Burnville Town Notes and Local Visits
Miss Blanche Hazzard spent part of last week in New Albany. Daisy Byrne of near Mott visited the Mosier family. Thomas Williams and family east of here visited Frank Williams on Sunday the 19th. Williams is building a telephone line for Farmers home. Silas Smith, son of Thomas Smith, has pneumonia fever but is recovering. Charles Harmon of New Albany visited his mother Engleman. Townspeople went to Corydon Junction to see a wreck. E S Sappenfield of Campbellsville visited brothers and families. Merl Byrne fractured his right arm while playing fox. Dr Taylor of Georgetown attends. Asbury Parish and Frank Martin are champion wood choppers, four miles walked. four cords up and back by three I M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Frank Williams
Silas Smith
Thomas Smith
Charles Harmon
New Albany
Engleman
Corydon Junction
E. S. Sappenfield
Campbellsburg
Merl Byrne
Fox
Dr. Taylor
Georgetown
Asbury Parish
Frank Martin
Atkinson Lecture Delivers Four Faced People in Corydon
Dr. Dent Atkinson of Oberlin Ohio spoke on Four Faced People at the M E church as the first winter lecture in a Midland Lyceum Bureau series. A second talk at the Presbyterian church on The Bible in Civilization drew a crowded audience and a Sunday offering of about eleven dollars given to the lecturer for charitable purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Lyceum Bureau
M. E. Church
Dent Atkinson
Oberlin
Ohio
Corydon
Atkinson
Mt Solomon Evang Lutheran Holds Jan 13 1968 Meeting
Congregational meeting at Mt Solomon Evangelical Lutheran Church reports nine month offerings of 54000 and selects deacon Gortes Knylieman to replace Levi Schwartz. Trustees elected for terms, finance to switch to quarterly envelopes. Pastor reports five communicants, two funerals, three marriages, sixty services. pastor’s resignation reviewed and rejected. plan to leave after Easter. note of Nev. Sapwenfield’s departure and his strong impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mts Solomon Evg
Gortes Knylieman
Levi Schwartz
Jackt Good
Philip Flock
John M. Enagleman
Pagtor
Nev
Christ
Death in New Albany man dies after bone fragment causes death
David Gyrn died Thursday after swallowing a small bone fragment from steak, causing internal hemorrhages and fatal agony. A post mortem showed a inflamed lacerated stomach. He was about sixty, survived by five children, with funeral at Jordan's Graveyard in Coryton. Pine salve advertisement ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gyrn
Moon
Edward Dearick
Ben Albany
Byre
Deatrick
New Albany
Lincoln Knapp
Illinois
Conrad Reinhardt
Jesse
Harve Byrne
Coryt
Jordan’s
In Memory of Roda May Mettling
A memorial notice for Roda May Mettling age 15 years 7 months 17 days who died January 11 1908 at her home of Henry and wife. She was an active Glenwood Presbyterian Church member baptized young, funeral conducted by Rev. Winn January 12 1908. She leaves father mother sister eight brothers and many relatives to mourn. The family recalls her steadfast Christian life and faith in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mettling
Roda May
Heavenly Band of Angels
Thore
Glenwood Presbyterian Church
Rev
Winn
Glenwood
Death of Win Eckart at South Corydon
Win Eckart died suddenly at his home south of Corydon on Sunday after illness from bowel trouble. He was sixty nine and leaves a widow three daughters two sons. Funeral held Monday at Jordan's cemetery with Rev S S Nye officiating. He was greatly beloved by friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Eckart
Corydon
Jordan’s Cemetery
S. S. Nye
Mr. Hekart
Stevens Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
The Damocrat announces Thomas J Stevens of Jackson township seeking the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner in the 1-3 Pirat District. Serving his first term since 1994 he is praised as a safe honest and competent official with a record of diligent public service and dependable duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J Stevens
Jackson Township
Pirat
Stevens
Mrs. Sallie Tartarat Dies Sudden at Corydon Home
Mrs. Sallie I. Tartarat, 64, died suddenly at her home two miles northwest of Corydon Saturday night after a coughing spell. Surviving are her husband Francis Tartarat, five stepdaughters, four brothers, two sisters. maiden name Scott. Funeral at Oak Grove Church Monday conducted by Rev. N. M. Rumbley with burial in the church cemetery. She joined the Christian Church at 15 and lived a faithful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie I. Tartarat
Francis Tartarat
Corydon
