Local notables report health and travel updates
Hancock area residents show varied health conditions from serious illness to poor health. Several individuals like Albert Stucker and Mrs. Mary Lofton are listed as ill. The community notes travel for Mr. Wat Eronth and Mr. Wilbur Durnil. Families and visitors from Delavan, Palmyra, Mitchell, and Louisville are mentioned, including Routh, Ott, and Triebaugh. Continuous health issues include Etta Totten and Loss Routh, who remains unable to walk without crutch after an accident.
Local Notices From Scott Township Meeting
Miss Ora Wiseman visits with sister Treatrice Breeden as Mrs Jake Rosezwarger remains unwell. Guests at J W Shrieley home include Angeline tiuot and William near deirer, with Y P V U Blue Liver Chapel appointing volunteers for devotional music and missionary duties. Names listed: W O Keller C G C Hagan Craige Meldams Della Sterigley Jen Keedon Julius Sieigley Cleve lateboltolt Joe Sibert Sam Gregory Les Seller Rose Keller Joe Sibert Julius shrig fey W H Keller Ova Wiseman and Freda Shrirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Wiseman
Treatrice Breeden
Siy
William Set
Deireramoovilie
Angeline Tiuot
Sits Township
J. W. Shrieley
Y. Pvt U
Blue Liver
Cheypel
W.O. Keller
Nev. C. GC Hagan
Craige Meldams
Della Sterigley
Barley Drarcer
Jen Keedeu
Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Huddletown Record
A garbled OCR notice mentions Miss Mary, Biliss Jassie Da, Sunday guests, and family cre—references to Jihu te ot as Son day and Mos Slevanet. It lists Rebecca, Rebecca, and Rebecca’s kin, with scattered names like Mary, Sally, Tom, Marce, and Jeff. Mentions Walter Pimily, Cl reeken ridge, Verrs Lowman, and Davie Emily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aa Gwily
Serbia
Gleity
Tyne
Mary Herey
Walter Pimily
Cl Reekenridge
Verrs Lowman
Dlouisville
Davie
Emily
Wife
Lverth
Memorial Notice for Edward Geblbach
A memorial remembrance outlines the life of Edward Geblbach with letters and verses, referencing family, faith, and community support. It reflects on his memory, expresses gratitude for acts of kindness, and invites prayers and condolences from friends and neighbors.
Bowel Complaint in Children in Summer Months
A brief note warns that children suffer bowel complaints in warm months and require prompt care when looseness appears. It recommends Coambeerlains Col Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine, touted to quickly control the looseness. Sold by Yo Kk. Watsupa, successor to EB S. Cresier & Cr. ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo Kk. Watsupa
EB. S. Cresier & Cr. Ly
Lanesville Folks Share Tales and Travels in July
Lanesville residents recount visits with New Albany and Louisville kin, a mill painting by P A Day, trips to the Wiamond jubilee for Rev Bauer, and a Catholic St Mia church event with Rev Father Ed Fuller. Bishops and priests attended the Ed Fuller jubilee on July 5.
Annual Celebration Amid Unclear Announcements
An irregular note describes a planned annual celebration with references to schools, invitations, and speakers. The text is garbled, but mentions a broad effort to ensure attendance and Camaraderie across multiple institutions.
