Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits Across Town
Miss Emma Craig is on the sick list. Jesse Pate made a business trip to Corydon last Saturday. Miss Ola May Odell was the guest of Miss Roxie Hershman Sunday. Ada Byerley of Paradise Bottom visited her sister last week. William Brandenburg and family spent Sunday with his parents. Clarence Davis of Dixie visited his sister Zelda Kintner. Mrs. Anna Carter and children of Leavenworth visited Mary Craig Sunday. Barbara Allen of Peckinpaugh visited her cousin Anna Ostrander last week. Myrtle Lambdin of Paradise Bottom and Stella Odell of Leavenworth were guests of Anna Brandenburg Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Craig
Jesse Pate
Corydon
Ola May Odell
Roxie Hershman
Ada Byerley
Paradise Bottom
William Brandenburg
Gon
Jessie Brandenburg
Clarence Davis
Dixie
Zelda Kintner
Anna Carter
Leavenworth
Mary Craig
Barbara Allen
Peckinpaugh
Anna Ostrander
Thom Amy
Valley City
Jess Gibson
Depauw Community Tablets and Local Death Notices
Depauw notes Mrs. John Perryman died the 20th and was buried the 21st at Hancock. Mrs. Joseph Ash died Saturday and was buried at Mt. Tabor Sunday. W. E. Nolot and Rebecca Seacat remain poorly. School closed at Depauw Tuesday with a spelling match at night. Rev. Black and wife were in New Albany. Mike Guriz and Stant Arnold bought the livery stable at Depauw. Marengo plans a cement plant at the fair grounds. Rev. R V Black to preach at Mt. Zion at 10 30 AM on regular appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Seacat
John Perryman
Hancock
Depauw
Black
New Albany
Joseph Ash
Mt. Tabor
Mike Guriz
Stant Arnold
Marengo
R. V. Black
Mt. Zion
Local society notes from Moberly and Ramsey
Annie M Pitman and Celestia Loudon have left for West Baden. Mrs Jane Thevenct is reported no better. Chas Pitroan and Harry Grabill attended the Davis entertainment Friday night. John K Welker and family were called to aid Mrs W's mother Aunt Julian Loudon who suffers a light stroke. John R Pitman and Nellie O Beall were wed at the Pride’s home with Rev L C Murr officiating, Sunday at noon. several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Pitroan
Harry Grabill
Davis
John K. Welker
Ramsey
Julian Loudon
John R. Pitman
Abraham Pitman
Nellie O. Beall
Joseph Bell
Pride’s
L. C. Murr
M. E. Church
Bridgeport Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Christie Roudenbush and Link Peters were in New Albany on Sunday with Mrs. George Fulner and Nettie visiting Falls Cities last week. A dance at J W Bauer's Saturday drew many. mudellers are arriving building camps and houseboats at Oklahoma addition to Bridgeport. May and Donn Carter attended a Bitzer mansion party in Kentucky with about fifty guests from Louisville area. Refreshments late. Annie Slaughter Mary Shaw Jessie Ziegwald Pearl Shealey Lewis Zincmeister Alf Slaughter Ben Shanks Will Plamp Ben Kaufman and Wilkerson brothers from Kentucky were guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Roudenbush
Link Peters
New Albany
George Fulner
Nettie
Falls
J.W. Bauer
Oklahoma
May
Donn Carter
Bitzer
Kentucky
Louisville
Annie Slaughter
Mary Shaw
Jessie Ziegwald
Pearl Shealey
Messrs
Lewis Zincmeister
Alf Slaughter
Ben Shanks
Will Plamp
Ben Kaufman
Wilkerson Brothers
Seven Springs News Briefs Highlight Local People and Illness
Seven Springs notes a child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keen gravely ill. Orel Tabler of Louisville visits grandfather Jim Macy. Fifteen musicians entertain W. M. Bahne at his home Friday. Nora Smith returns home from Cory area visit. Mrs Flora Laduke and Mrs B F Bannon travel to New Albany on business. LaDuke of Posey town is in New Albany for medical care. Friends wish the patient a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keen
Orel Tabler
Louisville
Jim Macy
W.M. ‘Bahne
Nora Smith
Cory
Usfayette LaDuke
Posey Town
New Albany
Local Notes On Families And School Activities