S Ie
Ethel Tartarat
Ethel
Oak Grove Church
N. M. Rumbley
M. E Church
John H. Heth
Scott
Tartar
Christian Church
Roosevelt praised for two bold stances in letter
A reader argues Roosevelt deserves credit for two controversial moves. He notes the removal of In God We Trust from coins and endorses women riding astride on horses, praising the president's practical stance despite disapproval from many parties and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hess
U.S
Anna Dickeson
California
Missouri River
Great West
Prrimmer
Clean Clover Seed Cleaning Offered by W H Bullett
Farmers urged to send seed to W H Bullett & Sons for immediate cleaning using their new cleaner. The notice promotes sowing clean clover and emphasizes prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Better Things and the Call to Higher Life
A meditation on how near heaven alters perception and prompts repentance. The speaker notes that Christ’s presence reveals sin and strengthens vows to forsake worldliness, inspiring us to live with purpose and lead others toward better paths.
New Amsterdam Social and Personal Notes
Katie Johnson and Mrs D B Kemper spend a few days in Louisville this week. Mrs Kendle returns from Evansville visit. John Stover plans move to Oklahoma soon. Kleary Kendle of New Albany visits with his mother. River at boating stage. packets run with heavy traffic. Garfighd Montgomery rents Judge Zenor’s farm two miles south. Mrs Clark Frank returns from Mt Vernon visit. Mrs G L Montgomery returns from Leavenworth for sister’s illness. D S Stoker in St Edwards Hospital after surgery and improving. Five teams arrived yesterday from Tell City for log hauling near Thomas Stoker farm east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Kemper
Louisville
Uess Kendle
Evansville
John Stover
Oklahoma
Kleary Kendle
New Albany
Garfighd Montgomery
Judge Zenor
Tell City
Ind
Thomas~ Stoker
Harrison County Commissioners Report 1907 Finances
Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana presents receipts and disbursements for Fiscal Year 1907. Including balance January 1, 1907, by funds such as county bond, gravel road, poor relief, bridge, and school funds, with detailed per diem salaries, expenses, bond redemptions, and outstanding gravel road bonds as of January 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Board of Commissioners of
Harrison County
Sheriffs Recorders Fund
J Son Township
Lowosnid
Wees
Circuit Court
County Council
Assensini Tevanue
OO Law Library Judgve Currentty Court
Tae Maages
Harrison Township
Spencer
C.ccce
Cece Eee
Gett
Indiana Childrens Home
Farmers Institutes
Ceee Cree Eee
Heth Township
Posey Township
Blue River Township
Washington Township
Spencer Township
Harrison
Tarrison
Washington
Testaaneriedt
Sbacee
Posey Eeekes
Washingt
County Bond and Bridge Works Funds Noted
County records list bond principal and interest for bridge construction and repair gravel roads and docket fees. It also mentions railroad tax due taxpayers and general county funds with commissions.
Democratic Primary Candidacy by District County and Township
Candidates file for Democratic primary across district county and township offices. Invariably in advance.
Cox Nominates for Congress in Indiana District
Hon. W. E. Cox of Dubois county seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in Indiana's Third District subject to the district primaries on April 3, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cox
Dubois County
Congress
Indiana
Harrison County Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney 1908
CuYDE LOTTICk of Harrison county runs in the Democratic Primaries for Prosecuting Attorney of the Third Judicial Circuit which includes Harrison Craw tore and Perry counties. The contest hinges on the 1908 party primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyde Lotticck
Harrison County
Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison, Crawtorn
Perry
Harrison candidates for Clerk in Democratic primary 1908
Harrison township candidates Henry W. Denso Charles H. Kintner James A. McRae Levi V. Brown listed for the Harrison Circuit Court clerk race subject to the Democratic primary in 1908 with township affiliations Scott Taylor Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Denso
Harrison Township
Harrison
Charles H. Kintnrer
Scott Township
James A. McRae
Taylor Township
Levi V. Brown
Harrison Township Candidates Seek County Auditor Post
J L O Bannon of Harrison township and Sam P Vogt of Harrison township enter the Democratic primary race for County Auditor in 1908, each seeking the party's decision to win the post.
