Bruner Family Learns of Malcolm Bruner's Death in Atlanta
Albert Bruner learns his son Malcolm L Bruner 29 died in Memorial hospital Atlanta Ga from pneumonia after a four day illness. Malcolm formerly barber at Licking and Taylor, moved to Pomona California in 1922 then returned last year. He served in the 84th division with the U S Army in 1917. He leaves Catherine Sturgis his widow and son Don his father and stepmother, brother Claude, half siblings William Earl Bruner sisters Helen Ackes Margaret Catherine. Charles E Sturgis will accompany the body to Greensburg arriving Sunday night for funeral likely Monday with time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bruner
Malcolm L. Bruner
Atlanta
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bruner
Licking & Taylor
Don
Albert
Bettie Kyle Bruner
Greensburg
John S. Wilson
George Baumgartner
Catherine Sturgis
Pomona
Calif
Christian Church
the Elks and
The
American Legion
Malcolm
Bruner
U. S. Army
84Th Division
Claude
William
Earl Bruner
Helen Ackes
Margaret
Catherine Bruner
Charles E. Sturgis
Local Notices of Salem Residents and Visitors
Forest Hill’s Mr and Mrs A E Ewers returned to Salem after visiting the Crises. Claude Slifer and others spent the weekend in Indianapolis. Local youths attended the cattle show with Charles Foist Paul Welch and Archie Trout. Mrs Chas Welcher rushed to Sardinia for her son-in-law Seth Bishop's appendicitis operation in Columbus hospital. J W Crise made a business trip to Indianapolis. Clifford Bruner and wife returned from Newcastle. Frank Ogden visits son Hiram Ogden. Jake Readinour and family hosted his son James Readinour. Glen Welch, recently well enough to be seen about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E Ewers
Salem
J. W. Crise
Claude Slifer
Chas. Welcher
George Wiley
Byard
Indianapolis
Charles Foist
Paul Welch
Archie Trout
Sardinia
Seth Bishop
Clumbus ‘Hospital
Clifford Bruner
Newcastle
Frank Ogden
Hiram Ogden
Jake Readinour
James Readinour
Glen Welch
Court Rules in Property Suit Dismissals and Dates Set
The court overruled the motion to quash the summons in Boicourt versus Covert and set an answer due October 23. Emma Reed versus Ruth Shriver et al sees Shriver and Reed file denials and replies. Frante Mae Pumphrey versus Lloyd Primmphrey is dismissed with costs. Ruth Barnard et al. petition for sale of real estate is dismissed with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boicourt
Nellie P. Covert
Emma Reed
Ruth Shriver
John Shriver
Frante
Mae Pumphrey
Lloyd Primmphrey
Ruth Barnard Et al
Miss Myrtle Erickson Weds Philip Martin in Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wamsley announce the marriage of Miss Myrtle C. Erickson and Philip L. Martin both of Seattle Washington. The ceremony occurred in Seattle Tuesday October 6. The bride formerly worked at the Buick service station here and the groom is a young Seattle lawyer who will reside there.
Lincoln Pastor Well Known Here
The First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln Nebraska reports in its October 11 bulletin that fourteen men were received as members. Rev. Gerjamin Markley Nyce, the minister, previously led a church in Muncie for ten years and has many relatives in the county, including his nephew Everett Hamilton of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Milroy Notes and Greensburg Wedding Attendances
Milroy residents report visits and social events including Mrs. Walter Hite at the Research club, Miss Hilda Meek visiting from Indianapolis, and a Koors-Thrine wedding in Greensburg with postnuptial supper and dance. Visitors Laymon Amos of St Louis and family also guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hite
Milroy
Hilda Meek
Indianapolis
Joseph Stotsenburg
A. D. Martin
Alfie Marlowe
J. D. Knox
Elbert Griffith
Charles Clemons
Margaret Hull
Koors-Thrine
Greensburg
Two Shelbyville youths found guilty in tire and rim theft
Raymond Hendrickson and Edward Lockhard were sentenced in mayor's court to sixty days at Plainfield's Boy's Reform School and fined 40 dollars for stealing a tire and rim from taxi driver Livy Tremain. They admitted the act and provided information aiding other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hendrickson
William Hendrickson
Shelbyville
Edward Lockhard
Roy Lockhard
Plainfield
Livy Tremain
DeArmond Hotel
Maddux
J. W. Thompson
Jenkins
Tremain
Clifty Creek
Final figures for Pirates Senators series and receipts
The seven game series ends with mixed results as the Pirates and Senators trade wins. Attendance totals reach 282,830 with gate receipts of 1,182,854. Advisory council and players shares are listed at 339,644.19 each, with each club and league receiving 166,445.42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Coucil
Pirates Triumph In World Series Showdown Over Senators
In Pittsburgh on a rain threatened day the Pirates defeated the Washington Senators to win baseball’s world championship. The Pirates’ hustling hitting and sharper pitching overcame early signs of fatigue and weather, with standout defense and a decisive late surge sealing the victory. Roger Peckinpaugh’s errors and a late home run by Goose Goslin marked the Senators’ struggles as Pittsburgh claimed the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Freddy Lindstrom
