Pneumonia Claims Martha Smith Near Corydon
Mrs. Martha Smith wife of Nathan Smith died at her home one mile east of Corydon last Friday evening after a five day illness of pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the family home Sunday at ten conducted by Rev. M. C. Patterson and burial was in Rose Hill cemetery Elizabeth. She leaves a husband one daughter two sons seven grandchildren two brothers and three sisters.
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Martha Smith
Nathan , Smith
Corydon
Posey Township
This County
Elizabeth
Samuel Lawson
Carl Miller
Stanley Smith
Wayne Smith
New Albany
Nora Lee McIntyre
Wood
Andrew Lawson
Laura Albin
Louisville
Thomas Evans
Ward Frederick
Smith
Candidate for Eureka Telephone treasurer seeks stockholders support
A Windell announces candidacy for treasurer of the Eureka Telephone Company. He has been a stockholder for seventeen years and invites stockholders to vote on June 2, promising steady, satisfactory service if elected. Also notes sale notices: household items and a share in the Eureka Telephone Co. offered at J G Moore’s sale near Elizabeth on May 2 with cash discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Telephone Company
W. Perry F. Windell
Eureka Telephone Co
J. G. Moore
Elizabeth
John J. Seipel
Death of Old Soldier James Vibbert in Corydon Junction
James Vibbert died at his home in Corydon Junction after ten days of pneumonia at age eighty. A Civil War Union veteran of Co B 144th Indiana Inf he leaves a wife and brother Edward Wibbert, both of Corydon Junction. Funeral services will be held at Wood's Chapel Ramsey today at one o clock with burial in Wood's Chapel cemetery conducted by Rev Curtis Hs ken of Corydon Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vibbert
Corydon Junction
Co. B
Ind
Edward Wibbert
Wood’s Chapel
Ramsey
Curtis Hsken
Gethsemane Spring Plowing and Local Visits Reported
Farmers are busy with spring plowing as residents such as Mr and Mrs Conrad visit relatives in Leavenworth. Local students sat for graduation exams in Corydon while townsfolk visited kin and discussed health and employment among neighbors. Elza Fulkerson will work in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Leavenworth
T. G. Batman
Freida Peper
Henrietta Walton
Elizabeth Bussabarger
Corydon
J. C. H. Peper
Woodford Hughes
W. W. Walton
Mabel
Chas. Peper
D. ©. Kintner
Gurtz
Orrel
Harold
Claud Sauerheber
Roy Fulkerson
Louisville
James Fulkerson
Mable Peper
Alice Sauerheber
Dan Fawver
Joseph Kintner
White Cloud
Viola
Thelma Gurts
Georgia
Virgie Engleman
Elza Fulkerson
DIES AT NEW ALBANY OBITUARY FOR SARA ELLEN HALL WILSON
Mrs Sara Ellen Wilson widow of William D Wilson dies at her step son Frank Wilson home in New Albany Ind Born October 7 1853 in Washington County Ky She was married January 18 1911 in Louisville Ky He died October 13 1922 Funeral held at Zoar U B church near Corydon Interment in nearby cemetery Also survived by step daughter Mrs Sam Emily Crandall Ind step sons John Wilson Crandall Ind and Frank Wilson New Albany Ind plus nieces nephews and friends Wall Paper Oatmeals offered by The Wall Paper Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Hlien Hall
Thos
Eliza Hall
Washington County
New Albany
Ind
Wm. D. Wilson
Louisville
Waterloo Baptist Church
Indiana
Zoar U. B. Church
Corydon
Sam Emily
Crandall
John Wilson
Frank Wilson
C. Eskew
Zoar Church
Notice to Victory Bond Holders
Victory notes mature May 20. Principal and accrued interest payable. Holders may surrender notes any time before May 20 1928 for payment then. Registered bonds require Treasury registration clearance. Send notes to OLD CAPITAL BANK & TRUST CO Corydon Indiana for receipt and May 20 credit or remit.
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Treasury Department
OLD Capital Bank & Trust CO
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison County Historical Society Meeting Promoted
The Harrison County Historical Society will meet at the Old State House next Friday night, April 27. All county and state history enthusiasts are urged to attend to hear old songs and talks by Mr. McGrain, Judge Ridley, and Dr. Oliver.
