Cox and Moss Lead Sweeping Treasury and Agriculture Probes
National House committees to investigate Treasury and Agriculture. William S. Cox and Ralph W. Moss chair probes into expenditures, with Cox leading the Capitol operation through the summer. Democrats expect findings of extravagance by the Republican administrations of the past fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Department of Agriculture
National House
William S. Cox
Ralph W. Moss
Indiana
Cow
Washington
Cox
Congress
Death of Mrs Anna P Johnson in Kearney Nebraska
Mrs Anna P Johnson also known as Miss Anna J Pearson born in Indiana Getoberith 147 died at her home in Kearney Nebraska on the morning of April the dth after asthia and dropsy. She was daughter of Mthaiibert and Mary A Pearson of Parison county Dad and was married to John Johnson. Survived by husband and eight children with six at home, including Rollo Johnson Tessie Aluin Claude Johnson Effie Dale the twins Dottie Pearce and Lou Johnson. Funeral at First Methodist church Stearney with Rev Hammond. interment at Stearney cemetery April 6.
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Anna J. Pearson
Indiana
Getoberith
Iearney
Nebraska
Mthaiibert
Mary A. Pearson
Parison County
Dad
Laos
AL Johasenan
Taiana
Det
Kansas
Nehawka
Nel
Kearney
Neb
Peter Land
Rollo Johnson
Tessie Aluin
Claude Johnson
Effie Dale
Dottie Pearce
Lou Johnson
Johnson
New Mirdddetown
Ind
Todourn
Tera
Harrison County
First Methodist Church
Stearney
Bey
Hammond
Ttearney
Bal
Local Notes From Taylor Township and Louisville
Clarence Brinley was in Louisville while Lawrence Reeves visited his father. John Reeves from Fishtown and Miss Ela McCawey take store work in Cy mosdiale. Belle Nao stayed with niece Millie Watson in New Middletown. Master Harry Barnett spent Paines Day with sister Mrs Brinley. Mae Cunningham of Evans Landing visited grandparents near Latoria. March graduation list includes Edna Stewart Jessie Bol ey Maysine Hledden Kuval Nayes Tyrrell Travis and Seimer Nayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela McCawey
Cymosdiale
Roy
Belle Nao
Millie Watson
New Middletown
Dorry Ard Tittle Envidson
Sfarry Barnett
Pridue
Thor
Joe Brinley
Mae Cunningham
Evans Landing
John Ferree
Latoria
Edna Stewart
Jessie Boley
Maysine Hledden
Kuval’ Nayes
Tyrrell Travis
Seimer Nayes
Savings and Loan Plans Discussed with Corydon Association
The document outlines investment options with Corydon association, offering 3 percent interest on shares. It mentions paid-up shares, installment payments, and potential monthly amounts, urging readers to consider taking on shares and payments to secure the investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Joan Association
Corydon
Dhs
Death of Mamie Kasteliner Shocks Lanesville Town
Mamie Kasteliner died April 1 from the white plague at age twenty. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kasteliner and sister to two. funeral held Friday at the Catholic church. The town expresses deep sympathy as prayers and memories endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Insteliner
Dewitt
Mamie
Nazarene
Albert Kasteliner
Melites
Hoosier in Politics and The American Magazine Voice
A garbled tonal piece critiques Indiana political discourse and media influence. It hints at citizens avoiding politics, the role of background noise, and the endurance of partisan chatter amid a general fatigue with public life. The text references a citizen named Hag and notes lively discussion across many lines.
Wanted White Woman for Cooking and General Housework
Advertisement seeks a white woman for cooking and general housework in a family of three. Wage five dollars per week. Address Mrs. Givo EB Pays 1199 1st St Louisville Ky or call Cumberland 554 or Tam Nod.
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Givo
1St St
Cumberland Main
Tame Nod
Louisville
Movs Paizibed: Serious injury in local incident
A woman identified as an elderly party leader was seriously injured in a recent local incident. Police say the event involved unknown assailants and remains under investigation.
