Local Families Visit Noted Residents Across Town
Several residents visited friends and relatives including Nellie Cooper Saandlay and Nellie Sun alay in the evenings. A large crowd attended the funeral for Oliver Cromwell on Sunday afternoon. Otto Stallings and family left for Colorado last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gace Reagan
Nellie Cooper Saandlay
Bargaret Wolpert
Nellie Sunalay
Davis Carr
Ethel Cotner
George Lamb
Megallen
Thad Dobson
Axte Oliver Cromwell
James McRae
Emmett Ragan
Otto Stallings
Colorado
Jpoor
Ida. Lemmon
Local Notes Reach Across Towns and Counties
Elizabeth residents and visitors share updates on travels and relatives. Frank Winders plans a school term here while Yee Winders of Louisville reports a visit to his home. Dr and Mrs Weaver visited New Albany area. Mrs Gheorge Neamer toured New Albany relatives. Mrs Wolpert and Mrs Dre WT Wolpert spent time in New Albany. Jolene Burton returns from Texas winter visit. Meyers McKinney family from Streenville visit friends. Morris Cline and family from New Hang visited relatives Sunday. Reverend M A Rice returned from Jeromy Madison to attend Presbetery events. Daniel Dean family began moving into a new Wann-Reape home. John Anderson traveled to Louisville for surgery. Mary Wolpert and a party from New Albany visited by auto and returned with cousin Estel Inman and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Winders
Yee Winders
Louisville
Streenville
Morris Cline
New Hang
M. &. Rice
Jeromy
Madison
Rvb
Daniel Dean
Wann- Reape
Wis
John Anderson
Louis'yee
Yasry
Estel Inman
New Albagee
Mary Wolpert
Brushheap Springs social notes and illnesses
Local items report residents visiting and staying with families, illnesses including Mrs John Yoehenn and Miss Nell Quebbeman, and a pneumonia recovery for Siverett Boman. A quarterly gathering at Zvar drew good attendance while William L Williams, trustee, aided in local matters. BF Brown left for Cleveamd Ohio for a railway storm duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itose Steiner
John Yoehenn
Csrandiia Quebbensan
J. Schenne
Viola LeMay
Gussie Woerts
Rear Brandall
Siverett Boman
Zvar
Wlw. Williams
Sirs
FT. Tyler
Owen ‘Brwsasell
Corydon
Visted
Brown
Cleve
Amd
Clarence Quebbeman
Nell
Clarence
Quebbeman
Anna Stauth
Bessie Eaton
S$eesie Miller
Florence Quebbeman
Frankie Thomas
Carolan High School Alumni Banquet Plans
The executive committee met with Miss Peer Keller to arrange this year’s alumni banquet. Committees were named for preparations reception refreshments and lasts with members including T J Wilson Harry Wegner Selah Trotter Rose Keller Mrs Frank Jteadian Christine Thornbury Mrs W 62 Bollsit Winifred Brewster Blanche Ridley Elizabeth LeVians and Thomas S Jones. Also noted a birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs John McCrady Snax White Cloud on the 23d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolan High School
Asiom
Peer Keller
T. J. Wilson
Harry Wegner
Selah Trotter
Rose Keller
Prank Jteadian
Christine Thornbury
Bollsit
Winifred Brewster
Harriett Mitchi
Jennie Griffin
John Trotter
Bullet
Blanche Ridley
Elizabeth LeViams
Thomas
Jones
Orn
John McCrady
Snax White Cloud
Remonstrances and drys verge on local option elections
County towns face filing remonstrances to stay dry or seek new local option elections. Record shows jail commitments for public intoxication declined from 159 to 44 over recent years, suggesting saloon closures reduce drunkenness as public conscience heightens expectations of law enforcement. Process COMMITTEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey’s
Boone’s
Board of Commissioners
Local Notes and Social Visits in Hancock Area
