Entertainment And Social Notes From Byrneville
The Byrneville column reports church attendance by ABE WILLIAMS and JOSEPH HUTSELL from Georgetown, with several residents traveling to Louisville and Beadford for work and pension duties. Local entertainment in the old church is praised, led by Prof. William T. Burn and a county-wide talent pool. Upcoming stops include Crandall and Madison, with plans for further meetings and an anticipated February entertainment titled “a ruined life and a wrecked home.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Williams Joseph Hutsell
Georgetown
Bird Sappenfield
Louisville
Hickory Wagon Works
Sandford Engleman
M. A. Hazzard
David Boston
Mott
Messrs
J*rank Baker
Claud Martin
Charles Sappenfield
Althelle Scott
Bordon
Sarah A. Goss
William T. Burn
Crandall
Beadford
Misa Irma Kepley
New Albany
Casal
William T. Byrne
Rma Kepley
Herman
Georgetawsn
Madison
Ivy Byrne
Fion Masier
Pearl Hazzard
Greenville
Willie
Byrne
Local Notes From New Amsterdam and Surrounding Towns
A lively town record lists a protracted meeting at the M E church on Tuesday night. Several residents and visitors are noted including Geo W Lone visiting Georgetown, Denton Frank teaching at Mt Vernon and spending Christmas with his parents, Mrs D and Kemper and daughter Mal visiting Pall Cities, Misses Helen and Beular Maryars leaving for the Secret Heart Academy, Miss Nannie Brandenbur hosting a pound party, Miss Gertrude Hottle visiting her sister in New Albany, Dr Ed Watkins of New Albany visiting, Robert Swan and wife planning to move to Valley Station, Ky, Joseph McAdams moving to D S Stoker's farm, J J A Hottle of Corydon visiting, H E Trotter and wife visiting D S Stoker's family, and Harvey Friedley returning from Knox county to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Geo. W. Lone
Georgetown
Denton Frank
Mt. Vernon
D. &. Kemper
Mal
Pall Cities
Helen
Beular Maryars
Secret Heart Academy
Nannie Brandenbur
J. J. A. Hottle
Corydon
H. E. Trotter
D. S. Stoker
Arve Friedley
Knox County
Laconia Notes On Local Visits and Events
Mrs Henry Meisner recovering from flu. Artie Robs and Ollie Anderson build a warehouse for a merchant. Sydney Ashton and Raymond Boone attend New Albany Business College. Prof J B Ashton hosted a spirit match at Oak Hides school. Mrs M C Crosier visiting relatives near Corydon. Carpet rag tagging by Mrs H Shields with many attendees listed. Born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Cotner a son. Teachers institute at Laconia well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meisner
Lugrippe
Artie Robs
Ollie Anderson
Byrn
Sydney Ashton
Raymond
Rob Boone
A Bans Business College
Messr
Ling Melton
Peter Abb
York
Cerevis Lina
J. Bk. Friedley
Soci
Bussell
J. Bk. Ashton
Oak Hides School
Mmeo Crosier
Corydon
Jonee Ihinesley
West Point
Huldah Shields
Mesdames
Carrie Shields
Anna Shields
Lila Conrad
Get Shields
Jennie Greer
Maggie Cooper
Bertha Radmacher
Carrie Hoke
Edna Robinson
Gilla Stevens
Lucy Crosier
Mary Crosier
Nervie Crosier
Cula Brown
Addie Wright
Aona Crosier
Sallie Crosier
Nervie Ridley Ola Shields
Mary Ellen Greer
Vs. Leslie Cotner
Rehoboth
Philip T. Barzer
Teachers’ Institute
Laconia
Puddlesville Notes From Black's Chapel Week
News from Puddlesville records prayer meeting at Black's Chapel with young residents and visitors like Anna Luther and Amos, plus local incidents. Jacob Roudenbush traveled to Corydon. Geo Roudenbush remains ill. Nicholas Eve hauls wheat to Corydon as a pike is expected. J Roudenbush and horses escaped Buck creek flood, rescuers pulling through. Alonzo Seacrist travels to Oklahoma and John Foster plans Kentucky move. Columbus Payton goes to New Albany for business. Lydia Smith stays with Lizzi Roudenbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’s Chapel
Reuter
Anna Luther
Amos
Andrew Kert
Jacob Roudenbush
Corydon
Geo. Roudenbush
Nicholas Eve
Columbus Payton
New Albany
Lydia Smith
Lizzi+ Roudenbush
Alonzo Seacrist
Oklahoma
John Foster
Kentucky
J. Roudenbush
Buck Creek
Town Property For Sale in East Part of Town
The undersigned will sell his residence in the east part of town at a bargain. It includes three acres, a twelve room house with cellar, smoke house, cistern, stable and poultry houses, fruit trees for family use, all in first class condition. PoC Boner Idanl0 4w Corydon Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boner
Corydon
Ind
Keller Sr for Commissioner in County Second District
William H. Keller Sr. of Harrison township seeks the County Commissioner seat in the second district. Former County Council president for five years, praised for diligent county service and honesty. A longtime farmer and former saw-mill operator now running a Corydon planing mill and hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Keller Sr
Harrison Township
Keller
Kel Isr
Corydon
Lazy Creek Social Notes Highlight Rural Visits and Fox Hunting
The article records social visits in Lazy Creek and Falls City with families and neighbors attending candy pulls and houseguest events. It notes Miss Anna Roberts visiting her mother, Dena Baunach visiting her uncle August Baunach, and Mr and Mrs Adan Stoker visiting Scott township friends. A grey fox killed by Joan and August Rachner is described, with its body measured at 3 feet 4 inches. Additionally, Jacob Snider remains on the sick list and Miss Fanny Norton recovers from breast cancer surgery while neighbors held a wood chopping for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Baunach
Falls City
Dena Baunach
August Baunach
Marion Sukowinski
Anna Roberts
Lazy Creek
Jacob Snider
Joan
August Rachner
Toat
Adan Stoker
Scott Township
John Lyskowinsis
Fanny Norton
Harrison County Medical Society Meeting Discusses Local Infections
