Democratic Candidate Selection Planned for Ewing Vacancy
Democratic district leaders meet at Jeffersonville courthouse on July 10 to choose a replacement for the late John W. Ewing. The District Committee including ten county chairs will name a candidate to represent the party in the coming congressional race. The process follows state committee guidance, with expectations of multiple candidates and a likely strong Democratic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas G. Howard
Court House
Jeffersonville
John W. Ewing
Howard
Indianapolis
Troward
Ewing
Democratic State Committee
National Congress
Auto Overturns Near Palmyra Injures Four
Huber Shuck of New Albany with an accompanying man and two women escaped serious harm when their Buick left the road last Thursday between Palmyra and Fredericksburg. The right front wheel failed, flipping the car into a deep roadside grade. everyone was bruised but none severely hurt. The car was badly damaged. Shuck formerly lived in Corydon. Palmyra Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber Shuck
New Albany
Palmyra
Fredericksburg
Paoli
Shuck
Corydon
Pabmayra Gazette
Mrs Bruch Returns Home After Cancer Surgery
Mrs Albert Bruch of Franklin township returned home last Friday June 30 after four weeks at Habermel Sanitarium Corydon where Dr C L Habermel treated her cancer of the arm. The cancer larger than a hen egg was removed and she shows steady healing with a good mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bruch
Franklin Township
Corydon
Habermel Sanitarium
C. L. Habermel
Habermel
Marriage Licenses Listed for Five Couples
Cort R. Ferguson wed Eva C. Schellenberg Oscar W Zimmerman married Lola Rose Bell Henry K Krause and Martha Chaffin Wm J Wolfe tied to Ada A Cline Ben Hendrick and Mary B Didelot are recorded for licenses in this notice.
Judge Cook Recuperating At Norton Infirmary
Judge W. H. Cook of Louisville is undergoing treatment at Norton’s Infirmary and reports he is progressing well. He has been in poor health for some time and friends hope for a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
W. Cook
Norton's Infirmary
Louisville
Wolpert-Wayne wedding at Trinity Methodist Church Louisville
Miss Mary Wolpert and Rev. Guy Herbert Wayne married in a double ring ceremony at Trinity Methodist Church Louisville. Officiant Rev Dr J L Fort. attendants included Mrs. Inman and Charles Inman II. After a reception at the bride’s uncle’s West Broadway home, they depart for an East wedding trip and plan to reside in Woburn Massachusetts after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wolpert
Guy Herbert Wayne
Trinity Methodist Church
Louisville
J. L. Fort
Harry C. Inman
Charles Inman II
Frank McIntosh
Boston
Mass
B. Young
Dumont Kingsley
New Albany
Ind
Merlin S. Temple
Kendallville
Ttd
Chas. W. Innun
Swansonia
West Broadway
Georgetown Items Reflect Local Happenings and Visits
Mrs Mary Arganbright and daughter Icy visited Miss Ruth Arganbright in Indianapolis where Ruth attends Central College. Otho Sears directs the Electric Plant. Raymond King fills his post. Richard King builds a cottage south of Georgetown. Omer Kirkham repairs and beautifies property in the east end. Mrs George Mader shows improvement after illness. The pike will receive a second cup of oil this month. A Ladies Aid lunch at Mrs Ida Engleman’s raised funds for the centennial, guests paid by waist measure with a top total of forty three cents. Dr M A Farr preached at the M E Church and asked for Rev Eugene Montgomery’s return. Farr is in poor health and will seek release from year’s duties. The Montgomerys observed their tin wedding anniversary June 30 with friends bringing baskets and gifts. Mrs Fred Stolting of Oaktown visits Georgetown relatives, as does Mrs Ella Taylor of Oaktown visiting Mrs Frank Johnson. Farmers report a short wheat crop with increasing tobacco yields and promising vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arganbright
Ruth Arganbright
Indianapolis
Ruth
Central College
Otho Sears
Raymond King
Georgetown
Marvel Hills
Richard King
Omer Kirkham
George Mader
M. E. Church
Ida Engleman
M. A. Farr
M. FE
Eugene Montemery
Fred Stolting
Oaktown
Ind
Charles Taylor
Ella Taylor
Frank Johnson
