Local veterans enjoy large turnout at G A R encampment
Ellsworth Post and Greensburg unit members attended the Fourth District G A R encampment in Columbus. More than 200 veterans registered with broad district representation. Greensburg was chosen for next year’s encampment. Alonzo Murphy was elected district recruiting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Fourth District
Columbus
Greensburg
Alonzo Murphy
EF. M. Covert
Redding
Charles O'Donnell
Frank S. Jones
Fourth
Isaac Bush Dies After Short Illness
Isaac Bush aged seventy one died at his home on West Eighth street Thursday evening after a illness of only a few hours. He was born in Hamilton township and moved to Seymour ten years ago. His wife died thirteen years ago. Survived by three daughters Mrs Albert Elkins Vincennes and Sarah and Lillian Bush at home. three sons Martin and William of Sparland IL and Jake at home. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac @ Bush
West Eighth Street
Mr. Bush
Hamilton Township
Seymour
Albert Elkins
Vincennes
Sarah
Lillian Bush
Martin and
William Bush
Sparland
Jake Bush
Grocery Specials Include Produce and Cheese Delights
Saturday specials list grapefruit oranges bananas blue plums cranberries celery head lettuce and other vegetables plus Brick and Limberger cheese. Delivery available by John Lockmund Grocery located on South Chestnut.
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John Lockmund
South Chestnut
Lowney’s Candy Shipment Quick Notice by Gates & Son
Express shipment received today includes Lowney’s Candy in 1% lb 1 lb 144 Th and 2 lb boxes. Gates & Son advertise the product with the prompt to try it.
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Gates & Son
Miss Grace Johnson Ill With Tunkard Fever
Miss Grace Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Julians Johnson of Jennings County is seriously ill with tunkard fever.
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Grace Johnson
Julians Johnson
Jennings County
Tunkard Faver
Millport Bridge Closed Detour Guides Tourists
Jackson County Motor Club to erect a sign near the New Lynn Hotel warning travelers that the Millport bridge over the Muscatatuck River is out. Tourists are advised to take the Scottsburg road toward Louisville, with concrete work planned on nearby routes and a reconstruction timeline for the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallonia
Salem
Millport
Muscatatuck River
Muscatatuck
Millport Bridge
State Highway Maintenance Division
Scottsboro
Crothersville
State Highway Commission
Jackson County Motor Club
Federmann
Hornady Divorce Case Is Compromised After Trial
Louise Hornady sued Louis Hornady in Bartholomew circuit court at Columbus for cruel treatment. The case was settled this morning with Hornady paying $300 in cash and retaining all property. alimony was discussed as part of the proceedings.
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Louise Hornady
Louis Hornady
Bartholomew
Columbus
Hornady
Missionary meeting set for Brownstown Tuesday
Jackson county Christian churches plan a Brownstown gathering next Tuesday to discuss missionary work. Rev. Fred Davies presides with talks by J M Vawter John H Booth and Mrs O L Greist on education stewardship world tasks and religious education. Delegations and a basket dinner are planned with a 8 15 pm closing address by Booth.
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Jackson County
Brownstown
Missionary Societies
Fred Rt. Davies
Charlestown
John H. Booth
St. Louis
United Society
Booth
Davies
Indiana
Vawter
O. Il. Greist
Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Mrs Mary A White Dies in Westerville at 80
Mrs Mary A White aged eighty, widow of Rev Jacob White, died Thursday night at her son Rev James A White’s home in Westerville Ohio after long illness. She lived many years with granddaughter Mrs Frank L Schornick in Acme then Brownstown before visiting Westerville. Survived by son and daughter Mrs Lillie Critchfield of Gause Texas, twelve grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. Funeral at Acme conducted by Rev W H Snyder of Dayton, burial at White Chapel Cemetery.
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Mary A. White
Jacob White
Acme
James A. White
Westerville
Lillie Critchfield
Gause
Tex
W. H. Snyder
United Brethren
Dayton
White Chapel
Eme
Extremists in Ireland threaten peace ahead of London conference
Armed and masked men claiming to be Irish Republican Army entered Thurles households during the night injuring several young men not tied to politics. The assault follows ongoing outrages as peace talks set for tomorrow in London. Some victims remained conscious, with multiple likely to die. No intruder traces found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London
Irish Republican Army
Thurles
School Lad Hanged in Chicago Mystery
Police investigate the deaths of two high school boys aged 14 Edward Knaus found hanged in his basement by his brother a rope around his neck Samuel Buffington found hanged in a closet at home authorities consider the events connected as possible experiments go wrong in a troubling week of cases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Knaus
Samuel Buffington
Tip's Yellow Taxis Debuts Service
Tip Richardson operates Tip's Yellow Taxis offering prompt taxi service available anytime and anywhere with phone contact at 447 67 for reservations and inquiries.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
145th Regimental Reunion Chooses Columbus Leaders
The 145th Regimental reunion of Civil War Veterans was held in Columbus with the Fourth District G A R encampment. George A. Goodale was elected president, Michael Bayha vice president, and Lieut F C Flannigan secretary and treasurer. W J Houchen had long served as secretary and treasurer but due to illness could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George A. Goodale
Michael Bayha
F. C. Flannigan
W. J. Houchen
Brethren Churches of Indiana Name 1922 Conference City
The 34th annual Brethren Churches of Indiana conference ended in Oakville with North Liberty chosen as the 1922 meeting site. Rev. E. L. Miller was elected chairman of Indiana's board of home missions.
