Mary G Love Widow of J C Love Dies at 80
Mrs Mary C Love aged 80 widow of the late John C Love died at her home in Heth township after infirmities of old age. She was born in Shenandoah Valley Virginia and came to the county at six. Funeral at Highland Church with Rev Henry McKim preaching. Survived by three sons Edmund Calvin William Love and four daughters Lucy Watson Roy Jack Cora Faith and Andrew J Lopp all of the county. A Christian life and high esteem among neighbors marked her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Love
John C. Love
Heth Township
Miller
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Highland Church
Henry McKim
Edmund Calvin
William Love
Lucy Watson
Roy Jack
Cora Faith
Andrew J. Lopp
Christian Church
Bargain Farm For Sale Near Corydon
160 acre farm five miles from Corydon with seven room house and large barn. Outbuildings include granaries crib poultry and brooding houses all in good repair. Never-failing spring near house with running water. 70 acres cultivated 90 acres timber. Orchard with varied fruits. Owner may sell all stock horses cattle hogs farm machinery implements growing crops and provide possession at once. Inquire at this office. 15 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Local Notes From Indiana and Wyandotte Cave Visit
A Indiana farm page lists social visits by Shelby Rothrock and others during Sunday. A Marengo picnic on the 4th and an ice cream supper at Henry Thevenot’s Thursday night July 4th are noted. The piece extols Wyandotte Cave near Corydon and Marengo Cave in Crawford County as major state natural wonders with grand subterranean chambers and stalactite formations. Endiana Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Rothrock
George Wiseman
George T. Marr
Dave Herman
Shelby By
Henry Thevenot
Indiana
Crawford County
Harrison County
Wyandotte Cave
United States
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Corydon
Ohio River
Marengo
Endiana
Shiloh Church Reschedules Children’s Day Exercises
Storm interference forced cancellation three weeks ago. Sunday school will repeat the children’s day exercises at Shiloh church next Sunday night July 7. Public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Fulkerson and Conrad Married at Home Service
Miss Myrtle Fulkerson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Fulkerson Harrison township and Mr Maurice Conrad of Scott township wed at the officiating minister Rev Martin Luther Peter home Sunday at 730 PM Both born in Harrison county and lifelong residents. friends extend best wishes for joy and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
James Fulkerson
Harrison Township
Maurice Conrad
Scott Township
Martin Luther Peter
Harrison County
Central News Society Roundup and Local Obituary
W C Tindall and wife visited his sister Mrs Lou Taylor of Central last Sunday. H arri son township residents visited William Smith family in Central. An ice cream social at the Christian church grove drew a large crowd. Frank Shireman from Old Heth passed through en route to Louisville. Rev Toombs of Oakland City visited locally and tended his 40 acre wheat farm near Central. Children’s day services at M Zion drew many youths and praise a fine program. Rev H T Brown and daughter Cleo visited Milltown and plan to return. Mrs Love widow of C C Love died Saturday about seventy, mother of Id B Love and Calvin and William Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Tindall
Lou Taylor
Central
W. H. Fravel
Harrison Township
William Smith
Grove
Christian Church
Frank Shireman
Old Heth
Louisville
Rev. Toombs
Oakland City
M. Zion
H. T. Brown
Central Church
Cleo
Milltown
Mrs. Love
C. C. Love
Id. B. Love
Calvin
William Love
Socialist Ticket Nominated in County Convention
The Socialist party met at the county courthouse and named a full ticket: Representative Robert B. Watson Webster township. Clerk John Hogan Scott township. Auditor Carl Himmelheber Webster township. Treasurer Marion Lamb Taylor township. Sheriff Ben Riley Franklin. Commissioner Second District Harrison Devore Webster township. Commissioner Third District David A. Simler Washington township. Surveyor Andrew J. Armstrong Corydon. Coroner William D. Carr Jackson township. About twenty party members attended, with no expectation of election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Robert B. Watson
Webster Township
John Hogan
Scott Township
Carl Himmelheber
Marion Lamb
Taylor Township
Ben Riley
Franklin Township
Harrison Devore
David A. Simler
Washington Township
Andrew J. Armstrong
Corydon
William D. Carr
Jackson Township
Republicans and Democrats Shar e News From Conventions
News from the Chicago and Baltimore conventions was shared by Republicans and Democrats who arranged with the Cumberland Telephone Co to receive bulletins. Ora Bullett posted updates on his pool room front windows near the post office, drawing a crowd when major news arrived. The service, despite a roughly one hour time difference between Baltimore and Corydon, brought timely reports as events unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone Company
Chicago
Baltimore
Ora Bullett
Corydon
Harrison County Crops Report Encouraging Prospects
Harrison County reports indicate wheat nearly harvested and only half a crop. meadows recently greened and hay prospects fair. Oats planted appears promising, potatoes show well, and corn is growing nicely, giving farmers reasons for encouragement.