Austin McCauley bought a pony at West Point recently. Several children in this neighborhood have whooping cough. Mr and Mrs Harve Stewart are all smiles it is a girl and named Thelma. Nellie Mae Kelley was home to attend her brother Jesse's last day of school. Fannie Bush and Emma Cline visited Verna Brinley. Mabel Colvin of Rosewood visits her sisters in Louisville. Carl Kron, son of Charles Kron, was hit on the temple with a sledge hammer in Louisville shops. hoping he is not seriously hurt. Several schools closed. Arminda Nos No 7 teaches. Jesse A Kelley No 4 brought pupils for Easter activities. Roy Davis won Easter hunt prize. Lillian Davis No 9 held spelling bee and class closed Friday. Jesse A Kelley’s school closed Friday with an entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin McCauley
Point
Harve Stewart
Thelma
Nellie Mae Kelley
Jesse
Fannie Bush
Emma Cline
Elizabeth
Verna Brinley
Mabel Colvin
Rosewood
J. D. McRae
H. C. Fink
E. W. Bosier
Louisville
Carl
Charles Kron
Arminda Nos
Jesse A. Keiley
Roy Davis
Lillian Davis
Jesse A. Kelley
Hancock and Area Notes Include Dinners and Deaths
Hancock notes report a Thursday school closure with a fine dinner, local visits by Otto Seacat, Christian Heuser, and J H Jackson. Logen Pankey spent weekend at Burnville. William Rosenbarger builds a paint shop beside his blacksmith shop. Obituaries: Angeline Ash, 50, burial at Mt Tabor. Lydia Perryman, 71, funeral at M E church with Rev Kendall presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Seacat
Corydon
Logen Pankey
Burnville
Mr. Woodfeld
New Albany
J. H. Jackson
Christian Heuser
Our Village
Celia Radcliff
Joe
Fredericksburg
Charles Bullington
N. Voyle
William Rosenbarger
Angeline Ash
Mt. Tabor
Belled Buzzard
Lydia Perryman
M. E. Church
Kendall
Moberly
Social notes from Crandall and nearby towns
Miss Sadie Bowman spent last week in New Albany. T. J. Stevens builds a new fence around his yard. Mrs. Garrison of New Albany visits Wm. H. Speak. Miss Maggie Leffler visits Corydon. Miss Ruth Shields visits Corydon Junction and Motts. Ben Melton of Taswell visits his father J. W. Melton. Mrs. Lewis Wagner and daughter Emma plan a California trip. Edwin Wagner of Louisville, barber, visits home. Miss Rose Fisher of Borden visits L. P. Wagner family. Mr. and Mrs. Mia Stiner and daughter from Pennsylvania visit Lizzie Blanken. Dr. Davis of New Albany visits L. H. Simple and family and his father B. F. Davis. Our school closed last Thursday. Prof. Ed Walk taught, then patrons brought baskets for his noon dinner. A tramp entered Ira Markwell’s house last week. Mrs. Markwell warned him away with a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Bowman
New Albany
T. J. Stevens
Mrs. Garrison
Wm. H
Maggie Leffler
Corydon
Ruth Shields
Corydon Junction
Motts
Ben Melton
Taswell
J. W. Melton
Edwin Wagner
Louisville
Rose Fisher
Borden
L. P. Wagner
Mia
Clarence Stiner
Pennsylvania
Lizzie Blanken
Baker
Dr. Davis
L. H. Simple
B. F. Davis
Ed Walk
Ira Markwell
Excelsior Red Jackets Defeat New Middletown 36 to 12
The Excelsior Red Jackets crushed the New Middletown Yellow Jackets last Thursday at Riddles schoolhouse Webster township. Excelsior led 36 to 12 in a high scoring baseball game reflecting strong offense from the Red Jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Red Jackets
New Middletown Yellow Jackets
Riddle’s
Webster Township
Presbytery Meeting at Corydon Elects Moderator
The Presbytery of the New Albany District met in Corydon’s Presbyterian church on April 21 7:30 p m with Rev J H McArthur of Hanover chosen moderator. A solemn service ordained Rev D D Tallman to Iowa and a missions address followed. Ministers and delegates from thirteen counties attended and were hosted by local church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Presbyterian Church
Corydon
J. 8. Hawk
Jeffersonville
Merton
J. H. McArthur
Hanover
D. D. Tallman
Iowa
Omelyena
Morton
J. H. Barnard
D. D
Madison
J. P. Moffett
