Death of Roy Hobart Stauth 1897 1919 Corydon Indiana
Roy Hobart Stauth born Harrison County Indiana February 5 1897 died January 3 1919 at age 21 after brief illness of pneumonia. Survived by his wife Sherley Albin father Daniel F Stauth step mother sister Mrs Addie Albin and three half brothers. Funeral January 5 at the family home conducted by Rev J L Battram burial at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. He was active in the United Brethren church and remembered as industrious and well regarded by business leaders in Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hobart Stauth
Daniel F
Laura E. Stauth
Harrison County
Indiana
Roy
Addie
Corydon
J. L. Battram
Sherley Albin
Adie Albin
Ward
Clarence
John
United Brethren Church
Stauth Brothers
Thomas Jefferson Martin obituary near Corydon
Thomas Jefferson Martin died Thursday at his brother John S. Martin’s home a mile east of Corydon after three weeks of liver trouble. He was seventy five and survived by three brothers Matt John S Simpson and a sister Mrs Belle Cullens of Mew Albany. He married Mary Loughmiller in 1877 who died seven years earlier. Remains were taken to Palmyra for a brief service by Reverend William Boston and Reverend J Battram with burial in Palmyra cemetery. He was a member of the Church of Christ at Palmyra and respected by all who knew him.
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Thomas Jefferson Martin
John S. Martin
Corydon
Mr. Martin
John S
Matt
Simpson Martin
Belle Cullens
Palmyra
Wiliam Boston
Church of Christ At
Battram and Conner wed in Princeton Indiana ceremony
Mr Charles Battram of this place married Miss Lottie Conner of Alton Illinois on Thursday January 9th. The Rev J A Battram officiated at Princeton Indiana. After the ceremony the couple moved to Corydon to reside with his parents and were honored at a Rivari gathering Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Battram
Lottie Conner
Allon
Uinois
J. Ia. Battram
Princeton
Indiana
J. L. Dattram
W. H. Keller Co
RB. A. Connor
Alton, Lillnois
Dr Roe ton cough syrup offered by local druggist
A local notice announces Dr Roe ton's celebrated cough syrup available in 60¢ bottles from a Coryden Junction druggist. Marion Hershman has returned home from two years farming in LaMoille Illinois.
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Marion Hershman
LaMoille
Ilinois
Census of Hogs Reported in Harrison County Townships
Federal order requires schooling based hog and cattle census. Supt Deweese appointed township chairmen to supervise counting. Six townships Morgan Posey Spencer Franklin Boone Heth completed tally showing 5969 hogs over six months old 4347 over two months 3270 under two months and 3264 to be killed.
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Federal Department
United States
Deweese
Morgan
L. L. Coleman
Jackson
Miss Mayme Kelley
Posey
Herman Prage
Webster
J. George Reuter
Franklin
C. Stanley
Harrison
Hugh Rhoades
Morgan, Posey
Spencer
Boone
Heth
FURS WANTED AD FROM KAW. BERILES CORYDON
Classified notice seeking fur buyers from Kaw and Beriles Corydon. Respondents urged to phone or write with prompt replies to all calls and correspondence. The brief item indicates active recruitment for fur trade during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beriles
Corydon
Death of Philip C Miller in Jackson township
Philip Conrad Miller died at his home in Jackson township last Sunday after a three week illness from influenza pneumonia and typhoid fever. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Flocktown German Reformed church with Rev. John Egger. He was forty five, survived by a wife and two daughters Idna and Alma. He belonged to St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church and the Modern Woodmen of America.
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Philip Conrad Miller
Jackson Township
O’tlock
Flocktown German Reformed Church
John Egger
New Middletown
Idna
Alma
Miller
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Belle Lemmel Dies at Home After Illness
Belle Lemmel wife of Amos Lemmel died at her home near New Middletown last Saturday night following influenza after long tuberculosis predisposition. Funeral at Black's Chapel Monday, interment at Sharon. She was nearly sixty, survived by husband two daughters and four sons. Maiden name Robinson, last of her family, with siblings all lost to tuberculosis.
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Belle Lemmel
Amos Lemmel
New Middletown
Black’s Chapel
Sharon
Robinson
Death of Thomas E. Whitehead in Blackwell Okla
Mrs. Lewis Cromwell reports the death of Thomas E. Whitehead of Blackwell Oklahoma after a weeklong pneumonia. He was thirty, married five months to Urphs Love. A brother J E Whitehead of Fort Worth accompanied the remains to Rome Georgia for burial with services in Blackwell and Rome and interment at Myrtle Hill. Whitehead was a traveling salesman for Armour and Co and represented a large oil company. The couple had planned a Cuba trip. passports arrived after his death. Mrs. W is a niece of Mrs. Cromwell.
