Dance Night for Volunteers Ends in Tender Farewells
Mrs. Tanberry leads a festive ball where dancing, including a waltz with Tappingham Marsh and a belated schottische with Mr. Bareaud, marks a night of gaiety amid looming separation. Betty Carewe and Robert Carewe share a charged near-encounter as the flag is presented to the volunteers and the group sings the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bareaud
Trixie Chenoweth
Minerva
Mr. Marsh
Vanrevel
Will Cummings
Jean Madrillon
Mr. Cummings
Tom Crime
Tom
Elizaid Carewe
Betty
Rce
Aind Vanrerel
Ton Howe
Fanchon Bareaud
Crailey
Rouen
Chenoweth
Mr. Chenoweth
Tanberry
Gayery
Tappingham Marsh
Vannevel
Tappingham
Miss Carewe
Betty Carewe
General Trumble
Gray & Yannevel
Wright Family News From Hursttown
Mrs Chas Wright is not improving. Relatives visit from Depauw New Albany Corydon Nevin Palmyra Milltown Syrocco Kentucky join at holiday gatherings. Prayer meeting held nightly at the chapel. Thomas Winn of New Albany visits grandfather Thomas Winn in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Wright
Myrtle Wright
Depauw
Reader Marshall
New Albany
Pope
Herschel Eaton
Palmyra
May Blank Sun
Anna Keller
Corydon
Milton Barrow
Nevin
Ivan Barrow
Cora Barrow
Thomas Allen
Lee Swarens
Milltown
Waldo Flock
Manson LaHue
West Salem
Wm. Housel
Thomas Winn
Lanesville Hails New Year As Local Notes Roll In
A. M. Eisert sends New Year greetings. Charles Walker, son of Samuel C. Walker, injured a foot hauling logs. Mrs. David Schnell visited her father Joseph Ferber near New Salisbury. Many Benton county young men have returned home. Tony Eisert comes back from Lafayette where he worked for St. Joseph's Orphan Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Samuel C. Walker
David Schnell
Joseph Ferber
New Salisbury
Benton County
Tony Eisert
St. Joseph’s Orphan Home
Lafayette
Social News Brief from Bridgeport Holidays
Donn Carter, Frank Shaffer and Annie Toops wed during Christmas week. Capt. Frank Farnsley’s wife and daughter winter with his mother nearby. Louisville visitors Charles Carroll Joe Didelot and Bud Falner stayed with relatives. Mrs. Monnie Farnsley of Kentucky visited niece Mrs. Carter. James Farnsley drove the north-east Posey school wagon to New Albany for repairs. Locust posts sell for 25 cents each across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farnsley
Charles Carroll
Joe Didelot
Bud Falner
Louisville
Monnie Farnsley
Kentucky
Carter
James Farnsley
Posey
New Albany
B. F. Wright
Stewart Conrad
Lee Cox
Borden
Ind
James Emily
Breckenridge
Captain Villier
Clarence Bitzer
Christmas Visits Across Town and County
New Salisbury and nearby towns saw a flurry of holiday visits. Fredericksburg resident Clayton Stevens came to relatives here for the weekend. many families hosted Christmas gatherings with neighbors and friends from New Albany Indianapolis Louisville Corydon Terre Haute and Jefferonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Stevens
Fredericksburg
Christmas visits and community notices from Falls Cities area
Elizabeth and Uncle Pat Flanagan are listed as sick. Mrs. George Neamer visits Falls Cities, Ethel Friedley from New Albany visits friends here. Wm Harmon and wife from New Albany spent Christmas here. Clarence Cooper works at G W Hoke's store. Will Shelly works in Kentucky visiting. Bruce Brown and Nati visit. Laduke family returns to Louisville. Ladies' Aid Bazaar and supper held December 20 21 with good success. Glenda Slaymaker and family from Anderson spent Christmas with relatives here. Presbyterian and M E Sunday schools held entertainments and treats Christmas night. Roy Winders wife and son Leon spent holidays at West Baden with Mrs W’s father. Duck and Martha Drillett of New Albany and Celia Sibert and Gret Heart with Ernest Plue of Louisville visiting home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neamer
Falls Cities
Ethel Friedley
New Albany
