Farmers State Bank elects officers at annual stockholders meeting
Farmers State Bank of Lanesville held its annual stockholders meeting and re elected officers for the year. John L. Walter was re elected president with John W. Shuck as vice president. Philip J. Blank Fred J. Schneider and Chris Zollman elected as directors Geo C Simler remains cashier. Report dated December 29 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank of
Lanesville
John L. Walter
John W. Shuck
Philip J. Blank
Fred J. Schneider
Chris. P. Zollman
Geo. C. Simler
Farmers State Bank Lanesville Indiana 1922 financial report
The Farmers State Bank of Lanesville Indiana reports its condition at December 29 1922 led by President John L Walter and Vice Presidents George C Simler and John W Shuck. Total resources 214784.91 liabilities 214784.91 including capital stock 25000 surplus 15272.93 time certificates 97000 deposits 971? Notary confirms.
Former Harrison Countian Writes From San Antonio
An Indiana correspondent signed as Charles B. Conrad writes a friendly letter from San Antonio Texas to the Harrison County paper recounting warm winter weather and old acquaintances including sheriff John K. Morris. He notes roses blooming and strawberries picked, compares their climate to Florida and mentions a surprise visit by Mrs. Shaffer of Denver. A sale notice for a seven year old buggy horse is listed for Mauckport area on January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace G. W. Conrad
Welker
Democrat
Charles B. Conrad
San Antonio
Texas
Charles
John K. Morris
John
Florida
Lone Star
Charles F. Shaffer
Denver
Colorado
Dr. Gossett
Louisville
Conrad
Everett
Clyde Smith
Heth Township
Mauckport
Church Honors Couple Married Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs Taylor O Bannon celebrated their golden wedding with a party at Seventh Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis. Daughter Mrs Gertie Harmeling attended as an honored guest. A program of songs readings and a playlet preceded a reception and $25 gold gifts from congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor O'Bannon
Seventh Presbyterian Church
O'Bannon
Paragon
Chicago
James
Techimapolis
Gertie Hammeling
Harry Haller
Jas. Sanford
Ralph Thumphreys
John Wiliams
M. EF. Runden
Indianapolis News
O'Rauneen
the Democrat
Gertrude Harmeling
Akron firm offers broader service to automobile owners
Grafton B. Davis at 44 W. South St Akron announces direct sale of standard automobile fires di rect with a substantial saying promoting broader service to automobile owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Automobile
Akron
Grafton B. Davis
South St
Ohio
W. South St
Local social notes and visiting folks in New Middletown area
Rhona and Ide Mae Evans are sick. Mr Ambrose Laibuke rested with relatives in New Aldhaty. Several families from Jeffersonville and New Albany visited relatives here including Mr and Mrs James Wilson, Mr and Mrs George Hottle, and their children. Sarah Bryant of Laconia visits relatives. Earl Minter and daughter Jula Mae return to Louisville after a few days with Mrs Bryant. John Wollis and Byron Blackman visit Mrs Byron Blackman and others. Carnation flour produced by New Middletown Milling Co. Jy-26-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhona
Ide Mae Evans
Ambrose Laibuke
New Aldhaty
James Wilson
George Hottle
Elis
Edward Lee
Sir Wilson
Garvin Hiser
Martin Wily
Hagel
Win. Buckle
Marshall
Isse Sandbach
Jeffersonville
Joseph Sandbach
Beatrice
Esther
Tia Blackman
Leslie Blackman
Sarah Bryant
Laconia
Earl Minter
Ittle
Jula Mae
Louisville
January Thunder Storm Strikes Indiana Weather
A January thunder storm hit the region in the early hours of Sunday morning. Lightning flashed and thunder roared around Indianapolis and nearby areas. Temperatures dropped several degrees but winter effects remained mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
C H S Girls Defeat Roe O Connor Five In Close Tilt
C H S at gym last Tuesday night hosted Roe O Connor Five. Imogene Flock scored on a tip in to start the scoring and C H S led 7 2 at half. Alda Swan hit a key field goal and free throws as the home team held on for a 12 6 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe O'Connor
Imogene Flock
Imogene
U. S
C. W. SS
Gymnasiap
Bud
Clills
Alda Swan
Cooh. S
Alda
Toe O'Connor
C. TS
CTLS
C.els
Boy Scout Band
Jordan Block
Rosey's Corner
Earl Keller
Desmond Straub
The
L. S
Salem
CLI. S
Crushersville
Bloomington man returns home after trip with friend
Ed H. Brown of Bloomington Indiana writes he arrived back home all right. He and a friend Mr Cetner drove to Corydon and back to Thli nis in a car they enjoyed, and he was glad to see neighbors and friends in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed H. Brown
Bloomington
Hiness
Tie
Mr. Cetner
Corydon
Thlinis
Iva Kintner Sues Wiseman Case Delayed by Change of Judge
The case of Iva Ti. Kintner versus Ruth Wiseman Gibbs Wiseman and others was called for trial last Monday. A large number of witnesses appeared and the plaintiff moved for a change of judge, which was granted, leading to a continuation of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Ti. Kintner
Ruth Wiseman
Gibbs Wiseman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers State Bank
Farmers’ State Bank
Indiana
Banks & True
State OF
County OF
Harrison
Geo. C. Semler
Zelpha M. Simler
Miles’ Variety Store
Schuppert’s Bus
New Albany
Rosenbarger
Pearl and
Market Sts
Kentucky
Elkhorn Lump
H. Buchanan
Dealer
Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and Spring Sts
New Albany, Ind
Harrison Countian
San Antonio Texas
Lottich’s
New Middletown Milling Company
Cash and Carry Grocery Dept
Arbuckles
Happy Home
Alma Brand
Hersheys
Sar
C. Hurst
Janie
Epworth League of Crandall M. E. Church
M. W. A. Hall
Rebecca Wing
F. E. Lindsey
Janie Wing
O. L. Leffler
Kate Wing
E. A. Evans
Silas Mead
Evans
Richard Biondo
C. Fisher
Robert Riche
Lee Leffler
Fara Pines
Kate
M. J. Thomas Rose Vines
Carl Felmy
Handy Heap
M. J. Fisher
Mandy Main
C. G. Crandall
Rev. Bean
Clarence Crandall
Tompson
Cat Earl Thomas
C. M. Felmy
Coon Creek
B. C. Stevens
John White & CO
Louisville, KY
Ramsey
Eureka
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