Harrisburg Area Births and Local Notices Chronicle
Hancock born to Marilion Kennedy and wife a fine girl. Wheat harvest averages half a crop. Clint Tyler and family of Lowdell visited C A Wolfe’s. Miss Lottie Goss of Greenville visited Mrs Emma Goss. Richard Boardman and wife of New Albany visited Miss Hattic Ott. Several locals purchase new binders. Families from Louisville and Palmyra visited local homes. A northwest summer job took James A Crayden to North Dakota. Centenial balloon sighting caused excitement. D A Bringle funeral held at Hardinsburg. Charles Trowbridge dies age 32 after long illness. James Evans dies at 50 with family losses. Mrs Maggie Ehret ill. NON
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Tyler and
Lowdell
C. A. Wolfe
Lottie Goss
Greenville
Emma Goss
Jacob Erb
F. I. Croyden
Anna Elis
D. A. Bringle
Hardingsburg
Charles Trowbridge
Mt. Tabor
James Evans
Maggie Ehret
Teacher and Pupils Honor at State University Visit
Bloomington Indiana June 29 Prof and Mrs John A Reising hosted several former pupils now attending the State University at their home 306 East Kirkwood Avenue Guests included Charles Reagan Tully Hays Frank Funkhouser Moody Beanblossom Thomas Townsley Calvin Benefiel and Ray Harbin A three course dinner sparked memories of school days and the former teacher expressed pride in their college progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A A. Reising
East Kirkwood Avenue
Bloomington
Ind
The
State University
Charles A. Reagan
Tully Hays
Frank Funkhouser
Moody I. Beanblossom
Harrison County
Thomas Townsley
Noch Red
Calvin Benefiel
Ray Harbin
Sullivan County
Reising
Sixty ninth Birthday Observed for Thomas Winn
On Thursday June 28 friends and relatives gathered at Thomas Winns home to celebrate his 69th birthday. Attendees included Uncle Sam Hancock of Ramsey and numerous Winn family members from New Albany Milltown Corydon and New Orleans. A large noon dinner followed and well wishes were offered for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Winn
Sam Hancock
Ramsey
D. W. Winn
Bessie Johns
New Albany
Mary Goldman
Milltown
Ola Crawford
Corydon
A. J. Eaton
Thomas Abbott
Wm. Winn
Winnie Albertson
Gladys Frank
Blanthe Wiseman
Sylvia
Grace Houser
Ruth
Ethel Davis
Earl Creamer
New Orleans
Win
Lanes Family Tea Ad at Pavis Drug Store
Tiny 19 cent tea promotion promises a clear complexion. Ad copy notes Pavis Drug Store price and a cryptic string j 29 Qw.
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Lanes Family
Pavis
Bridgeport Socials and Visits Reported
Delayed report from Bridgeport notes R. E. Porter Peter Farnsley and family visited Stuart's Landing on Sunday. Al Glaze and family from Sugar Grove visited Will Huffman. Eugene Brown held a lawn party and ice cream festival Saturday night. John Hollis and Joseph Spath visited Herman Garl rhine of Ky. Mrs. Norman from New Albany visited Y. L. Farnsley. Dr. Weaver of Elizabeth attended a sick child of Lee Cox Saturday night. Jerry Toops hosted a dance and ice cream supper. May and Don Carter attended a Valley Station Ky social at George Fey's. Andrew and Mrs. Merriman and George Merriman with Sister Agnes of Louisville visited George Fullner. Albert Tabler wired a road grader with his gasoline engine on the Elizabeth Pike toward the knob at Len k Hokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Farnsley
Stuart’s Landing
al Glaze
Sugar Grove
Will Huffman
Eugene Brown
John Hollis
Joseph Spath
Herman Galrhyne
Albert Tabler
Bridgeport
Lenk Hokes
Seebach-Deutsch Nuptials Performed At Home Ceremony
Afiss Elizabeth Seebach daughter of Mr and Mrs Seebach Sr 1517 Charlestown avenue and John Deutsch son of Mr and Mrs George Deutsch were married last night at the bride home The Rev I J Kuenzler pastor of the German Evangelical church officiated with Miss Togweiler singing The ceremony was under an arch of ferns and roses Miss Gertrude Deutsch sister of the groom served as bridesmaid Best man was Henry Seebach brother of the bride The bride wore white silk with Irish lace and carried bridal roses while the bridesmaid bore sweet peas John decorated tables and Stumbler’s band furnished music Dancing followed refreshments were served The couple will live on Charlestown road after July 2 N A Tribune Parents of the couple are former county residents east of Corydon
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Afiss
Elizabeth Seebach
Seebach
Charlestown Avenue
John Deutsch
George Deutsch
I. J. Kuenzler
Hvangkal Church
Togweiler
Charlestown
N. A. Tribune
Corydon
