Indiana Barberry Destruction Order 1919 Public Notice
The Indiana Department of Conservation announces an order to destroy Berberis vulgaris and all horticultural varieties including purple-leafed barberry by December 31, 1919 to prevent harboring Puccinia graminis. Owners must remove on their lands at their expense. penalties range from $10 to $300 plus possible jail time. Governor James P. Goodrich approves with date November 6, 1919. Royalty-free attestation: W A Guthrie, J W Holtzman, S Coulter, R M Holman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Wallace
Department of Conservation
State of
Indiana
Indianapolis
The
Conservation Commission
W. A. Guthrie
John W. Holtzman Stanley Coulter
Richard M. Holman
James P. Goodrich
Corydon Welcomes Local Laundry Run by Mr Louis Quebbeman
In Corydon residents are urged to support Mr Louis Quebbeman who operates a laundry on Water street two blocks west of the public square. He maintains a full laundry setup, offers pickup and delivery by wagon, and invites customers to call by phone for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Quebbeman
Corydon
Quebbeman
Water Street
Settlement Notice to Clear Accounts Before January First
Our firm intends to settle all current bills and accounts before January 1, 1926. We request every person holding an account against us to send or bring it in promptly. We urge all debtors to complete settlements before January 1. Help us square accounts.
Marriage of Rev Walter Bond and Miss Clara Auten
Reverend Walter Bond of Palmyra U B Church married Clara Auten of Coal City Indiana on November 27. Bond is a young minister educated at Indiana Central University and World War II veteran. The bride is described as accomplished and they receive many congratulations. an advertisement for magazine subscriptions closes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bond
U. B
Palmyra
Clara Auten
Coal City
Ind
Bond
Indiana Central University
Death of Young Nar Drusher McClaran Near Corydon
Drusher McClaran died at his mother and step father’s home near Corydon after a weeklong illness from diabetes. He was eighteen and survived by his mother two half sisters Viola and Thelma Gurtz and half brother Armen Gurtz. Funeral held Tuesday at Haas' Chapel. Burial in nearby church cemetery. He had worked the past year at his uncle Joe MecClaran’s chicken hatchery and was described as faithful and industrious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusher McClaran
Michael Gurtz
Corydon
Haas’ Charel
N. M. Rundlay
Viola
Thelma Gurtz
Armen Gurtz
Crushel
Joe T. MecClaran
Mr. McClaran
Lyceum Stunts and Lectures Highlight December Activities
Father Wicke spoke of France and its Pyrenees and the Mediterranean. Heather Wicke lectured on Joseph Conrad to the Senior English class. The Senior Class works on the play Mr Bob coached by Misa Frank. Dec 18 Lyceum show and a double basketball night on Dec 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicke
France
Pyrennes
Mediterranean Sea
Bob
Lyceum
Misa Frank
Frank W. Jordan
Heather Wicke
Joseph Conrad
Literary Society
New Amsterdam
Jeffersonville
Corydon
Alice Brewster
Julia Miller
Louise Bottorff
Carrie Moore
Catherine Hudson
Mrs Donna A Markwell Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Donna A Markwell wife of Charles Markwell died Thursday evening December 1 at her Georgetown home after a long illness of goitre She was 51 and is survived by her husband a daughter Edna three sisters and two brothers Funeral services were held at the Christian church Georgetown with burial in the local cemetery She was the daughter of the late Harve Johnson and spent most of her life in the county from Crandall to Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna A. Markwell
Charles Markweill
Georgetown
Goitre
Markwell
Edna
Ben Fiock
Hester Riley
Seymour Walk
Charles
Jesse Johnson
Christian Church
The
Harve Johnson
Crandall
Nurse Lilipep Reports November Nursing Activities
County KR C Nurse Miss Lilipep reports to the Nursing Activities Committee detailing November work. She logged 126 visits including 18 tuberculosis patients, visited 21 schools examining 560 children, performed two operations, and accompanied patients to a dentist and an oculist as part of a local health department campaign for better community health and child disease resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilipep
Red Crosse
Harrison County
Health Department
Bus Schedule From Corydon To New Albany Listed
A G Stover outlines daily car trips between Corydon and New Albany with stops at Rosenbargers restaurant Burton's and Hoosier Dairy Lunch. Depart Corydon 6 38 a m and 2 p m weekdays 1 30 p m Sunday. Depart New Albany 10 a m and 4 p m weekdays 6 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
New Albany
Rosenbarger’s
Burton’s and Hoosier Dairy
G. Stover
Notice to Indiana State Normal Students Banquet plates available
After all reservations by Alumni, many plates for the I S N 3 Banquet on December 26 are open to former students who are not graduates of the State Normal School. Those wishing to reserve should inform committee members N I Clunie Grace Carroll Maude Hays and Walter Elwanger immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
N. I. Clunie
Grace Carroll
Maude Hays
Walter Elwanger
Time Deposits Solicited by Farmers State Bank
The Farmers State Bank of Lanesville solicits time deposits at four percent interest. A birth notice records the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs Christian Leffler near Elizabeth on Monday December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Stete Bank
Lanesville
Soligs
Christian Leffler
Elizabeth
Death of John A. Swan in Gibson County
