Public Sale of Jersey Cattle at Low Dell Stock Farm
A public sale of about 25 head of registered Jersey cattle will be held at Low Dell Stock Farm near Depauw Indiana four miles southwest of Fredericksburg. Cattle come from popular strains including Gulden Lads Coomassies Turaitors St danberts Combina tans. Also includes a library report summary from June with monthly circulation and patron stats.
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Jersey
Low Dell
Depauww, Ind
Depauw
Fredericksburg
Ind
Illustrated Lecture by C D Nagle at Corydon U B Church
An illustrated lecture by C D Nagle at Corydon U B church is set for Wednesday evening July 9 with views on Life of Christ drunkard's daughter country boy leaving home and curfew shall not ring tonight. Songs include Peak of Ages throw out the life line tell Mother Be There Jesus Savior Pilot Me. Life size display will be shown by an SUV candle power light. Admission Adults 16c Children 5c.
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C. D. Nagle
Corydon U. B. Church
Christ
Pearl Street House in New Albany Reopens for Lodging
Ed M. Routh formerly of Hancock and Harrison County purchased the Pearl Street house and renovated all areas. The facility in New Albany offers funeral and lodging services with rates of 1.00 per day. Jod om.
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New Albany
Pearl Street House
Ed M. Routh
Hancock
Harrison County
Purdue Students Showcase Farm and Domestic Science Focus
At Purdue University Harrison students celebrate achievements in agriculture and domestic science. Notable figures include Clarence Stonecipher and John Daly in deans’ roles while Jesse Smith pursues soils and crops and laments with light humor. Keever joins Harrison county friends as a welcome newcomer.
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Carrie Hays
Nellie Pitman
Clarence Stonecipher
John Daly
Harrison County
Keever
Jesse Smith
Jesse
Fisher
Ashton
Laconia
Waveland Picnic Attendees Visit Family and Friends
Miss Lillie Knoell and Miss Helen Preuss visit relatives in Waveland and nearby towns. The Fourth of July picnic at the Lutheran Church drew a large crowd. Louisville visitors include Mrs Rosa Walther and Adolph, Mr Ed Voelker and Dora Brabandt, Rev J Schumacher, Professors Pullman and Preuss, and families of Schleicher Woertz Reinhardt Campbell Simbritske Mathers. Fountain celebration planned for August 2.
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Helen Preuss
Louisville
Clara Schleicher
Rosa Walther
Adolph
Ed P. Voelker
Dora Brabandt
A. H. Voelker
J. Schumacher
L. H. Pullman
F. W. Preuss
Schleicher
Will Cambell
Hannah Simbritske
Kate Mathers
Christ Woertz
Judith Reinhardt
Annex Team Beats Milltown In Five Inning Baseball Tilt
The Annex of Louisville defeated Milltown 6 to 0 in five innings to let players catch the five o clock train. Milltown scored only in the fifth as Baird loosened and several infield plays aided the Annex defense. Lineup included Baird Hack Wheiler McDermitt Sensenbach Rafferty Thieman Newkirk Bernard for Annex and Bline Carroll Miller Lofton Lee Agan Proeter for Milltown.
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Annex Paseball
Louisville
Milltown
Aseore
Annex
Baird
Hack
Wheiler
McDermitt
Sensenbach
Rafferty
Thieman
Newkirk
Bernard
Bline
Carrol
Miller
Lofton
Lee
Agan
Proeter
Indiana Fire Records Show 193 Fires In Second Week Of June
State fire marshal records from Indianapolis show Indiana logged 193 fires in the second week of June with a total loss of 156450 dollars. Building losses were 93500 dollars and contents losses 44860 dollars, with week losses 3787 dollars below the first week’s figure. The first half of June totals 510772 dollars from 895 fires, suggesting an annual loss near 7448528 dollars though monthly variation cautions against a firm estimate. Sparks from chimneys caused 48 fires, locomotive sparks 1, incendiary fires numbered three and under investigation.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Fie Marshall
Longley
Cunningham and Bandy Quietly Wed in Corydon
Miss Rose Cunningham and Mr. George W. Bandy were secretly married by Rev. E A Robertson in Corydon. The couple, daughter and son of local families, plan to reside in Indianapolis and are widely respected by friends.
