Parade Route And Program For Memorial Day Event
Parade starts at Fair Grounds and proceeds along Market Chestnut Elm Walnut Market back to Fair Grounds. Music by Camp Knox Military Band and several vocalists and bands perform. Lunch at noon followed by an afternoon tribute featuring Reverend leaders and a uniformed unit of one hundred men.
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Fair Grounds
Market Street
Chestnut
Elm
Walnut
Market
Camp Knox Military Band
Scott Township Expenditure and Tax Levy Proposal 1919
The trustee of Scott Township Harrison County invites residents to a September 2 1919 meeting to consider 1920 expenditures and tax levies. Proposed totals include township 790 and 60c per hundred, local tuition 3700 and 50c, special school 600 and 40c, road tax 500 20c plus 10c, poor expenditures tax 11c, totaling 5790 and 180% per hundred. Net taxable property listed with valuations and credits, signed by Trustee C D Maack.
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Scott Township
Harrison County
Ccc
Ececce
Expenditures and Tax Levies For Franklin Township 1920
Trustee Johnsleurer outlines 1920 budget for Franklin Township Harrison County at a September 2 meeting. Totals show expenditures 7449 dollars with tax rate 88 cents per hundred, including township local tuition and road taxes. Net taxable property listed at 48825 dollars with 165 polls.
Spencer Township Annual Meeting on September 3 1919
Trustee W B Nolot announces township budget details for Spencer Township Harrison. Items include expenditures for township and education, road taxes, poor relief, and other items with totals and tax rates. Total valuations and net taxable property are listed with a signed notice dated August 1 1919.
Expenditures and Tax Levy Proposals for 1920
The Blue River Township trustees present estimates for 1920 expenditures and taxes at the advisory board meeting on September 2, 1919. Totals include township, local tuition, special school tax, road tax, and other items with a combined expenditure of 8059.81 and tax rate 146 cents per hundred. net taxable property listed at 855,985 and 165 polls.
Expenditures and Tax Proposals for Jackson Township 1919
Trustee Ed C. Sappenfield outlines the 1919 meeting at Silas Bringle’s New Salisbury residence. Estimates include township expenditures of 1000 dollars with 7 cent tax, local tuition 7000 dollars at 60 cents, special school 2500 dollars at 15 cents and 25 cents per poll, road taxes totaling 81000, and vocational items at 350 dollars with 2 cent tax per hundred. Total values show lands 9540165, personal property 351140, railroads 317585, mortgage exemption credit 21655, with 88 polls.
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Franklin Township
Harrison County
Jackson Township
Silas Bringle
New Salisbury
Eureka Telephone Company stockholders special meeting called
At the request of the Board of Directors of the Eureka Telephone Company Harrison County Indiana a special meeting of the stockholders is called to be held at the courthouse in Corydon on Friday August 15 1919 at 1 30 P M The meeting will consider important matters of concern to the company. James M Sherrill President.
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Eureka Telephone Company
Harrison County
Indiana
Court House
Corydon
James M. Sherrill
O Bannon Urged For Third District Democratic Nomination
New Albany businessman and farmer J L O Bannon, campaigning in Borden, seeks the Democratic bid for Congress in Indiana's Third District. The Clark County Sentinel notes his long public service, farm background, and past campaigns, urging unity behind his nomination.
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J. L. O’bannon
New Albany
Borden
Wood Township
O’bannon
Congress
Harrison County
New
Albany
O'Bannon
Clark County
Cox
Frank W Shireman Receives Grand Prix at Paris Exposition
Corydon Indiana based music dealer Frank W Shireman receives Paris Exposition Grand Prix for artistic piano craftsmanship. Won highest award with endorsement from leading musicians and an inspection invited.
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America
Frank W. Shireman
Corydon
Indiana
Soldiers to Register at Welcome Home Day August 18
Soldiers attending Welcome Home Day on August 18 must register at the Fair Grounds main entrance. A Young Men's Club representative will collect names and addresses free of charge. Also notes a pair of nose glasses found at the Democrat office with instructions to claim. Corydon New Albany Bus Line schedules listed with departure times from Corydon and New Albany.
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Fair Grounds
Young Men’s Club
Rgister
Notice of Final Settlement for Amanda Quiverman Estate
George W. Baylor as executor files final settlement in Harrison Circuit Court Indiana. Hearing set for Monday September 1 1919 to approve accounts and vouchers. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause and prove heirship. Elimore Crecelius attorney.
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State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Noah Elbert
Barbara E Elbert
Lewis Sears
Sale Trust
Roy Sears
Abrahem L. Rudolph
Ww. F.avery
Kirkham &Iter
Amanda Quiverman
George W. Baylor
Webster Township Annual Meeting Notice 1919
The Trustee of Webster Township Harrison announces an annual meeting at the Office of Town Trustee on September 2 1919 at 1 o'clock PM. Estimates include expenditures for Township Local Special Road Poor and taxes with valuations total 859,675 for land and improvements and 181,460 for personal property, net taxables 548,375 with 158 polls. Signed John H Wolfe Trustee dated August 3 1919.
