Thumb-Nail Sketches And Incidents Recollections of J Edward Murr
Personal recollections describe boyhood travel from a rural area to New Albany 30 miles away. Wagons stopped at a beech bottom for noon rest where accidents and a rumored haunting fed local superstition. A murder and child involvement anchor a tale of frontier danger and superstition.
Interesting Hoosier Facts and Local Notices
Indiana transport and law notes report on railroad income and trackage leaders the Indiana law forbids nonconforming fruit baskets after 1928 licensing of public school superintendents rests with the state board of education licenses may be revoked for immorality misconduct incompetency or neglect and hearings are allowed for revocations. A misdemeanor penalizes failing to support dependent parents with fines up to 500 and possible six months in jail. For sale a two ton Denby truck with cab and sideboard bed plus extra yard dump bed listed by C A Sims Crandall Indiana.
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State Board of Education
Wonderful growth of Los Angeles city structure noted
A letter from M. Jay of Los Angeles includes a Security Service Bulletin from June 9 1928 about Los Angeles growth. It cites apartment building counts from 1919 to 1923 and permit values totaling 26.6 million with likely 25 percent extra spent, suggesting about 33 million dollars in activity. Mr Jay is son of Ben D. Jay of New Albany. Interested Burpee Home Can Sealers readers may contact Ray Churchill DePauw Ind.
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M. Jay
Los Angeles
California
Security Service
Department of Research and Service, Security Trust and Savings Bank
Jay
Los Angele
Ben D. Jay
New Albany
Ray Churchill
DePauw
Ind
Roll of Honor subscribers and new renewals list
Subscriptions for The Corydon Democrat updated with new subscribers marked by x. Names include Mrs Oscar Fryrear Elizabeth Mrs Edgar Miller Danbury Wis Mrs S M Stockslager Corydon Andrew A Prell Elizabeth Mary Sims Elizabeth FL M Byerley Georgetown Sam C Windell Corydon Louis Gardner Loursville John Payton Brook NevIl Frank Wilson Pa x F Cotner Bloomington T L Breeden Medford Okla Cilla Kintner Corydon Carrie Gays New Albany Ode Watson Corydon Edw E Gruaviss Louisville W H Dyer Crandall. Sale of a Duroe sow and eight pigs by David Scull Corydon Ind Eureka Phone June 20 2 w.
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Oscar Fryrear
Elizabeth
Edgar Miller
Danbury
Wis
S. M. Stockslager
Corydon
Andrew A. Prell
Mary Sims
FL M. Byerley
Georgetown
Sam C. Windell
Louis Gardner
Loursville
John Payton
Brook
Nevil Frank
Wilson
X. F. Cotner
Bloomington
T. Breeden
Medford
Oklo
Cilla Kintner
Carrie Gays
New Albany
Ode Watson
E. Gruaviss
Louisville
W. HL Dyer
Five Harrison County Teachers to Attend Columbia University
Five of Harrison county's best teachers will travel to New York City next week for Columbia University's summer term. They are Melvin Davis Maurice H O Bannon Grace Carroll Nellie Kelley and Christine Thornbury. Davis is in Brooklyn Town O Bannon in Mooresville Indiana Carroll in New Albany Thornbury in Clarksburg West Virginia and Kelley in Hammond Indiana. All are capable teachers whose services are in demand.
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Harrison County
New York City
Columbia University
Melvin Davis
Maurice H. O'Bannon
Grace Carroll
Nellie Kelley
Christine Thornbury
Davis
Brooklyn
Town
O'Bannon
Mooresville
Indiana
Miss Carroll
New Albany
Notion of Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Harrison, 1923
In Harrison County Indiana a sheriff's sale is ordered by the Harrison Circuit Court. The National Bank of Kentucky seeks foreclosure of a vendor's lien on real estate owned by Melissa C Moore and others. The sale occurs July 21 1923 at 1 PM at the Corydon courthouse for rents and profits up to seven years. If needed, the fee simple of the property may be sold to satisfy the decree and costs. The sale excludes valuation relief. John K Morris sheriff.
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Harrison County
Our County
New Albany
Trish
Airline Road
Corydon
Harrison Circuit Court
National Bank of Kentucky
United States
Melissa (. Moore
John A. Moore
Joseph CC. Kirchdorfer
Katie Kirchdorfer
Lorenz
Edward E. Lorenz
Edwards
Ste Ha “Res
William H. “Line
Harrison
Indiana
Melissa C. Moore
Joseph C. Kirchdorfer
Katie Kirchhdorfer
Edward F. Lorenz
Edward 8. Lorenz
Stella Curts
William H. Cline
Court House
John K. Morris
County
Ind
U S Spends 18 Million on Near East Relief
The United States allocated 18 million dollars for Near East relief after the Smyrna disaster. Logos, the revolution aides' organ, lists the funds divided among the American Red Cross, the American Women's Health and other organizations, the Admiral Council, and broad aid to Grecian relief efforts.
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Athens
United States
Near East
Smyrna
Revolution
Sovermaen
Bnet
Rand
Fea America
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J. Edward Murr
Cook's Mill
Tmes
Beerh Bottom
Dro Fokus
Simon Aways
Daniel Vo Voorhees Vetch
Bobby Sharp
Samuel
Harrison Place
Sharp
Narvison
Perry
Secoces
Continental Red Seal Motor
C. A. Stms
Crandall
Crandall Exchange
LOS Angels
Roll OF Honor
Corydon Democrat
David Scull
RB. 2
Eureka
Bop
Toledo
Willys-Overland
J. G. Zabel
Lanesville
Railroaders’ Garage Co
Corydon, Ind
Ernest Conner
Conner’s Drug Store
Cor Pearl & Spring
New Sthany, Ind
U. S
Miles’ Variety Store
R. R. Depot
Bruce Markel
MGR. National Ice and Product Co
Fifteenth St
S. J
Cho
North Carolina
Land
The
Sky
St. Louis- Louisville
Asheville
Corydon Junction
B. H. Todd
Fourth and Market Sts
Louisville, KY
Southern Railway System
Marek
Lewis Bottoreff
R. R
Blue River
Wnrsip
Atouhis Vaice