Harrison county sheriff candidates in 1908 primary
Jacos A. Stevens runs for sheriff of Harrison county subject to the Democratic primary on April 3 1908. Eli Miller of Heth township also seeks the sheriff's post in Harrison county under the Democratic primary convention 1908. Peter S. Wright of Harrison township is a sheriff candidate in Harrison county subject to the April 3 1908 Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacos A. Stevens
Sherif
Harrison County
Ie Dempcrate
Eli Miller
Heth Township
Peter S. Wright
Harrison Township
Willian Eisenmenger
Webster Township
Said Township
Harrison county treasurer candidates in 1908 election
J D Pitman of Blue River township runs for Harrison county treasurer in the April 3 1908 election. T W Knight of Taylor township also seeks the office subject to the Democratic primary on April 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Pitman
Blue River Township
Harrison County
T. W. Knight
Taylor Township
Dem Primary Coroner Candidates Named for 1903 1908
Henry H. Wisk of Harrison township seeks the Coroner post subject to the Democratic primary decision. W. E. Cotner of Posey township also seeks the Coroner seat subject to the primary. Dates referenced are 1903 and 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Wisk
Harrison Township
W.E. Cotner
Posey Township
Democratic primary candidates named for Harrison County offices
Frank Cunningham of Boone township seeks the Democratic nomination for Commissioner in the Third District Harrison county subject to the Democratic primary decision April 5 1910 Thomas J Stevens also seeks the Democratic nomination for Commissioner in the First District Harrison county subject to the primary decision April 5 1910 Jackson township appears in the OCR text as a fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cunningham
Boone Township
Harrison County
Harrison county Indiana Township Trustee Candidates 1908
A list of candidates for township trustee positions in Harrison county Indiana. Names include W W Lawson W Williams George Worrtz Willard Denno George Bickel William Eisenmenger Herman Meyer with notes they seek Democratic primary convention decisions in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard H. Denno
Harrison Township
Larrison County
Ind
Said Township
George Bickel
Franklin Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Harrison township Assessor candidates unnamed in primary report
W D Toler and Frank McCutcheon with John Pressler seek the Democratic nod for Harrison and Franklin townships in Harrison County Indiana. The notice lists these candidates as subject to the Democratic primary convention decisions.
Local Notes From Walthersburg A Round Of Visits Mentioned
Miss Rose Ott returned from Louisville. Miss Clara Voelker spent several days at New Middletown. Edward Schmetzer was severely bitten by a vicious dog last week. Miss Anna Voelker visited the family of Ed Richert of Flat Woods recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ott
Louisville
Clara Voelker
New Middletown
Edward Schmetzer
Anna Voelker
Ed. Richert
Flat Woods
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Burnville
Abe Williams
Blanche Hazzard
Daisy Byrne
Near Mott
Steve O. Mosier
Congregational Meeting
Pinesalve
L.A, Biely & Son
Jesus
May
Geriwa Mae
Win
Eckart
Thomas J. Stevens
Wirs. Jones
Gallatin
Tenn
Cardu
New Amsterdam
Katie Johnson
Teton Health
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Commissioner’s
Blue River Pownship
Balinee Dandary
Bomds
Balanee
Ulat Pais Hoeton
Fos
Paws
Peo
Los Posey Lownship
Thomas Jr. Smith
John Reeves
Val
Bonis
Advanch
J.L. O. Bannon
Sam P. Vogt
Commissioer
Ackson Township
W. W. Lawson
W. W. Williams
George Worrtz
Jackson Townsh
Herman Meyer
Pranklin
Barrison County
W.D. ToLer
John Pressler
Said
Frank McCutcheon
Walthersburg
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