Officers and appraisers meet in Corydon on insurance valuation
The Harrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company held a Saturday meeting in the County Commissioners room at Corydon to discuss property valuations for insurance. Officers present included President C W Rhodes, Vice President Jacob Markel, Secretary David G Miles, and Treasurer Ed S Cooper, with thirteen township appraisers listed and all except Blue River’s B N Jones in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
County Commissioners’ Room
Corydon
C. W. Rhodes
Webster Township
Jacob Markel
Harrison Township
David G. Miles
Id. S. Cooper
Boone Township
Harrison
David Shaffer
Morgan
Joseph Uhl
Blue River
B. N. Jones
Spencer
J. W.G. Louden
Jackson
Marshall Lowe
Franklin
John Lyskowinski
Webster
Paul Seipel
Posey
Joseph R. Johnson
Taylor
John Schweinhart
Boone
Eli Shields
Empress Theatre Presents High Class Vaudeville Acts
The Empress Theatre on Vine Street near Ninth in Cincinnati hosts top vaudeville acts from the Sullivan Considine Circuit. Manager Robinson offers matinees daily with 10 to 20 cent evening prices and 15 cent matinees, drawing packed houses and visitors from afar. The venue is praised for courteous treatment and first class performances by stars including Jas J Morton, Billy Van, Joe Welch, Kara the Jugglers, Josephine Rabel, and Mabel McNinty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theatre
Vine Street
Ninth
Cincinnati
Robinson
Empress
Jas. J. Morton
Billy van
Joe Welch
Kara the Juggler
Josephine Rabel
Mabel McNintey
Sullivan & Consibine Circuit
Obituary for Little Elmer Gibson
Little Elmer son of Adrian and Anna Gibson born March 24 and died April 11 aged one year and eleven days from wheezing cough and pneumonia. Funeral at New Amsterdam conducted by eg Roberts. burial nearby. Relatives mourn as the child rests in the cemetery. The verse expresses sorrow, faith, and eternal reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Elmer
Adrian
Anna Gibson
Hhe
New Amsterdam
Eg. Roberts
Heaven
Feimer
Mary I Free man Recalls Cardui Relief in Paint Lick
In Paint Lick Kentucky Mary I Free man reports relief from severe womanly trouble after using Cardui saying she was weak and nearly bedridden. The note praises Cardui as proven and safe for headaches backaches and similar ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I Freeman
Cardut
Elizabeth News Briefs from New Albany and Nearby
Mrs Elizabeth Bartley is seriously ill. Mrs George Neumer visited relatives in New Albany last week. Mrs Dr Weaver and Mrs Lee Wolf visited Corydon last week. Frank Winders and Robert Campbell made a business trip to Louisville last week. Miss Laura Jean visited her cousin Rev Arthur Jean for a week. Mrs Ed Crosier has a new line of millinery hats. Emmett Dean and a New Albany gentleman friend visited here on the 9th. Miss Mildred Deatrick ill with appendicitis but improving recently. Mike Saffer attended his niece May Saffer funeral at Rogers Camp round last Friday. Thomas Bowling and Frank Bowling attended May Saffer funeral in Louisville. Miss Margaret Crosier returned home from New Albany visit last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neumer
New Albany
Dr. Weaver
Lee Wolf
Corydon
Frank Winders
Robert Campbell
Louisville
Ed Crosier
Emmett Dean
Newt Albany
Mildred Deatrick
Mike Saffer
May Saffer
Roger
Thomas Bowling
Thomas Jefferson Scithis born in 1829 obituary note
Thomas Jefferson Scithis born August 5 1829 died April 9 1914 aged 84 years 9 months and days funeral held at Georgetown on Tuesday afternoon April 11 born west of Creorge town on Keithley farm lived there until age 104 then moved to Cre Georgetown Keithley family pioneer in Southern Indian lineage grandfather John Keithley Revolutionary War veteran mother Mary Burcher Ve gear etc. He married three times mother of many children twelve living seven in Indiana four in Wisconsin Missouri and Missouri? Noting the text contains errors. One brother James and sister Mrs Sereh Wis survived. She long active in church and inaugural lay delegate to annual conference at Uarisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Scithis