F. W. Grossman
No 3 Closes. Franklin township school term ends
Last Wednesday April 22 no 3 Franklin township closed its term. Patrons arrived around eleven with baskets for a generous noon dinner. Michael Hoffman provided music with his graphophone. A program of songs recitations and dialogues concluded with remarks from Charles Anderson Ed Yenawine Val Seheler Wm Thomas and Cort McCoy praising Miss Frankie Meyer for a successful term and eagerness for her return next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Frankie Meyer
Michael Hoffman
Charles Anderson
Yenawine
Val Seheler
Wm. Thomas
Cort McCoy
Frankie
Notable Governors Gathering at White House May Eighteenth
A historic assembly is planned for May 18 in the East Room of the White House with Governors from all states, invited by President Roosevelt to discuss public questions. Each Governor may bring three learned advisers to the convention. The notice notes a furniture pricing tip near the court house and credits J. L. Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
May term jury drawn by Rowe Mauck at Clerk’s office
Jury commissioners William Rowe and W P Mauck appeared at the Clerk McRae’s office Monday morning and drew the May term jury. Names include Charles D Stevens Jackson Joseph Hartung Taylor M D Deweese Jackson L S Fleshman Heth D J Venner Harrison Ben Wheat Harrison Robbert Redden Washington Henry Babcock Blue River James Sherrill Washington Harvey Barrow Spencer Charles Wolf Spencer Eli Grable Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowe
W. P. Mauck
McRae
Charles D. Stevens
Jackson
Joseph Hartung
Taylor
M. D. Deweese
L. S. Fleshman
Heth
D. J. Venner
Harrison
Ben Wheat
Robbert Redden
Washington
Henry Babcock
Blue River
James Sherrill
Harvey
Barrow
Spencer
Charles Wolf
Eli Grable
Damon Wright wedding near Ramsey in quiet ceremony
John E. Damon son of John Damon and Anna L. Wright daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Wright were married Sunday April 26 at 7:30 PM at the bride’s home near Hursttown church. Rev J O Siber officiated. The service moved from Hursttown church due to rain. The couple will reside near Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Damon
John Damon
Ramsey
Jackson Township
Anna L. Wright
Elizabeth (Hurst) Wright
Hursttown
J. O. Siber
Hursttown Church
Two Banks Fail in Owensboro Amid Panic
Two Owensboro banks the Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Company and the Daviess County Bank and Trust Company closed doors last week during the nationwide business panic. Together they held more than $2,000,000 in assets. Both institutions had weathered prior panics but failed under the current crisis. The article notes the panic ravaging the country as the cause of their collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Company
Daviess County Bank and Trust Company
Owensboro
Rehoboth News Highlights Local Farmers and Visitors
Mrs. Ryan sold three Jersey milch cows last week. Sidney Funk hauled shingles to Corydon. Maud McKim stays with Mrs. George Kron of Elizabeth. Miss Cecyl Flannigan of Elizabeth visits Miss Mary McFarland. Mr. and Mrs. J.8. Anderson traveled to New Albany. Blanch and Vernie Kelly spent weekend with Miss Mary Smith of Iris. James McFarland of Texas visited cousins Kayte and Mary McFarland last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Funk
Corydon
Maud McKim
George Kron
Elizabeth
Cecyl Flannigan
Mary McFarland
J.8. Anderson
New Albany
Blanch
Vernie Kelly
Mary Smith
Iris
James McFarland
Texas
Kayte
Rev A B Condo Spends Week at Columbus
The Reverend A B Condo is spending the week in Columbus visiting churches and meeting local clergy. He plans to participate in services and community events, offering reflections and support during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. A. B. Condo
Columbus
Obituary of George Bauer at Corydon and Laneaville