Mrs. James Durnil is on the sick list. Harvey Chase was quite sick Sunday and Monday. E. M. Routh made a business trip to Louisville Monday. Walter McKinney is very low with stomach trouble. Mrs. Eliza Blair of Vincennes visits her sister Mrs. Sam Lagle. Paul Bigler went to Corydon last Friday and returned with a fine new survey. Mrs. Celia Radeliff and son Zeb visited Joseph Radcliff and family of Fredericksburg Sunday. Mrs. Logan Pankey stays with daughter Mrs. Belle Wolfe of Corydon who is very poorly. John Crayden and wife and Mrs. Eli Crayden and son Albert of Ramsey visited Mrs. Anna. Charles Radcliff, recently operated on at St Edward's Hospital, returned home and is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Routh
Louisville
Walter McKinney
Eliza Blair
Vincennes
Sam Lagle
Paul Bigler
Corydon
Celia Radeliff
Zeb
Joseph Radcliff
Fredericksburg
Logan Pankey
Belle Wolfe
John Crayden
Eli Crayden
Albert
Ramsey
Anna
Charles Radcliff
St. Edward's Hospital
Local notes and visits in Lanesville area
Abs Lindia A Lynn shows no improvement. Wailer somewhat better but cannot work. Mrs Josephine Jollisant visits James Dowdle west of town. Mrs John Redick of Louisville visits home folks and relatives. Mrs Conrad Richert returns from Plat woods after two weeks in Louisville. Dr J A Hottle eye specialist will be at Dr Myers office Friday April 30 for free eye testing. Lewis Endris of Bedford visits relatives here and plans a trip to Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindia A. Lynn
Wailer
Josephine Jollisant
New Albany
James Dowdle
John Redick
Louisville
Conrad Richert
Platwoods
J. A. Hottle
Bushy Hills Weather Incident and Community Notes
The vicinity saw very warm weather followed by rain and a heavy hail storm that caused damage. Weavers are busy this season making curveth. John Bachman and Maggie Leffler convalescent. Willie Gordon visited Fred Smith in poor health. Anna Rochner and Nellie Barrow took graduation exams at Corydon on April 17. Otilla Yochem is better after illness. Minnie Dueser visited her brother Christopher Dueser on the 21st. Tillie Cromwell returned from St Louis to live with her mother Catherine Feig. Maud Wilson staying with Abe Turley. Local Option is being talked about. The Democrat is a welcome visitor in the area. Take it for the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gordon
Fred Smith
Anna Rochner
Nellie Barrow
Corydon
Otilla Yochem
Minnie Dueser
Christopher Dueser
Tillie Cromwell
St. Louis
Catherine Feig
Maud Wilson
Abe Turley
the Democrat
Sunday Schools of Corydon See Record Attendance
Sunday schools in Corydon show higher enrollment and steady attendance. Presbyterian 125 enroll, 102 average, 81.5 percent. United Brethren 224 enroll, 181 average, 58 percent. Methodist 280 enroll, 186 average, 66.3 percent. Total 858 enrolled, average attendance 604, overall attendance 71 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Unirep Brethren
Methodist
Methodist Sunday School
Presbyterian Sunday School
New Amsterdam Briefs and Local Notes
Mrs. John Mowery has been very ill with lagrippe. Mrs. G. C. Montgomery visits friends in Jeffersonville. Public schools closed last Friday. Prof. Swinson returns to Marion Indiana. Union revival services grow with large nightly crowds. Str Tarascon back in place with better river accommodations. Richard French joins his father in Evansville for work. Chas Pitman welcomes a new girl at his home. New Amsterdam baseball team traveled to Brandenburg beating Brandenburg 11 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mowery
G. C. Montgomery
Jeffersonville
Swinson
Marion
Ind
Tarascon
Richard French
Evansville
Local Social Notes From Hursttown Gather Weekend News
Mr Merton Newton of Louisville visited friends Stoy and Roy Davis on Sunday. Mrs Pearl Glove returned home after two weeks tending her mother Mrs Harry Davis. Charley and Will Wright spent Sunday in Milltown. Misses Fila and Nellie Peper of Pleasant Valley stayed with sister Mrs Clarence Wright. The entry includes several visits by the Kopp and Weller families and others in Corydon and New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Newton
Louisville
Stoy
Roy Davis
Pearl Glove
Harry Davis
Thomas Wright
Clyde Pope
Charley
Will Wright
Milltown
Fila