Wm. Harmon and
Clarence Cooper
G. W. Hoke
Will Shelly
Kentucky
Bruce Brown
Nati
Laduke
Louisville
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Presbyterian
M. E
Roy Winders
Leon
West Baden
W’s
Duck
Martha Drillett
Celia Sibert
Heart
Ernest Plue
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted for Cold Relief
An advertisement claims a cough inflames the body and that Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup clears the cold by acting on the bowels. It asserts no opiates, pleasant taste, and strong post for children. Sold by L. A. Riely & Son. Jan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennnedy
L. A. Riely & Son
Jan
Christmas Eve Fun In Flatwoods And Birthday observances
Entertainment at St Peter s Church in Flatwoods drew many locals and visitors for a festive Christmas Eve. Roger Dow of Louisville spent the holidays with Flatwoods friends. A Saturday night party at Fred Seitz s honored his daughter Jennie s 16th birthday and Lizzie Seitz of Indianapolis visiting for Christmas. St Peter Sabbath School elected officers led by Jacob Schneider as superintendent with long serving Fred Schneider as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dow
Louisville
Fred Schneider
Fred Seitz
Jennie
Lizzie Seitz
Indianapolis
St. Peter Sabbath School
Jacob Schneider
Ass’t
Elsie Richert
Alva Schneider
Minnie Bickel
Bertha Richert
Oscar Schneider
Otto Schneider
Oscar Bickel
George Weis
Schneider
Birth reported in Walthersburg with family notices
Walthersburg announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Huxley T Williams. Several local residents including Henry Voelker and Miss Anna Klotter from Louisville visited Mathias Hausz's family. Peter Riddle of Corydon and Peter Walters visited the area. Lizzie Hausz of New Albany spent holidays with the Hausz family. Rev Schleicher and guests from Louisville and Flatwoods visited the Schleicher family. Christmas gatherings include Mr and Mrs George Dietrick near New Middletown visiting relatives. A donation party for Rev Schleicher featured a chair set as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Klotter
Louisville
Mathias Hausz
Peter Riddle
Corydon
Peter Walters
Lizzie Hausz
New Albany
Math. Hausz
Tev. Schumacher and
Pratorius
Rev
Nordsick
The
Flatwoods
Schleicher
George Dietrick
New Middletown
Frederick Voelker
Harrison Township Candidate for Clerk of Circuit Court
Henry W. Dexo of Harrison township runs in the Democratic primary for Clerk of the Harrison Circuit Court, 1908. Charles H. Kintner of Scott township also seeks the Clerk position in the Democratic primary, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Dexo
Harrison Township
Harrison
Charles H. Kintner
Scott Township
Ltarrison
Adam Dietrich, 1824 1907, German Born Civilian Pioneer
Adam Dietrich was born January 24 1824 in Diedenhure Germany. He arrived in the state in 1848 and married Catharine Walker in Clark County in 1852. They had thirteen children seven boys and six girls nine living. There are in all 38 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. He recently moved to this county and died December 26 1907 at age 83 years 11 months 2 days leaving a lasting example of faith and fatherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Dietrich
Diedenhure
Germany
Catharine Walker
Clark County
Harrison county treasurer candidates in Democratic primary
J D Pitman of Blue River township and TW Knight of Taylor township are candidates for Harrison county treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary elections on April 25 and April 24, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Pitman
Blue River Township
Harrison County
TW. Knight
Taylor Township
Henry H. Wisk Seeks Coroner Nomination in Harrison
Henry H. Wisk of Harrison township runs for Coroner in the Democratic primary of 1908. His candidacy proceeds under party process and the primary outcome will decide the nomination.
