Revival at Corydon M E Church Sets April Start
A revival service begins next Sunday morning at the Corydon M E church and runs for three weeks. Evangelist Rev T Edward Thomas of Muncie will preach and sing with his wife and local pastor Rev J G Moore assisting. Planned start was April 2 but postponed after Thomas mother died March 28. Mrs Luda Thomas was also an evangelist.
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Corydon M. E
T. Edward Thomas
Muncie
J. G. Moore
Thomas
Luda Thomas
Depauw Social Roundup Notes Visits and Illness
Miss Winifred Briscoe and Miss Alice Simon visited Miss Lucille Simon Sunday. Mrs. Daniel Davis is seriously ill with rheumatism. Mrs. Viola Waik of Ramsey visited the Davis family. Loretta Davis hosted a Tuesday evening with several young people for music and games. Others traveled or visited including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dinges and Mrs. Lasea Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Briscoe
Alice Simon
Lucille Simon
Daniel Davis
William Nolot
Philip Seacat
Guy Troncin
John Seacat
Viola Waik
Ramsey
Wanda Gurtz
Hagel Nolot
Gayle Rigot
Mary Wilcox
Kathleen Bergman
Onje Colin
John Gettelfinger
Claud Sonner
Fred Dinges
Julius Simon
Iowa
Lasea Martin
Frankfort
J. R. Beauschamn
Depauw
Scott Morgan
Elizabeth
Jasper
John Whitman
G. Wy. Koeehersnerger
Louisville
South Boone Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Wm. H. Behr of Indianapolis visits son Joseph Behr and family. Mrs. Anna Ashton travels to Louisville to visit daughter Mrs. Elsie House. R. F. Faith and daughter Dora Sunday with Curtis C. Roby as Mrs. Frank Stephens visits Jeffersonville parents. Mrs. Oscar Miller remains in poor health after Louisville operation. G. B. Byrum buys goods in Louisville. Ed Ashton and Bob Flanigan from Elizabeth greet friends in Laconia. Iler Roby and son Alfred visit sister Mrs. Shelby Frakes near Central. Oratorical contest postponed due to missing judges. Laconia High Alumni to meet Friday night April 7 at L. & Hall. Rev. Parks of Rockville to lead Sunday services at Laconia Presbyterian.
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Wm. H. Behr
Indianapolis
Joseph Behr
Anna Ashton
Louisville
Elsie House
R. F. Faith
Dora
Curtis C. Roby
Frank Stephens
Jeffersonville
Junius Holliday
Oscar Miller
Union Chapel
G. B. Byrum
Ed Ashton
Bob Flanigan
Elizabeth
Laconia
Iler Roby
Alfred
Shelby Frakes
Central
The
Laconia High School
L. & Hall
Laconia Presbyterian
Parks
Rockville
Optician Dr Nottell to Visit Palmyra Fredericksburg
Licensed optician Dr J A Nottell of Corydon will visit Palmyra on March 11 and 12, then Fredericksburg March 13 to 15 at Dixie Highway Hotels. Services promised first class and up to date. Call early. The Bishop family thanks neighbors and friends for help sympathy and flowers during illness and death of their son and brother Wilbur M Bishop and family.
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J. A. Nottell
Corydon
Palmyra
Fredericksburg
Dixie Highway
Wilbur M. Bishop
Rev Thomas to Begin Evangelistic Campaign in Corydon
Rev T Edward Thomas evanGelist from Muncie Ind will start campaign in Corydon next Sunday morning at the MM FB church His popular appeal and singing talent have drawn crowds in Indiana He has held revivals in larger cities and recently led a good turnout in Jeffersonville All church members and others are invited to attend services J G Moore pastor.
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T. Edward Thomas
Evanselist
Muncie
Ind
Corvdtn
MM. FB
le Thomas
Indiana
Thomas
Uoeseal Cootu
Jeffersonville
Corydon
Roy Coote
J. G. Moore
Death of Charles Walter at Corydon home
Charles Walter died at his home four miles north of Corydon last Saturday April 1 after a long illness. Born January 10 1805 he was 57. Funeral Monday at home with John H Heth officiating. Burial Cedar Hill cemetery under Corydon Lodge Odd Fellows rites. Survived by wife and two daughters Jewel and Jennie. Wife was C Etta Dyer before marriage married April 23 1892.
