Doug Cunningham Nominated for Harrison County Assessor
The Democrat reports Doug las Cunningham of Washington township seeks the Democratic nomina tion for County Assessor. At sixty he has spent his life in Washington and served ten years as township assessor, winning local popularity in a Republican stronghold. He previously sought the county coroner nomination but was defeated by Henry H. Wise. If nominated and elected he would bring experience and solid service to the county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Cunningham
Washington Township
Harrison County
Cunningham
Washington
Dug
Henry H. Wise
Eli
Miller
James Woodward Seeks Democratic Recorder Nomination
James Woodward of Washington township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Harrison county Recorder. At twenty six, he was born in Washington township and comes from a long respected Democrat family. He graduates from New Amsterdam High School, taught in Indiana and Ohio, and served as Recorder for Republic Steel in Niles, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woodward
Washington Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Woodward
James
New Amsterdam
Ohio
Republic Steel Company
Niles
L A Wiseman Nominated for Harrison Township Assessor
L A Wiseman announces candidacy for Democratic nomination as assessor of Harrison township subject to the primary May 2. The narrative notes Ott, a 32 year old Harrison native and longtime Democrat, killed by friends. Ott never held public office but served as deputy assessor for one year and is described as a good man and capable of the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. a.Wiseman
Tiarrison Township
Ott
Harrison Township
Elmer F Smith Seeks Dem Primary For Webster Township Assessor
Elmer F Smith announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary for Webster township assessor. A 34 year old farmer from Harrison County, he has never held office before, is married, and plans to improve the township if nominated and elected.
Miles' Variety Store Grapes Pineapple Grated Can
An advertised notice for Miles' Variety Store offers 19 cent canned grated Hawaiian pineapple. It also promotes eye care with claims of relief from eyelid twitching dizziness nausea headaches and recommends consulting Dr. Hottell the optometrist for glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Variety Store
Hottell
Steerstedter Nominated by Democrats for Harrison Sheriff
Andrew Steerstedter announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Harrison County Sheriff. A lifelong farmer and Spanish American War veteran, he previously served as Spencer Township trustee and ran for sheriff eight years ago, winning strong local support.
Miles' Variety Store F-8.3w Feature
Readable fragments note Corn and Fame Country Gentle man appearance at Miles' Variety Store under F-8.3w. The text mentions a promoted item or event with limited detail and no clear date or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican Fame Country Gentleman Corn
Miles’ Variety Store
Love for County Assessor Candidate Ed B. Love
Ed B. Love announces as a Democratic candidate for County Assessor in the upcoming primary. A lifelong county resident born in Boone township, he previously served two terms as county commissioner from 1900 to 1906 and is described as a respected farmer and citizen now settling near Corydon with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Miller for County Assessor Candidate Announcement
Eli Miller announces his candidacy for county assessor as a Democrat. A former sheriff for two terms, he is a lifelong farmer and popular community member who pledges loyal service and reliable tax assessment leadership.
Lincoln McConnell to Lecture at Senior Lyceum Course
Lincoln McConnell, famed lecturer and storyteller with nationwide renown, appears for the third night of the Senior Lyceum Course on February 16 at 8 15 PM in the quaditorium. He is billed as educational and entertaining with a history of pleasing diverse audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln McConnell
McConnell
Turley Seeks Harrison County Treasurer Nomination
Jap W Turley a Corydon area farmer and longtime Democrat seeks the County Treasurer nomination in Harrison County Indiana After a World War service record and roles with local agrarian groups he hopes a party renomination follows past custom Turley has not held office but is widely respected and would fill the treasurer post to general satisfaction
Corydon Democrat Wayne Lottch Seeks Harrison County Recorder Nomination
Dr Wayne Lottch of Corydon is candidate for the Democratic nomination for Harrison County Recorder ahead of the May primary. A 25 year old single teacher and Corydon High School graduate, he cites local family ties, two sheriff uncles, and a long teaching record. He notes rheumatism and a back injury limit his manual labor ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Lottch
Corydon
Harrison County
Indiana
Said Couny
Lottch
Philip EB. Loitch
John Henry Shields
Posey Township
Wayne
Michigan
Corydon High School
Two Page Supplement Highlights This Week
The issue announces a ten page paper with another Two Page Supplement. Repeated items mention 93 Arbuckles Coffee and Miles' Variety Store alongside a catalog code F-8-3w. The note emphasizes the extended print run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckles Coffee
Miles’ Variety Store
Obituary: Amos Bluak Blunk Dies in New Albany at 82
Amos Bluak Blunk formerly of Crandall died at his New Albany home last Monday afternoon at eighty two. He suffered a fall ten days earlier causing fatal injuries. Survived by wife and children Mrs. C. A. Sims Crandall Mrs. Maggie Applegate Corydon Mrs. Emma Crump near New Middletown Mrs. William Emily near Corydon Jim Blunk Louisville Ward Blunk Richmond Swarens and Adams Ramsey were called to prepare the body for burial. Funeral at Crandall United Brethren church Wednesday morning conducted by Rev. N Fouts Georgetown burial Bethlehem cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Walter Blunk
Richmond
Swarens
Adams
Ramsey
New Albany
Crandall
Crandall United Brethren Church
Rev. N. Fouts
Georgetown
Bethlehem Cemetery
Dem Morgan township seeks Herman N. Fessel as candidate
An announcement in this issue promotes Herman N. Fessel for Morgan township as a Democratic candidate. Known auctioneer and former assessor, Fessel is described as well known in the county, popular, and well qualified to serve if nominated and elected.
