Dies in Illinois A Good Man Thomas Onion 69
Thomas Onion formerly of Posey county died at his Strasburg Illinois home at 10 45 last Thursday morning after a long illness of dropsy He was 69 and spent most of his life in Posey township His wife is sister of Postmaster R E Black who attended the funeral Services were at Strasburg M E church last Friday at 2 30 The paper promises a further account next week
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Thomas Onion
Strasburg
Ininois
Strasburg M. E. Church
Onion
Posey Township
R. E. Black
Fair week attractions and local notes from Corydon
Ice orders ready during Fair week at the Ice Station near the Depot. Marengo Fair August 13 17 promises Dryer's band with Prof Dryer and Henry Junior. Miss Mary Edith Baker visits from Orleans. Sale of pianos at the Fair. Martin Keen and Joseph R Johnson of Vesey township in Corydon for subscriptions. Keen plans move to Florida. Pleasant R McIntosh attends Epworth League in Geneva Wis then Ohio State University Fine Arts teaching post. Marengo August 13 17 again advertised. Hanson Colvin renews Democrat subscription. he was last Republican candidate for County Treasurer in 1922. FOR SALE A second hand Ford roadster. HUGH O BYRNE Crandall Ind.
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Martin Keen
Joseph R. Johnson
Vesey Township
Corydon
Democrat
Keen
Florida
West Palm Beach
Mr. Keen
I. C
Pleasant R. McIntosh
Chicao
Thingis
Young Men's Christian Association
Geneva
Encamp
Wis
Geo. A. McIntosh
Corydon Jet
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Fine Arts
Ohio State University
Pleasant
Art Institute of Chicago
U. S
France
Hanson Colvin
Taylor Township
Colvin
Hanson
Moore’s
Mayme Kelley
Blue River
Miss Kelley
Commissioners award bridge painting contracts in Harrison county
The Board of Commissioners let contracts for painting bridges in Harrison county. Isaac J. Reed won District 1 for 198 dollars, Joseph J. Kintner won District 2 for 499 dollars, and District 3 also went to Kintner for 567 dollars. District 1 has six bridges, District 2 has 14, and District 3 has 18, with paint supplied and one coat to be applied. Bridges on the State Highway were excluded.
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Isaac J. Reed
Joseph J. Kintner
Mr. Kintner
Fred Elbert’s 82nd Birthday Celebrated At Dogwood
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at Fred Elbert’s home near Dogwood to honor his 82nd birthday. A large noon feast featured chicken, ham, salmon, pies, cakes, and a birthday cake baked by Mrs. Leo Elbert. A long list of attendees from nearby families and towns enjoyed the outdoor meal and wished him many more birthdays.
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Fred Elbert
Dogwood
Leo Elbert
P. C. Rhodes
Alois Horn
Lambert
Noah Elbert
Norbit
Lucile
Theodore Elbert
Hannel
Julius Leverle
A. R. Bizot
Guy Bizot
Louisville
John A. Gerdon
Blanch
Mary
Albert Gerdon
Woodrow
Ruth
Margaret
Andrew Gerdon
Mary Kathleen
Joe Endris
Bertie
New Albny
Joe Staib
Elsye
Chas. Stappanbeck
San Antonio
Texas
Sidney Elbert
Ben Backherms
Dooeh” Backherms
Lewis Russell
Ambrosia King
Pat
Josh
Sheridan Deatrick
Joseph ‘Staib
Lee Timberlake
Chris
Corydon Defeats New Middletown In Pitchers Duel
A baseball game at the Fair Ground last Sunday saw Corydon edge New Middletown 4 to 1. Flanigan and Lang dominated until the eighth when Ray Emily hit a two on base homer to seal the win for Corydon.
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Fair Ground
Corydon
New Middletown
Flanigan
Lang
Ray Emily
Baseball at Lanesville Cancelled After Player's Death
The Sunday game between the Lanesville Club and Boulier Sheet Metal Club was canceled due to the death of a Boulier player. Greenville’s strong team will play at Lanesville on Sunday August 12 with the Lanesville Ball Club announcing the matchup.
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Lanesville
Lanesville Club
Boulier Sheet Metal Club
Boulier Club
Greenville
Lanesville Ball Club
Truck Service Between Corydon New Albany and Louisville
John Schuppert & Sons announce a daily freight and live stock truck service linking Corydon New Albany and Louisville. Office is west of Corydon post office, former Union Transportation Lines location. Your business solicited.
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Corydon
New Albany
Louisville
Union Transportation Lines
John Schuppert & Sons
Old Goshen Celebration at Boone’s Meeting House
Announcement of a community celebration at Old Goshen Boone’s Meeting House in Boone township on Saturday, August 11 with all residents invited. Also notes a missing female fox hound four miles northwest of Corydon last Monday, with brass collar and red lining, reward offered for return or information. Leo Cromwell of Chicago visiting his parents in Corydon.
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Old Goshen
Boone’s
Boone Township
Corydon
G. W. Taylor
Eureka
Ind
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New Amsterdam
Farmers Merc. Co
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Evans Landing
Cecil Cunningham
Andy Calvin
Otto Montgomery
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Tullie Deen
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Idlewild
Walter Applegate
Central
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Mauckport
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Laconia
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J. A. Fowler
Barnes Gros
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Robt. Brace
Links
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Sharpsville
Indvana
Miller’s Apparel Shoppe
the Ladies’ Outfitters
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T. B
A. G. Stover
Zara
Corydon and
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Jacob Hauswald
Win. Hauswald
Marengo
Dryer
Prof. Dryer
Henry Junior
Mary Edith Baker
J. E. Baker
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Emma Caughlin
This
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Mise Mollie Keller
Conrad & Son Piano CO
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Crandall, Ind
Saffer & Kirkham
Sampson
Sampson Gang
Burroughs
National Cash Register
Thos. S. Jones
Helman’s Dept. Store
Pearl Street
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Capes
Will Griffin
O. Melton
Forest Melton
Patsy
J. S. Woolfolk
Meade County
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Montgomery Duggins
Irma
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Chicago
Mrs
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