Obituary: Peter Kaunapel Dies at 72 in New Middletown
Peter Kaunapel died after a long illness at age 72 years 2 months 5 days. Born in 4kisace Germany he came to Webster township with his family. He married twice and leaves five children two stepsons and many grandchildren. He served in the Civil War with the 58th Army Infantry and marched with Sherman to the Sea. Funeral at New Middletown Catholic Church conducted by Rev. E. Squade with veteran pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kaunapel
4Kisace
Germany
Webster Township
Bary Stiner March
A. J. Blunk
Noah Prdert
Mies May
Leo
Guy Kanavenel
Shermean
E. 4
Squade
New Middletown Catholic
Jacob Himmelhaver
J. W. Zenor
Jeeobh Ging
Christian Grantz
John &Cramwell
Samuel McRae
James Sstallings
J.J. Bulleit
Birthday Dinner Marks Fifty Years Since Birth of Mr Dr B Steanblossom
July 5 1910 Mauckport held a birthday dinner for Mr Dr B Steanblossom grandmother Aunt Mary Beanblossom and 52 relatives and friends attended at his home. A bountiful meal plus nine large cakes were enjoyed while photographs were taken by Mr Mowner of Corydon. The gathering closed with wishes for many more happy returns of the day.
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B. Steanblossom
Mauckport
Egat Yard
Mr. Mowner
Corydon
Mary Beanblossom
Mr. Bean-dalossom
Beanblossom
Installation of Grege Lodge J 0 0 I officers
The Met inst on the evening of the installation with District Deputy A L Reynolds G M conducting. Officers listed include M Harry Caughlin VV G Win O Irwin Recording Secretary James W test R 8 N G Fred Ball 5 G William Chinn Chaplain Thomas Wallace Warden J H Brandenburg Conductor George Straub RS 8 W G Black L 8 8 c H Jinkins 40 G Marion leas X G Clarence Wolle a S V G O P Conrad T 8 V G Cilla Wiseman. The newly elected Noble Grand invited members to refreshments at Stella's Ice Cream Parlor.
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N.G
Fred Ball
Wm., Chinn
Thomas Wallace
J. H. Brandenburg
Cgeorge Straub
W.G. Black
C. H. Jinkins
G.—Marion Leas
X. G
Clarence Wolle
A. S.V.G
O. P. Conrad
V.G
Cilla Wiseman
Steller
Please Pay Up Delinquent Subscriptions
A 19th century notice urges subscribers in arrears to settle accounts promptly to cover publishing expenses. It highlights that even small amounts require labor to send notices and that bigger sums come from delinquent subscriptions, advertising, and job work. The notice asks all delinquents to pay without delay.
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Democrat
Jly
Taylor and Pearl Taylor United in Marriage
Samuel Taylor of this place and Pearl Taylor of Crawford county were wed Monday July 11 at the M. E. Parsonage in English with J. W. Trobridge officiating. The couple are the children of Walter Taylor and his wife and William Sawtor and his wife respectively. witnesses were the bride’s parents and sister. They will reside in Corydon.
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Samuel Taylor
Tmiss Pearl Taylor
Crawford County
M. Kk. Parsonage
J. W. Trobridge
Walter .Taylor
Wiliam Sawtor
Taylor
Corydon
Obituary Notice for Kannapel Family Appreciation
Friends and neighbors are thanked for assistance and kind words after the death of a husband and father. The Kannapel family expresses gratitude for floral offerings and support.
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Mary Kannapel
Oldest Rural Route Carrier Saffer Receives Card Shower
Levi G. Saffer of Selma Delaware County celebrated his seventy ninth birthday with a postcard shower from patrons and friends across several states. The Civil War veteran and longtime rural route carrier since 1904 described as the oldest in the United States received hundreds of greetings and remains active delivering mail on a twenty nine mile daily route.
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L. G. Saffer
Delaware County
Selma
Uncle Sam
Saffer
Satter
R Roosevelt
Mr. Satter
Harrison County
Indiana
Muncie
Showmaker
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
New Castle
Ind
United States
Muncie Press
New Amsterdam Community Notes Highlight Health and Happenings
Miss Mae Kemper recovering and able to be out, Miss Jelia McCullem visiting grandmother Mrs Martha Hottell, Mrs Sylvester Thompson returning from Stephensport visit. Wheat harvest brings joy to local farmers. Ben Hur lodge plans a new hall. Mrs J D Alexander chaperoned Mae Belle river trip for the Fourth. attendees included Mrs Geo Montgomery and Miss Gertrude Hamilton. Rain interrupted the outing.
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Mae Kemper
Jelia McCullem
New Albany
Martha Hottell
Sylvester Thompson
Stephensport
Marie Clemens
Cannelton
Tnd
Ma Kemper
Ben Hur Lodge
Alexander
Riverview Park
Mae Belle
Geo. Montgomery
Wid Alexander
Gertrude Hamilton
Gertrude Hottell
Fires Mark Fourth of July in Fremont
Fremont Nebraska saw five fires on Independence Day stirring excitement. Ada Bliss visited cousin Nora Hily on the Fourth. George Bliss and family spent the prior Sunday with daughter Stella Moody. C M Moody welcomes a baby girl named Grace Lucile. Nora Hisey of Corydon Indiana, long employed at Laurent de Mica Factory, is appointed inspector over 125 girls.
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Ada Bliss
Nora Hily
Fremont
George Bliss
Stella Moody
C. M. Moody
Grace Lucile
Nora Hisey
Corydon
Ind
Laurent de Mica
St Peter's Sunday School Plans 43rd Annual Celebration
St Peter's Sunday school will hold its Forty third Annual Celebration on Thursday July 28 at the grove of Conrad Richert near the church. Sunday schools and the public are invited. Jacob Schneider Superintendent.