Nellie Peper
Pleasant Valley
Clarence Wright
Lewis Kopp
Pearl
Jack Kopp
Corydon
Lena Kopp
Header Marshall
Ruth
Ola Trubbard
New Albany
Wim. Pope
James Afien
Sprocco, By
Win. Weller
Charles Reising
Seig-Hudson Couple Wed in Louisville Nuptials
Miss Beatrice Seig daughter of Mr and Mrs James Seig and Myr Erlie Hudson son of Mr and Mrs John Hudson wed in Louisville last Wednesday. The surprise marriage held many friends and families wishing the couple lasting happiness. Mr Hudson works in Louisville and Miss Seig visited her cousin when the plan for a double blessing formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Setyz
James Seig
Myr
Erlie Hudson
John Hudson
Louisville
Hudson
Miss Seig
Groon
All Day Church Meeting at Corydon Church Sunday
Arrangements set for an all day meeting at the Christian church in Corydon on Sunday May 9. County Christian congregations are invited as guests and officials hope for large turnout. Rev Stephen J Corey of Cincinnati secretary of the Foreign Missionary Society will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Corydon
Stephen J.corey
Jof
Cincinnati
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Marriage Licenses Reported for Three Couples
Walter Snider weds Myrtle Utz and August Schneider weds Mary L Mess mer, with Ollie E Zaring uniting with Malinda A Vaugn in marriage license records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Snider
Myrtle Utz
August Schneider
Mary L. Messmer
Ollie E. Zaring
Malinda A. Vaugn
Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a quick cure for coughing, claiming it prevents serious outcomes and lengthens life. It pledges availability at druggists and dealers for 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Deslers
Family Noted for Longevity in Clark County
Mrs. Andrew C. Keller Mrs. Lucy I Hisey and L D Bottorff near town belong to a family famed for longevity. The late Mrs Avery Long died age eighty nine, sister to several long lived members. Father John Bottorff died near ninety three, father of twenty three children with seven living, all over seventy. Among descendants for Clark county residents ages include Lewis ninety one Gabriel ninety Jackson eighty five GL Bottorff eighty two Joshua seventy eight Mrs Lucy Hisey seventy five and Mrs Andrew Keller seventy three. Five family members marked golden weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew C. Keller
Lucy I. Hisey
L. D. Bottorff
Avery Long
Charlestown
Clark County
Keller
Hisey
Bottorff
John Bottorff
Lewis Bottorff
Gabriel Bottorff
Jackson Bottorff
GL. C. Bottorff
Dr. Bottorff
Joshua Bottorff
County Organizes for Local Option Election
Citizens met at the courthouse to form a permanent county group to circulate petitions for a local option election and to ensure law compliance. Petitions will be circulated in all townships to gather signatures equal to 20 percent of legal voters, with a submission planned for the board of commissioners at the May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Board of Commissioners
Regulka
Crawford
Crawford County
Surprise Birthday Party for Joscoe Miller
A surprise party was held at Joscoe Miller's home in Hursttown on a Thursday night last week for his 15th birthday. Attendees included Ruth and Ethel Davis Amelia Windish Lorena Windish Oma Gladys Gatha Karl Nellie James Will Harold Conrad Sylvia Lucile Rose Chace Roy Slausel Myrtle Martha Lahue Ray Claude Roscoe Miller Myrtle Fay Dora Oma Wright Claude Charley Verda Omer Barksdale Blanch Edna Bacon and others. Refreshments of lemonade and cake were served before guests departed wishing him many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joscoe Miller
Hursttown
Ruth
Stoy
Ethel Davis
Amelia
Lorena Windish
Oma
Gladys
Gatha
Karl
Nellie
James
Will
Harold Conrad
Sylvia
Lucile
Rose
Chace
Roy Slausel
Myrtle
Martha Lahue
Ray
Claude
Roscoe
Gladys Miller
Fay
Dora
Oma Wright
Charley
Verda
Omer Barksdale
Blanch
Edna Bacon
Jury panel drawn for May term at county clerk’s office
