra of Indianapolis. Their marriage was Oct 5 1890 by Rev Samuel McKee of St Paul. Their children Elmer F Slifer and Mrs Jakey Alter presented a radio set.

Manford Slifer Decatur County St. Paul Holland Orchestra Indianapolis Slifer Samuel McKee Elmer F. Slifer Jakey Alter Elmer Slifer Will Holland Frank Holland Enos Holland James Holland Max Maurice Fessler Wilma Robert EF. Lee Joseph Brown C F, Suppensatz Eva George Getting William Rabbit Charles Brown Orla Guess Harry Sullivan John O'Reilly Roscoe Ludlow George, Theobald Scott Holland Dorothy Jones Lively John C. Leech Shelbyville

Milford girl dies after appendicitis operation

Bessie Starks age 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Starks of near Milford died at Major hospital Shelbyville after an operation for appendicitis. Born February 17 1912 near Mechanicsburg she moved with her parents to Reed farm formerly occupied by the Gregorys. An eighth grade student at Milford school she is survived by her parents and two younger sisters. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at the Christian church Newpoint with burial in Rossburg cemetery.

Bessie Starks Howard Starks Milford Shelbyville Mechanicsburg Starks Newpoint Reed Farm Roll Gregory Christian Church Rossburg Cemetery

Explosion Wrecks LaClede Gas Office Building

An explosion at the LaClede Gas Company office in St. Louis injures many and triggers a fire that hampered rescue efforts. Within thirty minutes ten people were carried from the building, status of the injured unknown, with reports of people trapped on the second and third floors.

ST. Louis LaClede Gas Company

One Acre Contest Yields Expected To Surpass Last Year

County Agent G C Standley reports that participating boys across the county expect higher average yields in the five and one acre contests than last year. Judging will occur midmonth with Purdue extension bureau oversight and at least ten plots reviewed for awards.

G. C. Standley Extension Bureau Purdue Bette ~ Standley

Shopping news from Milroy area couple

Mr and Mrs Ed Stewart of near Milroy were seen shopping today as local shoppers report brisk activity and steady crowds at the common markets.

Ed Stewart Near Milroy

Community Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend

Local residents hosted and visited relatives in a flurry of weekend gatherings. Notables include Mrs. Charley Whipple returning from Indianapolis to Westport, and J. T. Purvis with family visiting sister Carrie Barnes in Indianapolis. Medical update notes Miss Lucy Barnes recovering after lung surgery in Indianapolis.

Court approves final administrator's report in McClintic estate

Court approves the final administrator's report in the Nancy J. McClintic estate and overrules Chas. McClintic's exceptions. The dispute centered on a son’s claim to a one fourth share of $1,505.12, tied to notes given by Chas. McClintic before her death. William A. McClintic presented the final report as A. D. Galbraith and Minerva J. Galbraith testified.

Nancy J. McClintic Chas. McClintic Craig Chas. MecClintic MecClintic William A. McClintic A. D. Galbraith Minerva J. Galbraith

To Cut 2 500 From Enforcement Roll

Washington reports a general reduction in the prohibition unit as Assistant Secretary Andrews tightens dry enforcement. About 25 percent of 2 500 agents and several hundred clerks will be dropped from the rolls on October 15.

Washington Prohibition

Mrs Burney Reports Theft Of Twenty Chickens

Mrs. Burney of Burney reports twenty chickens stolen from her chicken house overnight. The incident occurred at her residence and police may investigate to recover the birds.

Roy E Garrison to Philip Scripture 37.5 Acres Sale

A property transfer in Marion township lists Roy E. Garrison selling 37.5 acres to Philip Scripture for 800 dollars. The brief notice records the deal noting the parcel location and price.

Roy E. Garrison Philip Scripture Marion Township

Local Man Named to Erect Indiana Pythian Home Committee

Charles R. Howe of this city is named to the building committee of the Indiana grand lodge Knights of Pythias for the one year term to oversee the erection of the state Pythian home. Other members include Nathan J. Lane Darlington Carl R. Mitchell Indianapolis Henry Kammerer Logansport Harry Wade Indianapolis Dore B. Erwin Decatur George Gelts Muncie Elmer Bassett Shelbyville A site will be chosen by a yet unnamed committee appointed by the grand chancellor.

Charles R. Howe Indiana Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Nathan J. Lane Darlington Carl R. Mitchell Indianapolis Henry Kammererg Logansport Harry Wade Dore B. Erwin Decatur George Gelts Muncie Elmer Bassett Shelbyville

East McKee man avoids injury in Findlay trip car crash

Robert Oder of East McKee Street escaped serious harm yesterday afternoon when his Ford sedan left state road 53 twenty miles east of Newpoint. A mist on the windshield reduced visibility and a steering wheel failure sent the car into the ditch overturning it. Oder sustained only minor cuts and bruises and the badly damaged vehicle was towed to a local garage.

Robert Oder East McKee Street Findlay Oder

Traction suit seeks cancellation of Hiner Bus franch ise

In Indiana a demurrer was overruled as I and C Traction Company pursues annulling the Hiner Bus lines permit between here Shelbyville and Indianapolis. The docket also includes a divorce verdict, adoption action, accounting orders, and guardianship sales with various estates and tax rulings.

