Death of Mrs Glixman in Corydon Area
Mrs Emma Rusk Glixman died in Indianapolis after long illness. She was born June 20 1886 and died July 25 1928 aged 37 1 5. She married Sam Glixman seven years ago and planned to join him in Omaha. Burial was in Corydon with a church funeral at the Seventh Day Adventist church conducted by Elder W J Young and Rev J H Toombs. A quartet provided music. Relatives in the county include her mother Mrs Kate Rusk and Mrs Rusk's brother Joseph Lallue.
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Emma Rusk Glixman
Samuel Glinman
Indianapolis
Kate Rusk
Glixman
Joseph Lallue
Ghxmen
la Fayette
J. HL. Toombs
Corydon
Fred Dannenfelser
Dan Griffin
Nellie Bullett
Katherine Hudson
Nettie Briffett
Osage Wedding Customs Described in Detail
A detailed account of Osage wedding rites notes horse races before the ceremony, bride gifts of ponies and blankets, a staged platform at the bride’s home, a long procession to the groom’s tepee, and a fruit ceremony at midnight. The piece, by a University of Oklahoma journalism pupil, adds local advertising for Carnation flour and a milling company.
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May Frank
University of Oklahoma
Aft Norman
Okla
Indiana university summer school enrolls twenty from county
Bloomington report shows county representation at Indiana University summer school with twenty students among 1867 total enrollment. The program spans eight and twelve week courses with Saturday work and ends August 10 for eight weeks and August 29 for twelve weeks. County names include Corydon, Laconia, Mauckport, New Amsterdam, New Middletown, Palmyra, Ramsey and Depauw.
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Bloomington
Ind
Tharrison County
Indiana University
ISGT
State University
Harrison County
Corydon
Harry C. Fleshman
Atwood Bliss
Elvena Goode
Loran Goode
John Graves
Geth Lewis
John G. Reuter
Laconia
Howard F. Johns
Mauckport
George R. Sherman
Alice Flora
Lea
Flora
Ruth Flora
New Amsterdam
Mildred Mowrer
New Middletown
Arlie L. Fogai
Clinton G. Smith
Palmyra
Bernice Z. Bush
Agnes G. Coleman
Lillian J. Sears
Ramsey
Ruth Walk
Depauw
David F. Adams
For Sale One and a Half Horsepower Gasoline Engine
Item includes two gasoline tanks and power to run a linotype machine printing presses and folder. Engine was in good running condition when set aside and is guaranteed to work or the sale is canceled. No longer needed. Call to inspect. J-18-3-w. LEW M. O'BANNON.
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Lew M. O'Bannon
Danger in Delay Kidney Troubles Warn Corydon Readers
The notice warns Corydon residents that kidney disease grows worse before symptoms appear and urges use of Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites backache, headaches, nervousness and urinary trouble as signs, claims a local merchant Mr Wiseman endorses the remedy, and notes price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y manufactures.
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Bright
Dean
Corydon
W. Wi. Wiseman
Chestnut St. Corydon
Mr. Wiseman
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Blue Bird Dishes and Sets at Miles Variety Store
Blue Bird plates priced at 1.19 per set with cups and sauce 1.29 per set. Blue Bird pie plates 10 cents each and Blue Bird desert dishes 10 cents each. Jy-18-3-w.
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Miles’ Variety Store
The Baby Board Among Osage Traditions
An Osage custom, the baby board cradle used to secure a close mother child bond remains in use but is fading. The two foot cradle features a cushioned nest, awning, ribbons, bells, a deerskin cover and straps to carry on the back. The practice purportedly aids posture and head shaping as younger Osages adopt American customs.
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Miss May Frank
Oklahoma University
Norman
Oklahoma
Miss May
The
Democrat
Corydon Woman Stricken by Rheumatism and Bank Failure
Miss Alfea Howe of Corydon, 27, long an invalid since high school illness, suffers rheumatism and loss of savings tied up in the Corydon National Bank failure. Her stepfather Mr John Blake and mother care for her helpless limbs and declining health.
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John Blake
Boone Township
Corydon
Blake
Miss Alfea Howe
Miss Alfea
Corydon High School
Corydon National Bank
Miss Alfen
High Crops At Corners Warns Of Roadway Dangers
Indianapolis officials urge farmers to cut corn at fence corners to restore sight distances at intersections and railroad crossings. A. H. Hinkle of the state highway commission says tall crops block views, risking serious or fatal accidents. some farmers already plan or have started removal to improve highway safety.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. H. Hinkle
State Highway Commission
Real Estate Firms W D Barnes P A Burton Advertise Services
The Barnes Burton real estate firm promotes farming land sales and city property purchases. A card from Joe T. McClaran notes a Chicago visit with family, visits to relatives in Davenport and Denver, and a claim of a paved road from Terre Haute to Davenport.
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W. D. Barnes
P. A. Burton
Joe T. McClaran
Chicago
Reasor's Visible Gaso Line Pampas
A brief notice notes the slogan You see what you get and get all you pay for at Reasor's Visible Gaso line Pampas dated 4 11 11.
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Reasor
Harrison County Farm Bureau Picnic at Old Goshen Grove
The Harrison County Farm Bureau will hold its annual picnic in the Grove at Old Goshen in Boone township on Tuesday August 21. Principal speaker is Bill Settle president of the Indiana Farm Bureau with Charles F. Patterson also speaking. Local entertainers include the Palmyra Entertainers Moberly Quartette Kean Irwin and the Boy Scouts Band. A list of Swarts family members is given in the notice. Also appears a court notice about a petition for sale of real estate from the Harrison County estate of a decedent with hearing set for September 14 1923 in Corydon Indiana.
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Harrison County Farm Bureau
Old Goshen
Boone Township
Bill” Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Charles F. Patterson
Harrison County
Boy Scouts
Palmyra
Moberly
Kean Irwin
Court House
Corydon
Indiana
WM. R. Stevens
Swarts Probate Case in Harrison County Court
Probate cause no 1913 in the Harrison County Indiana circuit court lists Alva R. Swarts administrator of George W. Swarts estate against George W. Swarts Mayme Swarts Hiram J Swarts Rosa Swarts Jesse L Swarts Minnie Swarts Edward H Swarts May Swarts et al September term 1923 targeting George W Swarts and Mayme.
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Alva R. Swarts
Admi
George W. Swarts
Mayme Swarts
Hiram J. Swarts
Rosa Swarts
Jesse L. Swarts
Minnie Swarts
Edward H. Swarts
May Swarts
Harrison County
Indiana
Mayme
A Fine Farm Near Corydon Sells At Bargain
A well improved 109 acre farm near Corydon offers a seven room two story house with cellar, large barn, corn crib, granary, two cisterns, and under fence. Old Capital Real Estate Agency advertises the property as a bargain. Australian coal is about 3 percent water.
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Corydon
OLD Capital Real Estate Agency
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New Middletown Milling Company
Corydon Democrat
Baby Board
Levi Baker
Dogwood
McCormick
John Seipel
Rollie Jamison
Barnes & Burton
Elizabeth, Ind
U. S
Mosse
W. H. Keller Co
Farm Bureau
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