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Rose Cunningham
George W. Bandy
New Amsterdam
Anna Cunningham
Roy Bandy
Corydon
E. A. Robertson
Richard Cunningham
George Bandy
Death of Old Solbaer in Scott Township
Robert Baxley, 72, died at his Scott township home Friday midnight from valvular heart disease after six months of illness. Funeral at his home Sunday at 9:30 am, Rev. Martin Luther Peter officiating. burial in Cedar Hill cemetery in Corydon. Survived by widow and five children across three states. Civil War veteran of Company I, 4th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He united with Christ shortly before death and was known as a kind-hearted neighbor.
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Robert Baxley
Scott Township
Martin Luther Peter
Corydon
Cedar Hill
Hampton
Paxon
Alaska
Edward
Grayville
Ilinois
Isaac
Lee Lockhart
This
Cora Menz
Tampa
Florida
Baxley
Ind
Peter
Christ
Fourth of July in Danville and Harrison county
July Fourth scenes mix local humor and small town news. In Indianapolis visitors Edd Steel and Harry Jones, a crowd of Harrison county students, picnicked east of town, while locals discuss beans prices and humorous exchanges.
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Danville
Edd Steel
Harry Jones
Indianapolis
Harrison County
Prof
Sherwood
Rebta Roby
Mrs Mary Gailey Dies at 78 in West Chestnut Home
Mrs Mary Gailey widow of John Gailey died at her West Chestnut street home last Saturday afternoon after a weeks long struggle with dropsy. Funeral services were held at the residence with Rev Robertson preaching and a quartet singing. Burial followed in Cedar Hill cemetery. Survived by a brother and two sisters and adopted son Charles Gailey. She was 78 and long a member of the M E Church. Also notes a July birthday party at the Foreman home with many local attendees.
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Mary Gailey
John Gailey
West Chestnut Street
Jr. K. A. Robertson
C. H. Buchanan
Zell Shuck
T. J. Hudson
W. J. Bullett
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Newberry
Charles Gailey
M. FE
George Foreman
Miss Burnedette
Wm. Zimmerman
Oscar
George Conlee
Kenneth
George
Mesdames
Lila McEl
Elmer Diser
Roy Lemmel
Edward
John
Lewis Brown
Warland Lottich
Edmond Lind
John Anderson
Amos Johnson
Courtney
Paul McElfresh
Marcell Foreman
Catherine Rhoads
James Rhoads
Boone Township
Bethel United Brethren Church
Central
Ernest Roberts
Fravel
Methodist Church
Crop Conditions Report From Counties in Indiana
The Indianapolis News surveys Indiana county crop reports for July 2 noting a bumper corn crop and good wheat yield. It reports overall farmer optimism with strong oats and hay mixed, berries abundant, and apples promising fair, reflecting varied prospects across counties. Local ad notes Rosenbarger’s for cold soda.
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Indianapolis News
Indiana
Presbyterians Defeat M. E. Team in Fast Morning Game
Presbyterians beat the Methodist team 7 to 4 in a lively Friday morning matchup. Lefty Tommy Groft and Moonie Bullett pitched. Groft secured the win as Presbyterian Sunday school players celebrated a surprising victory. Lineups featured Groft, Getzendanner, Irwin, Jordan, and Bean for the Presbyterians against Bullett, Gwartney, and Kirkham for the Methodists.
