Welcome Home Day in Corydon Highlights Veterans Return
Governor Hanly spoke to a crowded Corydon audience praising U S troops and urging ratification of the Peace Treaty. Aerial stunts from Camp Knox delighted attendees as the Young Business Men's Club organized a detailed Welcome Home Day with parades, fundraisers, and a gun ceremony.
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Sen. M. O’bannon
Hanly
France
Ah. Hanly
Germany
United States
Mr. Hanly
Wilson
Senate
National Inquirer
League of Nations
Camp Knox
BE. L. McKinster
Edgar Miles
Ivan Roeenbarger
Roy Lahue
R. E. Miller
Ruskin F
W. P. Huff
F. RB. Wright
C. A.keller
John M. Huff
R. F. Rowe
Oscar McCollum
Hurley Conrad
Orlan Conrad
Geo. D. Hurst
Paul Neely
Russell R. Rowe
DePauw
Beretta Davis
Palmyra
May Huff
Crandall
Chas H. Ash- Worth
Rampey
Ola Walk
Malhchport
Faye Singleton
New Amsterdam
Fern Blake
Laconia
Grace Carroll
Rew Middletown
Jade Bickel
Lanesville
Fern Lyskowinski
Corydon
Jean Buileit
Christine Keller
Mary Mergaret Miller
Faith Dropsey
Marjorie Luckett
Lovi Bullitet
Norma Foppe
Molle Keller
Chandandan
Margaret. .Hudeon
Jeine Kopp
Pearl Bullet
Planshe Sharp
Margaret Lative
Mins Senior
Ween
Ferrit
Ruskin F. Rowe
Johan M. Huff
Sam L. Riely
Farewell Party for Pvt. Dewey Duggins in Wheat Home
A farewell party was held at Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wheat residence on August 14 for Pvt. Dewey Duggins on a fifteen day furlough. Attendees included family and friends, with Victrola music and refreshments. Duggins, in the army three years with eighteen months overseas, leaves Friday for Camp Castle, Va., awaiting discharge.
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C. M. Wheat
Pvt
Dewey Duggins
Frank Wheat
Amzie Richard
Perry Huntsinger
Owen Richard
Charlies Wheat
Orvil Evans
Olin Grable
Carl Bruce
John Kiger
Anna Wheat
Nellie Conrad
Dessie Huntsinger
Jessie Wheat
Wilma Smith
Alma Conrad
Ruth Wheat
Fern Grabie
Hallie Bruce
Marie Letche
Dewey
Camp Custle
Soldier Boys salute Crandall town thanks
Lieutenant Russell Louden of the 5th Infantry Camp Zachary Taylor and his detachment thanked Crandall residents for kindness during their flood disrupted camp stay. They praised Lt Louden and Lt M A Ross and Captain Walter Walden and noted cake gifts from local ladies. A pie supper August 23 at Greenbrier schoolhouse raises funds for a Sunday School organ, with Blue Ribbon Orchestra, near Crandall. Music and pies urged. proceeds go to the Sunday School.
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Russell Louden
5Th Infantry
Zachary Taylor
Fair Grounds
Louden
M. A. Ross
Walter Walden
Greenbrier
Blue Ribbon Orchestra
Crandall
Social notes full of visits and gatherings in Louisville area
Nottick's Corner reports Chas Cunningham visiting his mother Mrs Mad Cunningham in Louisville. Multiple families travel to Washington and Shellyville for visits. A large Saturday night party at Joseph Sandbach’s hosts many locals including Beeler, Farnsley, Hollis, Blackman, LaDuke, Evans and others. All guests departed late wishing for more events.
