Morgan Raid Recalled as Indiana Armies Respond
The narrative recounts Morgan’s river crossing at Corydon, the burning of Pete Lopp’s Buck Creek mill, and the capture and pursuit by Hobson’s Federal forces. It discusses theories on why Morgan crossed the river and whether the raid aimed to invade the North, plus the growth of Indiana militia and a humorous guard-house incident with Governor Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dean
Corydon
Laconia Road
School House
General Morgan
Phillip P. Lopp
Pete” Lopp
Buck Creek
Fair View
Mr. Lopp
Morgan
Hobson
Morsan
Asumma
Indiana
Ohio
Lee
Pennsylvani
Gettysburg
Foreeaii
South
Lees
Pennsylvania
North
Columbus
Greenville
Tennessee
Kentucky
Lopp
Boys and Girls Club Camp Opens August Sixth
The Boys and Girls Club announces a five day camp at Camp Felsby and related sites from August 6 to 10 with F M Shanklin Purdue University Camp Director Edward Criss and Maude Ways as staff. Activities include daily programs group instruction six age groups and guest speakers with a focus on 4 H agriculture health nature study and recreation. Visitors day is Thursday with open camp and address at 11 00 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Edward — Ronsheim
Y. M. C. A. Agriculture
Paul G. Riley
Purdue University
Wome
Anita Beadle
Royse
State Board of Health
T. Gregory
Neve Stevenson
General Assembly
C. A. Tenebaugh
Y. M
Toombs
Corydon U. Tk
Milltown Residents Traded and Visited in Town
A string of residents and visitors roamed Milltown Monday and Saturday shopping and trading. Names include Gibbs of Slick Run Berkshire of Depauw Jacksons from Tell City and Louisville visitors, plus many others from Bloomington New Albany and Terre Haute among frequent bank trips and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gibbs
Slick Run
Edmond Berkshire
Depauw
George Austin and Daughter
Weathers
Elisha Poe
Theodore Keim
Wat. Rhodes
Crandall
James E. Jackson
Tell City
Ralph E. Jackson
Louisville
Alvin Carter
Bloomington
Ind
J. J. Johnson
Ida E. Hedden
New Albany
Frank Ferguson
Enid
Oklahoma
George Ferguson
George Goss
Batman’s Ridge
George Bauer
St. Joseph
Geo. IL. Swarens
Shaarptown
Our City
Perry House
Elson
Lloyd and
Wallace
St. Francisville
Illinois
Charles Foster
Win. Foster
Mt. Carmel
Frank Bye
Darrall
Terre Haute
Lessie Bennett
Lawrenceville
Winois
Martin Land
J.po Stroud
New Albatry
Charles FE. Sieg
Willie Lincoln
Thommson
Ploughis Bastoro
Olive Melton
Georgetown
George Bitner
Frenchtown
George Merkeret
Little St. Louis
Henry Lincoln
Peter Toffman
Mt. Lebanon
Mack Funk
John Proctor
John Hasson
Indianapolis
Hooker Funk
Funk
Tie
J. B. Punk
Fred Bye
Batman's Ridge
Benjamin Deaton
Chas
Wrinkle
Fredericksburg
Daniel Davis
J. Ed Peters
Joseph Peters
Columbus
Indiana
Thomas Brown
Wm, Schoonover
Georgian Vaughn
Will of Rebecca J LeMay Probate in Harrison Circuit Court
The will, executed in 1918 and probated in Harrison Circuit Court, leaves $1000 to Matilda Hubbard and $500 to Mrs. Lacy Ann Anderson with the remainder to them. Farmers' Savings & Trust Co. named executor. $10,333.26 was on deposit when the trust closed. Receiver Sam Riley has paid about half claims. large losses expected. Hubbard and Anderson are sisters and LeMay nieces. They cared for Rebecca J LeMay after childhood. Farm of 160 acres deeded to them in 1913 but recorded after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca J. LeMay
Harrison Circuit Court
Matilda J. Hubbard
DC. Trubbard
Benjamin Williams
Lacy Ann Anderson
Farmers’ Savings & Trust Co
LeMay
Trust” Co
James LeMay
Lawn Festival At New Middle Town Church Grounds
The New Middle Town Catholic church hosts a day long lawn festival on August 5 with attractions such as a country store booth fish pond doll rack and soft drinks. All are invited and warned the event is a gambol not a gamble, with every cent spent aiding the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County
Indiana Harrison County notice for sheriff sale of real estate in Harrison Circuit Court May Term 1925. Morris J. Liebert sues William T. Stallings for six hundred seventy four dollars plus costs. Sale at Corydon Court House August 25 1923 to satisfy decree with rents and profits for up to seven years. Property includes described tracts in section 7 township 5 south range 5 east totaling about 43 acres. If rents insufficient, sale of fee simple to cover decree plus costs. Sheriff John K. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Morris J. Liebert
William T. Stallings
Court House
Corydon
Welock
Tidiana
Laconia and
Elizabeth
Elizabeth and
Laconia
John K. Morris
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Captube Dver
Abe Dyer
QO. P. Morton
Miltia
IE State Care
Pfs
Thastraction
Alm
MT. Baste
Fam Recreation
Aed
Milltown
Lawn Festival
Reed
Ernest Conner
Ontrometrist
Conner’s Drug Store
New Albany, Ind
Prin
Interstate Public Service Company
W. Brickley
Pres. and Treas
C. Campbell
W. Keath Summerhayes, Jr
C. W. Brickley Lumber Co., Incorporated
Brickley
North Carolina
Land of the Sky
St. Louis- Louisville
Asheville
Corydon Junction
B. H. Todd
Fourth and Market Sts
Louisville, KY
Southern Railway System
H. H. Miller
Swarens
Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey Crandall and
Alex Miller
Firestone V.h.bulleit & Sons Agents
Corydon, Indiana
John H. Hegh
Office
Bulleti
Corydon, Ind
Chicago
Loop
Clark and
Madison Sts
Terrace Garden
Pike
OLD Capitol Real Estath Agency
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