Beherrells Biblical Biography and Notable Works
A catalog listing notable books and authors including Beherrells Biblical Biography, Small Fruits success by E P Wild, Olive-By, John Marvel by Thomas Nelson Page, Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson, Count of Monte Cristo by Dumay, Anne of Green Gables by Montgomery, Uncle William by Jeannette Lee, The Lady of the Decoration by Frances Little, The Call of the Wild by Jack London, Red Rock by Page, The Little Minister by Barrie, To Have and To Hold by Mary Johnston, The Alhambra by Irving, White Company by Doyle, The Rise of Silas Lapham by Howells, Robinson Crusoe by Defoe, Nancy Stair by Lane, Little Lord Fauntleroy by Burnett, and Trip Around the World among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marvel
Thomas Nelson Page
Ramona
Helen Hunt Jackson
Monte Cristo
Dumay
Anne of Green Gables
Montgomery
William
Jeannette Lee
Frances Little
Jack London
Red Rock
Barrie
Mary Johnston
the Alhambra
Four Barns Burned Near Riceville in Thunderstorm
During a heavy rain Thursday afternoon lightning struck four barns near Riceville belonging to Luke Rowland George W King W H Polen and Jacob Limp Two barns owned by Rowland and King burned though Polen and Limp barns were only struck The Rowland barn was a total loss with binder harness hay and other contents The King barn lost hay and tools Though Polen barn posts were splintered and hay scorched Insurance totals 350 for Rowland and 50 for King with substantial losses reported The other two barns survived.
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Riceville
Luke Rowland
George W. King
W. H. Polen
Jacob Limp
Rowland
King
Skin Diseases Cured by Simple Home Treatment
Mr Louis S Riely the local druggist endorses ZEMO as a scientific clean liquid for external use that relieves and cures skin and scalp diseases from pimples to eczema. He promises proof of cures and offers to explain how readers can be treated at home.
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Tome
Mars
Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
U.S.A
Louis 8. Riely
Ziemo
Zemo
Mr. Riely
Louis S. Riely
Case Affirmed in Seig V Southern Railway Injury Claim
The Appellate Court affirms the judgment of £9000 for personal injuries in the Ray Seig versus Southern Railway case appealed from this county. The plaintiff, son of Charles Seig of Milltown, lost a foot at age twelve when he tripped over a loose cross tie while a train moved away. Major W Funk and Geo H Wester defended for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Seig
Southern Railway Company
Plantiff
Charles Seig
Milltown
Planult
W. Funk
Geo. H. Wester
Dr Boston Accident Narrowly averted loss of life
Dr C H Boston of Bradford nearly lost his life after a pocket knife slipped while cutting a screen frame and struck his forearm severing an artery. Dr Taylor of Georgetown and Drs Davis and Briscoe of New Albany stopped the bleeding, with Anthony Baker holding the artery until help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Boston
Bradford
Taylor
Georgetown
Davis
Briscoe
New Albany
Anthony €. Baker
Lane's Family Medicine Tea Promised Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Lane's Family medicine herb tea as quick relief for indigestion sour stomach and headaches. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent package from druggists or dealers and claims immediate improvement.
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Lane
For Sale Cheap Glazed Doors and Talcum at Davis’ Drug
For sale details glazed doors sizes 6x4 and 6x8 with thickness 1 2 ft. Inquiries directed to The Democrat Office. Also Mennens Talcum advertised at Davis Cut Rate Drug Store. Ss j. 29 Qw.
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Democrat
Davis
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Omega
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Theon
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Richard Real Estate Agency
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Corydon, Ind
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LAW
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Conrad
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F. A. Ulen
Corydon, Indiana
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Southern Railway
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ST. Louis, MO
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Attorney AT Law
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the Falls
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