Mrs Lopp Dies Sudden in Columbus Home
Elizabeth Lay Lopp died suddenly at her Columbus home Friday morning after a brief illness following severe flank pain. Funeral services were at Columbus Presbyterian Church with Rev. Davis, burial in Columbus cemetery. She leaves three daughters, two grandchildren, and three brothers including County Commissioner John N. Windell. She was born in Washington Township and joined Valley City church as a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lay
Columbus
Didiana
Edna George
Bloomington
Mabel McBride
Tarisville
John N. Windell
Washington Township
This County
Wiliam Windell
Louisvill
G. W
oWash") Windel
Fort Wasne
Presbyterian Church
Valley City
Christmas Dinner At Ripperdan Home
A Christmas gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ripperdan featured a goose dinner with relatives and friends. Music was provided by the Simler boys and many family members attended including the Trotter and Lingenfeifer households, Dooley, Miller, Sonner, Fleshman, Montgomery, and Ripperdan kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ripperdan
Simler Boys
Helen Trotter
Lou Lingenfeifer
Donald
Lee Simler
Leonard
Frank
Ira
Jesse Dooley
Virgil
Corda Miller
Helen and
Nayvdene
Jesse Sonner
Floyd
Roy Carlton
Herman Fleshman
Arlene
Terman Montgomery
Jesse
Norman
Manferd Ripperdan
Farmers Week at Purdue University 1925
The School of Agriculture at Purdue University hosts lectures and demonstrations during January 8 to 12 for farmers and home makers. State and county groups meet at Paardee with the State Corn Show and State Potato Show plus a Poultry address by Mrs. Charles I. Kintner on Friday January 12. Calls for attendance details to the County Agent’s office. includes a for sale note on residence and store with one acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Agriculture
As. Periment
Purdue University
Indiana Corn Growers Association
Indiana Live Stock Breeders Association
Tadd State Vegetable Growers Association
Indiana State Country Association
Ludiana Homie 0
Lane Jones Association
Paardie
Aise
Paardne University
Kintner
Parrison County
Antioch Sunday School Program Brings Joy to All
Antioch News notes a well attended XNinas program with Old Santa visits. Families from Louisville and New Albany join local households for holiday gatherings and Christmas Day visits.
Ramsey Holiday Visits And Local Short Exchanges
Ramsey community notes holiday visits as families travel through Evansville Louisville and Stuttgart Arkansas. Local residents share Christmas time with relatives in Ramsey Beech Grove Plearyville and Stuttgart. Several residents visit New Albany Mo non Depauw and Kentucky while others return home after Christmas Day get togethers.
Visitors Departed Mark Corydon Holiday Return
Christmas joy centered on families with members home for the holidays. Some households faced disappointment as loved ones remained away. A 120 acre farm is for sale four miles from Corydon, half a mile from State Highway. inquiries at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Grafton B Davis Ad Promotes Mason Cord Tires
Griffon B Davis a former Corydon boy based in Akron Ohio advertises Mason Cord Tires to Harrison county automobile owners. He plans a long running display in the Penocrat and has written Harrison county residents about Automobile Tires and Supplies. Address 14 West South Street Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffon B. Davis
Corydon
Akron
Ohio
Harrison County
Carden Democrat
Penocrat
Gratton
Mason Cords
West South Street
Gethsemane Christmas Visit Notes Local Residents
Last week residents from Leavenworth Hardinsburg and local townships joined Christmas gatherings at Gethsemane and St Peters church. Families including Peper Bussabarger Davis Hughes Sauerheber and Falkerson attended entertainments and exchanged gifts as a community keeps holiday cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conrad
Leavenworth
T. J. Batman
Gethsemane
Charles Peper
Woodford Hughes
Claud Sauerheber
St. Peter's Church
Lem Stevens
Henry Davis
Roy Black
Hardinsburg
Mabel Peper
Miro
Bussabarger
Marjorie Bussabarger
Ruth Shuck
Russell Bussabarger
Maw
Chas. Peper
Famil
Alonzo Peper
Woodford Ting
Rev. Burger
Roy Falkerson
James Falkerson
James Sauerheber
Marvin
James Rothrock
Anna Rothrock
Frieda Peper
Moberly
Simeon Tirles
Wim. Pease Christmas
William and
Alice Sanerheber
New Albany
Christmas Visits Across Town Highlight Local Families
Flr Shields visits daughter Mrs Frank Peters and Mr Meters in Kopolis Hi. E¢ Williar and son Edwin stay with daughter and sister Mrs Clinton D Bowman and Rev Bowman in Granite City IL. Miss Gladys Shields home for holidays from Louisville. Marshal Robson returns from senton county. Ona and Mary Adamson of Louisville visit relatives in Laconia. Birrell Forbis from Bloomington spends vacation with Dr and Mrs Bo OF Forbis. Hewitt FL Cunningham of Louisville visits mother in Laconia with Rupert Smith of Waco Texas as guest. Milton May of Terre Haute visits parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Mary. Miss Hortense Hurst from Mt Vernon High School spends Christmas with mother. Miss Ruth McCarty from English visits father Wm McCarty near Union Chapel. Catherine Boone and Abbie Boone from Terre Haute visit Rush Boone and Mrs Maud Boone. Mrs Belle Noe of Louisville visits daughter Mrs Henry Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flr
Shields
Frank Peters
Meters
Kopolis
Hi. E
Williar
Edwin
Clinton D. Bowman
Rev. Bowman
Granite City
Gladys Shields
Louisville
Marshal Robson
Senton County
Ona
Mary Adamson
Lae Conia
Birrell Forbis
Bloomington
Forbis
Hewitt FL Cunningham
Laconia
Rupert Smith
Waco
Texas
Milton May
Terre Haute
Sidney Mary
Hortense Hurst
Mt. Vernon High School
Ruth McCarty
Wm. McCarty
Union Chapel
Catherine Boone
Abbie Boone
Rush Boone
Maud Boone
Belle Noe
Henry Greer
Goitre Relieved By Sorbol Quadruple Report
Mrs Chas Snider of Goshen Indiana claims two daughters were relieved of goitre by Sorbol Quadruple a colorless fini ment. She invites others to visit Davis Drug Store or other druggists or write Box 358 Mechanicsburg Ohio for treatment and names of other users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Snider
Goshen
Ind
Davis’ Drug Store
All Drug Stores
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Installation of Officers by Pisgah Lodge No. 32 F. and A. M.
