Pfrimmer's Chapel News And Local Visits
Pfrimmer's Chapel updates show Mr. and Mrs. Pogue and Mrs. Paul Faith visiting North Madison relatives. Enina Pfrimmer travels to Louisville for nurse training. Indiana Central University students and local families host guests east of town. Attendance at Sunday School averages around one hundred with 115 enrolled. Rev T Turley, a Corydon High School and Indiana Central University graduate, delivered the morning sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo U. B
Ola Marie Plancer
Roy H. Turley
Leilat
WL Gil-liatt
Evansville
Ind
Sane
Ale
Alten Benson
Mendelssohn
W. F Montgomery
Nollesville
HW. UW. Leichiv
University Heights
Indianapolis
Jessie Hanger
Ruth Ellinor Hanger
Mr. Benson
Murphy Hotel
W. A. Turney
Corydon
Center A. B. Church
Muncie
Harrison
Floyd Counties
Indiana Central College
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Oat Dayton
Ohio
W. OS. Wanger
Marengo
Marcinso
Huntingburg
Roverton
Pfrimmer
Pogue
Paul Faith
North Madison
Faith
Robert Bruce
Enina Pfrimmer
Children’s Free Hospital
Louisville
Claud Turley
Edna Turley
Frank Turley
Cast Hauswald
Indiana Central University
Clyde Hanswald
New Albany
Frimmer Faith
Mexers
W. 2
Erstine
Dewitt
Arkansas
T. ‘Turley
Minkie
Tad
Turley
Corydon High School
Parton Theological Seminary
Grealy
Harris Family Reunion Prewar Visit From California and Indiana
The Revo and Mrs Mark Harris hosted guests for a weekend gathering with their children and grandchildren including Adna L Harris of Orleans Nelle Mart Harris of Indianapolis and Ralph EB Yates of Selands California and their daughter Dimanite Marie. The elder son runs a grocery and the younger is superintendent of ranches in Beeciwood California. The California relatives planned to return home via the Yellowstone Park route around mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark LE. Harris
Carteras
Dirs
Adna L. Harris
Orlesus
Nelle
Mart A. Harris
Indianapolis
Ale
Radph EB. Yaters
Selands
California
Dimanite Marie
Beeciwood
Venda County
Bloomington
Yellowtone Park
A Happy Gathering at the Strouse Home
A happy gathering at the home of Llvr and Mrs John A Strouse in Kentucky with many guests including Mr and Mrs Gchevtes Boviy and Rex and Mr and Mrs Joba boos. The event included a meal and cordial wishes for many more happy days together, with a note about a 1667 transfusion mentioned from Samuel Pepys diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touere
Llvr
John A. Strouse Siondus Jiuya
Blink
Rassgond Andl
Pesan
Mes
Joba Boos Omind
Bedeth
Tierrchel Fea
Zussell
Cahin Binny
Emma Hanh
New Sadibiy
Mir Ovcar Dowee -O
Hebert Dewrose
Aod
E. Bhouse
Moe
Mrs. Strouse
Christian Endeavor Society Forms in Elizabeth
The Presbyterian church in Elizabeth hosted 65 young people from Louisville and local groups on June 6 for games and talks. Fifteen youths expressed interest in forming a Christian Endeavor society, leading to a July 1 meeting with Mr Hewitt Cunningham speaking and officers elected: President William Weaver View Pros Miss Pearl Tuell Secretary Miss Gertrude Holmes Treasurer William Coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
Gadies Aid
Louisville
Hewitt Cunningham
William Weaver
Pearl Tuell
Gertrude Holmes
William Coke
Local notes and weekend visits in Moberly area
Miss Lillien Barnes recovers from leg abscess surgery. G B E Giurta works at New Albany and spent Sunday with family. Charles Miller family from Marengo visited Win Bergman. Wayne Bergman returned from Marengo to visit parents Fanny Bush and family. Mary Howerton visited Omer Howerton in Milltown. Caress lecture on Sunday School lessons. Regular services at Millerton. Moberly League set to present Sunday night. Andy Jones visited daughters in New Albany. Charles Smith of Viydeg visited Loyal Smith and family. Mrs Walker visited by John Walker’s family. Redpath Chautauqua brings week of entertainment July 7-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillien Barnes
G. BE. Giurta
New Allany
Charles Miller
Lucille
Marengo
Win. Bergman
Wayne Bergman
Fanny Bush
Mary Howerton
Omer Howerton
Milltown
Caress
Mmi
Ion
Moberly
Andy Jones
New Albany
David
Charles Simith
Viydeg
Loyal Smith