George Bauer son of Adam and Eva Bauer died at Hab erme Sanitarium Corydon on Friday April 24 at 12 30 PM. He was 24 and had lived with his brother Herman Bauer in Laneaville. Survived by eight sisters three brothers and many relatives. Funeral held in the Catholic church at Lanesville Sunday at two. Burial in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauer
Adam
Eva Bauer
Haberme
Corydon
George
Herman Bauer
Laneaville
Lanesville
New Civil Cases Filed in Harrison Circuit Court
Harrison Circuit Court at this term lists Effie H. Davis against John B. Chase guardian of Sarah E. Breedlove on account Mishawaka Woolen Mfg Co against David Ellis on account Media Walker against Alonzo Walker divorce William Ems against Lizzie Ems divorce Sarah Scott as administratrix of Winfield H. Scott deceased against Southern RBR Co damages John M. Paris administrator of Clarence E. Dunham deceased against Southern R R Co damages John H. Albin against Melhony3B Faith et al partition Daniel M. Shuck against Ella Shuck Minerva Totten administratrix of Joseph T. Totten estate against Eichel Lime and Stone Co Clyde Stewart against Southern R R Co damages Belle Frederick against Edna Conrad and Catherine Frederick alienation of affections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Scott
Winfield H. Scott
Southern R. BR. Co
John M. Paris
Clarence E. Dunham
Southern R. R. Co
John H. Albin
Melhony
Faith Et al
Daniel M. Shuck
Ella Shuck
Minerva Totten
Joseph T. Totten
Eichel Lime and Stone Co
Clyde Stewart
Belle Frederick
Edna Conrad
Catherine Frederick
County Board of Education Meeting Schedule
The day fixed by law for the meeting of the County Board of Education is Friday May 1st when enumeration reports are due. Monday May 4th is the legal day to elect a Truant Officer. Meeting at the County Superintendent’s office about 1 30 P M. AMZI KANNAPEL, Co Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Amzi Kannapel, Co
Indiana County Voter Totals Reported by Auditors
The state tally lists 145,254 voters with 728,189 white and 17,065 black in Indiana. Harrison County shows 5,302 voters. The item notes interest in comparing county and state vote totals in the upcoming November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harrison County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myrtle Lambdin
Stella Odell
Anna Brandenburg
W. E. Nolot
Annie M. Pitman
Celestia Loudon
West Baden
Jane Thevenct
Bridgeport
Conn Carter
Seven Springs
Flora Laduke
B. F. "Bannon
New
AXXE
John Chase
Crandall
Grand Pa
Lewis Wagner
Emma
California
William A. Millis A. M
Hanover College
L. V. Rule
Mr. Haynes
Missouri
C. D. Tallman
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
John D. Alexander
Bedford
Frank Ireland
Brownstown
S. M. Koons
Charlestown
J. L. Beldon
Crotheravita
J. E. Taggart
Edmund Hostetter
Milltown
H. 8. Wolfe
M. D
W. A. Brittan
New Washington
J. D. Cunningham
Evans Landing
H. E. Barth
N. Vernon
W. T. Montgomery
Otisco
W. Jackson
Pisgah
H. B. Voris
Pleasant
Guy Campbell
Lexington
Wu. Gardner
Scotiaburg
R. J. Perkinson
Seymour
M. Wirgam
Robert Lusk
Walnut Ridge
F. W. Holloway
Bethlehem
Patrick Griffin
William
Laconia
J. H. Friedley
Rehoboth
E. P. Leavenworth
Eli Shields
Deacon
Court House
J. L. Rowe
Petit Jury
E W.H. Keller Co
Damon- Wright
Dr. Z. T. Funk & Son
Harrison Circuit
Effie H. Davis
John B. Chase
Sarah E. Breedlove
Mishawaka Woolen M’f’g. Co
David Ellis
Media Walker
Alonzo Walker
William Ems
Lizzie Ems
Vorce
Indianapolis
Louise Traskon Oy
Watson Junction
Sellersburg
Speeds
Memphuis Henryville
Underwood
Scottsburg
Austin
Crothersville
Chestnut Ridge
Cara
LOC. & S. Traction Co
Southern Indiana BR. R
Third St
Walnut & Green Sts
Indianapolis, Columbus and Southern Traction Company
Greenwood
I. & L. Traction Company
Southern Indiana R. R
Kodol
Dewitt & CO
L. A. Riely & Son
Swarens & Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey & Crandall
Eureka
John H. Heth
First National Bank
Corydon, Ind
Insurance
E. Cor
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