Ashes of Presley O Bannon to be reinterred in Kentucky
The ashes of Presley O Bannon, famed Kentucky hero who helped raise the American flag at Derne in 1805, are exhumed and to be reburied with honors at the Kentucky State Cemetery in Frankfort. The Daughters of the American Revolution oversee the ceremonies at Pleasureville and the burial site near New Castle, with детали from Navy records and Virginia correspondence highlighting his service and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Journal
New Castle
Presley O'Bannon
Tripoli
Frankfort
Daughters of the American Revolution
O’bannon
Martha Cochran
Pleasureville
O'Bannon
Eaton
O Bannon
Louisville Courier Journal
the Democrat
Ben F. O'Bannon
Ford H. O'Bannon
Elizabeth
J. L. O'Bannon
New Albany
Presley Neville O’bannon
Washington
Kentucky
Virginia
Ruseelville
Capitol
Pontanezen Duckboard and Farm Sale Announcement
A Pontanezen Duckboard issue from Camp Pontanezen Brest France sent by Capt Evan M Sherrill arrives in the Democrat. The paper highlights game activities and daily news while noting a sale at Mrs Philip Denhert featuring farm wagons a surrey shafts Hoosier wheat drill Deering mowers binders and a Tiger hay rake set for Thursday September something with a 9 30 am start and four percent discount offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontanezen
Camp Pontanezen
Brest
France
Democrat
Evan M. Sherrill
James M. Sherrill
Washington Township
Surrey
Flora Ruch dies at 24 in Illinois town
Flora Ruch of Farmers City Illinois died August 1919 at LaSalle Illinois after a four month illness at Ottawa Tent Colony. She leaves a husband and daughter, with services held August 10 at the Ruch home conducted by Rev. Jas E Reynolds. burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora, Ruch
Chris. Ruch
Farmers City
Clinois
LaSalle
Willerd Rhodes
Flora
Methodist Church
Ottawa
R. G. Ruch
Jas. E. Reynolds
Maple Grove Cemetery
Welcome Home Day Brings Salem Army Man Face to Face
Major Dwight of Louisville, Salvation Army, meeting James B. Brewster at Corydon Welcome-Home-Day, recalls meeting in France. They discover their World War II era service overlapped within fifteen miles, with Brewster at Varennes and Dwight at Clermont. For sale ad notes a nine year old heavy work home. ELIGIBLE Corydon Indiana Eureka Phone.
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Dwight
Louisville
Salvation Army
Corydon
James B. Brewster
France
Brewster
Mr. Brewater
Varennes
Clermont
Eligrable
Corydon, Ind
Eureka Phone
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D. Ala
Banaon
State Cemetery
Navy Department
Yeakel’s
Men’s Sox
the Great Bargain Store
Ed Yeakel & Son
Brandenburg, Kentucky
Miles
R. R
Harrison County
Thornwood Poultry Yards & Cream Station
Crandall
Indiana
Jet
Hart
Guy Hickman
Mr. Hickman
A. J. Watson
James Pindell
Ed Roby
Mrahak
Cory‘dom
The
Presbyterian
Grabie
Yenng
Chevrolet
Oakland
California
Fort Worth
Texas
Oshawa
Ontario
Bay City
Michigan
Flint
St. Louis
Missouri
Tarrytown
New York
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