Georgetown
Creorgetown
Keithley
John Keithley
Brubeck
Crandall
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
James
Sereh Wis
U B
Uarisville
Local Society Notes Mention Visits and Newborns
Mr and Mrs Charley Mott visit his parents at Central Barren. Mrs Ann Summers of New Albany visits Georgetown. A stork brings a girl to Mr and Mrs Webb on Spril Tf. Melvin named for a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Wise Summers. Mr and Mrs John Roudenbush visit A T Summers. Mrs John Reagan and daughter Alice visit her sister Mrs Daniel Ollis in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Mott
Central Barren
Ann Summers
New Albany
Georgetown
Stork
Mroo
Id Webb
Mrs. .Wise Summers
Melvin
John Reagan
Alice
Greenville
Daniel Ollis
Dem party subscriptions listed with varied prices
A fragmented OCR list shows Democrat related subscriptions for several publications. Prices range from 1.50 to 5.00 annually, including entries for Commoner American Homestead Courter Journaldaily Louisville papers and Indiana farming and Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Commoner
Comuoner
Democrat and
Courter Journal
Louisville Herald
Louisville Times
Louisville Dpost
Indiana Farner
Indianapolis News
Local Notables Report Ills and Visit Family
Jasper N. Davis and Grandma London are listed as sick. J Robert Pitman and family visited 4.2 London's on Sunday to see Miss Lenn BR. Pitman visits sister Mrs Walter Buossabarger and Grace and Anna Harmon. Jerry Bell made a business trip to New Albany and visited his sisters. Attendees from the pace attended Isaac Harmon’s funeral at Photpson's chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Davis
Grandma London
J. Robert Pitman
London
Lenn BR. Pitman
Walter Buossabarger
Grace
Anna
Saver Momiar Or More Saving Habit Encouraged
An admonition urges readers to start saving by removing one or more shares in the Savings and Loan Association and cultivate a habit of saving something. The message emphasizes discipline and regular deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loan Association
Summer Meeting Planned by Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association schedules its summer meeting for June 2 and 3 in Laporte near the Michigan line. Editors and guests will visit South Bend and Michigan City, with interurban cars to allow stops. Governor Marshall will speak in Laporte and the event emphasizes leisure with family attendance encouraged.
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Indiana Democatic Editorial Association
Lew G. Flingham
Laporte
Michigan Line
South Bend
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Marshall
Aitend
Trials Set for May Term of Harrison Circuit Court
The Harrison Circuit Court schedules multiple cases for the May term. Listings include State v McGillon on May 2 and State v Stanth on May 3, plus several civil, federal, and estate matters through May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
State
McGillon
Fred Stanth
John Stalcap
Linvenfeller
Buarkheim
Federal Chemical Co
Charles Vreece
Adm
Local Notices From Hursttown and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Kenry Miller of Hursttown plans removal of her trailing to New Mibsary this week. Rev NM Pommbley preached an interesting sermon Sunday night at this place. Rev S OS Surley left an appointment to preach here next Sunday night. Miss Martha Lahue visiting grandmother Mrs Martha Glaze near Sugar Grove. Lee McKin and family of near Central visited Rev J J Mein and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Miller
J.C. Mein
N.M. Pommbley
Surley
Martha Lahue
Martha Glaze
Sugar Grove
Lee McKin and
Near Central
Tev
J. J. Mein
Cunningham Toler nuptials recorded in Corydon
Miss Elva Cunningham daughter of Mrs Harriet Cunningham and Mr Ami Toler son of Mr and Mrs W D Toler were united in marriage at the Clerk's Office last Friday afternoon. The ceremony was pronounced by New A B Condo pastor of the Corydon T Bechureh. The couple will reside on a farm about five miles southwest of Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Cunningham