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Lewis‘Cromwell
Thomas E. Whitehead
Blackwell
Oklo
J. E. Whitehead
Ft.Worth
Texas
Rome
F. J. Stowe
Sydney
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Whitehead
Urphs Love
Armour & Co
Cuba
County Officials Appointments From December to January
The board filled county roles including Janitor at $40 monthly for county buildings, a jail and asylum physician at $25 per quarter, and County Attorney at $100 yearly. Land appraisers were named for three districts: First Dist. Wm. Smithbenry, Charles D. Stevens, Thomas Connoly. Second Dist. Eli Mathes, Thomas P. Gibson, George Fry. Third Dist. Joseph Fink, Joseph Russell, Eli Shields.
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Board of Commissioners
Joseph Denbo
Samuel Smooth
Clyde R. Lottick
Wm. Smithbenry
Charles D. Stevens
Thomas Connoly
Eli Mathes
Thomas P. Gibson
George Fry
Joseph Fink
Joseph Russell
Eli Shields
Factions Clash in Germany as Sparticans Falter
In Germany, rival factions fight with modern weapons leaving many dead. The Sparticans reportedly defeated by government troops amid heavy combat and widespread destruction.
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Germany
Telephone patrons urged to limit calls to business use
Notice from Eureka Telephone Co manager J. W. Dellinger asks patrons to use phones for business only as three regular operators are unavailable. The message notes limited staff and reduced assistance.
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J. W. Dellinger
Eureka Telephone Co
Dentist notices new weekly schedule in Brandenburg area
Notice states Dr. W. M. Casper, dentist, will relocate from Brandenburg Kentucky to West Point Kentucky after January 16. He will practice on Tuesdays and Fridays each week at Hynes' office in Brandenburg, and on Thursdays and Saturdays at another Brandenburg location.
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West Point
Hynes
Brandenburg Thoredays
Charter No 66235 Record Summary
Charter No 66235 figures include 10,087 and 71,551,501 with 97 85 and 66 70,310 00, presenting a numeric ledger snippet. No clear event or entities are identifiable beyond these numbers.
Several Cline sons in U S military service and more veterans
Mr and Mrs Harve Cline of Corydon report three sons Fairley Charles and Andrew serving in the U S military Fairley recently discharged at Camp Funston Kansas Andrew at Camp Grant Illinois and Charles at Camp Sherman Ohio in the Medical Corps Charles a graduate of Indiana Normal at Terre Haute Fairley returned home after six months service as a steam engineer Also updates on Dr Claude T Wolfe and wife arrival from Camp Oglethorpe Georgia and other local service members including Arthur Ray and Chas with camps and assignments and mentions of discharged soldiers and relatives.
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Harve Cline
Corydon
United States Military Service
Fairley
Charles
Andrew
Nebraska
Camp Funston
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Camp Grant
Illinois
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
United States
Sam’s
Afeca
Claude T. Wolfe
Camp Ogiethrope
Georgia
Wolfe
Louisville
Atherton
Medical Corps
A. Taylor
Arthur
Ray
Camp Greene
N. C
Chicago
Chas
Camp Lewis
Washington
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Thomas Jefferson
Martin
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Furs
Philip
Belle Robinson Lemmel
W. M. Casper
Brandenburg, Ky
the. First. National Bank
First National Bank
Corygon
Reserve District
Resources
Ry Lacey
U. S
Evi Tbe
Liberty Loan
U.S
Seawehee Voice
Federal Reserve Bank
Ttda
Adass
Bankers and Trust Camp
Wba Ea
State of
Arthur B. Richert
Arthur B Richert
W.H. P. Wiseman
G. Keller
Clyde KR
Loitick
W. P. Huff
Uncle Sams
Land & Sea
Wiley M. Patterson
Flist
Sergt
Camp Meades Md
Camp Taylor
I. Reinhardt
U. S. Army
Ramsey
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Springfield
Mass
Camp Devens
Zachary
Clarence A. Snyder
S. N. Snyder
Camp Travis
Elmer Edward Snyder
Norfolk
Irvin H. Sonne
United States Army
Camp MicArthur
Chris
Elmer Rosenbarger
Willard Rosenbarger
Spencer Township
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Michigan
J. D. Byrne
Byrne
Janice
Barbara Deuser
Charlestown
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