Now is the Time for Travel Ads and Rail Rates
A garbled travel promotion lists Adirondacks Thousand Islands and Great Lakes regions. It mentions cities like Indianapolis Cleveland Buffalo New York Boston Cincinnati Detroit Mackinac St. Louis and suggests parlor cars and steamer services. The piece promotes stamps and a World's Fair appeal with rail and river travel imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Canada
Northwest
Genesic
Laevisi de
Dianaplis
Keneari
Ty Aenia
Taumbas
Springtiedge
Cieveland Buffalo
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Social notes from Dutch Creek and nearby towns
Miss Ladine Line returns from New Albany visit while Mrs. Dalby improves. Charles Richards of northern Indiana visits friends. Bertha Turner comes home from Crandall. Mrs. Walker visits Mrs. Emma Quinn in New Albany. Katherine Haus of Lanesville visits Josephine and Coroin Allstet. Mrs. Reagan of Greenville visits her son George Reagan. Mrs. Richert of New Albany visits her mother. Roy Quinn returns to New Albany after visiting his sister. Mrs Allie Purcell with Lee and Claude Kintner attends Ada Utz party. A buggy accident injures no one when a horse runs away near Milltown while Charles Crabtree and Minnie were riding. Fourth of July attendees listed: Minnie Johnson, Allie Purcell, Bertha Turner, Georgia Dalby, James Humphreys, Noble Johnson, Roy Quinn, Robert Dalby, and Charles Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladine Line
New Albany
Robert Dalby
Charles Richards
Indiana
Bertha Turner
Crandall
Harry Walker
Emma Quinn
Katherine Haus
Lanesville
Josephine and
Coroin Allstet
Rachael Reagan
Greenville
George Reagan
Milltown
Minnie Johnson
Allie Purcell
Georgia Dalby
James Humphreys
Noble Johnson
Roy Quinn
Local social notes and visits across New Albany area
Elizabeth H L Kessinger paints his house while Elmer Deatrick nears completion of a new home. Families from New Albany and Marion visit friends here and at Louisville. McCormick Harvesting Co moves agency, a horse is fatally injured, and a Moonchurch illustrated lecture aids Foundlings Home with strong turnout.
Beech Grove Community Notes and Summer Events
Bee h Grove reports a fine time on the fourth with threshing underway for wheat. Melia Shuman improving from illness as local youths held an ice cream supper at Nick Bere's. Miss Katie Bruch spent the Fourth with her brother and joined Sulphur Well picnic. Various residents visited Charlies Bruch while planning a basket meeting at Veterans Chapel next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melia Shuman
Nick Bere
Katie Bruch
WH. Gainkins
Corydon
Charlies Bruch
Natie
Nellie
Vataners Chapel
Joe Dredger
Queady
Wito
Community News From Heidieburg and Nearby
Aunt Eliza Manek improves Walter Fry spends the Fourth in Loanisville Leander Bottles family at Oldo Liver Willis and Mrs Lafe Wolf on the sick list Picnic crowds visit Manckport Mattie Bottles and Vin cennes visiting Leander Bottles Walter Bry Clarence Windell attend Hill Grove cream supper Ice cream social at Heidleburg school July 2b Grace Kopp visits Louisville sister Bessie travels to Indianapolis Chautauqua Bible class August 6 to 10 led by Dr William Byron Forbush features Bible study Genesis to Revelation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Manek
Walter Fry
Loanisville
Willis
Lafe Wolf
Manckport
Mattie
Rearee Bottles
Vincennes
Leander
Walter Bry
Clarence Windell
Hill Grove
Heidleburg School House
Grace Kopp
Louisville
Bessie
Indiianapolis
Thomas Loss
Crandall and Vicinity News Notes and Visits
