Dies in New Albany Levi Wolfe Rites Held at Haas Chapel
Levi Wolfe of Metis Station Jackson township died at St Edward s hospital New Albany after four weeks illness at sixty four. Body shipped to DePauw Friday and funeral services were conducted by Rev McNeely at Haas Chapel with burial in nearby cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs I C Friend of New Albany and Mrs William Gutnecht of New Salisbury and T A Wolfe of Terre Haute. two brothers George Wolfe of New Albany and Harvey Wolfe of Indianapolis. four sisters Mrs Fordyce and Mrs Marr of Indianapolis and Mrs Mollie Flock and Mrs Emma Bell of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Wolfe
Jackson Township
St. Edward's Hospital
New Albany
Depauw
Haas' Chapel
McNeely
I. C. Friend
Wiliam Gutnecht
New Salisbury
T. A. Wolfe
Terre Haute
George Wolfe
Harvey Wolfe
Indianapolis
Ella Fordyce
Ida Marr
Mollie Flock
Emma Bell
Darkey steals. seeks longer sentence to wait Democrats
A colored citizen, jailed for two years for stealing, asked the judge to lengthen the term to three years, saying that by then Democrats might be back in power and a darkey would not have to steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agin
Three Spotted Poland China Males for Sale
Three pure bred Spotted Poland China males for sale age three months all eligible to register. They are reported to be in good health. Contact D. C. Kintner R. R. 4 Corydon Indiana with Hureka phone F-8-2-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Free Tuberculosis Clinic At Corydon Sees Major Turnout
Eighteen examined, as many turned away at Corydon clinic held Friday afternoon. Dr. Stygall arrived late and could not see all. another clinic will be planned with the specialist staying until all are examined. Harrison County Tuberculosis Association organized, funds from Christmas Seals supported it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Stygal
Harrison County
Forbis
Laconia
Bierly
Elizabeth
Flora Frank
Mauckport
Sty
Jaral Association
Orille Club
Young Business Men’s Club
Mrs Lucinda Lofton Dies at Martinsville Indiana
Mrs Lucinda Lofton wife of Isaac Lofton died at a sanitarium in Martinsville Indiana at 7 30 last Wednesday while undergoing rheumatism treatment. The body lay at her brother Henry Deatrick s near Ramsey until Sunday and funeral services were at Mt Tabor church north of Ramsey conducted by Rev Philips of Pekin. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She was 63 with three months and five days. Survived by a husband four brothers and three sisters. She and her husband lived in Jackson township and belonged to the Church of Christ at Mt Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Lofton
Isaac Lofton
Martinsville
Indiana
Henry Deatrick
Ramsey
Mt. Tabor Church
Philips
Pekin
Deatrick
Adam Deatrick
Morgan Township
This County
Jacob Deatrick
Riverside
California
Frank Deatrick
Mintonvale
Kansas
Joseph Deatrick
Sellersburg
Mary Quebbeman
Salvay
Montana
Elizabeth Haub
New Salisbury
Margaret Smith
Minneola
Jackson Township
Church of Christ
Mt. Tabor
Sick lists and community gatherings in Laconia area
Trene Williar and Mrs J S Bennett are on the sick list with other locals noting illnesses. Several visits and social events occur around Laconia including family gatherings with the Williar and May families. A Ground Hog sighting forecasts six more weeks of winter and a January 28 social at the Norse home ends with communal songs and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Williar
J. S. Bennett
Mary Williar
John May
Miss Ola
Anna Forbis
Laconia
Sarah Stults
Dale Williar
Herman May
Near Laconia
Maurice Williar
George Cunningham
South Boone
Anderson Williar
Taylor
Elmer Williar
H. N. Williar
Ray Williar
Rev
Clifton
Bro
Elmer Norse
John Schweitzer
D. C. Williar
John Arnold
Anna
Opal Schweitzer
Abbie
Elsie
Alice Knear
Berita Mae
Edith Arnold
Lena Schweitzer
Mary Haas
Philip Haas
Ed. Willia
Lena Mae
Pansy Noyse
Dr. Bierly
Elizabeth
Parents Teachers Meeting Set For February 16 At 3 45 PM
Corydon Parent Teachers Association announces February meeting in the Public School auditorium at 3 45 PM Thursday February 16. A strong program is planned and all parents with children in school are urged to attend and support the association’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Corydon
Mauckport Club Hosts Health Meeting on Tuberculosis Fight
The Mauckport Home Economics Club met at the High School last Saturday to discuss Community Health with Dr. Alfred Mathys. The program urged strict quarantine and prompt reporting of infectious diseases, and Miss Flora Frank outlined tuberculosis awareness and community actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauckport Home Economics Club