Pfrimmer's Chapel Sunday School Celebration Details
The notice invites Sunday Schools to attend a July 13 event at Old Historical Place, five miles east of Corydon. It notes over a century of Sunday School history, mentions telephone line issues, and welcomes any school or special program to fill the day with shade, water, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfrimmer
Corydon
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Four men fish camp on Big Indian Creek
Tvan L Rosenbarger Russel Rowe John M Chambers and Charles Jordan camped near Corydon by the Jacob Mauck place. They spent Sunday night there and set trot lines that yielded sixty pounds of fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvan L. Rosenbarger
Russel Rowe
John M. Chambers
Charles Jordan
Big Indian Creek
Corydon
Jacob Mauck
Engleman Donates Transparent Apples to Town
John M. Engleman of Scott township contributes a generous supply of Transparent apples, earning thanks from the community for the fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Engleman
Scott Township
Frimmer’s Chapel S S Celebration July 13 at Corydon grove
Frimmer’s Chapel Sunday School hosts its annual celebration in the grove near the church five miles east of Corydon on Thursday July 13 at 10 a.m. A program features songs recitations talks and addresses by Rev W W Moore Rev J H Toombs Rev Rosenbarger Rev B S McNeely and others with visiting schools and choirs from Corydon St Peter’s Shiloh U B and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffrimmer’s
Corydon
Pfrimmer
Corydon Sons
Rosenbarger
N. Middlet
Orlin
W. W. Moore
Rockport Sonzs
The
Builders
Primary & Jr's
U. B. Brotherhood
God’s
Edith Gehlbach
Alice Erstine
Ruth Erstine
Orlin Faith
Mary Turley
N. S. Clunie
Shiloh U. B
St. Peter’s School
Roy Toombs
Rev
B. S. McNeely
New Albany
Richard Bailey
Alk
M. C. Patterson
Nell Sharp
W. A. Turley
Local Notes From A Small Town Chronicle
Mrs Florence Denny travels to Indianapolis to visit relatives including Rev D F Denny of Shoals Ind. Jarvis buys a ten acre potato planter. Lou Spencers threshing machine arrives and performs well. Depauw railroad bridge crew depart for Georgetown. Mrs Fayetta Rumley visits with three children. Depauw White Cloud game rained out at one side. Mt Zion holds Children Day services. Moonlight hop at Joe Barrys Grove Frenchtown. Mr Oscar Cellum and wife visit with new Chevrolet. Miss Sibal Churchill begins trip to California. Robert Vaughn eats two pounds of cheese as a wager and recovers. Arthur Bergman and Harry Edmonson fish then a three foot rise washes away their outing. Hunger drives them home. A heavy object breaks Gus Harp telephone wire. a stork with a seven pound boy is found and adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Denny
Indianapolis
D. F. Denny
Shoals
Ind
Jarvis
Lou Spencer
Depauw
Georgetown
Fayetta Rumley
White Cloud
Mt. Zion
Joe Barry
Andy Jones
Sibal Churchill
California
Robert Vaughn
Arthur Bergman
Harry Edmonson
Gus
HeilDELberg Visitors and Local Typhoid News
Mrs Harriet Cunningham visits daughter Mrs Fannie Crecelius at New Amsterdam. Mr and Mrs Wood Neely visit Mr and Mrs Harry Hottell near Dixie. Mrs Adolph Kaiser of Louisville visits mother Mrs Lavina Manck. Mrs Flossie Davis and four children suffer typhoid fever. Davis shows some improvement. Local wheat crop is poor in quality and small in yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cunningham
Fannie Crecelius
New Amsterdam
Wood Neely
Harry Hottell
Dixie
Adolph Kaiser
Louisville
Lavina Manck
Flossie Davis
Clarence Davis
Davis
Ill Chicago hospital patient improves reports
Mrs. Celestia Louden, seriously ill in a Chicago hospital the past week, is reported better. Her daughter Mrs. J. T. McClaran and her four children, who have been with her in Chicago, remain there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestia Louden
Chicago
J. T. McClaran
Mrs Matilda Marie Meyer Dies in Indiana Harbor
Mrs. Matilda Marie Meyer nee Seitz aged 41 died June 29 1922 at her Indiana Harbor home. Her body arrived in New Albany and was brought to New Middletown for burial. She leaves husband John B Meyer four sons and two sisters and one brother. Funeral services were at St Peters Lutheran Church conducted by Rev W L Burger with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Marie Meyer
