Valley City Notes and Reminiscences Weekly Update
Valley City community items include relocations and jobs from Chas Mathes moving to Vincennes and Low Lingenfelter returning home after a visit. Local church preaching by Rev. Mark L. Warr is announced with communion services. Socials by M W A and R N A feature oyster soup ice cream and box supper. Farmers report tobacco prices 20 to 25 cents per pound. Miles Radio Store advertises radio sets and entertainment from concerts to plays.
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Southland
Chas, Mathes
Valley City
Vincennes
Low Lingenfelter
Willard Trottle
Ulineis
David Scull
Johm VW
Crecelius
Lakeland
Fla
Mark L. Warris
Corydon
Valley City Presbyterian Church
Curry Richard
Wim
Fef. Enka
New Amsterdam
Falls Cities
R. E. Barriger
New Albany
Arthur
Willie Hardsow
Arlie Beanblossom
Clermont
Stewart Crecelins
David
Des Moines
Iowa
Carrie Wiseman
Alfred Hardsow
Denver
Colorado
Jesse Love
Roy Shiremen
Heth
Mineola
Fia
Fes
Local Notices and School Sports Report From Lanesville
LV Mr and Mrs Walters of Wabash Ind visit their son in law Rev Stuffer Our minister John Hoffman and wife visit Hoffmans sons John and Frank Erstine of Stuttgart Ark James Sampson sold his furber shop property to Asa Loy and moved to Irvington Ky Mar Loy will continue barber business Georgetown High School played Lanesville High Friday night a hot game in Georgetown favor New Albany Delco Chit played Lanesville Independent Friday night Our Lanesville teams were tee necked for the Delco boys Christmas tree entertainment at St Johns Lutheran Church Christmas Eve Get yourself or your wife an Overland car for Christmas ditto Zabels Wardware Store''
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Walters
Wabash
Ind
Stuffer
John Hoffman
Georgetown
New Albany Delco
Lanesville
Lanesville Siants
Delco Hays
Lyceum Course at Lanesville Public School
A three lecture Lyceum course from the Dennis Lyceum Bureau will be held in Lanesville on December 20 February and March 14 in the public school building. Tickets cost 1.00 and support educational entertainment and local welfare. Teachers include Herman Prage L Simler Morris Baker Harlan Vogt and Miss Gertrude Lottich. Mr and Mrs Charles Mathews and family move from near Valley City to Vincennes Indiana where he will janitor the public school.
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Lanesville School
Herman Prage
Co. L. Simler
Asstin’ High School
Morris Baker
Harlan Vogt
Gertrude Lottich
Charles Mathews
Near Valley City
Vincennes
Ind
Mathews
Elzie Mathews
John
Corydon and Hanover Clash in Friendly Campaign Notes
High Schools contributed 450 toward the Near Mast Relief Fund. Scottsburg to host Corydon Friday night basketball. praise for Corydon fans. Miss Blanche Ridler cites good reports from Corydon teams. Marjorie Timberlake returns after illness. Louisville team defeated by local girls 17 to 4. Hanover and Corydon Friendship Campaign announced. High School Young Men's Christian Association planned. Students enjoy friendship ties and interest in college life grows.
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Scottsburg
Corydon
Scottshure
Blanche Ridler
Salem
Marjorie Timberlake
Louisville
Sutcliffe
Rev. Harris
Presbyterian Church
Hanover-Corydon
Hanover
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sheffield
Christmas Savings Club Offer at Corydon State Bank
The ad invites readers to join the Christmas Savings Club for next year and explains that deposits earn interest. It mentions Corydon State Bank and The Peoples' Bank as the institutions involved and encourages customers to come in for details.
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Corydon State Bank
the Peoples’ Bank
Studebaker
South Bend
Family ties linger in obituaries and notices from New Albany
A flow of local notices and reminiscences recount family movements involving the Williar May and Woodruff families in Elizabeth Corydon Louisville and New Albany. The piece honors Adelia Woodruff detailing her hygiene zeal teaching, church work and social clubs, with reflections on her kindness hospitality and intellect.
Remington Typewriters Celebrated as Best Worldwide
Ad claims Remington typewriters are the best in the world. Sold by Miles' Radio Store.
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Remington
Grange Elects Officers
Grange members chose new officers at the meeting. A note urged buying season tickets for the Lyceum Course at Mrs. Hall in Elizabeth.
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Grange
REHOBOTH BAZAAR ATTENDANCE AND FAMILY NEWS
A sizable number from Rehoboth attended the bazaar in Laconia on Saturday. Mrs. Jerry Evans visits Chicago with her son. Mrs. Elizabeth Harbaugh and son William visit Miles City relatives with Barbara Elbert from Louisville. Evans and Russell families gather for Thanksgiving Day and celebrate Will Evans’s 56th birthday. Carl Hornickel and Carl Glasgow with Arthur Funk visit from Hanover College and Indianapolis. Congratulations go to the Hildebrands and the Evans family of Laconia. A RADIO gift is mentioned for the family.
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Adelia Woodruff
West Eighth
Main Streets
Woodruff
Eleanors
Msic
Elly
Delia
Depauw College
Adelia
Carnegie Library
Eleanor
Hannah More Club
Edward S. Crosier
All Weathers
Louisville
Amaranth Woman's Club
Mary Cardwill
Ephemon Club
Latour
Lfe
Laconia
Jerry Evans
Chicago
Elizabeth Harbaugh
William
Miles City
Mont
Everett Brown
Julius Russell
Barbara Elbert
Albert Evans
Angus Evans
Will Evans
Marshall
Tazel Russell
Barbara Brown
William Harba
Lyceum Course Presented by Kilham at Elizabeth High
Elizabeth High hosts a Lyceum event by Dennis Lyceum Co of Wabash Indiana. John A W Kilham, Indian Chiefs impersonator, presents a program blending entertainment and history in the M E ball Friday night December 21. Kilham's background includes living among plains tribes and meeting chiefs, medicine men and trailers. The program aims to depict the Indian life with authentic attire and stories. The notice promotes home radio as a supreme gift with installation offered.
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Elizabeth Elizabeth High School
Dennis Lyceum Co
Wabash
Ind
M. E. Ball
John A. W Kilham
Kilham
Mnny
Appointment of Superintendent for Harrison County Poor Farm
Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for Superintendent County Poor Farm and Asylum to fill the unexpired term of Roy Glenn. Bids due January 7, 1924 at 1 PM with envelopes endorsed Proposals to be appointed Superintendent County Poor Farm.
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Corydon
Superintendent County Poor Farm and Asylum
Roy Glenn
County Poor Farm
Board of County Commissioners
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Eureka Milling CO
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Dale Willar
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Elmer Williar
John Arnold
Pr. Duncan
Howard Bishop
Herman L. May
Mary Williar
A. PD. Williar
Ellen Leffler
Harold Williar
Elner Williar
Clifton S. S
Donald Williar Jr
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Jos. Greer
Helen
Margaret
Warry Williar
Marguerite
Ola May
Thomas Cooper
Louis
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Mary
Anderson
Lydia May
Virgin
Margia
James Weaver
Irvin J
Bernadine
Emma N. Carleton
Elon
the Willows
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Strate
Miles’ Radio Store
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