I. & C. Traction Company Public Service Commission of Indiana Traction Company Hiner Shelbyville Indianapolis John Dean Laura Dean Lillian E. Dixon Roscoe B. King Mercantile Disc Co J. M. Tucker Maggie Gochran Verze Agnes Gilmour Hinshaw Harry E. Ulrich Chris Steinhauser Huldah Reed

Speaker Praises County Spirit At Joint Rotary Meeting

At a Greensburg and Shelbyville Rotary Clubs interclub in Shelbyville, Judge John W. Craig and Dr. L. O. Richmond shared welcomes while Rollin Turner entertained the crowd. Turner and Richmond delivered addresses on business methods and local civic pride, with Richmond joking about Kentucky bluegrass and limestone.

Greensburg Shelbyville Shelby County Shelbyville Democrat John W. Craig Roy Rollin Turner L. O. Richmond

Miss Cleo Harker Visits Indianapolis With Sister

Miss Cleo Harker and her sister Miss Hazel Harker spent the day in Indianapolis enjoying a brief city visit and shopping excursion.

Cleo Harker Indianapolis Hazel Harker

Warned Florida visitors urged to have jobs or cash

The St. Petersburg Times reports a warning from W. J. Warrington of the St. Petersburg Realty Board. He says winter Florida would be serious unless authorities warn travelers without a job or at least $1,000 in cash to tide them over. He notes Florida’s strong prospects yet urges newcomers to secure work and capital before arriving.

St. Petersburg Fla Florida W. J. Warrington Warrington

Property Transfer from Oscar G. Miller to Joseph Kelley

Oscar G. Miller transfers property in the city to Joseph Kelley for 900 dollars in a recorded deed.

Oscar G. Miller Joseph Kelley

Miller transfer of property to Luppensatz in St Paul

William Miller transfers property to William PF Luppensatz in St Paul for $500. The brief notice records the conveyance and location, noting the amount agreed for the transfer.

William B. Miller William PF. Luppensatz St. Paul

Marriage settlement details for Hamilton and Lunsford couple

Esther Sb. Hamiton and John WW. Lunsford, with wife, reside on North Broadway, involving a $3,600 matter.

Esther Sb. Hamiton Ie John WW Lunsford North Broadway

Miers Transfer? Ten Acre Lot Near Letts

L Wayne Miers transfers ten acres near Letts to Lucille C Miers for one dollar. Property details unspecified in fragment.

Lucille C. Miers Letts

Injuries From Rolling Mill Accident Named Cecil Hudleson

Cecil Hudleson brother in law of Mrs. John A. Carr of Sandusky is confined in a Newcastle hospital after a rolling mill accident left him with a broken ankle. Hudleson is well known in Decatur county and was visited by Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carr in Newcastle on Sunday.

Cecil Hudleson John. A. Carr Sandusky Newcastle Hudleson Decatur John A. Carr

Vernon Brown pleads not guilty to liquor charge

Vernon Brown who was arrested yesterday on public intoxication in connection with a Sunday auto accident pleads not guilty and demands a trial. He is released on bond and will appear before Mayor Jenkins Saturday.

Vernon Brown Jenkins

Dress Catches, Arm Is Injured

Mrs. Thomas Terrill suffered torn ligaments in an arm when she fell in her South Monfort street backyard. Her dress caught on a board and dragged her to the ground where her arm struck a rock walk, delaying recovery.

Thomas Terrill South Monfort Street

Former Adams Man on Building Committee

R. H. Ino AE estate agent of Indianapolis born and reared near Adams serves on a committee to meet Mayor Shank and urge him to withhold signing a building code. The code would be unfair to moderate income builders and raise costs from 15 to 20 percent.

Indianapolis Adams Shank

Father-in-law Everett McElroy Dies in Kentucky

Word has been received of the death of Everett McElroy 53 of Latonia Kentucky father-in-law of Carliff Knarr formerly of this city Mr Lees died Monday and was buried.

Everett McElroy Latonia Carliff Knarr Lees

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Batesville Lewis Heimsath Chicago Otto Doering Alma Bloeimer Rose Bloemer Hamilton Ohio Geo. Theiman A. M. Roell William Dietz Louis Dietz Naomi Roell Will Dietz Good Samaritan Seymour Paper States Charley Whipple Carrie Barnes Wilbur Wasson Bobby A. E. Rhodes Westport M. B. Taylor Charley Stout Morgantown F. H. Albritten North Vernon Paul Wiley Garret de Wayne Charley Oaks Alert Russell Evans Will Patterson Charley Knorr K.lof P. Grand Lodge Will Henson Columbus Hospital M. S. Parker Lee Scott Allen Beagle Lillian Massy the Columbus Hospital Mary Helen Morrow J. T. Purvis John Mitchell G. W. Moor J. N. Stout Margaret Knightstown C. W. Moor Fannie Mitchell Bess Frank Johnson Mary Moore Ed Evans J. H. Warren P. M. Johnson J. A. White Berkeley Calif Bob Lucy Barnes Methodist Hospital Blanche McDonald George W. Jenkins J. Rae. Deniston Mildred Banister Rotary Meeting
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