Death of Harrison County Elderly Citizen George Luckett 95
George Luckett died at his home east of Corydon at seven o clock on Tuesday evening February 17 after a brief illness. He was born in Corydon October 24 1824 and spent most of his life in Harrison County. He leaves two daughters a son and five other children, four grandchildren, and a widow who died in 1910. The funeral was held at Cedar Hill Cemetery with services by Warry B McGgain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luckett
Corydon
John K. Morris
Will J. Bullett
Maurice Grifin
T J. Wilson
William Walter
Lew M. O'Bannon
Harrison Eounty
T He
St. Joseph
Missouri
Hezekiah Luckett
Kentucky
Boone
Hiram
Washington, D. C
Samuel
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Doreas Douglass
Luckett
Kate
Charlotte
John W. Ray
Louisville
Dorcas Ray
Clifton Ray
Georgia
George Taickett
Santa Fe
New Mexico
James Tackett
Geneva
New York
Mr. Luckett
Illness Forces Father to Miss Sale Back Home
Martin Russell of Posey township learns of his son Lewis Russell’s illness in York Nebraska and travels by train. He falls ill at Gainesville Mississippi river depot and is assisted by the sheriff while relatives are notified. Lewis and family planned a sale of stock and equipment in Nebraska, now postponed. A sale of about ten head of horses two Jersey cows machinery wagons and buggies is set for March 2 at John Meurer’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Russell
Posey Township
Lewis Russell
York
Nebraska
Gainesville
Uissis
Charles
John Meurer
Robert Kirk
John Lawson
Kirk
Democrat
Bob
John
Posey
German Mutual Fire and Lightning Co annual meeting
The annual meeting of the German Mutual Fire and Lightning Company of New Salisbury Indiana will be held at the New Salisbury school house on March 6 1920 at one o clock BP. The meeting is to elect officers and transact any business before the meeting. Wm F Rudel president Geo E Kaake secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Mutual Fire and Lightning Company
New Salisbury
Indiana
New Salisbury School House
BP. M
Words of Gratitude for Our Mother's Funeral
The family of Mrs. John J. Frank thanks those who assisted at the funeral and recalls comforting words from Rev. J. G. Moore and Rev. John Welker. Neighbors around Wesley Chapel shared in their sorrow, showing mother is not forgotten. The New Amsterdamish Rectory offered their decency at Valley City on Friday and Saturday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Personal Property Sale of Funk Household Goods
The estate of the late Mr and Mrs Major W Funk will sell farm ers Savings and Trust Company as executor at the Corydon residence on Saturday March 6 1920 starting at 10 AM. The sale includes furniture carpets rugs tables settings hat racks china and glass ware stoves heaters lamps pictures plus three stands of bees. Also several fine bedsteads bedding and four wardrobes. Terms usual. C R Kopp, Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major W. Funk
Farmers Savings and Trust Company
Juries Drawn for Harrison Circuit Court March Term
Juries were drawn by Jury Commissioners Joseph H Feller and Edward S Windhell in Harrison County. The grand jury includes Clarence Gieb William Best Oba Fouts Fred Kroft William Rhodes Philip Damon. petit jury lists Henry Sauerhebber Willam Timperman Georgce Schoen Fred Stever Peter Ware Corda Watson Henry Lehert Charles G Smith John Steiner Bernard Felock Charles Leftler George L Crosier. The grand jury serves only if specially called by Judge Ridley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H Feller
Edward S. Windhell
Harrison County
James A. Watson
Harrison Circuit
Clarence Gieb—Harrison
William Best—Heth
Oba Fouts—Morgan
Fred Kroft
Webster
William Rhodes—Harrison
Philip Damon
Jackson
Petit Jury
Henry Sauerhebber
Spencer Top
Willam J. Timperman
Morgan
Georgce Schoen—Posey
Fred Stever
Washington
Peter Ware—Taylor
Corda Watson—Heth
Henry Lehert
Boone
Charles G. Smith—Heth
John Steiner—Webster
Rernard Felock—Morgan
Charles E. Leftler
Posey
George L. Crosier
Ridley
Local notices and community updates in Corydon area
Ill and improving residents, kin visits and illness notes from Valley City Rehoboth and Corydon. Funeral attendance for Hiram Kelley at Rogers Chapel with Paoli guests. Local business ads include rock grinding and a Magic brooder promotion. Death of Miss Mary Steepleton and a Cedar Farm infant burial reported.