Pisgah Lodge No. 32 F. and A. M. installed officers for the ensuing year on December 27 1922. Listed are W M Samuel Riley Ed S Bullett S W Geo K Irwin J W Dan F P Griffin Treasurer J T McClaren Secretary R Earl Miller S D Chas H Sims J D O W Hottle S 8S Hugh Rhodes J 8 John Heth Chaplain Jesse S Smith Tyler. Also notes a second hand rubber tired top buggy for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah Lodge No. 32
Samuel Riely
W. M
S. Bullett
S. W
Geo. K. Irwin
J. W. Dan
FP. Griffin
J. T. McClaren
R. Earl Miller
S. D. Chas
H. Sims
O. W. Hottle
Hugh Rhodes
John Heth
Jesse S. Smith—Tyler
Five Acre Corn Growers Win 100 Bushel Club Honors
Indiana 1922 five acre contest yields shown with 499 contestants in 53 counties. Hoyt Hardin tops at 120.6 bushels per acre, while average across all entrants reaches 79. Bronze to gold medals awarded at farmers' short course January 8 to 12. Demonstrations on seed selection and cultivation noted as key to higher returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Lec
Indiana
Axhembarab Extension Department
Purdue University
Indiana Corn Growers
Corm ¢Crawers
Corn Growers Association
R. S. Thomas
Mar
Allardin
Givin Goliga
Heian
Bardhalemew
Woo. Roehue’s
Allen County
Metleiman
Rochuck
Johnson County
Heilman
Ore State
Tafayette
Birds Speed Ranges From 30 To 80 MPH In Flight
A Biological Survey notes various migratory birds reach speeds from 30 to 80 miles per hour. Hawks can hit 136 mph in brief bursts while canvasbacks average 60 to 70 mph. Doves and waterfowl show wide ranges with many species exceeding 68 mph in bursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
News Seeking Citizens Call In With Tips
The Corydon Democrat urges readers to report deaths illnesses accidents weddings and notable good fortune by phone to help uncover news stories that might otherwise be missed. The paper promises to follow leads and develop details from tips provided by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Corydon Democrat
Eight Living Grandparents For Five Month Old Baby
Anta Marie Rowland, five months old and daughter of Mr and Mrs Oren Rowland of Eckerty, has eight living grandparents. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Wilber Newton of Newton Stewart, Mr and Mrs George Rhodes of Mifflin, and Mrs James Faulkenburg of Eckerty. Grandparents are H B Rowland of Eckerty and Ella Kaiser of Eckerty Crawford County Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anta Marie Rowland
Oren Rowland
Eckerty
Wilber Newton
Newton Stewart
George Rhodes
Mifflin
James Faulkenburg
H. B. Rowland
Ella Kaiser
Crawford County
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Socom
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Alex Miller
Corydon, Ind
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Dr. King’s
Dr.kings
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Lloyd A. Meech
Gen. Mer
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Lustretone Auto Cleaner
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Stockholders’ Meeting
Corydon State Bank
WM. Ridley
Samuel Pfrimmer
Antioch News
Antioch
Old Santa T
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Chester Farnsley
J. W. Farnsley
Lawrence Smith
Walter Yeagver
Beulah
Noble Farnsley
Jacob Sims
New Albiany
J. R. Smith
Edith
Lois Yeager
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Edna Toops
W. A. Toops
Lida Evianus
Asa
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Eanil Venriett
Asadovinns
Clarence Smith Ninas
Clifford Wolfe
Jacob Hartman
J. M. Farnstey
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Elmer Farnstey
C. Richardson
Charles
Ramsey
Edgar Whitman
Evansville
Eli Crayden
Geneva
Hazel Seacat
Lot Janior
Susie Davis
Beech Grove
Ward Houseloof
Bridgepourt
Aetdouse
James Townsend
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Plearyville
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Floyd Davis
Dan Davis
Loran Briscoe
Beatrice
Enrold
Depauw
Roy. Davis
Roy Davis
Lucille
Noah Martin
Monon
Tau
Sanford Martin
Sophia Garbrough
Ant Wood
Stunday
Chas. Calhoun
Kentucky
Harley Goss
Fd. Davis
Roy Bye
Indianapolis
Bernice
George Binkley
Illinois
Georgia Stevens
Grafton B
Harrison County Boy
South Boone
Goitre
Charles W. Rvans
Hardin
Henry County
New Middletown Milling Company
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