Death of Mrs Rosa A Goss in Harvey Illinois
Mrs Rosa Anna Goss wife of Richard Goss born April 21 1880 Harrison county Indiana died in Harvey Illinois from gallstones She leaves husband one son Eddie and five daughters Clara July Ethel Eleanor Frances plus three weeks old She is buried beside son Chester at Medalake graveyard Wolcott Indiana Funeral held at M E church Wolcott with relatives and friends noted Also mentions sister letters about brother Charles Hottle injured in Vincennes bridge factory leading to possible foot amputation She moved from Harrison county to Walcott Indiana then to Harvey Illinois.
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Rosa Anna. Goss
Richard Goss
Harrison County
Ind
Harvey
Iunois
Wolcott
M. E
Medalake
Chester
Eddie
Clara
July
Ethel
Eleanor
Frances
Geo.Schumar
Geo. Crosby
Walcott
Geo Arnold
Louisville
Wilford Emily
John Conrad
Coryden
Harvey,llinois
Harrison County Divorce Notice Harrison Circuit Court 1919
In Harrison Circuit Court May term 1919 Aliene Crosier sues Harold W Crosier by O W Cook attorney. Affidavit says defendant non resident of Indiana and a necessary party. defendant to appear May 23 1919 at Corydon Court House to answer or demur or case will proceed in his absence. Witness James A Watson Clerk.
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State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison
Harrison Circuit Court
Corydon
Waddy Divorce Case Filed by Indiana Plaintiff
Sadie Waddy sues Richard C. Waddy for divorce in Indiana. Attorney Clyde R. Lottick states Richard C. Waddy is not a resident of Indiana and must appear by May 28, 1919, at the Corydon court house to answer and be a party to the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Waddy
Richard C. Waddy
Clyde R. Lottick
Indiana
SAILING IN FOREIGN WATERS FROM U S A TO THE WORLD
Private Jesse Shields writes from Brest France March 8 1919 detailing naval convoy duty from May 1918 through December 1918. He describes rough seas near Bermuda Azores and Plymouth facing u boat threats and a New Year celebration in 1919 aboard the Hannibal, plus later orders to St Thomas and the Mediterranean while awaiting return to the United States.
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M. F. Shields
Crandall
Jesse
U.S. Navy
Brest
France
Portsmouth
N. H
U. S. S. Hannibal
New London
Hamilton Bay
Bermuda
S. C
John Connley
Ponta Delgada
St. Michael Azores
Plymouth
England
English Channel
Azores
Channel
Hannibal
St Thomas
St. Thomas
Lisbon
Portugal
Mediterranean Sea
Italy
States
Navy
Paris
London
U.S. A
America
Ruth
Jess
Letter from Soldier in Germany Recounts WWI Front Experience
Miss Clara Brown of Posey township receives a letter from Albert Moore in Herschbalch Germany describing her brother Edward in the same unit. Moore details sailing August 6 landing at Brest August 18, riding box cars, marching to the front, and the Argonne drive ending with Armistice news just after a close call.
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Clara Brown
Posey Township
Albert Moore
Herschbalch
Germany
Edward
Moore
Brest
France
Rullie
Argonne
Roche
U. S
Local Notes and Town Happenings in Hanock Area
Clint Taylor moves back to Han cock after twenty years on the farm once owned by Geo Hendrix. Chas Routh drove for W R Voyles of Ramsey this past week. The flu has vanished from the vicinity and hope remains. Eureka Telephone Co plans a line to town improving county seat contact. Citizens discuss petitions and local taxes. F L Crayden and wife visited John Marshall and family in Washington county. Wilson Wenning joined his father in the grocery business. Leonard Stevens a former A B F Army veteran returned home after four days German captivity and hospital rheumatism. Gov Gouldrich and local leaders noted in passing. Pa Thomas, noted rider, tires quickly.
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F. L. Crayden
John Marshall
Washington County
Wilson Wenning
Paul Wenning
Wilson
Leonard Stevens
Puncture-Proof Tires Offered in Harrison County
A local tire seller promotes airless tires for Ford and similar cars in Harrison County. The representative Jos F Pinatire of Eureka advertises easy riding, pump-free, tube-free tires as durable and economical, available through Corydon Exchange.
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Harrison County
Ford
Jos
Death of Katherine Ejisert in Lanesville Indiana
Katherine Ejisert born August 5 1880 in Lanesville Indiana died March 15 1919 at her home aged 38 with two sisters and two brothers surviving. Funeral held March 17 at Lanesville Catholic church conducted by Father A Peckscamp. Contributed verse and poultry ad follow the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Elsert
Lanesville
Indiana
John Ehalt
Mary L Eisert
Theodore Ejisert
George Eisert
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Scott's
DELCO
Dayton
M. R. Foster
Agt
New Middletown, Ind
New Albany Bus Line
New Albany
A. Meech
Ladies’ Aid
Kellers
L. C
Charles Smith North
Vincennes
Charles Hottle
Isa
James A. Watson
Harrison Cireals Court
State of Indians
A.D
Gus Backhems
Ben Backherms
Adm. Co
W. Cook
Atty
Swarens & Adan
Undertakers
Ramsey Crandall and
Depauw
H. H. Miller
Uncle Sams
Land & Sea
Jesse Shields
Ben Conlee
Ratith Div
Bloomington
Normal
Illinois
Conlee
Argonne Wood
Ft. Sheridan
New York
Mongolia
Red Cross
Chicago and Alton
Hancock
Clint Taylor
Geo. Hendricks
Chas. Routh
W. R. Voyles
Ramsey
Eureka Telephone Co
Teaser
Wey
Gouldrich
Thomas
Katherine Ejisert
Ist Ceck
Isthen
Frank E. Cropsey
Eureka
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