Audit Up to July 1925 Shows 1924 Crop Not All Sold
Decatur county farmers in the 1924 pool of the Indiana Wheat Growers association received Burkhardt Auditing Company reports showing finances correctly administered up to June 30 1925. The audit notes some wheat remains unsold and final allocations depend on liquidation of the 1924 pool with 18 124 members and 1 514 250 bushels handled. Net receipts total 2 415 079 95 with 265 399 83 spent and 41 728 60 overhead. still undetermined amounts await sale completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur County
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Burkhardt Auditing Company, Inc
Indiana hatcheries distribute 159 784 juvenile fish in August
State conservation reports show 159 784 baby fish released across Indiana in August. Species include 47 494 black bass 77 450 bluegills 18 100 channel catfish 14 300 rock bass 1 100 croppie and 1 350 bullhead catfish. Fish ranged 2 6 inches and were stocked in streams. Hatchery staff also saved 42 015 game fish from drying waters and replanted them where water was ample.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The
Conservation Department
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Marshall to Be Tried Friday
C. G. Marshall proprietor of the National hotel on East Railroad street was arrested by local officers yesterday evening and charged with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor He was released on a 500 bond with the hearing set for Friday Oct 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Marshall
National Hotel
East Railroad Street
Waldron Men Bonded After Liquor Charges
Elmer Barton and Audley Avery of Waldron were arraigned in Shelby circuit court Monday after illegal liquor charges. Each posted $250 bonds and were released from county jail where held since arrest. Officers found liquor on Avery and a gallon bottle partially filled at Barton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Barton
Audley Avery
Waldron
Shelby
Avery
Barton
Shelbyville
Indianapolis men visit Ketchum family this weekend
Joe Ketchum and John Purvis of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Joe’s parents Mr and Mrs Silas Ketchum. The gathering highlighted family ties and hometown connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ketchum
John Purvis
Indianapolis
Silas Ketchum
Opening of World Series Draws Pirate and Senator Fans
A large crowd gathered outside the Daily News office to watch the World Series opener. L. D. Harrup of United Press teamed with the Iron Man printer telegraph for live play by play from the field. Daily play by play will be announced during the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
L. D. Harrup
United Press Association
Iron Man
Telegraph
Turners Attend Ohio Funeral for J W Timmerson
Mr and Mrs John L Turner and their sons John and Homer traveled to Hamilton Ohio on Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs Turners brother in law J W Timmerson president of Buckeye Laundry Co of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Turner
John and
Homer
Hamilton
Ohio
Councilmen Keep Recommendations. Pierce Named Second Ward Councilman
The city council approved the polling places and inspectors list for the November 8 election. Robert W. Pierce, Republican candidate for Second Ward councilman, was appointed to serve the remainder of George W. Lanham’s term after Lanham moved to Florida. The Emulsified Asphalt Co. submitted the sole bid for street improvements on Washington, Jackson, and South Franklin, bid taken under advisement. The council ordered removal of a street light at Ireland and Scobey to Monfort and Scobey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Pierce
Second
Jenkins
George W. Lanham
Lanham
Florida
Emulsified Asphalt Co
Indianapolis
Franklin Street
Broadway
Washington Street
Jackson
Washington
Franklin
Main
McKee
Ireland
Scobey Streets
Monfort
Richard M Owens of Westport reports Colorado trip
Richard M. Owens of Westport and his daughter Carrie Bennett traveled to Colorado. He visited his brother in law Frank Hannah and wife at Fort Collins, met former county superintendent Philander Ricketts, and reconnected with several Greensburg and Jackson township natives. They camped a week at Alva Yauger's Poudre Canon resort near Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Owens