Seitz
Harrison County
Indiana Harbor
Indiana
New Albany
Monon
Clarence Gehlbach
Cecil Stewart
New Middletown
John Seitz
Franklin Township
John B. Meyer
Hazeltine
Forest
Kenneth
John B. J
Emmett
The
Royal Neighbors
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Esther Rebecca Lodge
Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 15
Woman's Relief Corps
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Peter Bonin
Ind
Lydia Kirkham
Muncie
Clarence Seitz
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Wm. L. Burger
Death of John M. Taylor in Milltown
John M. Taylor born June 12 1846 in Harrison County Indiana died June 27 1922 aged 76 years 15 days. He married Lucinda Boldt September 2 1871 and leaves four daughters two sisters three brothers seven grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral by Rev A J Oster at Milltown Cemetery Thursday afternoon. We thank friends for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Taylor
Samuel
Elizabeth Taylor
Harrison County
Indiana
Lucinda Boldt
Elizabeth Ross
Rose Taylor
Cora Bye
Celia Fields
Henry
Douglas
Celia Berkshire
Micah Hammond
Mt. Lebanon
Ile
M. E. Church
Milltown
A. J. Oster
Colored men fight ends in stabbing on Corrdon street
James Mitchem and Edward Johnson, two colored men, fought on Corrdon street last Monday. Mitchem drew a knife and cut Johnson on the left arm, creating a deep gash. Mitchem was arrested and jailed. Dr. Bottorff treated the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchem
Edward Johnson
Corrdon
Mitchem
Johnson
Dr. Bottorff
Nan
Corydon State Bank Receives New Time Lock Safe
The Corydon State Bank has received and placed a fine new safe with a time lock. Delivery was delayed after ordering some time ago. Before arrival the bank used the large triple door safe owned by The Savings and Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon State Bank
The
Savings and Loan Association
Harrison Grange Monthly Meeting Notice
Harrison Grange No. 2133 will hold its regular monthly meeting at Grange Hall on Saturday afternoon July 8 at two oclock. All members are requested to be present as important matters are to be considered. Sam P. Fisher Master. George Miles Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Grange No
Grange Hall
Sam P. Fisher
George Miles
Baldwin Manualo and Edison Phonograph Demonstration
Come in and hear The Baldwin Manualo The Player that is all but human and The Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph The phonograph with a soul The only phonograph that will stand a direct comparison with the artists Frank W. Shireman music dealer will host the event inviting music lovers to compare devices and performances.
Bankers Go to Prison in Corydon Case
George W. Applegate Ben Applegate and Wilson E. Cook of Corydon were sent to Atlanta Federal Prison for three years each after recent U S District Court sentences by Judge Anderson for violations of the National Banking Laws linked to the Corydon National Bank failure. They delivered themselves to federal custody July 3 after arrangements with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Applegate
Ben
S. Applegate
Wilson E. Cook
Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Anderson
Indianapolis
Corydon National Bank
George
Mr. Cook
Wilson
Corydon
Frederick
Great Farmers Picnic Draws Thousands at Corydon Fair Grounds
A July 4 Farmers Picnic at Corydon drew seven to eight thousand attendees from across the county. The program featured speakers such as Charles F. Patterson and C M Frier, plus a radio concert and performances by the Rural Sextette and several noted groups. Organizers praised the day and promised more details next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Corydon
Charles F. Patterson
Tipton
C. M. Frier
Purdue University
Everett McClure
Dearborn County
Leonard B. Clore
Johnson County
Federal Land Bank
Louisville
L. A. Stoy
E. G. Miller
Palmyra
Dolly and
Polly
Moberly
Boy Scout’s
Treble Clef Club
H. T. Brown
Georgia L. Vogt
Gee
C. Davis
N. I. Clunie
The
Democrat
Young Chicago grandmother visits ill Corydon father