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Harrison County Historical Society
Old State House
McGrain
Ridley
Oliver
Death of David M. Cunningham at Pekin residence
David M. Cunningham died at his Derby Street home on Sunday morning April 22 at 6 40 due to complications of diseases. Born December 24 1868 he was 55 years 3 months 29 days. Survived by a widow three daughters and six grandchildren and one brother Edward Cunningham of Corydon Ind Interment at Lakeside Cemetery Pekin Illinois to be announced later.
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David M. Cunningham
Derby St
Mr. Cunningham
Michael and
Mary Jane Cunningham
New Amsterdam
Ind
I. C. O. F. Fraternal Order
Pekin
Edward Cunningham
Corydon
Charles Craig
Graden Huskisgon
Arnold Wabben
Fremont
Cunningham
Corydon High School Honor Roll Names Named for Past Month
The Corydon High School lists honor students for the past month. Sophomores ANN COOK HAROLD DAVIS LAURA DECKER CHRISTIAN ENGLEMAN KINSEY WINDELL HARLAN BICKEL ALICE MILES DANIELS FRED SRENGMAN RUT HEINSLEY CHARLES JA HU E WILSON ROBERTS CLARENCE HCHARY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Cook
Harold Davis
Laura Decker
Christian Engleman
Harlan Bickel
Alice Miles
Kinsey Windell
Daniels
Fred Srengman
Rut Heinsley
Charles
Jahu E. Wilson
Roberts
Clarence Hchary
Harrison County High School Field Meet At Fair Grounds
The Harrison County Field Meet at the Fair Grounds drew about 1500 spectators from eight schools including Elizabeth, New Salisbury, Corydon, DePauw, New Middletown, Mauckport, and New Amsterdam. Elizabeth won the pennant with 56 points, Corydon 45, and awards honored sportsmanship. Mauckport and New Salisbury split basketball and baseball results, while Corydon Vocational provided lunch funds to support a corn judging team trip.
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Harrison County
Palmyra
Lanesville
Krieger
Johnson
Elizabeth School
Prague
Mauck
New Middletown
Stevens
Flock
Corydon
Williams
Depauw
Elizabeth
New Salisbury
Eee Eees DePauw
Mauckport
New Amsterdam
Isville
Edgar Kopp
A. B. Terrel
Harbeson
Corydon High School
Corydon Vocational
Howard Criss
Russell Elizabeth Toenanve
Kirkham Corydon
Stevens Laconia Omer
Ges Christley Corydon
Heme
Everest
McCoy
Sede Enue
Davis
New
Barger
Maymon
Bebeesac
Rene Pierson
Elizabeth Whensee
Christley
Russell
Dee Sereeee Fowler
Pall
Johns Elizabeth See Vara Erresan
Pate Depeuw
Bruce Corydon Indian Club
Peike
Flizabeth
Neon
Eeas Fowler
Swan Corydon
Wolfe
Shields
Laconia
Anen
Enaner
Aeons
Funk Laconia
Willaims Depauw
Stepro Corydon
Beens Stevens
Stepro Corydon Stevens
Corydon Krieger
Eeeereanes Depauwee Eran
Anenee
Elizabeth Veees
Another Old Citizen Gone John Fink Dies at Elizabeth Home
John Fink died at his Elizabeth home at dawn on April 18. Born October 11, 1848 in Pennsylvania he joined the U S Navy at 21 during the Civil War. He married Margaret Potts fifty four years ago and leaves four sons Samuel Jesse John Henry Clinton and three daughters Minnie Altha and Mrs Fred Clark. Samuel John Henry and Minnie preceded him in death. Funeral service led by Rev. Edwin Kitt pastor M E church.