Harriet Cunningham
Ami
Toler
W D. Toler
A.B. Condo
Corydon
Ninety Second Anniversary of Odd Fellowship Observed
The I O O F council marks its ninety second anniversary on Sunday April 28 with a 2 pm sermon by Rev W O Tait at the Presbyterian church. Members are urged to assemble at the Lodge room at 1 pm. Insurance ad for Alex Miller appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
I. O. Oo Po
W. O. Tait
Presbyterian Church
Mysterious Wartime Health Claim From Notre Dame Mrs Summers
A garbled item alleges a constitutional cause for trouble among children and promises free home brew medical remedies. It mentions Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana and hints at cures for adults and elderly with urine related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Sudeenstub
More Agents Wanted in Harrion and Floyd Counties
Four agents needed in Harrion County to sell deliver and collect and one for Georgetown area in Floyd County. Applicants should be able to devote full time. Thomas W Dodge of Palmyra earned 860 in three hours and Charles F Williams of Mauckport earned 8160 in three days and a half. Write or phone Jack Ler at Martin Hotel Corydon.
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Harrion County
Georgetown
Floyd County
Big Poneyioil
Thomas W Dodge
Palmyra
Chas. F. Williams
Mauckport
Jack Ler
Martin Hotel
Corydon
Tad
Central News Community Notes and Upcoming Events
D r Jacobs visits his brother near Central on Sunday. Rev Hedrick attends Faster services at Corydon and plans to visit Rockport this week with his wife. Dr Denhbo reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs C J Watson. Roby and wife visit their son-in-law Peen Frakes of Boone township on Easter. Uncle Bulford Watson and wife visit Willard Wiseman west of Central. Walter Applegete builds a new house on Main Street by Tindall brothers. Ella Tindall returns from Corydon visit. Rev Seattle of Switzerland county to lead Bethel A B Church meetings starting Monday the 11th. Woodmen Camp Central to celebrate July 4 with brass band and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.r. Jacobs
FY. H. Jacobs
Central
J. E. Hedrick
Corydon
Rev. Hedrick
Boone Township
Vncle Bulford Watson
Willard Wiseman
Walter Applegete
Main Street
Tindall Brothers
Ella Tindall
Priday
A. H. Frakes
Seattle
Switzerland County
Registration Law Shapes Voter Registration Procedures
The legislature enacted registration provisions requiring eligible voters to be registered under the act. Registration boards must meet at each voting precinct with sessions monthly, and provide blank registration books and forms ten days before the May session. All voters must register during May, September, or October sessions to vote in November. A playful editorial aside discusses letter transposition to form two words implying insufficiency for most young ladies.
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Goard
Caroo
Registration Board
Sinc
Citieral
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Anna P. Johnson
Taylor Township
Clarence Brinley
Lawrence Reeves
John Reeves
Fishtown
Lanesvile
Chris. Reinhardt
John Gwartney
M. E
Philip Voelker
Philip Reinhardt
Mamie Kasteliner
Hoosier In Politics
Indianay
Sera
Lio Thaibard
C. Bundy
The
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
U.S. Jackson
House of Representatives
Grace Crardner
Hillside
Mich
Mr. Jaetson
Creat Touse
Elizabeth News
Elizabeth Bartley
Laura Jean
Rev
Arthur Jean
John Roudenbush
A. Ti. Sumers
Sunny
Moberly
Momiar
Court House
J. L. Rowe
Democratic
la Porte
Hursttown
Cunningham-Toler
Alex Miller
Hilker
Central News
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Websters New
International Dictionary
Merriam Webster
Because i Arts. Schools and Press
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
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