Myrtle Fuller of Chicago spent several days visiting her father J. T. Pearson in Corydon where he has lived two months with Mrs. Norma Funk. Pearson, a major stockholder in Railroaders Oil, is reported better. Fuller, 39, mother of six and grandmother of four, enjoyed local outings with Dr. Crowe and may move to Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Fuller
Chicago
J. T. Pearson
Pearson
Corydon
Norma Funk
East Chestnut Street
Railroaders’ Oil Company
Fuller
UFFMAN KOPP WEDDING IN INDIANAPOLIS
The wedding of Jesse Z. Kopp and Minnie A. Uffman was held in Indianapolis on June 28 with close friends in attendance. The couple now reside at 1411 Olney Street in a new home. Kopp is the son of the late C B Kopp, a well known Harrison County auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Jesse Z. Kopp
Minnie A. Uffman
Olney St
Kopp
C. B. Kopp
Harrison County
Death of Mrs Emma Brugh in New Albany
Mrs Emma Martin Brugh wife of Herbert Brugh of Mooresville aged about thirty five died Friday at St Edward s Hospital New Albany after surgery for a tumor. Remains taken to Palmyra for burial Saturday afternoon services at Church of Christ conducted by Rev Joe Bunch. Survived by husband five children one brother and two sisters. She was niece of Mrs Thos Stevens and Mrs Emma M Caughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Martin Brugh
Herbert Brugh
Mooresville
St. Edward’s Hospital
New Albany
Palmyra
Church of Christ
Joe Bunch
Thos. Stevens
Emma M. Caughlin
Mrs Flora Venner Dies in Paducah Ky
Mrs Flora Venner wife of Walter K Venner died at a Paducah hospital after a brief illness following ear trouble and surgery on the right mastoid bone Her funeral is planned at Corydon M E Church with Rev J G Moore officiating Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery She leaves sister Mrs Alice P McLaughlin and brother Samuel Pfrimmer and a niece and nephew in distant locations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Venner
Walter K. Venner
Paducah
Kentucky
Farmers' Celebration and Local News From Corydon Two Page Supplement
Two page supplement reports late press time with items from Corydon including the Farmers' Celebration on the Fourth, Pleasant Ridge Sunday School outing, Corydon Junction and Dogwood News, Thomas Harrell's barn fire, Mr and Mrs Charles Keller returning from an East trip, lightning killed two horses owned by Hon. Smith Askren, and Askren selling his farm. The office was closed Tuesday for the Fourth and pressed Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Pleasant Ridge
Corydon Junction
Dogwood
Thomas Harrell
Chas. A. Keller
Smith Askren
Spencer Township
Residents and visitors frequent Laconia area events
SOUTH BOONE. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perry of Jeffersonville visit her parents in Laconia. Willard Crosier travels to Winslow to see his grandmother Mary Bartley ill. James Perry and family visit relatives in Laconia from Bartles, Kentucky. Horcense Hurst leaves for a West trip with uncle B. F. Hurst. Leibert family from New Albany visits near Laconia. Evans visits relatives in Louisville. Kingsley relatives near Indianapolis. Blanch and Greer visit near Clifton. Hous ton sisters from Chattanooga spend summer with aunt E. C. Wilbiar after Washington City schooling. Stanley Leibert from Louisville visits home. J. W. Best family and friends travel to Danville and back through Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Perry
Jeffersonville
Henry Lyninger
Willard Crosier
Winslow
Ind
Mary Bartley
James Perry
Bartles
Laconia
J. W. McIntire
Delia McIntire
Horcense Hurst
West
B. F. Hurst
Corydon
James Holliday
Louisville
Charlie Leibert
New Albany
Sarah Evans
Ross Kingsley
Indianapolis
Tom Kingsley
Calla Blanch
Audry Greer
Clifton
Elenor
Catherine Houston
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. C. Wilbiar
Washington City
Cincinnati
Stanley Leibert
J. W. Best
Grace
Martha
Gladys Shields
Danville
Harold Best
Boone Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Congressional Committee
Mr. Ewing
Cort R. Ferguson
Eva C. Schel
Judge Cook
Wolpert
Wayne
Heildelberg
Harrison
Frank W
Shireman Music Dealer
Applegate Brothers
W. E. Cook
Corydon Fine Program
Uffman—Kopp
Emma Brugh
Flora Pfrimmer
This County
South Boone
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