Honor Roll of Harrison County Men in War Service
Long list of Harrison County men dead in World War I from wounds or disease. Names include Paul Sieg at Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky died Sept 22 1917 and many others in France England or U S Camps through Nov 1918. Appeal for corrections and further names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sieg
Camp Zachary Taylor
Jasper L. Pease
Canmip Zachary Taylor
Charles W. Coombs
Camp Shelby
Miss
Benjamin R. Hannel
France
James Russell Caughlin
Bentley Mauck
Ray W. Stevens
Clarence Richardson
Jonathan Lee Miller
U. S
New Hampshire
Charles W. Bliss
Carp Sherman
Arthur Zollman
Preston Davis
Camp McClellan
Ala
Ray Davis
Camp Niagara
N. Y
Rosese Bennett
Lewis Kopp
England
Jacob Raymond Hannel
Henry Theodore Schaffer
Clarence Prell
Camp Zachary
Taylor
Edwin Clyde Kitterman
Harrison County
John O. Jenkins
Chas. H. Bird
Robert E. Bottles
Arthur Harris
Andrew W. Seipel
W. Clyde Albin
Camp Logan
Texas
Jesse Pearson
Camp Wilbur Wright
Ohio
Joseph Truman
Camp Sherman
Lewis J. Kennedy
Edgar Chas, Thompson
Camp Mills
Gilbert Rosenbbarger
Ora Singleton
Elmer Snyder
Camp Travis
Clyde Sherman
Frank Hugene Meyer
Farming knowledge and sales promise from local implements dealer
An implement dealer asserts deep farming expertise and tailored advice. They claim to know which tools fit each farmer’s needs, guarantee suitable selections, and provide informed guidance on adjustments and operation. The offer invites customers to inquire about any implements.
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County Indiana
Harrison Circuit Court judgment dated December 2 1918 orders sale by Commissioner George L Felter. The private sale will occur February 61 1918 between 1 and 4 PM at the described land southwest of Elizabeth Indiana. Parcels total about 27 acres with additional two acre strip and a 1.5 acre parcel. Purchaser pays one third down, balance in two notes at 6 percent, secured by mortgage. Clyde R Luttiek attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Ola M. Barger
Karl Barger
George L. Fpelter
Elizabeth
Harrison County
Indiana
Towit
GE. B. Felter
Clyde R. Luttiek
Atty
Good Business Opportunity in Corydon Indiana Offer
Advertises a partnership in an oil and merchandise venture in Harrison County Corydon with capital requirement of two thousand to twenty five hundred dollars. Emphasizes honesty and morality over business experience and requests strong local references from Corydon Democrat office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aio Gener
Harrison County
Corydon Democratifrce
Corydon
Ind
Elizabeth Stems News From Old Beth on Holidays and Local Clergy
Elizabeth Stems reports a holiday break for the school and notes the Ta left town. Rev Alva Bennett finished a four week revival at Elizabeth church and will begin a meeting at St John next Sunday. Rev J G Moore preached a Christmas sermon at the MI EK church. Laties Aid served Christmas meals, Dr Amzi Weaver returned from Kentucky, J Deatrick visits, Vada Harmon remains ill, and families from Illinois and New Albany visit. Henry Smith remains seriously ill, and Worth Rusk funeral prompts travel to Louisville. Dr George B DeTar returns from Camp Sherman and resumes practice with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Bennett
M. E
Elizabeth Church
St. John
J. G. Moore
Corydon
Amzi Weaver
James Weaver
Nelson
J. Deatrick
New Albany
Lexington
Wood Mosaic Lumber Co
Vada Harmon
Dr. Kirkwood
Vienna
Robert Campbell
Illinois
Harry Lemnel
Henry Smith
Wilson Seeks Enduring Peace Through Global Unity
President Wilson praises Allied leaders in London and Paris while outlining a future balance of power replaced by a concert of nations. He argues for a practical league of nations backed by a permanent coalition to guarantee peace and prevent future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
France
Great Britain
Italy
United States
Paris
Europe
Guila Uall
London
A. P
Guild Hall
League of Nations
We Want Soldier News From Returning GIs
The Democrat invites families of soldiers and sailors to send news of special interest about their experiences overseas and at the front. Readers are asked to provide fresh, unique stories, with interviews requested from those now returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Uncle Sam
Car paint up offer at W C Glenn Corydon
Bring your car in for a paint touch up and finish now. Contact W C Glenn in Corydon for details and to schedule the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Glenn
Corydon
Clel Biggs Retires as Longtime Louisville Motorman
The Democrat features Clel Biggs a veteran Louisville Street Railway motorman with a thirty year career starting on mule power. Born in Elizabeth he spent years in Evansville and Grand Rapids before settling back and raising a family including son Frank in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Internahan Railway
Clel’ Biggs
Louis Ville Street Railway
Evansville
Tyand Rapids
Michigan
Clel
Elizabeth
C. P. Dalton
Rehoboth Church
Boone Township
Frank
United States Navy
Democrat
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Internal Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional issue best treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to work through the blood to mucous membranes. Claims come from a physician and promote testimonials and free samples from Cheney & Co of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Christmas Dinner Brings Sieg Family Together in Spencer Township
Mr and Mrs Abraham Sieg hosted a Christmas gathering at their Spencer Township home with relatives from Crotherville Sovereign Sask Canada Corydon and Canals. Santa visited at two pm for eleven children and older folk. Guests included Mr and Mrs Milton Windell with seven children and others. The group enjoyed a noon dinner candles tree and cheerful songs with plans for a full eleven member reunion next Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Sieg
Spencer Township
Sod
Milton Windell
C. W. Taulman
Crotheraville
Chas. T. Sieg
Harold Bieg
Corydon
Chas. J. Gurtz
Sovereign, Sask
Canada
Frances Sieg
Santa Claus
Santa
Sieg
H. F. Sieg
Edward
Wesley
Cleopatra
Robert Allen
Mrs. Gurtz
Canals
Resolutions of Respect for Thomas Winn
Members of New Salisbury Lodge No 580 I O F honor Brother Thomas Winn with a memorial tribute. He was an active Odd Fellow, and his life and principles remain in memory. A copy of the memorial is to be recorded and sent to his family and county papers for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Winn
New Salisbury
Silas Bringle
A. V. McCoy
W. W. Walk
Common Sense worm powder sale and judge resumes practice
War Prices note announces the reavailability of the famous Common Sense worm powder claimed to destroy all vermin in gesting livestock when fed with food. It also reports Judge William Paynter of Salem Indiana resuming legal practice after serving as judge of the 42nd Judicial Circuit for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harbaugh
Corydon
Ind
William Paynter
Salem
Indiana
Washington
Orange Counties
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OUR Service
Impleme
J. G. Zabel
Lanesville, Ind
Commissioners
The
Harrison Circuit
Section
Rape
Elizabeth and
Laconia
Ae¢Res
Serviood
Elizabeth Stems
James Rusk
Caroline
Louisvile
Worth Rusk
Fred Barnes
Mr. B
Manckport
George B. DeTar
Dr. DeTar
David DeTar
Winslow Dispatch
Balarice
Ot Jo
Prench Academy
Joffre
Balace
Soldier News
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