Easter Activities and Local Appointments in New Salisbury
Andrew Wright of New Albany spent Easter with his mother at Mott. Several residents recover from illness while others relocate. The resurrection of Christ was commemorated by Stidas school with services and egg distribution. New cottages and remodeling projects appear in Corydon Junction and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wright
New Albany
Mott
Wm. Hubbard
Flora Richert
Corydon
Dott Stevens
Crandall
Virgie Deweese
Dick Sigler
R. R. Sigler
Ramsey
Local Notices From New Amsterdam Area
The river falls rapidly causing bank deterioration. Illness of Ruth Friedley noted. Travel notes: Mrs Will L Alexander and Mrs Fannie Kemper visiting in Paradise Bottom and Falls Cities. Anna Stoker returns from Peckinpaugh Ky. Visits by Miss Kendle and Mrs Hugh Friedley. Richmond Lingenfelter prunes the Stoker and Thomas orchard. Dr Jess Kendle is named as a top fisherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Hugh Friedley
Will L. Alexander
Paradise Bottom
H. E. Kendle
Falls Cities
Fannie Kemper
Gertrude Hottle
New Albany
Lillie Blake
Louisville
Anna Stoker
Peckinpaugh
A. G. Lone
Myers
H. E.srotter
Valley City
Thomas Youtster
Pechinpaugh
Kendle
Leavensworth
Richmond Lingenfelter
Stoker & Thomas
Jess Kendle
Wonder cures for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles
The Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by druggists or two months treatment by mail for $1. Dr. E. Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri. Send for Kentucky testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Kentucky
Pea Ridge Sunday School and School Activities Highlight Local Week
Community events at No 8 include Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a well attended spelling match Saturday night. Milison County and Crandall residents contributed to school activities while Frank Tyler plans medical studies in Louisville this spring.
Local Notes From Sugar Tree Grove Community
Community brief mentions James Abbott of Corydon building a barn for Crate Haas. Mrs. Adam Creeelins ill but improving. Robert Bros. near Lannesville bought a horse from John Miller last week. Dr. Neely attended Mrs. Dick Maucek who was somewhat sick. Miss Ola Hubbard of New Albany visiting father Chas Hubbard and family. William Heckleniman of New Middletown bought a horse from Chas. Maciek last week. Miss Gertrude Neely of Corsdon visited grandfather Mr. Dan Neely near Dixie. Mrs. Jane Blume and daughters and Mrs. W. P. Manek and son visited grandma Walter east of Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Abbott
Corydon
Bulding
Crate Haas
Adam Creeelins
Robert Bros
Lannesville
John Miller
Neely
Dick Maucek
Ola Hubbard
New Albary
Chas, Hubbard
William Heckleniman
New Middletown
Chas. Maciek
Gertrude Neely
Corsdon
Dan Neely
Dixie
Jane Blume
Davazhtes
W. P. Manek and Son
Grandma Walter
Corvdon
Devoe Paint Ad Advocates Real Paint Quality
A letter to Chas H Reader of Corydon Ind promotes Devoe paint as genuine all paint with no lime clay or sand fillers. It criticizes cheap paints for false measures and rust and decay and urges using Devoe for beauty and lasting results. The note is signed by Devoe Co New York and Chicago with a P.S. from Gotieh Barbee advertising their sale of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Devoe & Co
New York
Chicago
Gotieh & Barbee
Clover Paying Crop Advances For Farmers In County
George N. Amy of Heth township reports from a thirty five acre clover field that seed sold brings 400 dollars and hay valued at 130 dollars, with five bushels of seed and additional hay used on his own farm. The note says many other top farmers have similarly benefited from the clover crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Amy
Heth Township
Executor selection guidance from Farmers Savings & Trust Co
The notice advises choosing the company as executor since it will be present after death and is authorized by law to act as executor. It promises no expense and urges Becon the safe side by appointing Farmers Savings & Trust Co with WEL Cook as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becon
Farmers Savixes & Trust Cin
Cook
Lopp to Direct Alaska Reindeer Herds for Government
