First National Bank Announces Record Six Month Business
The First National Bank closes its books for the semi annual term ending June 30. It reports the largest volume of business and gross earnings in its history and a total shareholder profit of seventy six thousand seven hundred dollars since its twelve year organization. Dividends of thirty two thousand five hundred are paid to stockholders while forty four thousand five hundred is added to surplus funds for depositor protection. New depositors are continually added and the bank anticipates continued progress in all business lines. The bank invites new and existing customers to open accounts and offers to phone customers.
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First National Bank
Report of First National Bank Corydon Indiana 1918
Bank condition report shows resources and liabilities as of June 24 1918 for Corydon Indiana with totals and classifications. Arthur B Richert as cashier swears accuracy and notary Stella Caughtin verifies June 30 1915.
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First National Bank
Corydon
Indiana
State OF
Hariison
Arthur B. Ricbert
Funk
Arthur B. Richert
Chautauqua Great Success Despite Rainy Five Days
The Redpath Chautauqua program in Corydon ran Wednesday through Sunday with Carroll Glee Club, Tahan the hall Indian, Mrs. Leonora Lake Mother Lake and J. Adam Bede among highlights. Rain did not spoil attendance as audiences enjoyed lectures, music, and magic across five days at the Fair Grounds and Auditorium.
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Redpath-Chautauqua
Corydon
Carroll Glee Club
Lon. J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
R. L. Martin
Martin
Nathan Fouts
Corydon A. B
Rev
Fouts Haus
Redpath- Chautauqua Bureau
Kellogg-Haines
Leonora M. Lake
Mother Lake
Bohemian Orchestra
J. Adam Bede
Family Reunion Honors Adams Kin at Corydon Junction
The Adams family held a Fourth of July reunion at Maple Dune Grove in Corydon Junction with 79 guests from multiple states. A banquet and patriotic program featured Frances Adams on piano, Grace Adams singing, and Nellie Braun with a solo. Attendees included relatives from Salem Fredericksburg Milltown Jeffersonville New Albany Louisville and St Louis. Also noted: a cannon explosion in New Albany damaged two windows and Edgar Jordan remains mobility impaired.
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Corydon Junction
L. C. Adams
Adams
New Salisbury
Leander Adams
Blue River Township
Massachusetts
Frances Adams
Grace Adams
Lillian
Mildred Ragains
Fredericksburg
Nellie Braun
Louisville
Jonathan M. Adams
Salem
Frances Roll
George W. Ferguson
Milltown
William Martin
Sybil Totten
Beverly Seacat
Seimer Engleman
Frank Ferguson
St. Louis
Clinton Ferguson
Princeton
May Rose
Notice of Petition to Sell Real Estate in Indiana
Probate cause no. 493 in Harrison County Circuit Court notes a petition by William J. Arnold as administrator for Elizabeth Wright deceased to sell real estate to satisfy debts. Hearing set for September 13, 1915 at Corydon courthouse. notices issued to several heirs and spouses.
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William J. Arnold
Elizabeth Wright
Charles A. Rusk
Carrie Rusk
Maggie Norrington
Circuit Court
Harrison County
Ind
Addie Spencer
Winfield
Spencer
Minerva Shockey
William H. Shockey
Altice Clapper
Frank Clapper
Samuel R. Merrill
Indiana
Court House
Corydon
Amos Lev Mon
Uarrison Circuit Court
Death of Jacob J. Miller at 76 in Corydon Indiana
Jacob J. Miller dies at 5 15 am Saturday July 3 1915 at the home of his daughter Mrs Conrad Corydon Indiana after a nine month illness from a mix of diseases. He leaves wife Margaret eight children two brothers two sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral conducted at Mrs Conrads home July 4 by John Heth with a quartet singing hymns. He was a lifelong Harrison County resident and recently joined the Catholic church.