Indiana Republicans face split nominating scene this year
The Indiana Republicans have not nominated a State ticket and Roosevelt factions feel snubbed by Chicago. Indications point to two Republican tickets in Indiana this year, signaling a fractured convention and uncertain participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Roosevelt
Chicago
A Word of Appreciation for 73d Birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauth thanks relatives and friends for kindness shown on her 73d birthday May 25. She received 140 birthday cards and letters from five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stauth
Sadie
May Breitner
Laconia
Sunday Schools Have 611 and family voyage plans
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hull visited Mrs. C. W. Cole and daughter Miss Fannie over the weekend. Miss Fannie Cole sails from an unnamed port for Florence, Italy, for a year abroad, after visiting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hull
C. W. Cole
Fannie
New York
Florence
Italy
Residents Remember Mrs. Mary J. Baker in Posey County
Mrs. Mary J. Baker wife of Eli Baker died at home in Posey township June 22 1912 after years of bronchial trouble. Funeral at Smith Camp Ground church June 24. She leaves a husband and eleven children. Neighbors celebrated Mrs Trobaughs 56th birthday with a large community meal.
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Mary J. Baker
Eli Baker
Posey Township
Smith Camp Ground Church
G. M. Young
United Brethren
New Middletown
Greene County
Indiana
Emery Baker
Wichita
Kansas
Oscar Huston
Harvey Dowdle
Oscar Baker
Waterloo
Town
Stoy
Horace
Ethel
Ruth
Jennie Baker
This
Solemn Communion Day at St Marys Lanesville
Eighteen children eight boys eleven girls received First Holy Communion at St Marys Church Lanesville last Sunday. Rev Father A Peckskamp led the service. each communicant received a pearl rosary and was enrolled in the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Lanesville
Father A. Peckskamp
John Schickel
George Schueler
Clements Bach
William Goodman
August Steiner
Clements Richmer
Leo Ringle
John Henriott
Edward Schellenberger
Frank Schellenberger
John Henckel
Irma Yochem
Mary Schmelz
Eva Bach
Lorena Endris
Dulcie Steiner
Ida Bachman
Edith Day
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Father Peckskamp
Clara F. Steiner
Death of James E. Wright at New Albany
James E. Wright aged thirty nine died at noon Monday at 515 East Market Street New Albany from a complication of diseases. He leaves a widow and a young daughter eight. He belonged to Centenary M E church Rowena Lodge K P Pawnee Tribe Red Men and was highly regarded. For three months he worked at Peter Klerner furniture factory and was born and raised in the county, son of the late Lime Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EF. Wright
James E. Wright
East Market Street
New Albany
Centenary M. E. Church
Rowena Lodge K
Pawnee
Peter Klerner
County
Lime Wright
Jefferson county Republicans resign in Taft split 1912
Twenty three of forty two Jefferson county Kentucky Republican committeemen resign in protest against Taft and Sherman. The letter dated June 27 1912 is signed by Charles A Hess as chairman and other committee members including Wm A Houser W F Acton Hugh H Ellis E H Hilpp W H Overstreet Fred H Hardt John W Reeder and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Jefferson County
Republican State Central Committee of
Kentucky
Charles A. Hess