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Wurober
John H. Wolfe
Overheated Horses and Visiting Engineer Details
James Fink of Memphis visits his sister in Corydon, plans a two week stay in the county. He has worked eighteen years for the U.S. government and fourteen months for JJ White Engineering at Mussel Shoals Alabama, at a nitrate powder plant with 27000 workers. Fink earned 65 cents an hour plus overtime. Rev J M Caress and family from New Albany stopped by Corydon friends.
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James Fink
Memphis
Tennessee
T. W. Knight
Jim
Fink
United States
JJ. White Engineering Company
New York
Mussel Shoals
Alabama
Notice to Absentee in Harrison Circuit Court 1919
In Harrison County Indiana William Getzendanner sues Fannie Babcock in the Harrison Circuit Court September Term 1919 alleging since 1906 she has resided in Corydon and inherited estate property of Elizabeth Getzendanner deceased with no management or care and requests court administration of the estate.
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Harrison
William Getzendanner
Fannie
Elizabeth Getzendanner
Notice of hearing in Corydon court Indiana 1919
The defendant and absentee are notified that the complaint will be heard at the Corydon Harrison County court on Monday September 22 1919. The clerk James A Watson witnesses the seal and date August 5 1819.
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Corydon
Harrison County
Indiana
Harricon County
James A. Watson
Clork
Mrs Emma Seely Dies At Corydon Home
Mrs Emma L Neely widow of the late Wm H Neely died at her Corydon home after a several weeks illness. Funeral at 2 pm today from the family residence on South Maple with Rev M A Cossa boom of the Corydon Christian Church officiating. Burial in Cedar Hill cemetery. She was 76 and survived by two sons Frank and Robert and two daughters Mrs Nina Foppe and Mrs Daisy Ehalt all of Corydon. She was a daughter of the late Dr Clark longtime Corydon physician and a devoted member of the Corydon Christian Church.
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Emma L. Neely
Wm. H. Neely
South Maple Street
M. A. Cossaboom
Corydon
Frank
Robert Neely
Nina Foppe
Daisy Ehalt
Neely
Dr. Clark
County Fair welcomes McRae Lemmon letter from Los Angeles
A July 28 1919 letter from James A McRae of Los Angeles to L M O Bannon Cordyon Indiana requests credit for a 5 1 plus 1 fund donation to William W Foland and expresses plans to attend the county fair with Mrs Lemmon aged eighty six who is well enough to travel the trip from the Pacific coast McRae notes he will be visiting old friends at the fair and may attract the largest group of travelers to attend
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James A.mcrae
Los Angeles
California
Cal
L. M. O’bannon
Cordyon
Indiana
William W. Foland
DeWeese to Continue as County Superintendent
Agreement reached by the County Board of Education and the County Board of Commissioners to raise the salary of County School Superintendent A. O. DeWeese. He will retain leadership of the county schools with a raised pay amounting to more than $600 below the legal maximum. Full explanation to follow in next week's Democrat.
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County Board of Education
County Board of Commissioners
Democrat
Home Coming Picnic at Martinsburg August 16
Martinsburg hosts annual Home Coming Picnic in the grove near town with shade water and a Pekin band. Rev J G Moore Corydon W F P Franklin Danville Purdue University instructor George H Hestee New Albany will speak. Attendees may meet relatives and friends for a pleasant day. Everyone invited.
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Martinsburg
J. G. Moore
Corydon
W. FP. Franklin
Danville
Pradue University
George H. Hestee
New Albany
Pekin Band
Three big celebrations noted in county towns
Brief note reports three celebrations in St. Peter, Moberly and New Amsterdam during the past week, with plans to publish full accounts next week. Also advertises a good house and two lots for sale in Corydon with inquiries at the office.
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St. Peter
Moberly
New Amsterdam
Corydon
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Rev. M. A
Veaeseee Vocal
Father A. G. Wicke
Lew M. O'Bannon
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J. Frank Hanlyeee
Meyer-Riser Bank
Sol Meyer
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Indianapolis
Grant
A. G. Stover
Alex Miller
Post Office
Aiden
Ind
Crandall Exchange
Thornwood Poultry Yards & Cream Station
Crandall
Institution OF Learning
Guthrie Street
Postoffice
Louisville
Kentucky
Noah Elbert Eziaiv
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Attys
John Sante
Jots Hanosi
Deceseer
Seid
Sarah J. Hanel
Elinore Orecelius
C. D. Maack
Johnsleurer
Spencer Township
Ofice
LO Amoun
W. B. Nolot
Blue River Township
Ade O. Stevens
Ed C. Sappenfield
Baldwin Piano
New Albany Bus Line
Pp. M
L. A. Meech
Esate
Elimore Crecelius, Atty
Webster Township
Totel
Ese
Wrlege Napisy
J. M. Caress
Mildred
C. C
Reese Caress
Emma Seely
The
Corydon Christian Church
James A. McRae
Elizabeth Lemmon
DeWeese
Hleese
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