Mrs Charles Bye is on the sick list. Wm C Abbey bought a piano last week. Dr Harry Bridgeman clerking for HA Fisher & Son. Charles Swarens plans to build a house this fall. Mrs Jones and children visited Mrs ON Weathers Sunday. Ernest Litner and wife left Sunday to visit relatives at Milltown. Etta West visited friends near Ramsey. Ed Evans and wife visited S Julie Ellis of Corydon Junction Sunday. Cray Wright of Louisville visited his father J Fr Wright. Westie Davis of Indianapolis visits relatives here. Mary Jane and Day Bre of Leumsey visited brothers Saturday and Sunday. Weathers and Sali Bowman taking an excursion on the Ohio river this week. Dr La By Gilera and wife visited the doctor’s mother near Marengo. Miss Anna Trackson, from Lousytle, at FT Pavlor’s home. Mrs Maud Jones, out west, visited sister Mrs T C Melton. William Malton and family of New Albany visited here last week. Victor Wright rented a house from Mrs Charles Gardner and will move soon. Paris Deisner, butter maker, visiting relatives in Illinois. Joseph Reith runs the creamery in his absence. Tom Wright, traveling salesman for the Asbron Machine Co., home for a few days. Charles Demumbram’s twins born. Robert Pell and wife, Robert Dyer and wife, and Harry Bruner and wife, all of New Albany, spent the Fourth with Wm H Dyer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stucker
Mary Lofton
Julia Lofton
John. Chase
Geo. H. Wolfe
Joseph Bruner
Ilinois
Wat Eronth
aJainess County
Charles Stucker
Delavan Isls
Wilbur Durnil
Louisville
Jacob Erb
Lee Erb
Palmyra
E. M. Routh
Etta Routh
Marvy Pillars
Mitchell
Battre
Depauw
Edbatcliff
Etta Totten
Lowden
Wlate
J. L. Wolford
New Albany
Lanesville
P. A. Day
John Zabel
Bauer
Alma
Irena
Conrad Lambertus
Theresa Lotz
Mayme Endris
Bertha Michels
New Albang
Port Sumpter
Upper Main Street
Andrew Hess
Herman Bauer
C. A. Eisert
Ters
J. Lwalter
AM. Bisert
Ed Fuller
Father Fuller
H. L. Kessinger
Elmer Deatrick
Cutner & Son
J. B. Stewart
Maurice Cline
G. B. Slaymaker
Marion
Ind
Georgia Kessinger
Charles Bye
Wm. C. Abbey
Harry Bridgeman
HA. Fisher & Son
Charles Swarens
Jones
Ernest Litner
Milltown
Etta West
Ramsey Sturday
Ed Evans
Cray Wright
Louisville, Ky
J. Fr. Wright
Sandi
Westie Davis
Indianapolis
Mary Jane
Day Bre
Leumsey
Stasdiy
Sunlay
Bae Weathers
Sali Bowman
Ohio River
Victor Wright
Charles Gardner
Paris Deisner
Joseph Reith
Tom Wright
Asbron Machine Co
Charles Demumbram
Stork
Marriages Licenses for Six Couples Listed
Marriage license details list six couples including Jimmie F. Tuell with Rosa Bierly and William Hitner with Anna C. Himes, Charles Stonecipher with Ida B. Conrad, Ben K. Lopp with Edith Woertz, and John C. Langdon with Nellie P. Chauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie F. Tuell
Rosa Bierly
William Hitner
Anna C. Himes
Charles Stonecipher
Ida B. Conrad
Ben K. Lopp
Edith Woertz
John C. Langdon
Nellie P. Chauley
Interest on savings and farm equipment offered by dealers
Farmers Savings & Trust Co. v. EH Cook in a notice about savings deposit interest. The Oliver steel beam plow is promoted as the necessary farm implement. Sold by W. H. Bulleit & Son with local dealer emphasis and dated wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
V. EH. Cook
Oliver
W. H. Bulleit & Son
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Hancock
Scott Township
Jake Rosezwarger
Huddletown
Rebecca
Sally
Am Abe
Scott
Tom
Mar Ce
Jeffersonville
Uesin
Leving
Edward Geblbach
Toy Mess
Gtkst
Jay
Warle
le Ie Duwiry
Borg
Jesus
A. M. Enserr
Saneis School
Adirondacks
Thousand Islands
Lawrence
Hod
Wieliaed
Wy ET
Roose
Palnovia
Didi
Clashes Marx
Dutch Creek
Chums
Enegliud
Newark, N. J
Broad Street
Elizabeth
L. C. Winders
McCormick Harvesting Co
Implement Co
Mr. Anderson
Frank Winders
Lee Winders
Lee
New Middletown
Bro. Cromer
Foundlings
Beech Grove
Nan
Heidieburg
Iba
Torr
Chau—tarqua
The
Chautauqua
William Byron Forbush
Forbush
Council of the
Religious Education Association
Harrison County Holiness Association
Ramsey
Satan
D. F. Brooks
Upland
D. A. Hell
Columbus
Ohio
Long
D. F. Weigle
Newport
Weigle
Enan Aa Mnecihla
Davyis
A. J. Davis
Pres
J.L. Davis
Sec
Sunshine, Ind
Crandall and Vicinity
OR. S. D. Bland
Brewton, Ga
Druggiata
Cwansoh Rheeriatic Cure Company
Agept
Lake Street
Chicago
Tatile Manager
H. Rockwell
Frank J. Reed
Gen. Pass. Agt
Jeyt
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