Howerton Seeks Democratic Nomination for Spencer Township Assessor
The Democrat notes Omer A. Howerton as a Democratic nominee candidate for Spencer township assessor. Born and raised in Spencer, he spent two wartime years at New Albany and Jeffersonville serving at the Quartermaster's Depot. A 32 year old farmer, married with two children, Howerton has never held office before. If nominated and elected he will work to make the township better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer A. Howerton
Spencer Township
Mr. Howerton
New Albany
Quartermaster's
Jeffersonville
Howerton
Cunningham for Assessor in Harrison Township
R F Cunningham announces as Democratic candidate for assessor of Harrison township subject to the May 2 primary. He previously served one term after being elected as township assessor and is described as a loyal Democrat with four years experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Cunningham
Harrison Township
Cunningham
Hausz for Trustee in Franklin township nomination bid
Martin Hausz announces his candidacy for Democratic nomination for Trustee of Franklin township ahead of the coming primary. A long time resident and former two term trustee, he cites back injury and reduced shingles business as reasons to seek public service. He is noted as a loyal Democrat with strong local ties and qualifications for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hausz
Franklin Township
Hausz
Tanesville
Albert Ferber Seeks Democratic Trustee Nomination in Morgan Township
The announcement promotes Albert Ferber as candidate for the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Morgan township, subject to primary May 2. Ferber is described as an honest farmer and longtime Democrat, with service as Road Supervisor and broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ferber
Morgan Township
Ferber
Albert
New Pope Elected Cardinal Achille Ratti Becomes Pius XII
Cardinal Achille Ratti of Milan elected pope in Rome, receiving thirty eight votes in the conclave succeeding Benedict XV. Born March 3 1857 in Desio Italy, he previously served as Librarian of Milan Ambrosian Library and Vatican, acted as Polish archbishop representative, and led Milan’s see before becoming pope designated as Pius XII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achille Ratti
Milan
Rome
Benedict XV
Sacred College
Cardinal Ratti
Desio
Italy
Ambrosium
Vatican
Poland
Holy See
Ratti
Pius XT
Mauck Nominated As Webster Township Assessor
The notice promotes L. A. Mauck called Al as a Democratic candidate for Webster township assessor. Mauck, born and raised in the county, is described as an honest industrious farmer with a long Democratic family background. He previously served one term as assessor from 1908.