Senators
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Washington
Bucky Harris
Bill McKechnie
Walter Johnson
Fred Clarke
United Press Ting
Goose Goslin
Barney Johnson
Hartis
Stan Coveleskie
Coveleskie
Harris
Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
Peck
Pirate
Local social notes from Platts Corner area
Jess Blauvelt and wife visited son Ollie and family near Alert. Sherman Robbins and wife attended the funeral of Fred Roan at Pleasant View. Jim Pruiser, working at Rushville, spent weekend with family here. John Maddux and wife guests of Fred Price near Butlerstown. Elmer Smith and Gilbert Heaton with wives from Greensburg toured to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Leslie Ray Blauvelt on sick list. Mrs Leah Carr visiting Bell Sutton. Otto Maddux and wife of Greensburg in the area Sunday. Malissa Maddux seriously ill. Jim Neff and family with George Earnest and family visiting Ben Earnest and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Blauvelt
Ollie
Alert
Sherman Robbins
Fred Roan
Pleasant View
Jim Pruiser
Rushville
John Maddux
Fred Price
Butlersville
Elmer Smith
Gilbert Heaton
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Leslie Ray Blauvelt
Leah Carr
Bell Sutton
Otto Maddux
Malissa Maddux
Jim Neff
George Earnest
Ben Earnest
Forceps From 1812 Exhibit Belonged to Lawrenceburg Family
L. E. Laird displays forceps handed down from his grandfather Jesse Laird who settled in Lawrenceburg in 1812. The tools are believed to be at least a century old and were possibly used by a doctor to extract troublesome molars and are now shown in the family window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Laird
Jesse Laird
Lawrenceburg
Real estate transfers in Forest Hill and Tuckertown
Anna Young to Jessie M Crise sells a Forest Hill lot for 1. Jessie M Crise transfers to E T Fraley another Forest Hill parcel for 340. Henry G Wenning sells land near Tuckertown to William J Strueing for 1. Wm T Strelling et al. sell land near Tuckertown to Henry G Wenning and wife for 2500. Anna Strueing et al. sell land near Tuckertown to Wm T Strelling for 4309.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Young
Jessie M. Crise
Forest Hill
Jessie M.crise
E. T
Fraley
Henry G. Wenning
William J. Strueing
Tuckertown
Wm. T. Strelling
Anna Strueing
Weather and wet ball affect final game for Pittsburg
Senator staff and Washington held the bulk of breaks as weather troubled Johnson in the final game. Pittsburg pitchers faced a tricky wet ball and had to cope with the conditions and bad bounces during the showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Pittsburg
Death of Indiana Senator Ralston Shifts Senate Balance
Indianapolis reports the death of Senator Samuel M. Ralston will alter the Senate majority as Gov. Ed Jackson plans to appoint a Republican to fill the unexpired term. Five names circulate for the seat, with possible resignation allowing Lieutenant Governor Van Orman to name the new senator. Ralston lay in state at his home and services will be held in Lebanon, with fourteen senators set to attend. President Coolidge sent a telegram of condolence as flags nationwide were lowered to half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Congress
Ralston
Ed Jackson
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Lebanon
Dawes
Chamber of Commodore
Updike
House of Representatives
Indiana Governor weighs Senate race with multiple contenders
Governor Jackson has long considered a bid for the U S Senate. Rumored candidates include Albert J. Beveridge with strong Republican newspaper support, Indianapolis attorney Arthur Robinson, publisher Warren Fairbanks, and Vincennes editor Thomas Adams. The appointed senator will serve until the 1926 election to fill Ralston's unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Jackson
Albert J. Beveridge
Ralston
Arthur Robinson
Indianapolis
Warren Fairbanks
Thomas Adams
Vincennes
Jackson
Property Transfer From Bowerwork to Ida M. Ewing
Ida M. Ewing acquires city property from Bowerwork for 1600 dollars in a single per case transfer noted in the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Ewing
Property transfers record of two city and land deeds
James E. McCracken transfers a city lot to Willard O Buell and his wife for 35 dollars. Ruth Power Logan conveys land near Springhill to Ernest D Power for 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. McCracken
Willard O. Buell
Edith Dashiell to Ruth Power Logan Acreage Sale
A land deal transfers 68.5 acres near Springhill from Edith Dashiell to Ruth Power Logan for 10275 dollars. The transaction lists the buyers as Ruth Power Logan and specifies the property size and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dashiell
Ruth Power Logan
Springhill
Gillespie couple sells land near Sandus KY to Goddards
War C Gillespie and his wife transfer to Henry Goddard and wife property near Sandus in Kentucky for 2250 dollars as recorded in the public conveyance notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gillespie
Henry Goddard
Sandusky