Harrison County
Republican Committee
William H. Taft
James 8. Sherman
Republican Party
Republican County Committee
Wm. A. Houser
W. F. Acton
Hugh H. Ellis
E. H. Hilpp
W. H. Overstreet
Fred H. Hardt
John W. Reeder
Red A. Bohrman
Ttarry I. Fox
Gus Neurath
H. A. Hymer
Dan Breitenstein
Henry Schmitz
Edward L. Cain
Mark H. Gabbart
W. S. Tyler
C.E. Heavrin
Robert H. Lucas
Russell Hart
W. A. Pell
John Hawkins
Louis Henning
Birthday Party Honors Miss Aluna Evans Sixty Guests Attend
Miss Aluna Evans celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a Saturday evening party. Music by Lewis Lawson and Russell Keen accompanied a crowd including Zola Cunningham Gussie Farnsley Mary Wilson and many other friends and relatives from Louisville and area. Guests departed late with wishes for many more happy occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluna Evans
Messrs
Lewis Lawson
Russell Keen
Zola Cunningham
Gussie Farnsley
Mary Wilson
Orpha
Goldin Toops
Luella
Emma Kingly
Flossie
Irma McClure
Flora
Beaulah Hollis
Riely Baumgarde
Ghkydas Johnson
Gertrude Venner
Lillian Schoen
Elberta Wiliam
Surprise Birthday Party at Thomas Home Crandall
A Crandall gathering on June 26 celebrates Walter Thomas seventy seventh birthday with music games and fruit nuts and cake. Guests include Emma Dalton Grace Davie Wright Pearl Leffler Alma Leffler and others. The party ends with a wheelbarrow birthday push to the branch for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thomas
Crandall
Mr. Thomas
Emma Dalton
Grace A.davie Wright
Pearl
Alma Leffler
Sadie Melton
Mabel Williams
Doras Melton
Audrey Thomas
Ruby
Margaret Leffler
Marion Williams
George Beal
Jess Shields
Willard Hottell
James
Lee Leffier
Russel
Ralph Berry
Edward Simily
Artie Leffier
F. Tyler
Owen
Homer Wright
Edward Evans
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator
The undersigned ED B. Love is appointed administrator of the estate of Mary C. Love of Harrison County Indiana. Kirsham and Oannon, Attorneys, 133.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Love
Harrison County
Indiana
ED B. Love
Admr
Kirsham & Oannon, Attys
Administrator's Sale of Mary C Love Estate
Notice that the administrator of Mary C Love's Indiana estate will offer for sale at the deceased's residence in Harrison County the personal property of the estate. The sale will occur at the late residence with terms to be announced by the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Love
Harrison County
Indiana
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Fuulkkerson
Conrad
Central News
Socialist Ticket
Socialist Party
Methodist
Christian
Presbyterian
J. W. Trobaugh
Scott
Washington
Ira Amy
Annie
Irene
Ruel
Nettie Burley
Evin
Hubert
Mollie Keiser
New Amsterdam
Thomas Gibson
John W. Breeden
Clarence Breeden
Mollie
May Woodward
Carl Binkley
Lafe Amy
Benjamin
Dudley
Perry Fravel
Jerry Binkley
Mabel
Henry Langdon
C. C. Langdon
Steward Crecelius
Amzie
Charley
Kate
John
Perry
Willard
Sadie Deschamp
Lou Pate
Julia Lafever
Thomas Bottles
Shelva Curts
Martin Baxley
Hallie Mauck
Archie Breeden
Eli McIntosh
Mr. McIntosh
Hirsch Stein Fertilizer Company
Yeb
EDS
Love, Admr
Mamherers
Mr. Farmer
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone &Telegraph Co
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
Emmett Beanblossom
Beanblossom & Shuck
Undertakers
Corydon, Ind
Ines
Beanblossom
W. S. Shuck
Eureka
Cale
Olierva
T. B. Cochran
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