Victor mouse traps at Miles Variety Store
Marion DeTar an American Vice Counsel on leave from Palermo Italy visits parents Dr and Mrs G B DeTar in Winslow. Miles Variety Store lists 196 dozen Victor mouse traps under code F-83w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Marion DeTar
Palermo
Italy
Mrs
G. B. DeTar
Winslow
Mrs Rose Gehlbach Dies at Home in New Middletown
Mrs Rose Gehlbach wife of Leon ard Gehlbach died at her home near New Middletown last Sunday after pneumonia following the stillborn birth. She aged thirty five years and is survived by her husband two sons and a daughter her parents Mr and Mrs Sebastian Gunther two brothers Millard and Louis Gunther of the county and Walter Gunther of Louisville. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Reform church and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gehlbach
Leonard Gehlbach
New Middletown
Sebastian
Gunther
Millard
Louis Gunther
Walter Gunther
Louisville
Reform Church
12 qt granite sauce pan at Miles Variety Store
The Sweedish Supper is planned for next Friday night at the Grade School building inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles’ Variety Store
Public Auction Near Laconia Seeks Household Goods and Farm Equipment
The undersigned will auction at the residence 2.5 miles southeast of Laconia starting 9 AM February 16 1922. Items include work horses cows harvesting tools plows dr ill corn hay wood furniture and a Lily cream separator plus stoves and a telephone box. Proceeds benefit Ladies Aid of Laconia. Auctioneers Johnny Seiple and Artie Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
Surrey
Ladies Aid of Laconia
Ona E. Ludlow
Johnny Seiple
Artie Ludlow
60 Horses and Mares to Be Sold at Public Auction
Public auction at 902 West Main Street New Albany features 60 horses and mares from Northern Indiana. Auction starts 10 o clock Saturday February 11 1922. Geo K Wright and Son organizers with consignor Geo W Conrad known as Welker visiting Corydon with his wife Mrs Conrad and daughter Edna from Detroit Michigan expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
New Albany
Indiana
Ill Mrs. Trotter Improves at North Market Street Home
Mrs. Charles P. Trotter has been ill with typhoid fever for nine weeks at her North Market Street home. She can sit up and hopes to be downstairs by next Sunday. Dr Daniel tended her throughout, with nurses including Mrs Adams now praised as a new local nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Trotter
North Market Street
Dr. Neely
Trotter
Hugh Frederick
Adams
Daniel
Lanesville Flour Mill Owners Visit This Office
Albert G. Hess and Anthony Kochert of Lanesville called at the office last Friday. They own The Lanesville Milling Company, operating the mill since last August and producing Snow Clad Flour. The pair are energetic young men and deserve success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Hess
Anthony Kochert
Lanesville
Hess
Mr. Kochert
Lanesville Milling Company
Ex County Treasurer Knight Seeks Medical Checkup in New Albany
Ex County Treasurer Thos W Knight residing four miles southeast of Corydon traveled to New Albany last Sunday to visit daughter Mrs Frank McCauley and family. He has been ailing for some time and may have Dr Wm Moore diagnose his case while in the city. Dr Moore is described as a physician of high standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. W. Knight
Corydon
New Albany
Frank McCauley
Knight
Wm. Moore
Moore
Kintner and Smith Tie Official Corydon Wedding
Samuel Dewey Kintner and Emma M. Smith were married last Wednesday in Corydon at the Clerk's Office. Rev. J. H. Toombs of the U B Church officiated. The bride is the daughter of Geo. and Mrs. Smith and the groom the son of Andrew and Mrs. Kintner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dewey Kintner
Emma M. Smith
Corydon
J. H. Toombs
U. B
Geo. Smith
Andrew Kintner
Ill pupils in Posey township under teacher Lester LaDuke
A child of Chas. Lind and two of Wm. Morgans children three at Herman Schoens and two of Henry Foremans children are ill with pneumonia. All are pupils of Lester LaDuke a Posey township teacher who is also ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lind
Wm. ‘Morgan
Herman Schoen
Henry Foreman
Lester LaDuke
Posey Township
Mrs Crayden Returns Home After Eye Removal Operation
Mrs Frank Crayden has returned to Hancock's Chapel from New Albany where she underwent surgery to remove one of her eyes. She is reported to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crayden
Hancock's Chapel
New Albany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jierman E. Barnes
Depauw, Ind
Wiseman
Elmer F. Smith
Webster Township
Smith
Sennor
Andrew Steerstedter
Steerstedter
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ed B. Love
Mr. Love
Boone Township
Boone
Heth
Harrison Townships
Hersheys
Armour
Happy Home Coffee
Jap W. Turley
Treausurer
Turley
Alackton County
Chester
Harrison County Agricuttural Society
Frank Self
The
Fair Association
Harrison County Federal Farm Loan Association
Lotich
Recorder
Amos Bluak
Hermer
Herman N. Fessel
Fessel
Herman
Milex
Mauck
L. A. Mauck
Webster
Lenox
GEO. K. Wright & Son
West Main Street
Geo. W. Conrad
Welker
Conrad
Edna Conrad
Detroit
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