Meek Transfers City Property to Beagle for $1500
Jethro C. Meek transfers city property to John G. Beagle for the sum of 1500 dollars. The deal documents the ownership change and payment terms recorded in the public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jethro C. Meek
John G. Beagle
Lake McCoy Lot Sold in Trustee Transfer
C E Redington as trustee transfers a lot at Lake McCoy to W G Oliger and wife for $200, as recorded in the property transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G.oliger
Lake McCoy
John Kirtley of Osgood Signs Transacted Business Here
John Kirtley of Osgood completed a business transaction today at the local office. The event was recorded as part of routine commerce notices in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirtley
Osgood
City Property Condemns Three Sites for Unsafe Conditions
Fire Marshal rulings target three properties. The Riverside building of George S. Littell, condemned last year, is once more condemned and ordered removed. Catherine Wheeler’s junkyard on South Franklin is condemned. Ronnie Sefton’s Hann property on North Franklin is declared unsafe, with razing begun to make way for a rear store room and garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyl
Riverside
George S. Littell
Catherine Wheeler
South Franklin Street
Hann
North Franklin
Ronnie Sefton
Sefton
Charles T. Bryan 75 Dies in Lebanon After Public Service
Charles T. Bryan, 75, of Lebanon, former city treasurer for three terms, died at 3:40 a.m. at his daughter’s home in Indianapolis after ten days of pneumonia. Born in 1850 in Johnstown, Pa., he lived in Greensburg and Thorntown before moving to Lebanon. A prominent real estate agent and Republican, he served as city treasurer until 1898 and held posts in the Red Men K of P and Mason orders. He leaves a widow Ella Daily and nine children. Funeral was at the Lebanon Methodist Church with burial by the Red Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Bryan
Lebanon
Wallace Morris
North Dearborn Street
Indianapolis
Mr. Bryan
Johnstown
Joseph Bryan
Greensburg
Craig
Thorntown
Charles
Squire
Samuel Bryan
Red Men
Haymaker
K. of P
Mason
Indianapolis Star
Methodist Church
H. P. Ivey
W. P. McKinsey
Bryan
Ella
C. R. Bryan
Helen Dodge
Carter Bryan
Lafayette
Linton
Verne Bryan
Ladoga
Martha Mils
Mary Bryan
Zella Morris
Mary Stall
Milton Bryan
H. €. Stockman
Marriage License Issued to Herman Koors and Marguerite Thrine
A marriage license was issued today to Herman B. Koors of Millhousen and Marguerite Thrine of the northeast of Greeksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman B. Koors
C. Koors
Millhousen
Marguerite Thrine
Henry Thrine
Greeksburg
Grayson and Smith Wed at Baptist Parsonage
Miss Clauda Grayson aged 16 and Ray Smith married Saturday afternoon at 3 30 at the Baptist parsonage on West Washington street. Rev J Hubbard Morton officiated in the presence of both families. The couple will reside on East Washington street and Smith works at the Johnston wholesale house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauda Grayson
Sanford Grayson
Westport
Ray Smith
Ed Smith
Baptist Parsonage
West Washington Street
Davis named secretary of war after Weeks resignation
Dwight Davis of St Louis Missouri was named secretary of war by President Coolidge after the long anticipated resignation of Secretary John W Weeks of Massachusetts. Weeks attended his final cabinet meeting and is expected to retire to private life after five years in the cabinet. Davis had been acting secretary during Weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight Davis
St. Louis
Coolidge
John. W. Weeks
Massachusetts
White House
Weeks
Davis
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Tonyes in Indianapolis
An eight pound baby girl named Lois Eileen was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tonyes in Indianapolis. Mrs Tonyes was formerly Miss Margaret Chesser of Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tonyes
Indianapolis
Lois Eileen
Tonyes
Margaret Chesser
Westport
Morgan Returns to Seminary After Milford Church Duties
Reverend Orvan Morgan resumed studies at Cincinnati Bible Seminary this morning following his regular appointments at Milford Christian Church yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvan Morgan
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Milford Vhhristian Church
Pirates Even World Series With 3–2 Win
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Washington Senators 3 to 2 to even the World Series at three games each. Ray Kremer pitched six effective innings, Eddie Moore hit a decisive fifth inning homer for Pittsburgh, and Goose Goslin connected for Washington. Glenn Wright and Pie Traynor made key defensive plays to hold off late rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kremer
Alec Ferguson
Washington
Senatorial Board of Strategy
Bucky Harris
Bucky
Bob Veach
Kremer
Ballou
Pirates
Eddie Moore
Pittsburgh
Goose Goslin
Glenn Wright
Pie” Traynor
Line-up notes include substitutions in eighth inning
Baseball記 brief lists player substitutions with McNeely in rightfield or lineup, Ferguson and Haris batted for in the eighth, Severeid runner replaced late in the same frame.