Westport
Colorado
Frank Hannah
Fort Collins
Philander Ricketts
W. A. Evans
Frank Evans
Greensburg
John Robbins
Austin Hice
John Hice
Roy Hice
Albert Hice
Hices
Jackson Township
Owens
Carrie Bennett
Anderson
Alva Yauger
Poudre Canon
Yauger
Rush County Woman Seeks Refund in $300 Investment Fraud suit
Edna W. Biggs sues Andrew C. Brown in Bartholomew circuit court on a change of venue, alleging a Dollings stock salesman misled her into buying $300 in preferred stock after pledging high dividends and that the securities are now valueless. Lawyers Chauncey W. Duncan and John E. Osborn represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollings
Bartholomew
Decatur
Edna W. Biggs
Andrew C. Brown
Chauncey W. Duncan
Rushville
John E. Osborn
Greensburg
Sister-in-Law Struck by Car in Cincinnati. Two Hospitalized
H L Wittenberg reports his sister in law Mrs Herman Wittenberg and her daughter Marcella, 22, were hit crossing a Cincinnati street by an automobile driven by an 18 year old. They were taken to Good Samaritan hospital in serious condition. The driver was arrested on assault and battery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wittenberg
Herman Wittenberg
Marcella
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mrs Ezra Callender Reported Unimproved West of City
Mrs Ezra Callender, living west of the city, is reported to be unimproved. The notice gives no further details on condition or cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Callender
Greensburg to Organize 25-Piece Student Band
Harry Robbins, head of Greensburg City band, will direct a 25 instrument student group funded by the city board of education. Rehearsals begin immediately for a October 30 game against North Vernon. Robbins, a former US Marine band director, aims to boost school spirit with this band alongside Indiana’s growing high school band trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robbins
Greensburg
City Board of Education
Robbins
Strohlers
North Vernon
Indiana
Martinsville
National Dairy Exposition Promises Remarkable Year
Decatur county farmers and businessmen plan to attend the 1925 National Dairy Exposition at the Indiana state fair grounds Indianapolis October 10 to 17. G O Standley notes organized groups will tour exhibits of interest for farm work with highlights including 1300 head of dairy cattle 100 grade cows from cow testing 100 purebred calves in calf clubs and the Health Food Show. America's finest horse show will be featured every evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur County
Indianapolis
G. O. Standley
America
National hotel proprietor arrested for illegal liquor possession
Cc G Marshall owner of the National hotel was arrested this afternoon around 3 o clock on illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Officers raided after days of surveillance and recovered one and one half gallons of white mule from a sack behind an old stove. The raid team included Chief John Wilson Sheriff Maddux Prohibition Agent Strasburger Deputy Boicourt and Officer Spillman. Marshall had not been arraigned at press time.
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Cc. G. Marshall
National Hotel
John Wilson
Maddux
Strasburger
Boicourt
Spillman
Marshall
Mrs. Ada Boicourt Martin to Undergo Operation
Mrs. Howard Martin of near Burney has been moved to Columbus Indiana hospital for an operation tomorrow afternoon. Surgeon Dr. Noble of Indianapolis will perform the procedure. Mrs. Martin is the former Ada Boicourt.
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Howard Martin
Near Burney
Columbus
Ind
Noble
Indianapolis
Martin
Ada Boicourt
Charles Minor Makes Business Trip to Indianapolis
Charles Minor traveled to Indianapolis this morning on a business trip. He planned meetings and potential deals, aiming to advance strategic interests in the city.
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Charles Minor
Indianapolis
North Broadway Property Sold Today
Mrs. R. P. Hamilton sold her residence at 723 North Broadway to John Lunsford for 3600 dollars. Lunsford, who lives on East Washington street and owns property there, will vacate to move in. He is a former government employee now retired and the family recently moved from Indianapolis.
