In Loving Remembrance Of Mary Margaret Hall
Mary Margaret Hall born September 15 1884 in Harrison County Indiana died July 10 1917 at age 32 9 25. She married Bur sel Henry McPherson of Louisville Kentucky September 26 1916. Funeral at Manning Undertakers July 12 burial in St Louis cemetery. Survived by husband parents eight siblings and many relatives.
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Mary Margaret
Charles F’. Hall
Harrison County
Indiana
Bursel Henry McPherson
Louisville
Kentucky
Waverly Hill
Mary
Manning Undertakers Establishment
St. Louis
John J
Miller
South Dakota
Charles F
Frederic L
Clara C
Kathryn L. Hall
Humboldt
Dakota
Guthrie LaDuke
Elizabeth C
Josephine B. Hall
Red Cross Magazine August issue highlights Allied manual
The August issue titled A Manual of the Allies features illustrated reports on Red Cross activities in Canada England France Belgium and Russia. Theodora Dunham contributes The Letters of a War Worker detailing ambulance driving in Paris and Chambery alongside pieces on Surf the first Red Cross ambulance ship and a Chicago membership drive.
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Red Cross
Canada
England
France
Belgium
Russia
Theodora Dunham
Chicago
Atlante
New Feed Store Opens in Lan2sville by Ed Gresham
Ed Gresham of Lan2sville opens a new feed store inviting the public to inspect his stock. He offers bran middlings corn corn meal and chick feed and promises to pay the highest market price for wheat.
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Ed Gresham
Lan2sville
Grangers Picnic At Fair Grounds To Feature Governor Goodrich
The Grangers committee announces Governor James P. Goodrich and State Grange Master L. H. Wright will speak at the Grange Picnic tomorrow at the Fair Grounds. Georgetown band will provide music and the day includes songs and drills for farmers and families in Corydon.
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Fair Grounds
James P. Goodrich
State Grange
L. H. Wright
Grange
Georgetown
Corydon
Fatherly Letter Urges Courage Over War Sacrifices
J K Kreutzinger writes to readers urging pride and support for soldiers heading to France. He argues against tears and "god stuff" in letters, praising national duty and personal sacrifice while noting the shared strain across families and communities. He stresses that leaders and citizens back the war effort despite personal hardship.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
France
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Wilson
Zia
J. K. Kreutzinger
Kreutzinger
Thomas W. Knight
Corydon Area Real Estate Seeks Buyer For Seven Houses And Two Farms
Local listing advertises seven dwelling houses in Corydon and two nearby farms for sale. Terms require one hundredth part cash with the balance payable in ninety-nine equal installments. Signed Cc L Dick.
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Corydon
L. Dick
Local social notes and obituaries from Palmyra area
Big meeting closed at the Christian Church in Palmyra Sunday night with three joiners. Several from the vicinity attended as families hosted by the Hartmans and Herthels. July 25 marks the death of Lawrence Hendrich son of Chas and Mrs. Hendrich. Martha Ott of Palmyra and Nora Voyles of South Liberty are noted as visiting relatives. Many local families hosted guests during the week and at weekend gatherings with Ed Wolf and family, Miss Norma Beseer, and Rosa Herthel among those mentioned. Also reports camp meets nearby with Rev Schwioefurt of Central Barren attending Santa Clause camp. Local farm crops praised, crowds noted as Crops are pretty good in this vicinity.
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Christian Church
Palmyra
Edward Wolfe
John Krush
Wm. C. Hartman
Lula
Herman Hendrich
Russell Arnold
Chas. Herthel
Martha Ott
Nora Voyles
South Liberty
Mrs. Arnold
Rev
Mrs. Schwioefurt
Central Barren
Santa Clause
Local Notes From This Place and Nearby
The sick list includes Sandy Branch John Stewart. Visits by Mr and Mrs Robert Dobson and children of Rogers Camp Ground to Mrs D s parents Edward Bryant. Many attended a Sunday School celebration at Kingery s grove. Edward Bryant made a business trip to Louisville Ky. Mrs Walter Pierson improving after illness. Visits by Mrs Ben Rusk and family of Tocust Point to Walter Pierson. Al Prell, working at Corydon, visited family.
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Robert Dobson
Rogers Camp Ground
Edward Bryant
Kingery’s Grove
Louisville
James McCauley
John Lemmel
Ben Rusk
Tocust Point
Walter Pierson
al Prell
Corydon
Expenditures and Tax Levy Proposals for 1918 Township
Taylor township Harrison county Trustee William H. Stewart details proposed 1918 expenditures and taxes at September 4 1917 meeting. Totals show 2757.50 in expenditures with 9 separate tax levies including township local tuition special school and road taxes. Net taxable property 241955 with 132 polls.
Posey Township 1917 Annual Meeting Estimates and Taxes
The trustee of Posey township Harrison sets September 4 1917 at 6 PM for the annual meeting at the trustees office. It lists expenditures and taxes for 1917 including township local tuition special school road and additional road taxes plus poll taxes and overall totals with net taxable property and polls, signed by Fred Bierly Jr trustee.
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Fred Bierly, Jr
Scott Township Expenditure and Tax Levy Proposals 1917
The Trustee of Scott Township Harrison County proposes for the annual meeting on September 4, 1917 at 2 PM detailed expenditures and taxes including Township 647.67 and 0.50, Local Tuition 518.14 and 0.40, Special School 582.80 and 0.45, Road 130 and 0.10, Additional Road 130 and 0.10, and Poor 32 and 0.44 totaling 2040.61 and 15.14 per hundred. Net taxable property is 139,425 with 107 polls. Signed C D Mauck Trustee.
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Taylor Township
Harrison County
Saaed
Posey Township
Ieee
Sete
Scott Township
Cross Membership totals for Red Cross up to July 5 1917
The Bureau of Membership reports national Red Cross totals by class reaching 1 580 561 members as of July 5 1917. Rapid chapter growth in the past month led to using the Bulletin as a supplement to chapter directors and division heads for convenience.
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Bureau of Membership
Red Cross
United States
Jackson Township Trustee Adopts Annual Budget figures
The Trustee of Jackson Township and the Advisory Board meet September 4 2017 at 1 PM to review year estimates. Total expenditures are listed as 6400 dollars with various township and road taxes including 15 cents on the dollar and 25 cent rates for several items, plus a 3 cent school bond tax.
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Jackson Township
Harrison County
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Ed Wolf
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Wm. C. Hartman and
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Ray Mhendrich
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Ward Herthel
Louise Hartman
Rose Herthel
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