The Harrison County Medical Society held its January meeting at Corydon Court House with Dr. Fack presenting a clinical case on Local Infections. Members reviewed diagnosis and treatment for an hour and discussed boosting society participation. next meeting on February 6 will study Pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Medical Spacita
Court House
Corydon
Fack
Harrison County Medical Society
Grange Officers to Be Installed Next Saturday
Harrison Grange will install officers next Saturday at 1 p.m. Master Hez Luckett Overseer Frank Loitch Lecturer Anna Hottell Chaplain Henry Wright Secretary Wm Walter Treasurer Walter Steward Wilford Emily Asst 5 James Lockhart Gate Ik C M Brown Lady Asst A All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Grange
Hez Luckett
Frank Loitch
Anna Hottell
Henry Wright
Wm. Walter
No. Walter
Wilford Emily
James Lockhart
Gate Ik
C. M. Brown
Auction Notice for Horns and Chickens in Corydon
For Sale. Entire stock of White and Buff Lee horns, also Partridge Cochin chickens. CLAUDE R. WATSON. Corydon, Ind. jan10-2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Watson
Corydon, Ind
Guaranteed Piles Cure Promise by Pazo Ointment
Advert shows Pazo Ointment offered by druggists with refund if not cured in sixty days. Claims itch pain bleeding and protruding piles relieved. Price noted as 50 cents with date January 10th year implied.
Explanation by the Country Editor
A humorous note on how country editors profit from life events. It traces payments to doctors ministers undertakers and editors for births, marriages, and deaths, ending that editors end up rich from notices and obituaries. The piece satirically outlines the economics of local reporting in a small town.
Central News Roundup at Mt Zion and Local Notices
UNCLE SAm. Wm. Rhodes is reported on the sick list. The protracted meeting at Mt Zion has closed. John Stover and wife visited the Farish home. Modern Woodmen of Valley City camp held a supper and installed officers. George Watson bought a new piano from a Chicago house. Bro. Toombs conducts meetings at Bethel near Central. Wm. Blake bought an incubator to start a poultry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Wm. Rhodes
Mt. Zion
John Stover
Ora Farish
Valley City
George Watson
Chicago
Bro. Toombs
Bethel Church
Central
Wm. Blake
Sunday School Officers for 1906 Elected
The Sunday Schools of this town have elected officers for 1906. At the M. E. church the Superintendent is Dr. Wm. Daniel with R. S. Kirkham as assistant and Miss Florence Smith as Secretary. At the Presbyterian church the Superintendent is Dr. J. A. Ulen with Harry McGrain as assistant and Orlin Conrad as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Wm. Daniel
Kirkham
Florence Smith
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Ulen
Harry McGrain
Orlin Conrad
Union Meeting Brings Four Churches Together in Corydon
Four town congregations Methodist Presbyterian United Brethren and Christian join for a union meeting at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Revs Black Irvine and Moore assisted by others will lead with varied sermons music and united effort for righteousness andGods Kingdom in Corydon and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
United Brethers
Christian
Methodist Church
Black
Irvine
Moore
Corydon
S. S. Officers Elected at Local Sunday School
On last Sunday the Christian S. S. of this place elected officers including Supt. John H. Heth Assist. Supt. John Dooley and Sedy Mary oe pand with Organist Mabel Breeden Assist. Organist Lelia Trotter. Reports showed the school in a prosperous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian S. S
John H. Heth
John Dooley
Mary Oe Pand
Sedy
Correction on Lottch report milk total at creamery
A correction notes Frank Lottch's creamery report overstated skimmer milk as 8461 pounds. actual figure is 846 pounds. It also includes an advertisement for Nodol Dyspepsia Cream cure mentioning indigestion relief and sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lottch
Kodol Reeves
Jan
Lines on Death of Emma Rector
Christmas bells rang and cheer filled the air yet sadness touched many homes as Emma Rector slept away on Christmas morning joining her Father above. The poem laments the loss, honors her memory, and trust in God’s keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rector
Flour Sale Ad from Hickmans
Fresh lot of flour offered at low cash prices. Best patents per barrel in wood five dollars. Best patents per barrel in cotton four dollars eighty five cents. Best patents twenty four pounds in cotton sixty five cents. Good family flour twenty four pounds in counlun fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulun
Local Shopkeeper Advertises April Actions and Location
Morris Fleshman lists work including grinding plow points and making doors at a shop on Highland Half mile south of the courthouse and closing after April. The Ledger notes New Albany saloon license fees rose to 160 with 96 paying so far. more payments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Court House
Morris Fleshman
New Albany
Treatment for bedwetting offered to parents by Mrs M Summers
A vintage notice promises a free home treatment for bedwetting in children and urges parents not to blame the child. The offer, from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame, Indiana, says no money is needed and instructions will be included. It notes the method can help adults with urinary issues as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest
Wester City
Iowa
Cardus
M. Sumuiuers
Notre Thune
Ind
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Byrneville
New Amsterdam
A. C. Stoker
Kemp
Balsam
Ghack Russell
Wm. H. Keller, Sr
Blue Bell
Medical Society Meeting
Berkshire
Rogers Bros
Rogers
C.L
International Sliver Co
Meriden, Conn
Dakota
Congress
Fife
Morehead
Alabama
S. S
Earth
Hickmans
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