Death of Henry T. Grable near Corydon age 80
Henry T. Grable died after a brief illness at his home two miles east of Corydon. He returned from a Washington trip with nephew Josiah W. Grable to visit sister Rebecca Morton. Funeral at Corydon M E Church and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Julia A. Stevens, four children Anna Leil Alice Charley Nancy, six grandchildren, one great grandchild, sister Rebecca Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Grable
Corydon
Josiah W. Grable
Washington
Indiana
Rebecca Morton
Corydon M. E
Ralph Pearson
Oak Grove
Sarah J. McClaren
Anna
Alice
Charley
Nancy
Tye
Rebecca Morten
Grable
M. E. Church
Pennington Chapel
Lam bert Trublpruf tires promoted for comfort and service
Forest Turley of Corydon Indiana endorses Lam bert Trublpruf tires for comfort and service in motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Trublpruf
Forest
Turley
Corydon
Ind
Clayton 8s S Outing Report From Wilbur's Travel
The Clayton Sunday School outing at Wilbur's travel drew 75 attendees on August 20. Parents, children, and many relatives shared a noon table of cakes pies doughnuts fried chicken and drinks with lemonade and iced tea. Numerous Williar Schweitzer Arnold May and Jones families attended from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clicton
Wilbiar
Trave
Joseph Greer
Ilelen
Margaret
Carl Jieed
Charlestown
Ind
J. H. Conrad
Ti ¥Erman May
Laconia
Farl Williar
Maurice
Laura Evelyn
South Boone
Anna Schweitzer
Louisville
Jacob Schweitzer Sr
Nathan Williar
J. W. Jones
Elmer Williar
John May
John Schweitzer
Barry Williar
John Arnold
John T. Bennett
Donald Williar
Donald
Wm. Arnold
DD. Williar
Conrad May
Thomas Jones
F. Williar
Geo. S Jones
Anderson Williar
Carl Flanigan
Willie Schweitzer
Harvey Williar
Marie Schweitzer
Chester Bennett
Sidney Williar
Herbert Jones
James Weaver Williar
Russel Williar
Marry Williar
Corn and Clover Boost Hog Weights In Summer Pasture Test
Farmer William Randell of Montgomery County demonstrated the cheap fattening method using self feeders with corn and tankage on clover pasture. Hogs gained 114 pounds in 86 days, rising from 40 to 154 pounds, with 1.34 pounds daily gain and minimal labor. alfalfa pasture also approved by J. R. Wiley as equally effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ficndell
Montgomery County
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Randell
J. R. Wiley
Animal Husbandry
Christian Church Meeting at New Albany
The Southern half of the South Eastern District Christian Churches will meet at Central Christian Church New Albany on Thursday September 15. Out of town members may attend via morning trains and return on afternoon trains. The program includes addresses by National and State secretaries and reports on stewardship education and leadership. Conference adjourns at 3 30 P M with a 1 80 P M re s s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
New Albany
Fred. R. Davies
C. W. Cauble
United Christian Missionary Society
Bert Wilson
Joe Pinaire's Feeds Advertise Baled Hay and Straw
Local listing promotes Joe Pinaire's for baled hay baled wheat straw baled oat straw baled odder and other feeds with emphasis on availability and variety for farmers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pinaire’s
Roll of Honor subscribers listed for Corydon Democrat
Roll of Honor lists new and renewed subscribers to the Corydon Democrat from numerous towns and cities including New Salisbury White Cloud Corydon Mauckport Crandall Fairland Ramsey Louisville Laconia New Albany Evans Landing Chicago Georgetown and others along with an advertisement for Snow White Flour at Miles' Variety Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Democrat
Lizzie Bender
New Salisbury
Harry Hughes
White Cloud
Oscar Hauswald
Corydon
Jesse A. Hisey
Mauckport
Mary EK
Thomas
Crandall
Millard Thomas
Maud S. Lowe
Fairland
L. W. Davis
Ramsey
C. S. Lockhart
Louisville
J. ST. Bennett
Laconia
Funkhouser
W. Shaffer
Cordon
Ruth Ehlers
New Albany
Ten
Trewster
J. W. Meinteer
Elizabeth
Maisie Cunningham
Locust Point
John H. Kannapel
Clarence H. Secrist
New Middletown
John Yeager
J. R. White
M. C. Thornton
Amazi B. Toler
C. A. Daily
Wm. Tuell
Evans Landing
Margaret Prage
Chicago
Levada Hendricks
John Walter
Wim. DB
Wilson
Chas
B. Macherey
E. St. Louis
R. L. Cahall
Hammond
John Miller
Marsh
Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert M. Daily
Dan'l W. Davis
Milltown
Jas Dalton
Wm. D. Wilson
Peter Woertz
Georgetown
George Hiaas
Herschel LaHue
Kirkpatrick
Fzra S&s
Milutown Residents Visit and Local Guests
Perry and Seth Seacat of Depauw and Steward Beals of English were in town on business Monday. Many locals hosted visitors from Evansville Louisville New Albany and Tell City while families attended the Marengo Fair last week. A Christian Sunday School shower honored Oscar and Mrs Pearson with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannelton
Leroy
William Callahan
Miss Wiona
Evansville
Leavenworth
Dr. Jonson
Louisville
Ollie Crecelius
Trev. J. Ed. Murr
Indianapolis
Cort Murr
Shellyville
Ind
Maggie Warfield
Farmersburg
Illinois
Joseph L. Bline
Lloyd Gibbs
New Albany
Ida E. Hedden
Arthur Creech
