Pennington Matriarch Dies After Courageous Fight
Mrs Rebecca Pennington daughter of Emanuel and Ja Conrad died April 19 1915 at age 76. Widow of Charles P Pennington she raised six children three of whom survive including Doctors Ross and Wm Pennington of Chicago and several daughters. She supported her family with faith and education, kept Scripture notes, and prayed for all to be saved. Funeral from French Lick Ind conducted by Rev J M Walker. Burial at Pennington's Chapel Cemetery near Corydon Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Mrad
Emanuel
Ja Conrad
Charles P. Pennington
Ross and
Wm. Pennington
Chicago
Kate P. Claxton
Alda Ryan
Mollie Askren
French Lick
Pennington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Ind
J. M. Walker
Pennington’s Chapel
Corydon
Culver appoints Franklin Bonner to army camp
Franklin Bonner of Heth township wins a ten day free military instruction slot at Culver Military Academy from May 10 to 24 1935 after a competitive exam. Three county contestants included Strand Wiseman Verne Davidson and Bonner. Davidson initially scored 425 points and Wiseman 480 but Davidson withdrew leaving Bonner with the place. Culver will host one hundred camp slots for Marshall county high school students and one free slot from each other county in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Bonner
Heth Township
Culver Military Academy
Strand Wiseman
Verne Davidson
Senner
Davidson
Wiseman
Camp Lo
Marshall County
Culver Academy
Lake Maxinkuckee
State of Indiane
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Thomas B. Pedigo
Catharine Anger
Richard B. Anger
Corydon
Harrigon County
Indiana
W. E. Jacobs
Slabtown Stars Defeat Fountain Kids 10-6 in Tight Clash
Slabtown pitcher started strong but left the mound in the seventh as Slabtown fell behind before a late late surge. Albert Hughes starred for Slabtown while R Hughes and C Sauerheber provided key hits as Fountain Kids were held to six runs.
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Slabtown Stars
Fountain Kids
Slabtown
Hughes
Blairtown
Fountain
Rosenbarger
R. Hughes
P. Rosenbarger
H. Hughes
A. Hughes
E. Sauerheber
C.sauerheber
Albert Hughes
Hoosier Gathering Near Lebanon Harrison County Event
Sunday April 25 a Harrison County gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. S Super near Lebanon Indiana. Twenty six attendees born in Harrison County socialized including Henry Hild Andy Rosenbarger Shaffer Warm Reas Shanks and families from Milltown and other locals. The event featured social conversation and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T.S Super
Lebanon
Ind
Mies
Henry Hild
Andy Rosenbarger
Shaffer
Lee Warm
Frank Reas
Forrest
Guy
Daugh
Clara
Ruth
Abraham Samsobareet
Rebecca Ann
Frank Shanks
Meeting on Efficiency Campaign Group 4 in Indiana
An Efficiency Campaign Group 4 session of the Indiana Conference met at the U B church last Thursday and Friday with Rev Nathan Fouts in charge and Rev E W Snyder delivering the opening address. Visiting pastors included A B Condo New Albany A W Alford Medora Ernest Roberts Marengo James Hedges Ramsey E B Catt Central and J H Toombs who preached Thursday evening. Also taking part were Dr J W Harbaugh N R Davidson and D W Neely. All sessions drew a fairly good attendance and proved interesting and helpful. Trousers light colors for spring and summer wear advertised by M Griffin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Indiana
Nathan Fouts
E. W. Snyder
A. B. Condo
Medora
A. W. Alford
New Albany
Ernest Roberts
Mare
Attendance Officer election date depending on governor
The legislature changed the appointment time to the first day of May unless it falls on Sunday when it moves to Monday. As of April 27 the law is not in effect because the governor’s proclamation is not yet issued. If issued before May 1 the Attendance Officer election will be next Saturday. otherwise it will be Monday. Griffin's offers a large stock of ladies and children's trimmed hats.
Complimentary entertainment announced by the New School Building fund
The free program for Equipment Fund subscribers will be held next Friday night April 20. Tickets can be reserved at Riely’s Drug Store on Thursday and Friday. Local talents under Mr Jim Brewster have prepared a splendid program for an enjoyable evening. Griffin’s summer dress goods are featured in plain and embroidered fabrics.