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Jacob J. Miller
M . P. Conrad
Farquar Ave
Corydon
Indiana
Smith’s Camp Ground
Miller
Margaret C. Miller
Conrad
John H. Heth
Roy LaHue
Stella Caughlin
John Heth
D. M. Rowland
Jesus
Harrison County
Quiet June 29 Wedding At St Baynards Frenchtown
Earl Shidler of Elkhart Indiana married Ursula Gettelfinger of Ramsey area at St Baynard’s Catholic church Frenchtown. Father Bracher conducted mass and ceremony. A reception and charivari followed with Harrison county’s noted orchestra featuring Kelley Martin Davis Davis Walk and vocal selections including Back Back Back to Indiana.
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St. Baynard’s Catholic Church
Frenchtown
Earl Shidler
Elkhart
Ind
Ursula Gettelfinger
Daniel Gettelfinger
Ramsey
Bracher
Shidler
Gettelfinger
Spencer Township
A. I Martin
Billie Davis
Hazel Davis
Viola Walk
Alo
Indiana
Death of W. S. Taylor known as Zink Taylor at 84
W. S. Taylor aged 84 died at his home five miles south of town last Saturday morning after long illness. He was a longtime member of the M. E. church and is survived by his wife seven sons three daughters and two brothers. Funeral services were held Sunday at Thompson Chapel conducted by Rev. W. S. McMichael and Rev. McKinney. Burial was in the nearby cemetery. He was father of 8 A. Taylor of this place.
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W. 8. Taylor
Zink Taylor
Vase
M. E. Church
W. S. McMichael
McKinney
Thompson Chapel
Milltown
Item
Crawford County
Democrat
8. A. Taylor
Heavy Rainfall Records Tallied in June and July
By inquiry of Captain F. M. Bartley, the government rainfall recorder, June brought seven and six eighths inches. July, covering the first six days, adds two and one fourth inches, marking continued heavy rainfall for the period.
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F. M. Bartley
Marriage Licenses and Hospital Update
Marriage licenses issued include Harvey Adkinson to Imma Flaherty and John R. Byrn to Lilly Hazel Leffier. Mrs. Ray Crayden underwent appendix abscess surgery at St. Anthony's Hospital Louisville last Wednesday. The operation was performed late at night to avoid delay and was successful. She is convalescing and improving rapidly with husband Mr. Crayden and Dr. Z C Wolfe at her side.
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Harvey Adkinson
Imma Flaherty
John R. Byrn
Lilly Hazel Leffier
Ray Crayden
St. Anthony's Hospital
Louisville
Joe T. McClaran
Z. C. Wolfe
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Lanesville Area
Fourth of July events in the county were held on Saturday with patriotic gatherings in Lanesville Palmyra Elizabeth and Central. The Palmyra Red Men celebration featured songs recitations and a baseball win 8 to 7 over Georgetown. Weather limited Seven Springs Elizabeth but other Sunday Schools held large picnics with music and speeches by local clergy and officials.
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Chautauqua
Corydon
Cimera
Lanesville
Palmyra
Elizabeth
Central
M. EH
Stilger’s Grove
Chas, McKinney
Frank Fernschild
Cieo Flanigan
Flanigan
Georgetown
Milltown
William Habermel
Clarence Quebbeman
Krackhards
M. E
Fredericksburg
Seven Springs
Methodist Sunday School of
Lever Springs
M.E. Halh
Connelly
New Albany
Elizabeth Band
Classy Kids of Louisville Bring Show to Elizabeth Hall
Coming to Elizabeth on July 20 and 21 the Classy Kids of Louisville perform singing and dancing with dramatic plays at the Hall. Admission 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children aged 4 to 66.
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Louisville
Elizabeth
Farm For Sale or Trade Near Corydon on Pike
164 acre farm two miles from Corydon on main road and railroad. Features include a fair house and barn with wood and well water plus a cistern. Inquiries should be made at this office. 23 of
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Corydon
Pike
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