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John Fink
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania
Indiana
U. S. Navy
Margaret Potts
Samuel
Jesse
John Henry
Clinton Fink
Minnie
Altha
Fred Clark
Teir
Edwin Kitt
M. E. Church
Riely and Suetholz Wed in Louisville Ceremony
Samuel L. Riely of this place and Miss Hilda Suetholz of Carrolton Ky were joined in marriage in Louisville last Wednesday morning. The bride a Ward Delmont College graduate and former teacher. the groom a Hanover College graduate and bank secretary. They honeymoon in New Orleans then will set up home in Corydon with Mrs Lena Riely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Riely
Hilda Suetholz
Carrolton
Louisville
Stay Riely
Oklahoma
Mary Suetholz
Frank Suetholz
First National Bank
Ward Delmont College
Oxford
Louis 8. Riely
Hanover College
Beta Theta Phi
Old Capital Bank and Trust Company
Corydon
Lena Riely
Large Warehouse Fire Destroys Fertilizer and Tobacco Loss
Fire at Elizabeth Wednesday morning April 18 destroyed a large warehouse with forty tons of Barnes Bros. fertilizer and tobacco from Charles Sullivan. Origin unknown with no insurance. Dr Winders barn also caught fire several times but was extinguished each incident.
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Elizabeth
Barnes Bros
Charles Sullivan
Winders
Death of Anthony Rosenbarger at Veedersburg
William Rosenbarger of this place received a telegram announcing the death of his brother Anthony in Veedersburg on Monday April 23 due to asthma. He was seventy eight, never married, and survived by two sisters Rachel and Mrs. Mary Ward and six brothers Jacob David James John Albert William H. Funeral services will be held at Veedersburg today.
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Veedersburg
William Rosenbarger
Anthony
County
Rachel
Mary Ward
Crawfordsville
Jacob
David
James
Indianapolis
Twelve Page Democrat Highlights and Advertisements
The paper presents a twelve page issue split into eight pages of news and four pages of promotions. Readers are invited to explore the most engaging items and striking ads featured in the Democrat this week.
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The
Democrat
Mrs Sarah Weaver Dies in Holden Missouri
Mrs Sarah Weaver died at Holden Missouri on April 11 1928 at age ninety. She was born in this county and was a sister of John Rainbolt of Corydon More extended notice of her death will appear next week Cort Emily and family are moving to Charleston this week
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Missouri
Sarah Weaver
Holden
John Rainbolt
Corydon
Death of Eugene A. Bary at Frenchtown Indiana
Eugene A. Bary one of Harrison County's oldest citizens died at his Frenchtown home early Thursday. Funeral at St Bernard's Church Frenchtown with burial beside his wife. He was born April 8 1843 and died April 19 1923 aged 80. He served as assessor trustee and County Commissioner and sat on a Federal jury in Indianapolis.
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Eugene A. Bary
Frenchtown
St Bernard's Catholic Church
E. J. Fellers
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
August
Justine Bary
Ind
Bedford
Harrison County
Portland
Mary D. Gurtz
Henry
Carrie A
Josiah Nolot
Martin
Theodore
Malinda Harriet
Firman
Joseph W. Bary
Indianapolis
Two Men Die In Auto Crash Near New Albany
A collision on the Corydon pike just after dark last Sunday killed W. D. Bartholomew and H. H. Wassing, both of Louisville, aged 56 and 45. Townsend of Louisville, the driver of the third car, survived. The crash involved a party returning from town with several out of state passengers. Police note alcohol involvement for the deceased and Townsend.
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New Albany
Corydon Pike
W. D. Bartholomew
H. H. Wassing
Louisville
Collin
Townsend
W. B Allen
Genevieve
Boston
Massachusetts
J. C. Anderson
Morgantown
West Virginia
Bartholomew
Wassing
Imost
Corydon
Taylor Hinton Wedding in Plymouth Church
Mr and Mrs William Taylor announce the marriage of their daughter Nellie to Mr Walter Hinton of Ft Wayne. The ceremony was held in April by Rev Fulsum of Plymouth Congregational Church with a small guest list. They will reside at 4207 Bird Wayne after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
William Taylor
Nellie Taylor
Walter ‘Hinton
Ft. Wayne
Fulsum
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mr. Hinton
Will Ogt
Bird, Wayne
May Round-Up Seeks Lucky Entrants by Exam
The first week in May will see a round up to select entrants by a live examination. Counties may enter competitive squads with funds to support participation. Winners will attend the event and represent their area.
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Hieils
Attenath
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Gethsemane
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Pliteburg
Sara Ellen Wilson
Zoar
William D. Wilson
Historical Society Meeting
Lakeside Cemetery
Illinois
Harrison County High School
Fair Grounds
Terrell and
Pele Vault
Riely—Suetholz
Kentucky
New Orleans
Big Blaze
Cort
Emily
Charleston