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Riely’s Drug Store
Jim Brewster
Mrs William H Rowe Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs. William H Rowe of this place suffered a severe injury yesterday morning when she stepped on a chair to reach curtains, lost balance and fell onto the floor injuring her left hip. Doctors F E Wolfe and Wm Daniel were called but had not determined if the hip was broken at press time. 95 cent brocade silk at Griffin's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Rowe
F. E. Wolfe
Wm Daniel
Funk-Conrad Nuptials At M. St Parsonage
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Paii announce the marriage of their daughter Edna Levih Funk to Carl Keller Conrad, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Conrad of this place, performed Tuesday evening at the M. St. Parsonage with Rev. Washburn officiating. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Levih Funk
Fielding Paii
Carl Keller Conrad
O. P. Conrad
M. St. Parsonage
Clon Washburn
Corydon vs New Albany baseball called at Fair Grounds
Base game set for May 1 at the Fair Grounds with Corydon facing New Albany. Tanlaes and Peek Hurley will pitch for Glenwood Lean, as fans are urged to attend the overlap game and support the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Corydon
New Albany Tanlaes
Peek Hurley
Glenwood
Lean
Demace
Savings note on loan plans with 6 percent interest
A fragment discusses funds, instalment shares, and a 6 percent loan option. It mentions paying 100 or more on two shares monthly and prompts readers with a suggestion to take SATs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conva
Anu
Payne
Lotticks Corner Small Town Notes and Visits
The enumerator reported in our area last week as E E McClure visited relatives Sunday. A welcome rain fell last Thursday. George J Hottle traveled to Falls Cities last Tuesday. Local farmers plan future planting. Mr and Mrs Jease Toops visited home folks Sunday. Loren Bryant works for Jesse Toops near Laconia. Abe Roudenbush and Bennie Rusk completed the cistern for W Overman. Funeral of Mrs Geore Wolfe held at Bethesda the 9th. Clarence Bryant from Macyville visited John Hollis last week. Mr Endrich from New Albany visited his daughter Mrs Frank Baumgartie. Ambrose La Duke and family and others spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Morris Baker. Lola Peters of Bridgeport visited grandma Mrs Sarah Farnsley and attended Bethesda Sunday School. Idella Henriott visited Anna Hollis last Wednesday evening. Lilie Speigenhalder visited Lola and Lora Saubach last week. John and Stanley Johnson plan a large melon crop. John Johnson has 1700 hills and Stanley will plant an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. McClure
George J Hottle
Falls
Jease Toops
Loren Bryant
Laconia
Jesse Toops
Abe” Roudenbush
Bennie Rusk
W. Overman
Geore Wolfe
Bethesda
Clarence Bryant
Macyville
John Hollis
Endrich
New Albany
Frank Baumgartie
Ambrose la Duke
Herbert la Duke
Dennis Tabler
Morris Baker
Lola Peters
Bridgeport
Sarah Farnsley
Idella Henriott
Anna Hollis
Lilie Speigenhalder
Lola
Lora Saubach
John Johnson
Stanley Johnson
In Memory of Mrs. George Wolfe
Margaret Smith Wolfe was born September 12, 1846 and died April 18, 1915 aged 68. She joined Lanesville M E Church in her 20s and remained a devout Christian. She married George H Wolfe on September 4, 1878 and leaves a husband, two grandchildren, and four children two of whom preceded her. Funeral April 19 at Bethesda M E Church conducted by Rev Charles McKinney with burial in the church cemetery. She lived in Posey township and died of heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Smith
Lanesville M. EF
John Speers Ani
George H. Wolfe
Chas. McKinney
Posey Township
Woman's Missionary Association Holds Eight Annual Session