Petit Jury commissioners C L Stevens and Samuel Wolfe announced the May term jurors selected at the county clerk’s office. Edward Gresham from Franklin Township, Goldman Blair Harrison Township Cort M Davis Jackson Tp Taylor Wilson Boone Tp Andrew J Conrad Jackson Tp Charles L Redden Washington Tp Cort Engleman Scott Tp John Damon Jackson Tp Horatio Green Scott Tp David Conrad Scott Tp Edward Moessler Harrison Tp Dan Pitman Blue River Tp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stevens
Samuel Wolfe
Edward Gresham
Franklin
Goldman Blair
Harrison
Cort M. Davis
Jackson
Taylor Wilson
Boone
Andrew J. Conrad
Charles L. Redden
Washington
Cort Engleman
Scott
John Damon
Horatio Green
David Conrad
Edward Moessler
Dan Pitman
Blue River
Sale of a Secondhand Organ At Office Notice
A fragmented notice indicates a secondhand organ sale at an office. Readable fragments show the action and location referenced as an official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nquis
Al-Ti
Train kills girl and injures mother on New Albany street
Miss Helen Lenora Arbuckle ten years old died in a Dinkey train collision at East Main street New Albany. Her mother suffered a fractured leg a dislocated hip and internal injuries. The girl was carried three miles to Howard Park on a cow catcher before responders learned of the tragedy. Also: E C Pitman sold the Red Mill to John Yeager of Heth township trading for land in Kansas. Pitman to visit Kansas while Yeager assumes mill duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lenora Arbuckle
New Albany
Louisville
East Main Street
E. C. Pitman
John Yeager
Heth Township
Kansas
Corydon
Pitman
Yeager
Man Averts Fatal Morphine Overdose in Elizabeth
William Rusk of Elizabeth took an overdose of morphine Monday morning and nearly died. Drs. Weaver and Bierly were summoned and administered heroic treatment, saving his life after he suffered several days of severe illness before turning to the drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rusk
Elizabeth
Minister's Son Confesses Theft in Indiana
Homer Bell son of Reverend Bell of Ft. Wayne was arrested at Boyd Park in Wabash on suspicion of stealing funds from the Ft. Wayne and Wabash Valley traction office in Peru. He confessed and led deputies to the hidden money in a Rich Valley barn. Two checks were found with the money totaling 154 dollars. Bell is 22 and formerly resided in Rich Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Homer Bell
Bell
Ft. Wayne
Boyd Park
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Office
Peru
Rich Valley
Ice Delivery From Davis Meat Market
Advertisement announces ice delivery service by Jesse L. Brown with contact at Davis Meat Market. States willingness to provide ice in any quantity and at any time and invites orders by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Music dealer catalog offer from Oliver Ditson Co
The notice advertises The Standard Magazine of the Music World with 24 pages of new music and 48 pages of reading matter and ads. It promotes departments for teachers, singers, violinists, organists, and children, and offers a 1.50 yearly subscription or 15 cents for a sample copy from Oliver Ditson Company, 150 Tremont St, Boston, Mass. Agents wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ditson Company
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Kate Dobson
el Cotner
George Bamb
W. 1. Barnes
the Falls Aries
Nicholas Berg
Igh School
Hancock
James Durnil
Harvey Chase
Lanesvile
A.M. Eisert, Sir
Curveth
John Bachman
Maggie Leffler
Wh. P. Richert
New Amsterdam
Chas. Pitman
Brandenburg
Seig-Hudson
All Day Church Meeting
J. L. Rowe
Petit Jury
Bryan’s
United States
Bryan
Moner
Postal Savings Banke
Te Eeries
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Henry Watterson
Lincoln-Douglas
Europe
Morocco
Ufe
Seilin
Democrat
Corydon, MD
Jesse L. Brown
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
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