Death Of Lula Stallings Aged 18 In Webster Township
Miss Lula Esther Stallings died at her parents home in Webster Township after months of heart trouble following typhoid. She was born August 15, 1901, aged 18 years 3 months 12 days, a member of Rogers Camp Ground M. E. church. Funeral at Rogers Camp Ground Church conducted by Rev. A J Bennett with burial in nearby cemetery. Surviving: father Grant Stallings, mother, and sister Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Esther Stallings
Grant Stallings
Webster Township
Louisville
Jenkins
Amzi Weaver
Elizabeth
Rogers Camp Sround M
Rogers Camp Ground
A. J. Bennett
South Boone News Notes and Local Church Plans
South Boone residents attended the Wield Meet in Corydon. Several families report illnesses. Dan Griffin and Olive visited Robt Boone and Jast. Ben Faith arrives home from the 72nd Division, one of the Boone Two boys with Raymond Chaffin the sole survivor. Seminary guests and Thanksgiving observances fill the week with church services planned at Laconia and Boone Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boone
Wield
Corydon
Edna Stepro
Grace Chaffin
Dan Griffin
Olive
Boone
Jast
Ben Faith
Raymond Chaffin
Hewitt F. Cunningham
Louisville Seminary
Wm. A. Alexander
North Carolina
Geo. F. Johnson
Tennessee
Ladies Aid
Laconis
Jack Radmacher
Ed Best
Union Chapel
Hurst
F. M. Bartley
Boone Township
Bartley
South Goone
Belle Eis
Spruce Ells
Detroit
Michigan
Dr. Forbes
Ellis
Laconia Presbyterian Church
C. D. Bowman
A Good Woman Gone
Stella I Roberts died November 20 1919 aged 37 years 5 months 27 days. She leaves husband Joseph H Roberts nine children five daughters and four sons with one son deceased. Funeral led by Rev M C Michel at Mills town and burial in Mill town cemetery. Dearest mother the family morns and prays for eternal peace. Father and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella I. Roberts
Joseph H. Roberts
Ethel
M. Byerly
Marengo
Iva
Fay
Ruth
Fern
Alvin
Frankie
Charles
Cort
Pfister
George Roberts
Christian Church
M. C. Michel
Millstown
Milltown
Mother
No Hunting Limited on Farms in Heth and Washington Townships
Mrs. David Kaylor of Palmyra, in poor health for a long time and worse last week, noted amid a regional notice stating no hunting allowed on the farms in Heth and Washington townships day or night, including booting or trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth and
Washigton
David Kaylor
Palmyra
High School Field Meet News Split For Next Week
Two lengthy items on the High School Field Meet and the Spencer Township Farm Institute are being held for next week to accommodate a dozen or more shorter notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Township
Farmeta’ Institute
St. Claire Sisters Four Company At Lyceum Saturday
The St. Claire Sisters Four Company tours Lyceum and Chautauqua programs with a varied mix of orchestral vocal and novelty features. Ella St. Claire, Mary St. Claire, Velma St. Claire and Lilian St. Claire perform soprano and alto roles with piano mandolin violin and banjo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
St. Claire Sisters
Chautauqua
Ella St. Claire
Mary St. Claire
Velma St. Calire
Lilian St. Claire
Keller-D. Keller wed at New Albany home ceremony
Dean Keller and Mrs Pearl Fetzer Keller united in marriage at the bride’s sister Mrs Thomas Lane home with Rev. J G Moore officiating. Attendants were the bride’s niece and her husband Mrs Alva Anderson and Alva Anderson. Lucile Lane played the wedding march after which refreshments were served. Both have prior marriages dissolved by death and the groom with E Hickman runs the Corydon Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Fetzer Dean
New Albany
David A. Keller
Thos. Lane
J. G. Moore
Alva Anderson
Lucile Lane
Keller
Helfrich and Askren Wed in Jeffersonville Nuptials
Inez Helfrich daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Helfrich married John Askren son of Smith Askren of Ramsey on a Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 in Jeffersonville. The Democrat extends congratulations to the couple. Mrs Askren works as the Ramsey telephone exchange operator and will continue in that role during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Helfrich
John Askren
Jeffersonville
Henry Helfrich
Smith Askren
Ramsey
Democrat
Notice to Hunters on My Harrison Township Farm
Wm Riperdian posts a formal notice forbidding hunting trapping or trespassing on his Harrison Township farm. No person may enter the property without permission. Violators may face legal action under local trespass rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Ripperidan
Notice to Settle Fertilizer Accounts by December First
Notice to all who owe W. Neely & Son for fertilizer to call and settle by cash or note on or before December 1 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Neely & Son
For Sale Second hand International 6 FH P engine
One second hand International 6 FH P gasoline engine offered in good condition. Contact Hurst Haw Co for details and viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst Haw. Co
Local Notes Heal in Corydon Area News
Local families from Winslow and Boone township attend the funeral of F M Bartley. John Hedges travels through Corydon to New Middletown to visit homefolks and sell Inter Southern Life Insurance. A double header basketball night unfolds at Corydon Grade School with C H S, Paoli, Phoenix Club, and Georgetown Independents. Subscriptions and address change noted for Mrs Bailor in Hollywood. Ray Logie of Georgetown suffers serious injury from a fall from a telephonic pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hedges