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338
Roscoe Blackman
Aaron Johnson
Chas
Rupp
Shellyville
Nellie Webb
Matt Scott
Baby
New Albany
Chas. Wilson
Garvin Hiser
Ernest
Lillian
Raymond Huffine
Clara
Sophia Stewart
Hallie
Idena
Erby Hollis
Beatrice
Esther Blackman
Mary Glaze
Anna Villier
Blanche
Esther LaDuke
Frances Kessinger
Mary Welker
Zola Johnson
Sylvia Evans
Katie
Rozetta Bower
Mary Scales
Hisse Sandbach
Grace Sullivan
Apville Evans
William
Harry Wilson
Dewey
Herman
Bannon
William Beeler
Charles Russel
Charles
Mury Baumegarde
Homer
Irvin Sullivan
Elmo
Kenneth Johnson
Edwin Wolpert
Lloyd Hollis
John
William Hildebrand
Walter Lemmon
Lester
Maxwell LaDuke
Robert Farnsley
Paul Norman
Leslie
Curtis
Charles Bowman
Willie Tuell
Jimmie Glaze
Courtney McElfresh
Daniel Boling
Joseph
Frank
Richard Bower
Lee Hubar
Herschel Long
Walter Hansen
Marshall
Elmer Sandbach
Harry Rusk
Lewis Kron
Carl
Lewis Paumegarde
Leslie Blackman
Harold Winders
Carl McRae
Earl Bailey
Wm. Bucker
Martin Lilly
Jesse Evans
Ezra Sandbach
Stanley Farnsley
Claude Evans
Joseph Landbach
Jacob Roudenbush
Thomas Evans
Local residents attend region events and sorrow at Laconia
Nathan Williar John May Elmer Williar George Jones and Dale Williar were in Corydon Tuesday of last week. Harry William visited relatives in New Albany and sister Mrs Elia Greer of Charlestown Indiana. Death of John Boone prompts funeral at Rehoboth with neighbors sending sympathy. Rev Hartsook of Paoli spoke at E L Presbyterian church and will hold a meeting at Rehoboth next week.
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Nathan Williar
John May
Elmer Williar
George Jones
Dale Wiliar
Corydon
Elsie Mae Williar
Ola May
Thomas Cooper
Laconia
Old Goshen
Dale Williar
James Weaver
Nate Williar
Alva Bennett
Elizabeth
M. E
J. I. Bennett
Violet
Kentucky
Harry William
New Albany
Elia Greer
Charlestown
Ind
Janie Greer
Marguerite Wilar
Clarence Bennett
J. S. Bennett
Harry Cunningham
Ray Williar
John Boone
Rehoboth
Rev
Hartsook
Paoli
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
An old advertisement warns catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It attributes deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises a constitutional cure via Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims patients receive a free trial and a money back guarantee.
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Hall
All Pevensie
Chew & CO
Lost watch missing near Lanesville and New Albany
Missing item report from over a month ago seeks return of an open-face silver watch with three gold hands. Reward offered for information. Contact Kamnapel at the given address.
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Lanesville
New Albany
Kamnapel
Farm for sale near Corydon and Valley City pike
Stock Yards Corydun Pike New Albany Ind Home Phone No 1652 al3 2w for Sal e good yards of 108 cervs four miles below Mauckport one and one half miles from the Ohio river and one fourth mile from Corydon and Valley City pike 60 acres cultivated 29 in pasture balance in timber good barn spring and a two story hewed log house terms W H Funkhouser North Madison Indiana Care Cragmont a6-4w
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Mauckport
Ohio River
Corydon
Valley City Pike
W. H. Funkhouser
North
Madison
Indiana
Cragmont
Harrison County to Issue Gravel Road Bonds
The Harrison County Board of Commissioners filed petitions with the State Board of Tax Commissioners to issue bonds for gravel or macadam highway construction in Harrison County Indiana. Public hearings are set for September 15 1919 in Indianapolis at 9 A M with taxpayers urged to attend. bonds totals listed as 28000 and 15000 dollars. Officials Nicholas Eve David C Fouts and John L Windell announce the notices dated August 12 1919.
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State of Indiana
County of Harrison
Board of County Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
John J. Seipel
Board of County
State of
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Namson County
Charles J. Treece
Indianapolis
Nicholas Eve
David C. Fouts
John Ll. Windell
Board of Commissioners of
Harison County
Sam P. McRae
County of
Harrison
John L. Windell
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