Influenza Sickness and Family Visits Reported
Mrs. Roy Daley is ill with influenza. Miss Nelda Buse visits relatives at Tloulsville. Mr. and Mrs. Lemmie Sturms visited at New Albany on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Daley
Nelda Buse
Tloulsville
Lemmie Sturms
New Albany
Farmers Entertained At Picture Show Dream Theatre
W H Balleit Sons hosted about 200 farmers and townspeople at the Dream Theatre for two hours of farm oriented pictures and talks. Ed Brennan spoke on farm power and Fordson tractors while Stanley Wellman discussed soil preparation. a Bullette/ Oliver Plow tie in prize was awarded a harrow valued at 33 dollars. The feature film Keep The Boy On The Farm impressed attendees and admission remained free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Balleit & Sons
Dream Theatre
Ed €. Brennan
Fordson
Stanley Wellman
Wellman
Oliver Plow
Wv. H. Bullet Sons
Walter Martin
Jasper Martin
Morgan Township
Bullett
Edward Denbo
Martin
Residents and visitors fill Corydon area notices
Mrs J W Harbaugh and daughter Evelyn visit Corydon kin at home of Lucy Wright. A daughter named Anna Winn born to Geo B Melton couple. Dannacher visited Valley City sisters W O Rissler and Andy Hardsaw. J C Staib returns from Houston with Swift Packing. Altha Ferre stays with Geo B Melton family. Fred Elbert visits children in New Albany and Louisville. Grace Miller stays with Lee Elbert family. Mrs Anna Herms of Louisville visits Joe Staib Sr family. Mrs Fidgar Saffer travels for mother Minerva Kirkham pneumonia. Idabell Gresham attends New Albany Business College. visiting parents, recovering from influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harbaugh
Evelyn of
Corydon
Lucy Wright
Geo. B. Melton
Winn. Dannacher
W. O. Rissler
Andy Hardsaw
Valley City
J. C. Staib
Houston
Texas
Swift's Packing Company
Altha Ferre
Rehoboth
Fred Elbert
New Albany
Louisville
Grace Miller
Lee Elbert
Anna Herms
Joe Staib Sr
Fidgar Saffer
Minerva Kirkham
Idabell Gresham
Business College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warry B McGgain
Ave
Wm, F. Rudel
E. Kaake
Sec
Grand Jury
Harry Ripperdan
Rachel Able
Henry Able
New Middletown
Fred C. Bickel
Ind
Hiram Kelley
Kelley
Phone Crandall
Otis Benson
United Brethren and Methodist
New Amaterdam
Ceva
Hewitt and Youngblood
Pee Flynn
Nora Sanbach
Grover Fiemming
Chester Goss
George Gray
Paoli
Roger's Chapel
A. A Howerton
Mauckport Pike
Mr. Howerton
Southern Railroad
Emile Miller
Saffer- Kirkham
Philip Herter
Webster Township
Louisville Evening Post
Philip
Charles T. Sieg
South Boone
Kate Roby
Oliver Zimmerman
Memorial
Knightstown
Ollie Denbo
Curry Beanblossom
Lee McKim
John McKim
Sonne
Mathys
Mauckport
Mary Steepleton
Union Chapel
Harvey Steepleton
Finnell
Loogootee
Frank Faith
Ed Byrum
Cedar Farm
King’s Burying Ground
Laconia
Walter Radmacher
Ed Radmacher
Will Radmacher
Sidney Ashton
Harvey Radmacher
Evan's Landing
Hewitt F. Cunningham
Congress
Jacob L. O'Bannon
Floyd County
Thomas B. Buskirk
Orange County
Democratic
Jobn W. Ewing
Democratic Party
Sherman Mintow
William Ridley
Harrison
Crawford
Elimore Crecelius
Milltown
H Rrnsop
Hugh Rhodes
Sam C Mauck
Harrison Cunty
Indiia
Siid County
William E. Best
Harrison C Outy
Idiana
Said
Jap W. Turley
Rush H. Boone
Boone Township
Dermeersche
Sid Gonty
V. H. Balleit & Sons
Harrow
Anna
Farmer
Saffer & Kirkham
Service Department
Card & Powell
Burpee’s Seeds
Elizabeth
William J. Rhodes
Lush’s
Thomas Lush
Pearl St
Jacs Wilor Joseph Stark
S. Udiebe
Andrew Stark
Tyte Vo Lotiek
the Rev
H.rs. Yelloway
Tce
Harrison Circuit Court
Frank Eugene Meyer
Noutice
Lerguy
George Meyer
Irs
Cour
Meyer
Kirkham & O'Bannon, Attys
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