Alfred Mathys
Flora Frank
Miss Frank
Corydon
Frank
Moore
Mathys
Harrison County
Mauckport
Secret wedding of Kirkham and Heishman in Indiana
In September 15 1921 Herman L Kirkham and Hattie L Heishman secretly wed at a Jeffersonville courthouse. Albert Emish officiated and the license was revealed January 26 1922. The couple, from Webster township, will farm in northern Indiana and are praised by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman L. Kirkham
Hattie L. Heishman
Jeffersonville
Court House
Albert Emish
Amzie W. Kirkham
Alva Hershman
Webster Township
Clarence L. Davis Dies After Illness Near Corydon
Clarence L. Davis died at his home southwest of Corydon last Friday afternoon after a seven months illness of tuberculosis. He was thirty two and survived by his wife six children and his father Lafayette Davis. Brothers and sisters include Mrs John Kintner Weeping Water Neb Mrs Ed Kintner southwest of Corydon William Davis New York City and Walter Davis Nebraska. Funeral services were held at Heidelberg church southwest of Corydon last Sunday conducted by Rev C Youngblood Central and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Davis
Corydon
Lafayette Davis
John Kintner
Weeping Water
Neb
Ed Kintner
Wiliam Davis
New York City
Walter Davis
Nebraska
Heidelberg Church
C. Youngblood
Central
Local residents in town on various business missions
David Harmon and Bob Bergman of Thompson's Chapel visited on business. Several others including Harry Baylor, Dr. J. J. Johnson, and J. Ed Ferguson were in Louisville or Corydon for work. Uncle John V. Baylor died of heart disease at eighty and was buried in Marengo cemetery. Reverend Oster reported 17 conversions and 21 additions after a Ma rengo revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harmon
Bob Bergman
Thompson's Chapel
Harry Baylor
Princeton
J. J. Johnson
Louisville
Thomas Bitner
English
William Lee
Orville Lee
John Glenn
Corydon
S. M. Watts
Fred Atz
Indianapolis
J. Ed. Ferguson
Edmond Berkshire
Depauw
J. Harry Lemmon
Nicholas
J. R. Breeden
New Albany
War Pictures Shown Of World War Deployments By Local Legion
Through the Harrisoon Past No 123 American Legion Corydon residents saw official War Department motion pictures of World War I scenes. The Leviathan ship transport, once the German Fatherland, brought troops to Brest and later to New York, with footage of Belleau Wood, Chateau Thierry and No Man’s Land. Harrison County men Colwell Frakes Otto Kopp and Oscar Rupp appear among marines and artillery units as aerial combat and gas attacks are depicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Corydon
War Department
Leviathan
Fatherland
Navy Dept
Brest
France
Harrison County
Colwell Frakes
Sixth Field Artillery
Otto Kopp
Oscar Rupp
Belleau Wood
No Mans
Chateau Thierry
Johlenz
New York Harbor
Obituary of John V. Baylor of Milltown Indiana
John V. Baylor born March 19 1841 died February 5 1922 at Milltown Indiana age 80 years 10 months 4 days. Survived by daughter Carrie Baylor Pasadena California grandson Manson Baylor Pasadena brothers Dr George W. Baylor Albert J. Baylor Milltown sisters Elizabeth E. Baylor Ida Hedden Milltown and Sarah E. Trinkle Terre Haute Indiana. He united with the Presbyterian Church years ago and was kind and patient in his last illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Baylor
Milltown
Andrew J
Eliza A. Baylor
Presbyterian Church
Carrie Baylor
Pasadena
California
Manson Baylor
Geo. W. Baylor
Albert J. Baylor
Ind
Elizabeth E. Baylor
Ida Hedden
Sarah E. Trinkle
Terre Haute
Ivman
Public Auction of Personal Property in Posey Township
George Schoen sells personal property at his residence one and a half miles northeast of Elizabeth in Posey township. Auction begins Friday February 24 1922 at 9 30 AM. See display ad next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schoen
Posey Township
Elizabeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Viking Tire
Overland
Ford
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Dort
Saffer & Kirkham
Corydon, Indiana
Ilness
Haas
Miles
Darkey
D. C. Kintner
R. R
Hureka
Miles’ Variety Store
Daniel Cunningham
Jefferson
Iowa
Parent Teachers’ Meeting
Horn
Cooper
Heidelberg
Kate Atz
Elmore Crecelius
Harry Allen
James Kay
Fredericksburg
Jacob W. Moser
Conrad Radcliff
Ball River
A. J. Oster
M. EB
Marengo
Adam Tyler
Mt. Vernon
Tinois
Jesse Tyler
G. W. Baylor
J. J. Bulleit & Son
Public
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