Old Kentucky Home trip brings O Bannon kin to Breckenridge
A family group from Corydon and New Albany visited the old O Bannon homestead near Brandenburg in Breckenridge County. They traveled by two horse wagon, recalling sixty years since Taylor O Bannon left with relatives. The journey included a stop at Big Spring and a stay at Ashcraft Hotel. The writers praised Kentuckys hospitality and noted local nostalgia for their ancestral home.
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Kentucky
J.L. O'Bannon
J. W. Davis
New Albany
Pavlor O' Bannon
Indianapolis
O'bannon
Breckenridge County
Brandenburg
Corydon
Taylor O'Bansen
Taylor
Sbos
Mattoon
Illinois
Ashcraft
Big Spring
Blankenship
Presley N. O'Bannon
Elijah
Custer
Wen Tosweter
Farina
van Dam Bennett
Krenewekhy
Ane
Viastrangers AD
Mos
Igenmeit
Gari
Brauner
Tayoor
Feani
Rankin Brewster Archibald Brewster Dies in Posey Township
Archibald Rankin Brewster died at home in Posey township after a two day illness. Burial was at Greenwood cemetery in Taylor township. Born July 3, 1858 in Butler County Pennsylvania, he came to this county in 1863 with his parents. Survived by seven children Herman New Albany Ray Illinois Arch Graham Mrs Lawrence Metling and Misses Margaret and Nellie Brewster, a brother John and sister Miss Josephine Brewster. Brother of the late Amzi W. Brewster Corydon. A quiet citizen and Glenwood Presbyterian Church member.
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Archibald Rankin Brewster
Posey Township
Grenwood
Taylor Township
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Herman
New Albany
Ray
Illinois
Arch
Graham
Lawrence Metling
Margaret
Nellie Brewster
John
Josephine Brewster
Amzi W. Brewster
Corydon
Glenwood Presbyterian Church
Local social roundup from Thompson’s Chapel area
Rain fell Saturday afternoon in the vicinity. Mrs. Kate Rothrock spent Sunday at John Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rothrock made a business trip to Depauw last Tuesday. John Bye, Walter Taylor, Zine Taylor, Mrs. Ella Taylor and son Manly visited Corydon last week. Thevenots and Hoovers attended an ice cream social Saturday night. Several families from Depauw and Homer IL were guests or visitors through the week and weekend.
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Kate Rothrock
John Burgess
Wim. Hoover
Cisco
Luther Rothrock
Depauw
John Bye
Walter Taylor
Zine Taylor
Ella Taylor
Manly
Corydon
Willie Bitner
Dewey Thevenot
Walter Howerton
Lola
Daisy Thevenot
Jace
Edna Hoover
Dewey
Thevenot
Ray Rothrock
Charley
Kansas
Grace
School House
Carl Hottell
Bertha Byerley
Belle Rothrock
Minnie
Blanche
Anna Harman
Nelson
Paul Rothrock
Edward Seiz
Swate Mct‘laren
Willie
Nellie Morris
Mary Katharine
Homer
Hercules 20 Inch Vehicle Agency Expands in Local County
Byrne & Sons of Byrne ville secure agency for the Hercules 60-inch five messenger automobile in Tarri son Crawford Orange and Washington counties. They plan a bold ad campaign in next week's Democrat to push the new model as a smart card for transportation.
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J D. Byrne & Sons
Byrneville
New Albany
Tarrison
Crawford
Orange
Washington
The
Democrat
Byrne
All-Stars win fifth straight crowd at Corydon game
The All-Stars beat the losing team 17 to 6 at the fair grounds in Keillor town opera tion. Fleck and Gwartney led Corydon with solid work though the game was error filled. A two thirds through sixth inning injury to Tuell sparked a brief riot that was quickly calmed. A Milltown or Elizabeth team may visit next Saturday. gate admission will be charged. Henry Hild of Milltown was in Corydon on business.
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All-Stars
Keillertown
Fair Ground
Atfaair
Fleck
Gwartney
Corydon
Juang Brothers
Lang
Tuell
Kellertown
Milltown
Elizabeth
Fair Grounds
Henry ‘Tick’ Hild
L A Meech the baker suffers Ivy poison case
L A Meech, a local baker, battles a severe ivy poison infection. Medical staff monitor his condition as neighbors learn of his illness and the impact on his shop plans.
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L. A
Letter Requests Reserved Train Seat and Provisions
A London Express letter to a railway general manager describes a tourist ticket for six months to Penzance from Paddington. The writer asks for a corner seat near the center, two quiet children, luncheon with a chicken basket and hot milk, a tea basket, and shilling tips for the guard to control speed and maintain signals and machinery oiling.
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Penzance Re
Paddington
Penzance
Ene
Albio
London Express
Nieloridiway
A Fine Rain Helps Local Crops and Ad Inserts
A fine rain fell Monday night and Tuesday aiding late corn and potato crops. The notice mentions Keller's Sewing Machine Ad in the Supplement offering a $25.00 machine for $15.50 and urges readers to read the entire ad in the Supplement.
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Keller
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