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McNeely
Ferguson
S Haris
Severeid
Cocoanut Recovered by Lake Worth Visitor from Former Railroad Man
Lewis A Bower of the Big Four received a cocoanut yesterday from Joe Renigar a former Big Four employee residing at Lake Worth Florida Renigar retired from railroad service four years ago after reaching the age limit and has been living with his daughter in El Paso Texas Lake Worth lies near Palm Beach Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis .A .Bower
Big Four
Round House
Joe Renigar
Lake Worth
Fla
Renigar
el Paso
Tex
Palm Beach
Legal notices and court actions from Botcourt and related cases
Estate administrators John H. Parker and Robert T. Parker file petitions to determine inheritance taxes and seek final settlement reports with hearings set for November 10, 1925. Various defendants plea abatement demur and motions, mortgage foreclosures, and sales of real estate are noted along with a court ruling ordering foreclosure of a mortgage in the Buckley case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parker
Ruth_Ann Botcourt
Robert T. Parker
Aaron Botcourt
I. and C. Traction Company
Jennie Goff
Nora Collins
Prudential Ins. Co
Pearl M. Ayers
McMillan
Ramer
A. H. Galbraith
Union Trust Co
William H. Buckley
Maggie M.ran
Gabriel Gilmore
Funeral attendees travel from Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Mrs. Guy Hereth of Indianapolis and her brother Will Shorb of Cincinnati attended the funeral of their cousin John M. Craig. The mourners formerly lived in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hereth
Indianapolis
Will Shorb
Cincinnati
John M. Craig
Milford
City Council Approves $10000 Bonds in Special Session
In a special session at City Hall the council authorized issuing 10000 dollars in bonds at 4 percent interest with semiannual payments to cover this year’s debts. The panel reserved the right to redeem any portion on any interest date. J P Johnston of Indianapolis Emulsified Asphalt Co failed to attend the meeting for the paving contract on Broadway and Franklin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Johnston
Indianapolis
Rotarians Prepare to Entertain Shibyville Club
Rotarians plan Monday program for the Shibyville club featuring R J Duke of the state Y M C A discussing boys work and the need for supervision in a modern era. Duke praised Y M C A programs across Indiana reaching 10,000 boys and urged community support from Rotarians, Boy Scouts, churches, and local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Duke
State Young Men’s Christian Association
Nsburg Rotary Club
Duke
Rotarians
Boy Scouts
Indiana
John L. Turner
Greensburg Association
Turner
Association
Shelbyville
Burg
Ge John W. Craig
Charles Druitt
Richmond
Rotary
Community Retail Clothiers Association Meets at Columbus
Clothiers from Bartholomew Jefferson Shelby Jennings Jackson Johnson and Decatur counties gather in the Chamber of Commerce parlors Columbus. The meeting led by Lawrence Scheidt and Everett Hughes opens at 11 with a luncheon at the Snively Inn. An afternoon program covers spring styles, buying and a clothier question box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Retail Clothiers’ Association
Clothiers
Bartholomew
Jefferson
Shelby
Jennings
Jackson
Johnson
Decatur
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Lawrence Scheidt
Everett Hughes
North Vernon
Snively Inn
Chas Link Buys Pierson Store
Charles E of the Mutual Life Insurance Company reports the Pierson cigarette trade was discussed. Mr Link will take over the business immediately and install new furnishings. The Pierson firm has operated the store for eighteen years and built a fine trade. A New York representative purchased the east side asset from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pierson
Link
Pierson Company
Chester Richey Spends Day in Indianapolis
Chester Richey spent the day in Indianapolis visiting local sites and meeting with regional contacts. The trip highlighted his engagement with community events and regional discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Richey
Indianapolis
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Lincoln
Enators
Henry L. Farrell
Platt’s Corner
Ernest D.power
War Department
Henry L. Ferrell
United Press
Forbes Field
Washington Rice
Ef. Moore
S. Harris
Carey
Ef Goslin
If. Cuyler
J. Harris
Barnhart
Judge
Traynor
Peckinpaugh
Wright
C. McInnis
Bluege
Smith
C Ferguson
P ~Kremer
P Adams
Liebold
Veach
Lake Worth, Fla
Calvin Craig
Shibyville Club
Chas. Link
New York
East
Janapolis
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