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R. P. Hamilton
North Broadway
John Lunsford
Mr. Lunsford
East Washington Street
Indianapolis
Beautiful autumn wedding ties Fuchtman to Bierbusse at St Marys
Miss Freda Kathryn Fuchtman became the bride of Walter H Bierbusse in a sunrise ceremony at St Marys Catholic church. The service featured a Pink and white decor, a Lohengrin procession, and music by Sister Carlotta. After a four course breakfast the couple departed for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Washington before settling at their new Floral Court home in Batesville. The bride and groom, both from prominent local families, are active in community groups and business circles. Out-of-town guests included Maurice Fuchtman Lawrenceville Ill and Edna Bierbusse Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Freda Kathryn
Matthew Fuchtman
East of Town
Walter H. Bierbusse
John* Bierbusse
Batesville
P. J. Schneider
Father McGrath
Carlotta
Lohengrin
A. J. Haynes
Angel
Graga
Gounod
Margaret Zoellner
Gertrude Vettel
Benedictus
Mendelssohn
Arthur Fuchtman
Maurice Fuchtman
Carl Scheidler
Raymond Rolfes
Edna Bierbusse
Elizabeth
Schneider
McGrath
Greensburg
Daughters of Isabella
Bierbusse
Bowling Green
Hillenbrand Furniture
Lawrenceville
Ill
John Bierbusse
Edna
Ben Lessing Sr
Oldenburg
Winnie Rodenheimer
Brookville
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Romwebber
A. Romwebber
Herman Stapelkemper
George Hillenbrand
Harry Blank
Frank Theil
Harrod sues Back brothers for $90 in Burney court
Dr. C. E. Harrod of Burney files a professional services complaint in Justice Court of Squire Holmes against Robert and James Back, also of Burney. The total sought is $90 and a hearing is scheduled for October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Holmes’ Court
C. E. Harrod
Burney
Robert
James Back
Harrod
Death of Mrs Marion Glidewell in Florida burial planned
Relatives in Greensburg learn of the sudden death of 55 year old Mrs Marion Glidewell in Holywood Florida where she had traveled for health. Husband Roy E Glidewell survives with five brothers and two sisters. Her mother Mrs Elizabeth Manning is 98. Burial planned in Florida.
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Marion Glidewell
Holywood
Fla
Glidewell
Asa Bockover
Bockover
Greensburg
Smith’s Crossing
Sandcreek
Dixie Garage Adds New Kind of Service
John Birdzell proprietor of the Dixie garage was in Indianapolis today where he bought a full radiator repair outfit. The new service will keep locals from leaving town for radiator repairs. Birdzell is an experienced mechanic and will serve anyone needing radiator repair.
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John Birdzell
Dixie Garage
Indianapolis
Mr. Birdzell
Obituary of Elizabeth Darnell Nation 1852 1925
Elizabeth Darnell Nation born December 11 1852 in Franklin County Kentucky died October 7 1925 age 72 years 9 months 26 days wife of Elijah Charles Nation mother of eleven with nine living survived by husband nine children 14 grandchildren and several siblings a devoted church member active in Sunday school and Home Department her life was a testament to patience faith and kindness to the sick and distressed
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Elizabeth Darnell Nation
John G
Melissa Arrasmith Darnell
Franklin County
Kentucky
Elijah Charles Nation
Otis
Near Milroy
Newcastle
Mona
Franklin
Bessie
Greensburg
Public Sale Dates for Charlie J. Fisher Durochog Property
A public sale will be held at the farm of Charlie J. Fisher Durochog. The event is scheduled at Richland farm location ten miles southeast of Rushville five miles southwest of New Salem six miles west of Andersonville seven miles northwest of Clarksburg and sixteen miles northeast of Greensburg.
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Charlie J. Fisher
Durochog
Richland
Rushville
New Salem
Andersonville
Clarksburg
Greensburg
Aged Hope Woman Pioneer Mrs Sonia Gilliland Dies
Mrs Sonia Gilliland 80 wife of John Gilliland died from paralysis at her Hope home. She was a daughter of late Adam Fisher a pioneer. Survived by husband a son Freeman Gilliland and three daughters Mrs Walter P Bradley Mrs Wilbur Drake and Mrs Paul Wasson all of Hope. Buried Monday at Moravian cemetery.
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Sonia Gilliland
John Gilliland
Hope
Gilliland
Adam Fisher
Freeman Gilliland
Walter P Bradley
Wilbur Drake
Paul Wasson
Moravian
Former School Teacher Back in Greensburg
Mr and Mrs Ed Trimble of Windfall visited Greensburg Friday staying with cousin Harry Howard and family. Trimble formerly taught in the county for many years then moved to Windfall around 1880s as a farmer and grain merchant. This was his first return in about twenty years. He called on L D Braden a former Clay township teacher and they reminisced about school days.