W T Lopp a Seattle missionary and former Alaska education chief takes charge of the government reindeer herds in Alaska replacing Rev Sheldon Jackson. He has long served in Arctic missions and as superintendent of schools for Alaska's northwestern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lopp
Alaska
Bureau of Education of the Interior Department
Sheldon Jackson
Secretary of the Interior
Eleventh Avenue Northeast
Harover College
Indiana
Cape Prince of Wales
Teller
Jarvis Releif
Washington Times
Tom
Valley City
Veterinary Association Forms in District of Three Counties
A veterinary association formed for Harrison Clark and Floyd counties held its first meeting last Saturday. Attendees included Dr. Paneman of Charles Town, Dr. Love of New Albany, Dr. Sintigel of Floyd, and Messrs Littell Stevens O’Banon Lahne. Subjects on veterinary practice were presented and discussed, with Drs Pangming and Love noted as well prepared instructors. The next meeting will be the second Saturday of June in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Clark
Floyd
Pangming
Love
Tiee
Jane
New Attuuis
Harrison Applegate Dead After Surgery at Home
Harrison Applegate died at his South Corsdon home last Saturday following a weeks long illness and a postoperative procedure to remove accumulated water. He was about 45, leaving a wife and four children. Funeral held Monday at Plummers Chapel Cemetery conducted by Rev. Moore and John H. Heth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Applegate
South Corsdon
Wolfe and
Neely
Plrmmers’ Chapel
Moore
John H. Heth
Death of Maurice Kennedy at age nineteen
Maurice Kennedy died last Saturday of consumption at his aunt Mig Allen's residence four miles east of town. He had worked in Louisville before falling ill and returned home in February. At nineteen, he leaves a mother four brothers and three sisters. The remains were laid to rest Monday in the Catholic cemetery at Lanesville with funeral services by Father Peckskamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Kennedy
Mig Allen
Maurice
Louisville
Lanesville
Peckskamp
Death of Mrs. Scott in Zentisville Indiana
Mrs. Mary Scott widow of George Scott of Zentisville Indiana died April 17 from Yoccumonia at about 75 years. She suffered injuries from a fall in her yard during the recent icy spell and never recovered. She was a sister-in-law of Mrs. John Loweth of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scott
George Scott
Zentisville
Ind
Yoccumonia
John Loweth
Parciots Savion & Pees Company Notice
A damaged ad text from Parciots Savion & Pees Co of St Louis promises safe deposits and specified interest. The note emphasizes safety first and guarantees two assurances to depositors: capital safety and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parciots Savion & Pees. Co
Clouis. Secretars
Easter entertainments at Presbyterian and Methodist churches
Elizabeth L Winders reports both Sunday schools held events last Sunday with good programs and attendance. Local residents including Charles Scales and Miss Edna Ferree visited relatives. Miss Neely Funk returned from Louisville after closing her school. Mrs. Mattie Babcock suffered a shoulder injury requiring X rays. several social visits occurred at George Neamer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Methodist
B. F O'Bannon
Veterinary Association
Corydon
Charles Scales
New Albany
Lew Shireman
Edna Ferree
Carrie Flanayin
Neely Funk
Louisville
Charles Inman
James Stronigan
George Neamer
Mattie Babcock
Dean
Ethel Friedley
Nellie Rusk
Roy Winders
Illness and social visits noted in Huddletown
Huddletown Mrs John Walter ill. Dr T Funk visited Miss Routh Scott who was ill last Friday. Grandpa Smith and daughter Nannie visited Nathan Smith and wife Sunday. Mrs W P Mauck and son and Mrs Jane Blume and daughter from Sugar Tree Grove visited John Mauck and wife Sunday. Elsie Conrad and Laura Mauck of Raccoon Valley visited Li's parents last Friday. John Quebbeman and wife guests of Andrew Stonecipher and wife Sunday. Mrs Kelley of New Albany attended the funeral of her nephew Maurice Kennedy last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter
T. Funk
Routh Scott
Grandpa Smith
Nannie
Nathan Smith
W. P. Mauck
Jane Blume
Sugar Tree Grove
John Mauck
Elsie Conrad