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Charles Walter
Corydon
John H. Heth
T. J. Hudson
Will J Bullett
Nellie Bullett
Hall Ulen
Cedar Hill
Corydon Lodge of Odd Fellows
Jewel
Jennie
Walter
C. Etta Dyer
In Memory of Miss Sarah Jane Jones
Miss Sarah Jane Jones born October 6 1834 in Harrison County died March 28 1922 aged 87 years 5 months 22 days She was blind for 15 years yet kept active and belonged to the U B church for over forty years The last of six children she lived with Edwin E Sappenfield Funeral services were at the home conducted by Rev John K Welker and burial at Arnold cemetery
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Sarah Jane Jones
William and Mary Jones
Sarah
U. B. Church
Harrison County
Edwin E. Sappenfield
John K. Welker
Arnold Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Help After Death of John W. B. Kintner
A note of gratitude to neighbors, friends, the Grange, and K. of P. Lodge for help and kindness after the death and burial of John W. B. Kintner. Thanks extended to flower donors, choir members, Rev. Sonner, Rev. Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs Wiseman and children.
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Grange
K. of P. Lodge
John W. B. Kintner
Sonner
Moore
Gibbs Wiseman
Orlin Faith Promotes Satisfied Customers and Patrons
Local business relays growing satisfaction from existing customers while seeking new patrons. The message highlights Orlin Faith as a focal point of outreach and quality service.
Audra Roy Kitterman Died At Madison State Hospital
Audra Roy Kitterman age 23 of Posey township died Saturday at the State hospital in Madison Indiana after a period of treatment. He was unmarried and survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clay Kitterman and four siblings, with two brothers Henry and Joseph and two sisters Mabel and Catherine. Funeral services conducted by Rev. M. C. Patterson were held at Bethesda church near Elizabeth, with burial in the church cemetery. The family mourns besides Audra Roy the loss of Clyde Kitterman who died in France in World War I and whose body is en route home.
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Andra Roy Kitterman
Clay Kitterman
Posey Township
State Hospital
Madison
Indiana
Henry
Joseph
Mabel
Catherine Kitterman
Elizabeth
Bethesda Church
M. C. Patterson
King’s Cave
History Contest Winners at Corydon High School
Prizes awarded to thirteen students in Corydon High School history contest. Miss Katherine Jones won the gold medal, Herbert Habermel took the camera, and Miss Helen Drew Christley received the fountain pen. First prize funded by Father Holland, second by Davis' Drug Store, third by Riely's Drug Store.
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Corydon High School
Katherine Jones
Herbert Habermel
Helen Drew Christley
Father Holland
Davis’ Drug Store
Riely
Drug Store
Messrs
Atwood Bliss
John Daley
J. T McClaren
Tremendously Big Sale At New Amsterdam Auction
Auction of the Southern Indiana Orchard Company assets conducted by Receiver David S. Stoker lists many farm implements and equipment including Power tractors cultivators sprayers corn shredder en silage cutter and various engines plows beetles wagons and a Ford touring car. The sale is scheduled for Friday April 14 near New Amsterdam.
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International Harvester
Fairbanks Morse
Oliver
Public Auction of Personal Property in Corydon
Public sale of the late Margaret Grable's personal property at her Corydon residence on Saturday April 8 1922 at 1 PM. Frank Self administrator conducts the auction.
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Margaret Grable
Corydon
Daddy Easing Fairy Talk By Mary Graham Bonner
Mr and Mrs Camel discuss airs and conceit during desert travels. Mrs Camel teaches him to avoid boasting and to use talent for others, stressing humility and action over self praise. The tale ends with a vow to be fair and square despite humps.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Mrs. Camel
Desert
Mr. Camel
Lookalike remark sparks playful trade about Napoleon
In a joking exchange, one speaker quips about another’s head resembling Napoleon, prompting a lighthearted comeback from the other as the two engage in banter about bone structure and likeness.
Joseph William Pitman obituary runs in Moberly church record
Joseph William Pitman born November 26 1877 died March 5 1922 aged 44 years 3 months 9 days. He married Lavina Starrett February 23 1907 and they had two sons Roy DelBert and Clara May and a daughter. Survived by wife three children his parents Abraham and Clara Jane Pitman two brothers John R and Charles M Pitman and five sisters Annie Bussabarger Satie Franks Lena Rothrock Mary Craig Rose Conrad. He joined the M E church at age 12 and was a kind husband and neighbor. He expressed readiness to go home a few days before death.
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Joseph William Pitman
Lavina Starrett
Roy DelBert
Clara May
Abbie Louis Pitman
Maggie Elizapeth Gardner
Abraham Pitman
Clara Jane Pitman
Willie
M. E. Church
Moberly
A Real Optimist Hair Restorer Joke
A Cin cinnatil Enquirer joke has a druggist noting a baldheaded man who bought a bottle of hair restorer along with a comb and brush, claiming the buyer anticipated needing them soon. The customer questions the claim and the druggist confirms the humorous premise.
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