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Ed Trimble
Windfall
Harry Howard
Trimble
L. D. Braden
Clay ‘Township
Court Declares Philip Kinneman Legally Dead After 50 Years
In Columbus Indiana United Press report, Philip Kinneman who left Hope fifty years ago and vanished from relatives is declared legally dead. His sister Mrs Penelope Sowers of Hope is named administrator of his estate and authorized to distribute a $208 legacy from Charles A Reed of Hope to his legal heirs after two years if he remains missing.
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United Press
Columbus
Ind
Philip Kinneman
Hope
Penelope Sowers
Charles A. Reed
Kinneman
Legislature's New Allowances Shrink State Police Coverage
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 5 Robert Humes chief of the state motor police says new budget rules cut the force from forty three to thirty three with three suspended for disorderly conduct. He warns the reduced strength cannot adequately patrol all state highways and may force another round of cuts.
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Indianapolis
Robert Humes
Humes
Resident of Home Called by Death
Henry Wolverton aged 80 died last night at 11 oclock at the I O O F home where he had resided fourteen years He was born April 26 1845 in Ohio and spent much of his life in Milford A niece Mrs George Fowler of north of Milford is the only near survivor Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at the Milford M E church with burial in Milford cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolverton
Ohio
Milford
George Fowler
Milford M. E
Charles W. Smith Transfers Property to Greensburg Bank
Charles W. Smith conveys property in the city to Greensburg Building and Loan Association for a stated consideration of $400. The action appears in a public notice of mortgage or transfer filed in the local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Greensburg B. & L Association
Local Visitors to Arrive This Week from Michigan
Relatives report Jacob Woolverton and family of South Bend Indiana will travel here with his cousin Emma McCoy Sheridan of Battle Creek Michigan expected to arrive late in the week for a family visit.
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Jacob Woolverton
South Bend
Emma McCoy Sheridan
Battle Creek
Mich
Local Notables and Visitors Show Smooth Weekend
Clarksburg residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Indiana and nearby towns. Numerous movings and social calls tied the community together as families welcomed guests and returned home.
Seventeen-Year-Old Pavy Missing From Rugby
Chief of Police John W. received a notice to search for 17-year-old Roy Pavy of Rugby who disappeared Saturday noon. He is five feet three, in poor health, with distinctive ridges over his eyes and a suspected heart leakage. Call William Galbraith with any information.
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John W
Roy Pavy
Rugby
William Galbraith
Horses Bring High Prices at Lexington Sale
A Lexington trotter sale showed Henry Ford and others still active in horse trade with stallions selling for 27 500 and 12 000 dollars. Col George A Bain oversaw ninety head averaging 1330 dollars each. Some yearlings surpassed 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Lexington
George A. Bain
I N G Inspector Complements Local Guard Unit
Indiana National Guard Major E. M. inspected the local guard company last night and praised the rifles equipment and men. He shared upcoming army regulation changes that will aid all members of the organization.
Miss Harriett Stegner Visits with Miss Margaret Woodfill
Miss Harriett Stegner of Martinsville spent the week in this city with Miss Margaret Woodfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Stegner
Martinsville
Margaret Woodfill
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Farm Bureau Fed. Loan
Robert Pierce
Rush County
Bierbusse-Fuchtman
Justice Court
Court
Elmer Winker
J. W. Christian
Carlos Hite
James Clark House
Prosser Clark
Frank Bell
Wm. Lawson
Jessie Lewis
Near Here
Lick
Earl Alfred
Nan Carroll
Lucille Bippes
Virginia
George Wirt
Trullander
Wm. Wirt
Orange
Frank Tarplee
Ed Clark
Frank Roche
Haskell Higgins
Ruth Ellen
Margaret
Florence Evert
Laura Bayless
Ed Bayless
Mary
Jennie Lowe
Ben Mason
St. Paw
Harry R'chey
Milroy
Floyd Rine
Raleigh
John Tarplee
Rube Davis
Ed Brickler
E. S. Fee
Cyrus Donnell
Cora
Lyman
Chas. Peele
Indiana Ge
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