O Bannon Announces Bid for County Auditor Nomination
J L O Bannon known as Rennie announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Auditor. Harrison county politician since 1880, former state representative in 1897 and 1899, longtime Osborne Manufacturing salesman. He previously ran for auditor and narrowly lost in 1908 after a close general election count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. O’bannon
Rennie
Osborne Manufacturing Company
William Taylor
Debating Society Chooses City Over Country in Crandall Meeting
Crandall Debating Society held a regular session at Modern Woodmen Hall with M F Shields as chairman and H E Wright as secretary. The affirmative and negative debated whether the city offers greater advantages than the country. the verdict favored the affirmative. A music program and recitations followed, with a house vote later favoring the negative and a total collection of $1.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall Debating Society
Woodmen Hall
M. F. Shields
H.E. Wright
Fk. T. Tyler
C. P. Bye
F. T. Tyler
Pearl Leffler
James Leffler
William Leffer
Full Moon Orchestra
Robert Jenkins
Laura Williams
Marion Williams
Earl LaDuke
Tom Williams
Tom Brengman
Homer Wright
Grace Wright
W. H. Dyer
Wm. Bruner
Val Sheler
H. B. Wright
M. F. SuHiEeups
H. E. Wrieur
Oak Grove Sunday School Elects Officers For Ensuing Year
Maks Grove S. S. elects officers with Supt Ralph Pearson and Treasurer Ralph Pearson. Other posts filled by S. A. Taylor Roscoe Davis Hilsie Vernin Lena Davis Lannie Fetzer and D C. Davis Oma Pearson Delia Vernia Pearl Davis Edward Wolfe of Scott township is seriously ill with a large carbuncle on his neck and may not recover.
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Oak Grove Sunday School
Ralph Pearson
S. A. Taylor
Roscoe Davis
Hilsie Vernin
Lena Davis
Lannie Fetzer
D. C
Edward Wolfe
Scott Township
Special Zemo Trial Package Offered at 25 Cents
Test the ZEMO skin and scalp cure with a trial pack 25c includes ZEMOC bottle ZEMO SOAP cake and an 82 page booklet How to Preserve the Skin available at Louis S. Riely’s Drug Store. Mrs F E Lindsey of near Crandall visits Corydon with Mrs Clarence Engleman and George and plans two week trip to Martinville Illinois to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis 8. Riely’s
F. E. Lindsey
Near Crandall
Corydon
Clarence Engleman
George
Martinville
Peter Fink Drops Bead in Kosmosdale Death
Peter Fink of Taylor township was found dead near Kosmosdale Kentucky on a Wednesday afternoon while walking to the railroad. The 74 year old widow and eight children survive. Funeral services were held at Buena Vista Catholic church and interment followed in the nearby cemetery with both active and honorary pall bearers named.
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Peter Fink
Taylor Township
Kosmosdale
Kentucky
Ohio
Rosewood
Clarence Colvin
Mr. Fink
Buena Vista
Louisville
Father Zirkelbach
Frank Reclus
R. E. Black
Corydon
Joseph Hartung
Max Werner
Edward Weisbaker
Joseph Fluhr
William Watters
Andrew Ansett
John Jacobs
Fred Knear
Frank Heimbaugh
Nicholas Seibert
Fred Johns
Frank Hall
John Haas
Joseph
Obituary for John Louis Kusler of New Middletown
John Louis Kusler died Sunday January 28 after a long illness at age 62 years 6 months 23 days. Born July 1864 near New Middletown he lived in Webster township with his mother and stepfather until their deaths. He was a dutiful son, trusted neighbor, member of Salem Reform church where funeral was conducted January 30 by Rev Theo Mueller. He leaves his mother two sisters Mrs Eisenmenger Mrs Gunther and others. nephews served as pallbearers. The obituary notes family tributes and a devotional poem at the end.
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John Louis Kusler
Louis Kusler
Iatherine Fischback
Newman
Morbarg
New Middletown
Webster Township
Wischback
Kusler
Salem Reform Church
Theo Mueller
Wm. Eisenmenger
Sebastian Gunther
Schweitzer
Profitable Chickens Record for DePauw Farmer
H E Barrow of DePauw reports 937 Rose Comb Brown Leghorn hens laying 220 dozens and 7 eggs in January. The largest day yielded 113 eggs. He sold 183 dozen at 28 cents and 37 dozen 7 eggs at 35 cents per dozen, totaling 64 dollars 39 cents, over two dollars a day.