Marjorie
James
A. K. Chalmers
Kansas City
Kansas
Annie Taylor
Joseph R. Ross
A. B. Corbin
Tell City
James. Jackson
William Lincoln
Thompson’s Chapel
William Marr
Claud Poe
Maron 50
S. M. Watts
John Dubois
Charles Att
The
Christian Sunday School
Oscar Pearson
Lula
Everett Bird
Local notes reflect visits and events around Louisville area
Community notices list Miss May Tranum visiting sister in Louisville and many neighbors traveling to New Albany Jeffersonville Corydon Vincennes and Fredericksburg for visits sales fairs and family occasions. The column notes births illnesses horse accidents school activities and requests for utility pullets at Perry E Kintner Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpogwoopd
May Tranum
Frank Wells
Louisville
John Seipel
John Jr
Wallis
New Albany
Clarence Ellis
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Dell
Ellis
Blanche Brown
Violet Kirkham
Muncie
Edgar Saffer
Amelia Blake
Near Central
John Blake
T. G. Tranam
John F. Melton
Oran Mo
G. C. Gresham
Idabelle Gresham
Wm. DeWeese
Fredericksburg
Chas. Ginkins
Alfred Franklin
Ben Baily
Lucinda Gwartney
Boone Township
Corydon
B. F. Smith
Fay
Ora Ludlow
Amy
Maurice Brown
Cedar Farm
Smith
Camp Ground
Dee Duggins
Iome
Dogwood
Jode Kkart
Tom Watson
Near New Albany
Ramsey Camp Meeting of 1921 Highlights
The seventeenth annual Harrison County Holiness Association Ramsey Camp drew many former locals and distant residents. Dr Glasscock preached two powerful daily sermons with converts reclaimed and sanctified. Joe and Helen Peters were noted song evangelists. Rosenbarger Miller supplied Willys lighting for the camp, and plans include road improvements to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramsey
Harrison County Holiness Association
Ramsey
Dro. Glasscock
Stephen
Barnabas
Joe
Helen Peters
Carrison County
Rosenbarger & Miller of
Ceffydon
Ramsey Camp
The Winding Path and Wisdom Overhead
Poetic reflection on life as a winding road guided by Wisdom. Emma N. Carleton of New Albany Indiana offers a reflective verse describing movement through shifting scenes, urging courage as one travels toward one’s journey’s end.
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Stevenson of
Hazlitt
Emma N. Carleton
New Albany, Ind
Wolfe Eisenmenger Wedding in Webster Township
Miss Itosa Anna Wolfe married Elmer H. Eisenmenger at the Wolfe home in Webster township with Rev. C M Wachter officiating. Irene Eisenmenger and Clarence Wolfe served as bridesmaid and best man. only relatives attended. a luncheon followed. The couple will reside on the Eisenmenger farm. Car load of apples soon Miles Variety Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolfe
Webster Township
Itosa
Anna l. Wolfe
Elmer H. Eisenmenger
John Eisenmenger
C M. Wachter
Irene Eisenmenger
Clarence Wolfe
Jacob Becker
Eisenmenger
Harrison County State Normal Picnic At Collette Park
Local social notes report visitors from Louisville and New Albany. Harrison County Indiana State Normal students held an August 16 picnic at Collette Park with 50 attendees. The afternoon included games and a 6 p.m. lunch led by Miss Maud Hays and J H Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County State Normal
Harrison County
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Collatte Park
Japan Plans Pyramid for First Emperor Jimmu Tenno
A Tokyo suburb project proposes building a monumental pyramid for Emperor Jimmu Tenno. A committee will collect a stone from every subject of the empire to form the base, aiming to create the tallest structure in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Jimmu Tenno
Tokio
Far East
Eph Engleman Attends Harrison County Fair
Eph Engleman of New Albany attended the Harrison County Fair for two days. Born and reared in this county he has attended every Harrison County Fair. He has many friends in the county and looks well with a good chance to set attendance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Engleman
New Albany
Mr. Engleman
Harrison County
Eph
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Clipton
Miles’ Variety Store
Christian Church Meeting
Roll of Honor
Milutown
Perry E. Kintner
Ramsey Camp Meeting
Cash & Carry Grocery Dept
Downdale
Samson Tractor
F. O. B. Factory
Saffer & Kirkham, Dealers
Corydon, Indiana
Wolfe—Eisenmenger
Miles
E. L. Miles
Sandy Branch
Robert McDaniel
Luther Ross
William Bryant
Jerry Adams
Andrew
Arthur Uth
Albert Kuppenstapel
Edward Bryant
Anna Burk
Pearl
Walter Pierson
George Jenkins
Fanny Ber
Irene
John
Oscar
Robert Dobson
Wyatt Bowlin
Maud Hays
J. H. Daley
Sec
Treas
Miles Variety Store
Hudson & Farish
E. R. Page
Indiana Veterinary College
Fureka
Indiatra
Jas. L.luckett
the Muldoon Monument Co
C. H. Ginkins
Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and Spring Sts
Alex Miller
Post Office Building
Hequta
AGC
He Qn
Corydon, Ind
Sbies
Thacher
Thacher Medicine CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
U. A
DRLG
Istarling’s Drug
Jackson Township
E. C. Sappenfield
P. O
Busy Bee
Dorsey
Will Christley
Swarens
Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey Crandall and
Depauw
Eureka
F. D. McDonald
Depauw, Ind
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