Obituary for Dr William R Denbo aged sixty
Dr William R Denbo aged sixty died at home in Maeckport after a long illness. The funeral was held at the local church with burial in the nearby cemetery. He practiced medicine for many years and was widely known, leaving a widow, children, and many friends. Relatives and neighbors gathered for a post funeral service at his house. The community extends sympathy to Mrs Denbo and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withni Roo Deni
Hos Hone
Maeckport
Cate
Valet Seeoweels
Ion Oubeset
Afaieaport
Ites
Christy
Ain the Ehereh
Bern
Die
Lupe
Oeagi
Rural Life Notes and Local News Briefs
Local residents report farm activity and crop care while families visit relatives and care for the ill. Frank Tettelfinger sells a bay mare and colt to Stephen Taylor for 275 dollars. Palmyra Percheron connection noted. Community church plans Publishing House Day with offerings and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tettelfinger
Stephen Taylor
Corydon
Bay Duke
Palmyra Percheron Company
Death of William Simpson Palmyra Resident at 80
William Simpson of Palmyra was found dead on Sunday morning at eighty years old. A respected local, he lived most of his life in Washington County near Palmyra. Survived by two sons John and Lewis and three daughters Mary Sears Mrs. Cor Boston and Miss Daydia Simpson. Funeral and burial held at Corners Chapel in Washington County on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simpson
Palmyra
Washington County
Johns
Lewis
Miers
Lise Sears
Cor Boston
Mis
Daydia Simpson
Corners Chapel
Executor's Sale of Personal Property Notice May 8
Notice of executor Philip Iseinsley aims to sell estate personal property on May 8. The notice on the reverse side mislabels the estate as David Wingsley instead of David Ikeinsley and contains garbled text and misspellings in the executor’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Iseinsley
David Wingsley
David Ikeinsley
Shrooulddwisa
Philp Weimeies
Corydon Alumni Banquet Noted With Annual Fee Reminder
The Corydon High School Alumni Association announces its annual banquet set for Thursday May 22. An annual membership fee of ten cents should be paid to the treasurer, Miss [name unreadable], as the town remembers a recent birth to Mr and Mrs Townsend of New Libany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon High School
Tste Bevtieti
James Townsend
New Libany
Townsend
Corydon
Savings and Loan Association
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Crosby and McIntosh
Mr. Frank Crosby of Chicago and Miss Mary Maybell McIntosh of New Salisbury wed at the bride’s mother Mrs S A McIntosh home. Rev M4 Raaf officiated before about fifty guests. Frances Adam played the wedding march. The bride wore white satin with lilies of the valley bouquet. They will reside at 111 Till Lummeral Ave in Chicago and begin housekeeping.
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Frank Crosby
Chicago
Mary Maybell McIntosh
New Salisbury
S.a.mcintosh
M4 Raaf
Frances Adam
Ursula Crosby
Mott
Health Department
Crosby
Tilllummeral Ave
The New Freedom Book By President Wilson Now Selling
A new book The New Freedom by President Woodrow Wilson is described as fresh and timely. It explores life questions and forecasts policies for his term. The publisher offers bound Buckram copies at one dollar and invites orders through the office.
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Woodrow Wilson
Ieee
L.gueash
Buckram
James Mcknight dies after long illness in Webster Township
James H. McKnight, aged sixty three years seven months and nineteen days, died Wednesday night at his Webster township home after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Rehoboth conducted by Rev. C. W. Rhoades. He is survived by his widow, three sons and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hl. Mckknight
Webster Township
Rehoboth
C. W. Rhoades
Hog herd struck by lightning in Jackson Township
George W. Utz of Jackson Township lost six fine hogs last Friday night when lightning struck a nearby poplar tree by the hog pen. The same location had turkeys killed by lightning the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Utz
Jackson Township
Mr. Utz
Mrs Maggie Emily to Auction Personal Property in Franklin Township
Mrs Maggie Emily will sell her personal property at public auction at her residence in Franklin township one mile north of Breckenridge. The sale starts Friday May 2 1913 at 1 PM. Further notice will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Emily
Franklin Township
Breckenridge
Next excursion to Florida May 6 invites travelers
Tuesday May 6 invites readers to join an excursion to Florida organized by Waldo Hisey, agent. The notice urges participation and provides details for prospective travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Waldo Hisey
Mortgage Exemption Filing Deadline and Local Play
Next Wednesday April 89 is the last day to file affidavits for mortgage exemption benefits. "Saved by the Woodmen" a comedy drama will be performed at Modern Woodmen Hall Crandall Saturday April 26 at eight o clock by home talent with a string band. Proceeds go to the M W of A. Admission is fifteen cents with five cents extra for reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Woodmen Hall
Crandall
M. W. of A
Farmers State Bank of Lanesville Statement 1915
Bank officers Louis P. Zabel president Joseph Stilager vice president C A Kannapel cashier present a published condition report for Farmers State Bank of Lanesville Indiana as of April 4 1915 listing resources including loans and discounts securities banking house furniture and fixtures from banks and trust companies cash on hand and current expenses and total resources against liabilities capital stock surplus exchange deposits and dividends unpaid with a sworn statement by cashier C A Kannapel before Justice John W Glune on April 1 1913.
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Farmers State Bank
Lanesville
Ind
Tee Vue
Ou Banking House
Eee
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William R. Denbo
Trauckport
Fries
Dei
Cgieurge
Grettedinger
Uae
Halpin
Grandma Gettemeer
Ohio
Diane
Getty
Gettegincer Ord Tar Thetyey Hettelinger. Atce. Becanmere Sorat. “Dessis
Edna Aier
Teraee Mailer
John Florence Ord
Teeitenit
Bradford
Tvgpeerat
News
Aunt Fate
Master Loyd Hawke
Hoon Piuite
Ing Peter Ims
Tavier
Jasen
Mro
Mrs
Frank [Saker
William Kost
Family
Cgrrandma Puitstedter
Newster, Miers
Rose Raake
Pat Gill
Heber
Andrew Kiesler
Wm. Jacobi
Hlenry
Joseph
St. Mary's
Kentucky
Jno
Gettelfinger
Herve
U. B
United Brethers Church
Surday School
Garyan
Pravleat
Tial Toms
Scott
Gfpt
Bloomfield
Linn Paulseoods
Johson
Smuth Excelsior Co
Alee
Indianapolis
End
K. St
W. Waron
Aoi Toman
Thompson St
Maryville
Sloans
Liniment
Earl S. Sloan
Boston, Mass
Mary Maybell Vcintosh
Mr. Frank Crosby
Bride’s
Seler
GETIA
James. ii. McKnight
Rhode Iisland Reds
Rhode Island
Herry W. Denbo
Eureka
C. J. Heuser
Corydon Junction
Corydor
Heuser
Heuser Hotel
Col. Vain Simons
Louisville
Sheriff Wright
Fritz Straub
Jeffersonville
Reformatory
Shelby Sauck
George Cunningham
Win. R. Cunningham
Luce Heth
Huntingbury
Win. BR. Cunningham
Berman
Sam
Louisvlle
Gray Sox
Clark
I. M. Berman
Louis P. Zabel
Joseph Stilager
C. A. Kannapel
Cashier
Total
Dixex
Tadiana
Haren
C. A. Whannapel
Fee State Bank
C. A.kamalel
Sohn W. Glune
Justice of the Pease
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