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Muncie
Ind
The
Brethren Churches of Indiana
Oakville
North Laberty
E. L. Miller
Board of Home Missions For
Indiana
Guard plans to smash blog movement in senate
Republican old guards launch a drive to break up the farming bloc in the Senate and unite Republicans and Democrats to aid farmers. A meeting of farming district senators is set for tomorrow with Secretary Wallace and possibly Bernard Baruch expected to attend to urging support for the bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate Agricultural “Bloc
Kenyon
Iowa
Wallace
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate
West
Carlyle Allen in Serious Condition After Appended Surgery
Carlyle HL Allen underwent appendicitis surgery Tuesday night at Schneck Memorial Hospital. He had a slight relapse Thursday night but improved by Friday night. His condition remains about the same this afternoon, though believed better than yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle HL Allen
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frank Nentrup Visit Jonesville Day
Mr and Mrs Frank Nentrup of Jonesville spent the day in the city, sightseeing and visiting local residents. The couple toured shops and enjoyed meals at several downtown establishments.
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Frank Nentrup
Jonesville
Lloyd George Skips Washington Arms Conference
Australian Premier Hughes announces that George Foster Pearce will attend the Washington arms conference on behalf of Australia and New Zealand. Lloyd George will not attend the talks, while James Alfred Balfour and Lord Lee are named for Britain.
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United Press
Melbourne
Australia
David Lloyd George
Geddes
Washington
Hughes
House of Representatives
James Alfred Balfour
Lord Lee
George Foster Pearce
British Isles
Pearce
America
Brotherhood Chairmen to Confer Before Possible Strike
Six hundred general chairmen of the Railroad Brotherhoods will meet Monday night in Chicago to decide on calling a strike. L. E. Sheppard, president of the Order of Railway Conductors, said union votes are being counted as executives prepare to meet October 14. A wage cut ordered July 1 by the U S Rail Labor Board is at the heart of the dispute, with Shop Crafts and Railway Trainmen unions signaling strong strike support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. E. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
U. S. Rail Labor Board
Federated Shop Crafts
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Bankers Back Harding Unemployment Conference
Los Angeles October 7 bankers of the United States show support for President Harding's unemployment conference. A resolution endorsing the conference is likely to be adopted before the American Bankers Association closes its convention and bankers plan to help implement the conference recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Harding
United States
American Bankers’ Association
Giants Take Third Game 19 to 5 in Carnival on Bases
The New York Giants exploded for four runs in the third inning to take control, beating the New York Yankees 19 to 5. Key players included Frisch, Meusel, Pipp, and Ward as pitching changed hands with Barnes relieving in the third. Umpires Moriarity, Chill, Quigley, and Rigler presided.
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YANKS
Giants
Miller
Ef. Burns
Peck
Bancroft
Rath
Frisch
R. Meusel
Rf. Young
Pipp
Ib. Kelly
Ward
E. Meusel
McNally
Rawlings
Schang
E. Snyder
Schawkey
Toney
Barnes
Moriarity
Chill
Quigley
Rigler
Giants Rally to Rout Yankees in World Series Game Three
United Press report from Polo Grounds details the Giants led by John McGraw awakening after a forty eight inning of silence. Jess Barnes started the comeback with a single, Bancroft and Frisch followed as the Giants scored eight runs in a single inning and overwhelmed New York 13 to 5. Ruth, Meusel and others contributed in the late rally as Yankee pitching faltered through the third frame.
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United Preas
Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
John McGraw
Yankees
Jess Barnes
Fred Toney
Barnes
Bancroft
Bob Shawkey
Rawlings
Seeawkey
Jack Quinn
Quinn
Rip Collins
Tom Rogers
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G. A. R. Reunion
Isaac Bush
Muscatatuck South
Scottsburg Road
Pecs
Missionary Conference of Christian
Ireland
Republican Army
U. B
Ould
Lloyd George
British Premier Cables
George Foster Pearse
Defense
Ington
Brotherhood
Innings
Kelly
Ruth
Burns
Young
Meusel
Snyder
Hiants
Peek
Schane
Schankey
Peekee
Jess
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