Stevens Seeks Harrison County Sheriff Nomination
Jaco A. Stevens enters the race for sheriff of Harrison County subject to the Danvers primary held April 25 1908. He seeks party support as voters decide in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaco A. Stevens
Sherif
Harrison County
Big Danvers
Protracted meeting closes at Zoar as illness lingers
Mrs. Dorcas Patterson remains ill while the protracted meeting ends at Zoar. Mr. Jim LeMay has shown no improvement after weeks of illness. Roy Rogge visits relatives in Heth township during holidays. Floyd Hamilton and John Hurst take a Christmas trip to Kentucky. they travel with provisions and return home after visiting friends. Fay Sieg of Louisville visits Ivan Rosenbarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Patterson
Zoar
Cecil Lewis
Kentucky
Carrie Hamilton
Herschel Norton
Louisville
Louis Miller’s
Jim LeMay
Roy Rogge
Heth Township
Floyd Hamilton
John Hurst
Kentucky Bank of the Ohio
Lawson for Posey township Trustee in Harrison County
Sw W Lawson seeks the Democratic party nomination for Posey township Trustee in Harrison County Indiana subject to the outcome of the township primary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sw. W. Lawson
Posey Township
Harrison County
Ind
Touur Campaign Seeks Assessor Post in Harrison Township
W D Touur runs for Assessor of Harrison township pending the outcome of the Democratic primary convention in the township.
Candidate Coyp2 Lorrick Seeks Prosecuting Attorney Post
Harrison county candidate Coyp2 Lorrick runs for Prosecuting Attorney of the Third Judicial Circuit to be decided in the Democratic Primaries of 1908, covering Harrison Crawford and Perry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrick
Harrison County
Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison
Crawford
Perry
Harrison County announces bids for Poor Asylum supplies
On Tuesday January 7 1908 at 2 PM sealed proposals will be received and a contract let by the Harrison County Board of Commissioners for three months of supplies for the Poor Asylum ending March 31 1908. Frank E Watson County Auditor Harrison County Indiana official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Frank E. Watson
Corydon's New Private Sanitarium for Ladies and Children
Mrs. Dr. C. L. Habermel announces a private sanitarium in Corydon Indiana for women and children, refurnished for comfort and privacy. With 25 years of experience in treating female complaints she offers consultations by letter or visit to provide further details and directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Habermel
Corydon
Ind
C. L. Haberwel
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Anna Wright
Geo. Wright
Joseph Vaughn
Williard Wright
James Allen
Syrocco, Ky
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Lanesville
A. M. Eisert, SR
Bridgeport
Donn Carter
Frank Shaffer
Annie Toops
T. W. Peters
Fannie Farnesley Williams
Plains
Kans
Farnsley
New
Salisbury
Lloretta
Elder Lawley
Mott
Wn. Winn
Joe Elliott
Crosby
George Crawford
Robert Crawford
Court Lahue
David Boston
David Hurn
George McIntosh
Mirgie Jenkins
Burnville
Jennings
Maud Byrn
Vallone
Marshall Byrn
Terre Haute
Jacob Jordan
Ella
Lydia Gibson
Minta Combs
Arville Deweese
Grover Graves
Lee Wagner
Granville Mellon
Marengo
George Croyden
Eugene Rose
Lee Adams
Jeffersonville
Samuel McIntosh
L. C. Adams
Elizabeth
Pat Flanagan
Glenda Slaymaker
Anderson
St. Peter’s
Walthersburg
Henry and
Tiflie Voelker
Henry Schoen
Evangelical Lutheran Church
What Is
Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
G. L. McKay
Iowa College of Agriculture
Corydon Creamery
Odge
A. W. Pry
Tees County Ofves
Ees Beas
Mystic River
Christ
Henry H. Wisk
Harrison Tp
Fay Sieg
Ivan Rosenbarger
W.D. Touur
Said Township
Martha J. Burton
Ada Burton
Southern Railway
State OF
Illinois
J. C. Beam
A. G.P. A. Southern Railway
Corydon’s New Sanitarium
Chichester’s
Chichester
Parker
Jae Boi
David S., Hottell
Gorge A
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