Soldier Foland Fund Receives Post War Aid for Plattville Trip
A historical fund drive continues for William W Foland an elderly former soldier at Harrison County Home. Donors from Plattville Wisconsin Jeffersonville and Los Angeles contribute small sums to cover railroad hotel and other travel costs so he can prove his army service and seek a pension he pledges to repay if granted. The campaign seeks additional 12 to 15 dollars to reach 30 dollars for railroad and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam W. Foland
Harrison County
Plattville
Wisconsin
U. S. Army
William W. Foland
Foland
D. A. Simler
J. L. Windell
Aig
Aee
Nicholas Eve
Henry Sauerheber
C.ne
T. W. Knight
Ark Peeles
Lizzie Brewster
Cesses
Geo
G. Schafer & Wife
K. Dillman
D. DeTar
Winelow
Geo. Dannenfelser
Maurice Griffin
H. Mundon
Plattville, Wis
J. J. Bullett
Saeee
J. W. Shrigley
W. H. Morris
Amos Lemmon
Marion Campbell
Jeffersonville
Lydia Engleman
Migs Flien Clark
St. Paul
Minn
E. B. Shuck
Bethany
Neb
A. McRae
Los Angeles
Cally
John Bigger
Major Lowe
Shelbyville
John McCrady
Henry Dyer
Jesse Thevenot
Odebolt
John H. Martin
Sallie Vaughn
John Bennett
Irwin Brown
New Albany
Stauth Brothers
Miss Rose Keller
Ieee
Levis Keller O'Bannon
Lew M. O’bannon
Albert Stover
Anna Stevens
W. PP. Huff
Ed G. Keller
Death of Mrs Pauline Voyles Widow of William Voyles
Mrs Pauline Voyles died December 10 at her daughter Dorothy Arnolds home south of Palmyra after aging infirmities at eighty eight. Maiden name Colvin she leaves three daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held December 18 at the Palmyra Church of Christ conducted by Rev Joseph Bunch with burial at Lick Branch cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Voyles
William Voyles
Dorothy Arnold
Palmyra
Colvin
Church of Christ
Voyles
Joseph Bunch
Lick Branch Cemetery
Posey Township Man Injured In Log Wagon Accident
Homer Harrison of Posey township near Elizabeth suffered serious injuries on December 16 while hauling logs. A broken tongue chain caused the wagon to run onto the horses, forcing him to jump aboard a tree and later ride a horse home. Doctors Smadts and Angleman attended him. he is recovering but out of work for a long period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Harrison
Posey Township
Elizabeth
S. A. Smadts
New Middletown
Harry Angleman
Georgetown
Harrison
Williar Family News From Millsbeth Area
Dale Williar in Millsbeth as backwater floods low lands. Miss Anna Williar ill with a severe cold. Lorenzo Ferree on the sick list. Dr F B Forbis of Laconia called to see him. Elmer Williar in Louisville and visiting cousin John S Jones of West Point Ky. New Kentucky family moves onto J I Bennetts farm. Mr and Mrs Dale Williar and Gon Weaver of Laconia visited his parents. School progress praised with Fidelia Shields teaching. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes. Elmer Miller of Mauckport on the Ridge and New Boston last week. Congratulations to Ellis families. Nate Wilbiar shipped a 1020 lb beef to Louisville for $109.65. Bertha May Arnold recovering from typhoid fever. Dr S H Hurst of Laconia attended her. Harvey Cunningham and wife and child passing through en route to Evans Landing and relatives near Lacsénia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williar
Lorenzo Ferree
F. B. Forbis
Laconia
Elmer Williar
Louisville
John S. Jones
West Point
Kentucky
J. I. Bennett
Dale Williar
Gon Weaver
H. N. Williar
Fidelia Shields
Elmer Miller
Mauckport
New Boston
Edgar Ellis
Henry Ellis
Cecil Ellis
Nate Wilbiar
Bertha May Arnold
S. H. Hurst
Harvey Cunningham
Evans Landing
Thomas Cooper
Lacsénia
Vesper Service at Christian Church December 28
A Vesper Service will be held Sunday afternoon December 28 at 4 o clock at the Christian church. The program opens with organ numbers by Mollie Keller and vocal numbers by T J Hudson W J Bullett Mrs Nellie Bullett and Mrs Hall Ulen. The second part features community singing of old hymns. All invited to join this yuletide service.