New Albany
Corydon
New Middletown
Palmyra
Inter-Southern Life Insurance Co
Paoli
Phoenix Club
Georgetown Independents
Doans Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Kidney Relief
Mrs. Sallie Brandenberg of Walnut Street Corydon testifies to enduring kidney relief from Doans Kidney Pills. She recalls back pain and kidney trouble solved after three boxes, notes early 1910 results, and reports continued faith in the remedy through 1919 with lasting benefit and willingness to recommend. Pills cost 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Brandenberg
Walnut St. Corydon
Dean
Doan
Riely
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Notice to Road Contractors Harrison County Indiana
The Harrison County Board of Commissioners solicits sealed proposals for a two mile highway improvement by grading draining and paving with stone ten feet wide located in Harrison and Posey Townships known as the Ben Russell et al road. Bids due January 6 1920 at 2 00 PM with double bond and noncollusion affidavit. board may reject all bids. completion time set after letting. bonds to benefit any party suffering loss from bidder default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Said County
Court House
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison and
Posey
Harrison County
Sam C. Mauck
State of Indiana
Ind
State of
Franklin Township
Julius Zabel
County
Said
Harrison Co
Posey and
Taylor
Gumaiee
Board of Commissionera
Mauck
Correction of Commissioner's Allowances Error
A publication error misattributed a labor payment in District No 3. It listed Chester Turley paying $4.50 for labor when the recipient was Chester Emily. The mistake occurred in this office and has been corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ford Emily
Chester Turley
Chester Emily
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services on Dec 7 10 45 and 7 PM
The Presbyterian Church offers a 10 45 A M sermon titled The Bible's Great Wrestling Match and a children's talk A Rat Trap. Evening service at 7 P M features The Cross.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered as Cure
A newspaper notice claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages by internal use. It asserts the remedy cleanses the blood on the mucous surfaces, strengthens constitution, and offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure. It provides Chicago address and druggist endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Notice of sealed bids for Harrison County highway project
Notice is given to receive sealed proposals for improving the Julius Zabel et al road in Franklin township Harrison County Indiana. Work includes grading draining and paving with stone about 14520 feet. Bids open January 6 1920 at 2 PM. Bond equal to double bid required.
Notice to Issue Bonds for Harrison County Road Project
Public hearing set for December 19 1919 at 9:00 A M in Indianapolis Indiana on the Harrison County Board of Commissioners petition to issue bonds of 87000 for a free gravel or macadam highway per County Unit Law. Taxpayers and interested persons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
County of
Harrison
Board of County Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Mays Crosier
State of
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board of Accounts
Nicholas Eve
David Co. Fouts
John L. Windell
Board of Commissioners of
Agaw
Keller Manufacturing v Sands quiet title suit in Harrison County
In Harrison Circuit Court Indiana November Term 1919 Keller Manufacturing Company files a complaint to quiet title on forty acres in Section 3 Township 4 South Range 4 East describing the east half of the east half of the southwest quarter. The defendants include Francis M Sands the unknown heirs and devisees of Sands and Martha S Sands and Michael Geldbach with missing residents and are required to appear January 15 1920 in Corydon Harrison County to answer or demur. Witness James A Watso n Clerk. dec 3 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison
Keller Manufacturing Company
Francis M. Sands
Martha S. Sands
Francia M- Sands
Michael Geldbach
Kirkham & O’bannon
Edward G. Keller
Michael Gehrrich
Wheat
Hholden
Corydon
James A. Watson
Harrison Circuit Court
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Kula Mather Stallings
Dice of Heart Trouble
Presbyterian Church
Alexander
St. Claires
Dean Keller
Helfrich
Askren
Geo. B. DeTar
DeTar
Harold and
Mary Belle
Winslow
F. M. Melton
Frances
Glenda Bartley
Bloomington, Tr
Willard Bartley
Laconia
Wiley Patterson
John Frederick
Owen Westle
Omer
Geo. Forbes
Racier Emmons
Cuzco
Dubois County
J. W. Bailor
Oakesdale
Wash
Stanley Ave
Hollywood
Los Angeles
California
Ray Logie
Georgetown
Aoa
House of Baldwin
America
Paris
St. Louis
Mikes
Baldwin
DePachmano
Sembrich
LaForge
Bachaus
Alda
Kha*wenka
Brown
Levitzki
Amato
Frank W. Shiremann
Santa Claus
Zane Grey
Albert Payson Terhune
Herry Oyen
Coun
Maxfield Parrish
Foster W. Cook
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Julius Maler
Posey Township
Ohio River
Sugar Grove
Farmers' State Bank
Laresville
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