Laura Mauck
Raccoon Valley
Miss Li
Boone township record shows 1849 teaching payments and 1852 grant
A family fragment from Col. Jacob Barree as Boone township trustee 1844 to 1857 notes common labor paid 75 cents daily. It lists May 7 1849 order on George Ently for 50 dollars to William Ravenscroft for three months teaching and 1852 order on George Bently for 50 dollars to Joseph H Grear for 78 days of teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oballieon
Col
Jacob Barree
Boone Township
George Ently
William Ravenscroft
George Bently
Joseph H. Grear
Community News Highlights and Visits
Clarence Davis is on the sick list. Rev Wembley and wife visit Canton. Charlie Davis visited relatives at New Albans last Saturday. Easter service well attended at Wood's Chapel. Mr and Mrs Emery Lee of Mill town visited Mrs Lee's parents. Miss Clara Smith of Blue River township visited Jacob Davis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davis
Wembley
Canton
Charlie Davis
New Albans
Wood’s
Emery Lee
Milltown
Leg Break in Boone Township Wagon Accident
Edward EM of Boone township broke his leg between knee and ankle while loading machine fertilizer for Amos Dodds. He was thrown from his wagon when the brake failed on descent, and the fracture was reduced by Dr. Forbis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward EM
Boone Township
Amos Dodds
Forbis
Savings offer promises 3 percent interest
Silver dollars or paper dollars it’s the quantity that counts in business today. We help you save and pay you 3 percent interest compounded semi annually. Farnwells Savinas & Terese Co W Bb Cook Secretary. Now is the time to select your monuments. 2 1)d Ginkine guarantees all his woes. aprld-Gw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnwells Savinas & Terese Co
W. Bb. Cook
Ginkine
Local Notices and Social Tidbits From Taylor Township
Taylor Township social notes list visits and family gatherings across nearby towns including Boone, Howard Station, Louisville, Indianapolis and Corydon. The column notes a funeral in Rehoboth, a pneumonia case, spring Normal attendance plans, and a Sunday school opening at the E L Presbyterian church with listed officers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Noe
Ella Young
Louisville
Robert Miller
K Willard
Boone Township
Essie Brinley
Grace M. Sample
Maggie Cunningham
Charley Davis
Rehoboth
Ella Cunningham
Howard Station
Winifred Davis
Lillian
West Point
J. J. Cunningham
John Sample
Nellis Kelley
Treas
Carrie Kelley
Sec
Hallie McRae
Morton Davis
Joe Palmer
Arminda Noe
George Mason
Delia Young
Bettie McRae
Mary Cunningham
Carrie Brown
Crandall Community News Notes and Death
Crandall Branch reports Mrs. Harvey Speak sick. Garden making and house cleaning dominate. New members join the telephone line. George Crone of Mott town visited home folks. Miss Gillie Markwell and Miss Grace Ralston hosted by John Alstott. Dora Ralston and Edith visit Joe Markwell. Ed Wright and wife visit Mrs Wright’s parents. Sunday death of Mrs Walker Thomas formerly of the county in Colorado from consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Garden Amakine
House Cessing
George Crone
Mott Town
Gillie Markwell
Grace Ralston
John Alstott
Dora Ralston
Edith
Joe Markwell
Crandall
Ed Wright
Corydon Board Contracts for Town Lighting
The Corydon Board of Trustees awarded a ten year lighting contract to W H Keller. Keller will illuminate streets until midnight with at least one hundred sixteen candle power lights at five cents each per month. The town replaces seventy six lights at seven cents per month. Additional lights costs fall to the town, and the town may upgrade to thirty two candle power lights at seventy four cents per month per lamp at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Corydon
W. H.I. Keller
Mr. Keller
Largest bargain in Corydon property offered
Six room cottage with bath and water closet hot and cold water in bath and kitchen. Large rooms and land with ample porches. Attractive garden area and outbuildings. Described as a very desirable home. Farmers Savings & Trust Co. W. E. Cook secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
W. E. Cook
Marriage License Notices for Clarence Davis and Others