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Methodist
Presbyterian
Tommy Groft
Moonie” Bullett
Groft
J. Brewster
Wm. Getzendanner
Wm. Irwin
Fawver
Ray F. Jordan
Quirin
Ross Davis
Tom Bean
F. Bullett
Gwartney
Tuell
Bennett
John Kirkham
M. Funk
Rowe
Irwin
Claude L’rederick
Local Residents Spend Time with Relatives
Albert Bickel visits his parents Mr and Mrs George Bickel. Louis DeVos of Louisville visits relatives in the Flatwoods. Katherine Rupp returns home after a few days with relatives in the Flatwoods. Clarence Breeden and son Raul visit Mrs Willard Stoner. Henry Rupp and wife stay a week with daughter Mrs Maurice Griffin in Corydon. Margaret Seitz and Mrs Leisinger of Louisville visit Mrs Kathryn Seitz. Mrs Stoner on Blue River returns home after several days with her son Willard.
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Albert Bickel
George Bickel
Louis DeVos
Louisville
Flatwoods
Katherine Rupp
Clarence Breeden
Raul
Breeden
Willard Stoner
Henry Rupp
Maurice Griffin
Corydon
Margaret Seitz
Leisinger
Miss Seitz
Kathryn Seitz
Stoner
Blue River
Willard
Local Gossip Notes From Lazy Creek Area
Health is good in this vicinity. Lizzie and Nosa Messmer of Louisville visited home folks Sunday. Joan Cawman of Louisville visited Ernest Richenbach last Sunday. Miss Gertie and Sam Rochert were confirmed at the Catholic Church in Lanesville. Harvey Miller and Lula Wiseman visited Mr and Mrs Walter Miller and reported a good time. Walter Tuell of Louisville was among friends on the 4th.
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Lizzie
Nosa Messmer
Louisville
Joan Cawman
Ernest Richenbach
Miss Gertie
Sam Rochert
Lanesville
Harvey Miller
Lula Wiseman
Walter Miller
Christ Rochert
Rain Helps Crops But More Needed In Area
The recent rain aided growth across farms while threshing machines run hard. Farmers are busy with corn and blackberry harvests as women and children pick and can the fruit. Several local residents including Theo Patterson and families face illnesses and recoveries. Emma returns from Palmyra to aid her mother Isabella Emily during illness.
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Theo. Patterson
Charlie
New Albany News Notes on Harrison County Figures
Mrs. Tresie Wyler of Borden is summoned to New Albany due to her mother Mrs. Martin Ehalt’s illness. Abraham Rhoads and family from near Corydon visit Lem Deatrick’s household. John Marsh operates a barber shop at the opera house corner of Spring and Pear. Joe and Lena Rutledge to sing in Corydon. their mother Miss Jen Marsh of New Middletown accompanies. Their father Joseph Rutledge, Ohio Iron Works worker, was killed in an accident eight years ago. Harve Kopp touring Boone County. Dr. J. W. Baxter returns from New Mexico and Korea trip. Miss Anna M. Dannreuther of New Salisbury marries and will reside in Louisville. Winchester S. Reed listed as a resident in the area.
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Emma
Palmyra
Isabella Emily
Eliza Harbison
Emily
Alva Conrad
Charles Conrad
Ernest Wilson
New Albany
Kate Emily
Lanesville
Bey. Cirdiey
Tresie Wyler
Borden
Martin Ehalt
Abraham Rhoads
Corydon
Lem Deatrick
Lee McKinney
Willie McKinney
Edward Myers
John 8
Marsh
Spring
Pear Street
John
New Middletown
Joe
Lena Rutledge
Jen Marsh
Joseph Rutledge
Ohio Iron Works
Harve Kopp
Boone County
J. W. Baxter
New Mexico
Kangay
Fourth Quarterly Meeting at Heidelberg Chapel
The New Middletown M E church will hold its fourth quarterly meeting at Heidelburg on Saturday evening July 12 at 3 30. There will be preaching at night. A basket meeting is planned for Sunday with sermons at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m. Everyone is invited.
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New
Prest-O-Deal Kills Bills Cures the Ill at Sey V H Bullett
An item notes Sey V H Bullett & Sons Garage and a Monday visit by Mrs flang boower, Mrs Roy Stover, and others in Lonisviild with unspecified context.
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Sey V. H. Bullett & Sons
Flang Boower
Ned
Roy Stover
Lonisviild
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