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H. E. Barrow
DePauw
Court schedules February trial cases list
Cases are set down for trial at the February term of court with dates including February 12 for Geo. W. Fox versus Estate of Afawe Milas WAaLy su Lica, February 13 for By. Co., February 71 for State versus Snyder and others, February 23 for State versus Ferry Wiseman, February 26 Whitehead versus Seacat, and February 27 State versus Zimmerman, among others.
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Geo. W. Fox
Estate of
Afawe Milas
State
Ferry Wiseman
Whitehead
Seacat
Zimmerman
Wanted A Correspondent in Indiana Seeks Young Lady
Wanted correspondence from a seventeen to twenty year old woman. L C Hurn of New Salisbury Indiana invites replies. Write real soon.
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L. C. Hurn
New Salisbury
Indiana
Drenching Ice Crossing Near Scott Township Dares Two Rescues
Richard Cunningham trustee of Washington township nearly drowned crossing Indian Creek at its mouth last Sunday when ice gave way and he fell about twenty feet. He clung to a pole as Benjamin Woodward and Adram Gibson threw ropes and pulled him ashore after a half hour in frigid water. Jerry Binkley had a similar ice break near the same spot in January, using a walking club to test the ice until he plunged in and, clinging to a tree limb, pulled himself free after exhausting himself and inching toward shallow water.
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Richard Cunningham
Washington Township
Indian Creek
Scott Township
Benjamin Woodward
Adram Gibson
Jerry Binkley
Laconia School Hosts Evening Spelling Match
Laconia Eleye Holiday and Mrs. R. H. Boone are listed as sick. Mrs. B. F. Faith traveled to Louisville on a business trip last week. Miss L Grace Carroll stayed with J J Ashton family Wednesday night. Miss Alma Crosier visited Miss Carryer and Artie Lilpop over the weekend. Rev Hutsul conducts a protracted meeting at Union Chapel with Rev J E Hedrick expected to assist. The teachers of Laconia School held a spelling match last Wednesday night enjoyed by all.
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Eleye
R. H. Boone
B. F. Faith
Louisville
L. Grace Carroll
J.j.ashton
Alma Crosier
Carryer
Artie Lilpop
Hutsul
Union Chapel
J. E. Hedrick
Laconia
Second Quarterly Meeting at Corydon M E Church
The second quarterly meeting will be held at the Corydon M E church on Sunday with Dr W M Whitsett district superintendent presiding and preaching both morning and evening. Miss Vada Davis of Taylor township visited her uncle John W Davis and family at New Albany and Falls Cities and plans to stay a few weeks.
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Corydon
M. E. Churc
W.M. Whitsett
Vada Davis
Taylor Township
New Albany
John W. Davis
Falls Cities
ZEMO Trial Pack Promoted for Skin Cure
Makers announce a 25 cent trial package of ZEMO including a bottle, a ZEMO SOAP cake and an 82 page booklet How to preserve the skin. They urge those with eczema pimples itching skin or scalp troubles to try the treatment and promise immediate relief and cleansing benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZLMO
Zemo
Clerical Leaders Rise in Tell City Area Church Work
Rev E A Robertson spoke at Tell City Metho dist church on Epworth League leadership and helped form a Methodist Brotherhood with forty five charter members. Rev W H M Howerton, Tell City pastor, closed a revival with seventy conversions and many accessions. he is praised for his devoted ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Robertson
Tell City
Epworth League
W.H. M Howerton
Blue River Township
Howerton
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Walter E. Flanders
Flanders
Harrison County
Guaran
J. L. Obannon
Crandall
Maks Grove S. S
Kosmosdale Kentucky
Taylor
By. Co
Briles
Southern
Cook
Perry
American Agr. Co
Rey
Quarterly Meeting
Eezema
Riely’s Drug Store
Republican County Central Committee
A. G. Watson
Frank R. Wright
H. C. Ays
W. H. H. Hudson
Democrat
John Y. Hudson
John J. Shuck
Martin Hotel
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