The twenty eighth annual session of the Woman's Missionary Association of the U B church Indiana Conference met in Corydon with Dr Thomas H Nelson of Indianapolis preaching two sermons to crowded houses. District Supt W E Snyder of New Albany spoke and delegates praised the convention as the best in society history. Mrs R V Stewart of Georgetown was re elected president for a year. Miss Elsie Hall of Dayton attended and contributed lectures on missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Association of the
U. B. Church
Indiana Conference
Thomas H. Nelson
Indianapolis
W.E. Snyder
New Albany
R. V Stewart
Georgetown
Elsie Hall
Dayton
Marengo
Ford County
Craw
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Corydon Resident
Mrs. B Leffler of Corydon Iowa testifies the remedy strengthens kidneys and improves health after years of use. She notes purchase at elys drug store and confirms earlier praise from June 14 1912 urging others to try the kidney pill. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. al4-28
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Corydon
Regional Social Notes From Corydon and Nearby Towns
Miss Katherine Bill spent Saturday at Corydon. Miss Hazen Adamson visits relatives in New Albany. Jennings Dannreuther fell ill last week. Mae Henkins of English visited the family of O. M. Longest. Emma Deweese and daughter Jus Vergie shopped in the Falls City. A G Teaford of French Lick visits Averydale Farm. Mrs. C H Tempie and son Paul of Portland Ore visiting Dannreuther and Kaufman families. Mary Buchanan of Alexandria visiting her parents and relatives. R O Dome of Huntingburg and C H Kintner with daughter, Corydon, visit their parents. W V Bulleit of New Albany spends Sunday with brother Clarence Bulleit. Nellie and Marietta Braum of Louisville visit Mae Rose’s family. L H Adams of Louisville visits parents over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bill
Corydon
Hazen Adamson
New Albany
Jennings Dannreuther
Mae Henkins
O. M
Emma Deweese
Jus Vergie
Falls
A. G. Teaford
French Lick
A. D. Avery
Averydale Farm
C. H. Tempie
Paul
Portland, Ore
J. H. Dannreuther
Lewis Kaufman
Mary Buchanan
Alexandria
Andy McIntosh
R. O. Dome
Huntingburg
C. H. Kintner
C. N. Dome
W. V. Bulleit
Clarence Bulleit
Nellie and
Marietta Braum
Louisville
Mae Rose
L. C. Adams
L. H. Adams
Miss Kerlin Visits Corydon High School Corn Club
Miss Kerlin's Cooking Class was invited as guests of the boys corn club meeting on Tuesday night April 20 to unite domestic science and agriculture. The session ran 7 45 p m with remarks by President Fravel and greetings from Mr Frey Fravel. Elwood Watson read a humorous piece while Kathier Wolfe and Miss Kerlin spoke on selected topics. Frank Amy outlined plans for future entertainment and a fishing trip for Saturday May 1 was set for the cooking class as guests of the corn club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy’s Corn Club
Corydon High School
Ord
Pres. Fravel
Chen Aiy
Frank Amy
Card of Thanks for Mrs Emma Thompson
The family thanks relatives and friends for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Emma Thompson. Special thanks to Rev C D Bowman for consoling words, the choir, and flower donors. Signed by Mr and Mrs Wm Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Charles Brown. Also for sale a three year old mare and a two year old pony five miles south of Corydon near Iris by Nora Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Thompson
C. D. Bowman
Wm Zimmerman
Charles Brown
Corydon
Iris
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Rebecca Pennington
Culver
Hoosier Gathering
M. Griffin & Co
Griffin's
Griffin
Griffin’s
Conrad
Scott
Lotticks Corner
George 4. Wolfe
Woman’s Missionary Association
Wade Kimsey Cocert
Nigat
T' Y
Auditoriium
Pinas, Mathes
Louisse College of
Edentistry
Ethel Crawford
Louieville
Clem Bussabarger
New
Salisbury
Miss Kerlin
Aaa
Nora Dora
Wall Paper Mills
Emma Miller
F. W. Kost. @ Becker
Boone-Wiseman Building
Corydon, Indiana
Sheriffa
Eli Miller
Harrison Courty
Abesw
Chas. Pitman
Elizabeth, Indiag
Kentucky
Angie Farm
T. J. Stevens
Crands
Black Bill
ED Evens
Rogers
J. J. Zollman
General Merchant
Lanesville, Ind
U.S. A
W. Jefferson St
Asc Soc Fico
Col’s Chemical Co
Columbus
Coffey
RED Cross
Chemical Co
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