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The
Christian Church
Mollie Keller
T. J. Hudson
W. J. Bulleitt
Nellie Bullett
Hall Ulen
Seriously Injured Man in Taylor Township Fall
Louis Knear was seriously injured last Friday at his Taylor township home when he fell from a wagon while loading corn. He struck icy ground, fracturing his skull and breaking a collar bone. He remained unconscious until Monday morning and is reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Knear
Taylor Township
Chas Campbell
Mr. Knear
Democratic nominees for Indiana Third District announced
Congress candidate Jacob I. O Bannon of Field county and Thomas B Buskire of Orange county seek the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress in Indiana's Third District. The party will decide bids subject to party rules and committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob I. O'Bannon
Field County
Indiana
Easton
Thomas B Buskire
Orange County
Death of Thos O Connor in Memphis after long Laconia roots
Thomas O Connor aged seventy four died suddenly of heart trouble at his Memphis Tennessee home on December 16 He had been in Memphis nearly fifty years working in business and as oil inspector He served in the Civil War with the 50th Indiana Volunteers He leaves a wife and three sons George and Edward in Memphis Frank in Knoxville Funeral services were held at the family home conducted by Methodist and Presbyterian ministers and G A R members prior to burial in Memphis He was born and raised in Laconia and was a brother of Ed O Connor of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Connor
Memphis
Tennessee
G. A. R. Post
O’connor
Laconia
Indiana Volunteers
Ed O'Connor
George
Edward
Frank
Knoxville
Death of Rev John T Hoke Aged Christian Church Minister
Rev John T Hoke a Blue River township resident died at home near Hancock Chapel on December 16 following a long illness. He was over ninety and survived by a bedridden wife who broke her hip in a prior fall. Funeral services were held at Mt Tabor church on December 18 with burial in the church cemetery. He was a longtime minister respected by many in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hoke
Blue River Township
Hancock Chapel
Hoke
Mt. Tabor
Christian Church
Local News Roundup From This Place
Sandy Branch B B and Mrs Ida Kessinger recover from long illness. John Lemmel and Raymond visit Mond Raymond Pierson family. Cooper School House pie supper draws crowd. Edward Best receives candy. Several families from Elizabeth and Locust Point visit Edward Bryant and others. Ella Pierson visits Locust Point relatives. Fred Schoen and children visit Venis Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B
Ida Kessinger
John Lemmel
Raymond
Raymond Pierson
Cooper School House
Edward Best
Merten McAhron
Mary Dobson
Felix Hill
Elizabeth
Edward Schoen
Locut Point
Edward Bryant
Ella Pierson
Fred Schoen
Locust Point
Venis Hill
Clarence Jones Dies After Illness at Home Near Ramsey
Clarence Jones died Tuesday December 16 after a two year tuberculosis illness at his mother Mrs. Millie Jones home near Ramsey. He was 32 and survived by his wife Nannie Wininger, his mother, four sisters and one brother. The couple had lived in Odebolt Town since marriage and moved to his mother’s home six weeks ago. Funeral services were held at Mt Tabor Wednesday afternoon December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jones
Millie Jones
Ramsey
Mr. Jones
Nannie Wininger
Christmas Treat for Colored Children
A Christmas treat will be given to all colored children under fifteen in the town at the bowling alley by the First National Bank building on Christmas morning. Mrs. Wm. Davis of Elizabeth, who has been ill with pneumonia, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Charles & Toler
Lee E. Wurm
Harrison County
Indiana
Circuit Court
Charlies H. Toler
W. Cook
State of Indiana
Harrison
Board of County Commissioners
Hai County
Hays Crosier
Mule Township
County of
Hartis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Hartisop
Haya Crosier
Indianapolia
State Board of Tax Commissionere
Nicholas Eve
Dobnell
Board of Commissioners of
Death of a Beautiful Girl Esther Stallings 1901 1919
Esther Stallings daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Stallings born August 15 1901 died November 27 1919 aged 18 years 3 months 12 days. She lived at Roger s Camp Ground joined the M E church at thirteen and was active in Sabbath School. A senior at Elizabeth Hig School she battled typhoid fever in spring and bore suffering with faith. Her dying wish was for prayers and to meet her in heaven. Funeral at Roger s Camp Ground conducted by Rev Alva Bennett pallbearers from her class and floral tributes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Grant Stallings
Elizabeth
M. E. Church
Roger’s Camp Ground
Moore
Elizabeth Hig School
Jesus
Roger's Camp Ground
Alva Bennett
Oliver McRae
Edwin Wolpert
Herbert Prage
Willie Tuell
Charley Best
John Scales
John Prage
Mary Brinley
Helen Crosier
Mary Clark
Naomi Johns
Mary Glaze
Thanking Neighbors for Kindness at Burial
Mr and Mrs Albert Hunter express gratitude through this paper for the kindness and sympathy shown by neighbors and friends at the burial of their little son Earl William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hunter
Earl Willam
Timberlake at Once See Corydon Eureka Phone
Readable text fragment shows a location in Corydon Indiana and a Eureka phone reference. The item suggests an immediate contact or inquiry but lacks complete context or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberlake
Corydon
Ind
Eureka
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American Legion
Harrison Post American Legion
Harrison Post
Cash Keller
Griffin's
C. P. Trotter
Cree Be Nee Renee
Rath Bean
Atlanta
Ed Bean
Akron
Ohio
Falla
Cofton
Millsbeth
Fri
Vesper
Congress
Thos. O'Connor
Nessee
Tides County
Hargreon County
Sandy Branch
Lillian Gish
Lucy
D. W. Griffith
Dream Theatre
Thomas Spurke
Limehouse
Battling Burrows
Lucey
Llian Sisss
WY. Griffith
Eas al Ossons
Corydon, Indiana
MEECH
NEW Albany Bus
West
Corydon Station
Edwardsville
Lanesville Breckenridge
King’s Cave
Ian Cold V
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New Albany Station
Lush’s
Lloyd A. Meech
Merry Christmas
Miles
E. L. Miles, Prop
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Eureka Telephone Company
C. W. Cook
Corg
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