Marriage license notices list Clarence L. Davis with Vada I. Davie Irene J. Simcox with Robert Hottle Carrie L. Beanblossom with Malinda Denbo. Also mentions Burpee's seed tomato and cabbage plants and Les Davis con. Ind. apri8-2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Davis
Vada I. Davie
Robert Hottle
Irene J. Simcox
Carrie L. Beanblossom
Malinda Denbo
Les Davis
Prolonged Meeting Closes in Fairview and Local Notices
The Democrat notes a protracted meeting ending in Fairview. Various local movements include Walter Fry working for W H Wiseman and Amzi Toler for Cyruss Meuck of Hill Grove. Social visits and family illnesses are recorded among Kendall Landing, New Middletown, and Corydon residents. The paper urges correspondents to attend its fiftieth anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Fairview
Walter Fry
Amzi Toler
Cyruss Meuck
Hill Grove
James Deschamp
Edna Bottles
Laura Pate
Charles Mauck
Amzi Blake
New Middletown
Adam Crecelius
Leander Bottles
Kendall Landing
Arlie Shafter
K’s
Fr. Mathes
W. D. Toler
Zelphia
Rosco
Strand Toler
Clifty Bend
The
Raccoon Valley social notices and family visits
Sunday night turnout at Zoar for the Y event. Kate Roudenbush staying with Walter Fisher of Crandall Ada Duncan from New Albany returned home. Henry Brown and family visited Isaac Brown of Breckenridge. John Roudenbush’s daughter Edith visited John Lamber tus of Helltown. James Blunk attended H Applegate funeral at Pfrimmer's Chapel. Neitz Nettie Gussie Woertz and Walter enjoyed fishing on Biv Indiar creek Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoar
Kate Roudenbush
Walter Fisher
Crandall
Ada Duncan
New Albany
Henry Brown
Faiily
Isaac Brown
Nes
Breckenridge
John Roudenbush
Edith
John Lambertus
Helltown
James Blunk
H. Applegate
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Neitz
Nettie
Gussie
Woertz
Walter
Biv Indiar Creek
Local notes from Sandy Branch and surrounds
Wheat appears sound in this view as Mrs. Flora Stuart shows gradual improvement. Edward Best, once employed in Campbellsville, Ky, has returned home. Mrs. Carrie Underhill plans to move to New Albany Tuesday. Mrs. Mattie Carpenter and her daughter Lelia of Pitty Point, Ky, visit sister Mrs. Edward Bryant. Mrs. Alice Fiverear and Miss Althea Bryant visit Miss Anna Latter, who is not expected to live many more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Stuart
Edward Best
Campbellsville
Carrie Underhill
New Albany
Mattie Carpenter
Lelia
Pitty Point
Edward Bryant
Alice Fiverear
Althea Bryant
Anna
Last Day of School at Willow Springs District No 1
Willow Springs School in Taylor township closed on April 1 1908 after a term taught by Miss Arminda Noe. Closing exercises featured recitations and songs, a large crowd enjoyed a fine dinner, and a spelling match was held at night. Miss Noe praised pupils and patrons, while patrons spoke highly of her as teacher in her second term. One who was there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Zuar
John Roudenbush
Crandall
John Lambert
Frank Tyler
Medical College
Louisville
J. M. Thomas
Milison County
Terre Anute
Grave Ralston
New Albany
Crandal
Lihen Bridgman
Mayme Scheler
Vernetta Thomas
Prana Pyler
B. F. Thomas
Creowl Ivy
C. L. Dick
Taylor Township
Willow Springs
Arminda Noe
Nue
Splendid Investments and Local Goods Ad Flyer
Splendid Investments promotes town property rentals with yields from 74 and 8 percent and listing prices from 750 to 900. Farmers Savines & Trust Co. claims quality. Anchor buggies dominate county sales for 15 years with durable use. Clover hay offered by Henry Bickel southwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savines & Trust Co
W. E. Cook
Henry Bickel
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New
Salisbury
Z. Gray
Andrew W. Walk
Corydon Junction
A. D. Avery
Snr
Leander Adams
New Albany Business College
Jake Chester
Edwardsville
Chester
Adeline Adams
Jeffersonville
L. C. Adam
Jacob Isterling
Christ
Coeur Sidas School
Raaf
Plice
Jackson Township
New Amsterdam
Stoker
Texas Wonder
W. GC. Giein
Pea Ridge
F. R
Mater
Chas. H. Reader
Corydon, Ind
Man
Rev
Elizabeth
Huddletown
Loren
Emily
S. Davis
Arminpda Nog
Crandall Branch
Rep
Ronin
New Light
Heidelburg
IDAC
KOPF
Sandy Branch
Mb& AB
Splendid Investments
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