John A. Swan died at his Kings Station home in Gibson County on December 7 after a liver cancer illness. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. C. W. Sydman officiating and burial followed in Wein’ Till cemetery, Fort Branch. He was about 63, married to Carrie Hottell, with four children, three surviving Kenneth of Bloomington Ruskin and Mrs. W. F. Goodrich of Princeton, plus siblings Dr. Swan Paragon Hugh Swan Montana and Mrs. E. Pfrimmer Garber Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Swan
Kings Station
Gibson County
C. W. Sydman
Fort Branch
Wein’ Till
Mr. Swann
Carrie Hottell
County
Kenneth
Bloomington
Ruskin
W. F. Goodrich
Princeton
Swan
Paragon
Indiana
Hugh Swan
Montana
E. Pfrimmer
Garber
Oklahoma
South Boone Notes Include Travel and Birth Announcements
Local items report Mrs Andrew Bauman and Ham Boone visiting Louisville last week while Henry Ellis and Elmer Gates family news appears. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Emery Brown and a son to Mr and Mrs B F Radmacher of Louisville. Mrs Brown and Mrs Radmacher are sisters from Laconia. Mrs Charlie Brown visited Louisville while ill health improved. Rev C D Bowman preached at the Presbyterian church and Corydon singers could not come due to weather. Sunday School continues at both churches with plans for services after 9. Eli Shields and wife depart for Fresno to visit son Harry. Tacoma M E Sunday School plans Christmas tree event on December 24. Boone township teachers met for Institute on the 2nd Saturday. bad weather delayed speakers except County Superintendent A O Deweese who spoke. dinner served to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Boone
Louisville
Minerva Ridley
New Albany
Emery Brown
B. F. Radmacher
Burrell Franklin Jr
Brown
Radmacher
Maud and
Goldie Anderson
Laconia
Charlie Brown
Will Zimmerman
C. D. Bowman
Presbyterian Church
Corydon
Eli Shields
Fresno
California
Harry W. Shields
Boone Township
Institute
A. O. Deweese
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Excelsior Telephone Co
The Excelsior Telephone Company calls its annual stockholders meeting at No 3 Washington School House Franklin Township Harrison County Indiana at 1 PM Saturday December 27 1919 to elect a board of directors and address other lawful business Chas W Miller Secretary d17-37w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Telephone Company
Washington
Franklin Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Chas. W. Miller
The
Advertising Rates Increase After January First Nineteen Twenty
The paper announces new display ad charges of 25 cents per inch effective after January 1 1920. This rate change aims to help cover rising expenses reported as 150 170 dollars per ton for paper.
Woodward and Colpin Wed in Chicago
Miss May Woodward and Mr. Emmett Colpin married recently in Chicago. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Woodward of New Amsterdam, had worked in Chicago. The groom, a World War I captain, discharged last fall, has since worked in the theater in Chicago and is son of Mrs. Delia Colpin of New Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Woodward
Emmett Colpin
Chicago
France
A. T. Woodward
Delia Colpin
New Amsterdam
Local Names Listed in Five Marital Notices
Local notices list Edgar O. Rippy with Lola F. Taylor, James E. Edmondson with Ethel Heas, and Colwell M. Frakes with Emma M. Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar O. Rippy
Lola F. Taylor
James E. Edmondson
Ethel Heas
Colwell M. Frakes and
Emma M. Keller
Local Folks Make Short Trips and Visit Kin
Miss Zelma Blake returns from New Albany after visiting relatives. Carl Duley and Eddie Ekart come back from Secor Illinois where they husked corn. Dave Crecelius visits his sisters and family and attends Cortland Peters sale. T. G. Tranam buys a Grafonola from Frank Shireman. Amos Rhodes visits Greensburg and scouts nearby farms. Lee and Ben Carver rush to their mother's bedside, Mrs Elias Carver, who is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Duley
Eddie Ekart
Secor
Illinois
Dave Crecelius
New Amsterdam
Sidney Elbert
Lee Elbert
Curt
Lee Duley
Alva Carver
Cortland Peters
T. G. Tranam
Frank Shireman
Amos Rhodes
Greensburg
Ind
Curtis Daley
Lee
Ben Carver
Elias Carver
Lula Bube
W. O. Rissler
Valley City
Stockholders Meeting of The First National Bank 1920 Election
The First National Bank will hold a stockholders meeting in its banking rooms on Tuesday January 13 1920 from 10 A M to 2 P M. The session will elect a board of directors for 1920 and consider any other business brought before the stockholders. President W P Huff presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
W. P. Huff
Notice of Bond Issuance Hearing Harrison County Indiana
Notice of Application to Issue Bonds from Harrison County Board of Commissioners seeks 87 0 0 for a county highway project. Public hearing set January 6 1930 at 9 AM at the State Board of Tax Commissioners, with plans on file in the Auditor's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Garrison County
Iediana
Py Hays Crosier
Plana
Fodiaravells
Indiana
State Board of Tax
Aaid
Nicholas Eve
Devilt
Peat
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Lew M. O'Bannon
Beal
Richard Lieber
Corydon’s Laundry
Bond-Auten
Oita
Foster W. Cook
Young Nar
Drushel McClaran
Corydon High School
Chas. Markwell
KR. C
Indiana State Normal
Gideon County
Baldwin
Columbia Grafon
Fyory At
Columbia Records
Q. R
Honey Freckles
F. W. Shireman
South Boone
Andrew Bauman
Muza
Henry Ellis
Elmer Gates
M. E. Sunday School
Tacoma
Congress
Jacob L. O'Bannon
Floyd County
Thomas B. Buskire
Orange County
Democratic Party
Lewis Pelman
Taylor Township
Frank Sohn
Mahan
Saffer
John Blake
Lemmie Sturms
Elena Seipel
John Luther
Lula
Ekart
Leo Elbert
Dr. Smoots
Zelma Blake
David Kaylor
Wash
West
Sanborn's Coffee
Ae Coffee
Hudson & Lahue
Chase & Sanborn
Hays Milling & Grain Co
Worthington, Ind
Guthrie Street
Postofhoe
Kentucky
Vielen Tring
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