John Walker
Harrison County Law Enforcement League Formed
A countywide group in Corydon forms the Harrison County Law Enforcement League to aid peace officers in enforcing liquor laws. The organization invites volunteers, lists officers Dr OJ W Hottle as president and I R Keiler as vice president, with an advisory committee of local figures. The league aims to teach, counsel, and secure more arrests to curb illegal distilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Law Enforcement League
Harrison County
Garrison County Law Enforcement League
Harrison County Law Enforcement League
Dad
Dot
OJ W. Hottle
I. ©. Keiler
Judge RR. Os. Kirkhaim
Lula B. Reising
DR. Jordan
Ed. G. Keller
Frank I. Cropsey
John Frederick
Recipe For Tragedy Warns Of Alcohol and Liquor Laws
The article quotes a Medical Pocket Quarterly warning about reckless behavior, liquor use, and car wrecks. It cites Indiana liquor laws imposing felony penalties for possession and stills, plus harsh penalties for transporting intoxicating liquor and driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Pocket Quarterly
Indiana
Pleasant Gathering for the Stairett Children
A Sunday birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stairett’s home hosted Miss Sylvian Stairett with several children in attendance. Ice cream cake and lemonade were served after games, with attendees including Goldie Mack Bertie Wiseman Badna Mae Fulkerson Mary Roberts Call Toler Margin Wiseman Mary Montgomery Fern Toler Annie Binkley Paul Wiseman Cathleen Montgomery and Mrs. Wool Mauck. The event was described as very pleasant for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Stairett
Sylvian Stairett
Goldie Mack
Bertie Wiseman
Badna Mae Fulkerson
Mary Roberts
Cai! Toler
Margin Wiseman
Mary Montgomery
Fern Toler
Bdna Mae
Gomery
Annie Binkley
Paul Wiszeman
Cathleen Montgomery
Woopl Mauck
For Sale Cars Dodge and Ford Roadsters on Offer
For sale two 1922 Dodge models and a 1920 Dodge Roadster plus a 1922 Ford Roadster with slip-on body. Prices are right and potential buyers are urged to call and view these cars at H. Buchanans Dodge Brothers Dealer listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Buchanan
Dodge Bros
Birthday Dinner Draws Hundreds to Mosier Home
Catholics from New Middle town and Dogwood parishes gathered at Webster township to celebrate Chas Mosier's birthday. About 300 people attended with fifty cars bringing baskets for the feast, toastmaster John Seipel presided as remarks were made by Mosier Abe Sieg Ira Coombs and Uncle Fred Elbert. The day included bathing tennis and sports before 4 pm departures. An out-of-county group from New Albany joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Dogwood
Chas. Mosier
Webster Township
John Seipel
Mr. Mosier
Abe Sieg
Ira Coombs
Fred Elbert
Messrs
Raut
Bird
Apa
New Albany
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Marengo U. B. Church
Turley—Hanger
Man
Samuel Pepy
Christian Endeavor Society
NEW Middletown News
Church Notes
Smith's Camp Ground
M. E's
Tennnis
Tateli
TL. Ao Minek
Lameey
Claude Perry
Lakavette
Alex McRae
Bethany Mo. E
Gurtie Treckelorin
Guertie
Catherine Bower
Jacob Waelfe Sr
Gladys Wolfe
Chas
George Wolfe
Olive Wolfe
Charlene Wolfe
Paul Fisman
Ethelenise Backherm
Atria
Sue Wolfe
B. A
Louise Fleece
Gladyx
Vona Wolfe
Anna Backhennys
Bacekhertai
Helpec
Uban
Wolfe
William Fleece
Es Iim
Ab BL
Pharsdaxy
J. AL Moruck
Caibelle Wolfe
Mary McRae
Poua Wolfe
MD. Wolfe
Wisner
Clarence Gelobach
Bomeybottom
Depauw
A Law Enforcement League
America
Stratford Tires
M. Evans
Edna Evans
Trotel Pivians
Dave
Montana
Dempsey
Gibbons
Firestone W.h.bulleit & Sons Agents
Corydon, Indiana
Chicago
Cappy
RICKS
New York
Redpath
Amma
Lula
Georgia Stark
Jira
Edna Yochem
Alma Allen
Martha Deuser
Loraine Carpenter
Titadys
Alice Brown
Marie Flinke
Martha’ Day
Elsie
Carrie May Brown
Myrtle Sins
Toots
Carl
Owen Watson
Willie Douser
Ma. Buckle
Mr. Bones
Frank Yochem
Edward
Roy Harbeson
Myr
Mar
Oir Carpenter
John Nauadsca
John Forrest
Wallace Watson
Hallie
Margie
Henry Brown
Ray
Alva
Stanley
Goldie
Alma
John Roehner
Norbert
Francis
Wilma
Angnet Roehner
Sims
Scam Teain
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