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St. Peter's
Conrad Richert
Local Social Roundup From Faylor Township and Buena Vista
Community notices list visits and travels of residents including Homer McCauley, John Masoft, Olive Burress, and many families from Louisville and Rosewood. Social events include an Evans Landing church ice cream social that raised 87 dollars.
Hancock Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Hancock residents report Miss Belva Libka returning to W C Jacksons. Ki M Routh traveled to Louisville on business. Miss Glydas Conrad stays with Sam Ferocks family while Miss Nellie Conrad visits Louisville this week. Co A Baylor and Willis Wenning were in Palmyra on the 4th. William Reneau visited Depauw Thursday. Misses Cleon Routh and Hattie Ott visited John Totten’s last week. Local youths attended the Ramsey ball game, Rams 18 Ramsey 6. Clarence Bigler Harry Routh Albert Clark Se M Routh and W T M Reneau joined Palmyra July 4 celebration. Ice cream social at Jacob’s Park Saturday night July 16 with music by the Hancock string band.
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Ki. M. Routh
Louisville
Glydas Conrad
Sam Ferock
Nellie Conrad
Anna Ellis
Co. A. Baylor
Willis Wenning
Palmyra
William Reneau
Depauw
Cleon Routh
Hattie Ott
John Totten
Ramsey
Clarence Bigler
Harry Routh
Albert Clark
Se. M. Routh
W. ™. Reneau
Jacob's Park
Hancceck String Band
Central News Local Notes On Railways And Church Work
Corn is thriving in the area though haying is slowed by rain. W F Blake and family visited relatives near Mauckport Sunday. Mrs Iena Tindall went to Kansas to see her daughter Mrs James Pitman. Rev Marlow preached at Central church to a large crowd Sunday night. Walter Applegate and wife visited George Watson’s family. W H Longbottom and wife stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Reas. Mrs Nora Frakes of South Corydon visited her parents in Central. The Tindall Brothers repair Bethel church and are building a bell tower from the ground up.
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W . F. Blake
Mauckport
Iena Tindall
Kansa
James Pitman
Walter Applegate
George Watson
Central
W. H. Longbottom
Charles Reas
Harrison Township
Nora Frakes
South Corydon
Tindall
Tindall Brothers
Bethel Church
Sunshine visits and family gatherings reported
Levi Stevens of Oaktown visits his daughter Mrs Jesse Flock. Charles Pinaire and wife visit John ixrause and family last Wednesday. Joseph Bower and family from St. Louis visit Joe Pinaire and family. Arthur Garbrough and family from New Albany spend last week with his mother Mrs Jane Garbrough. Mrs. Cora McClaran and Lula Harbison visit Eliza Harbison. Mrs Cora Wesman and children join Joe Pinaire and family for Sunday.
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Levi Stevens
Oaktown
Jesse Flock
Charles Pinaire
John Ixrause
Joseph Bower
St. Louis
Joe Pinaire
Arthur Garbrough
New Albany
Jane Garbrough
Cora McClaran
Lula Harbison
Lula
Eliza Harbison
Cora W Seman
Visits and trips in Milltown and nearby towns
Mrs Martha Briscoe and Cora are visiting at Milltown Miss Ruth Seacat visited relatives in New Albany Mrs Margaret Seacat made a business trip to the Falls Cities Miss Ida Berkshire was in New Albany for dental work Reuben Glenn and son spent the Fourth with his mother Mrs John Fowler Mrs Will Spencer and daughter Escoll spent Sunday with relatives Here Lacey Glenn and Finna Mae visited relatives in New Albany last week Sophia Seacat and children stayed near Corydon Junction Ted Joncaster of Indianapolis visited Ruben Glenn’s family Otto Welch and daughter Catherine spent July 4th at Seth Seacat’s Ella McMillen returned home to Hawesville Ky from visiting her sister Mrs Arthur Sapp
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Martha Briscoe
Cora
Milltown
Ruth Seacat
New Albany
Margaret Seacat
Falls Cities
Ida Berkshire
Reuben Glenn and Son
John Fowler
Lacey Glenn
Finna Mae
Sophia Seacat
Corydon Junction
Ted Joncaster
Indianapolis
Ruben Glenn
Otto Welch
Catherine
Seth Seacat
Ella McMillen
Arthur Sapp
Hawesville
Dack” Smith
Emery
Morris Eckart
Tommy Groft
Ollie Loyd
Lee Dowdle
Clifford and
Phalace
St. Louis
Forest J. Melton
Bessie House
Melton
C. Melton
Smith’s Camp Ground
Amzi Smith
Thomas H. Smith
Ella Hottell
Mollie
Madaleine
R. B. Watson
B. F. Smith
Jennie
Golda
Mabel Smith
Maurice Stonecipher
Herbert Pindell
Raleigh Jamison
Ida Gresham
Morris W. Baker
Danville
Ind
Eli Baker
Parsons
Kansas
Local Social Notes From Kan sas and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Alice Harrel visits in Kansas. Mrs. Celia Radcliffe on sick list. Born to Mose Deaton and wife a fine boy. J A Bruner sick for days last week. Ice cream social billed for park Saturday night. James Bruner made a business trip to Milltown last Thursday. Miss Elliott of New Albany visiting Ad Rudolph's. Mrs. Jane Arnold of Palmyra visited Mrs. Lila Hoke last week. Miss Hattie Ott visiting her sister Mrs John Totten of Lowdell. John Voyles hauled old rubber to New Albany market Saturday. An infant child of Sherman Sappenfield buried here last Friday. Miss Lizzie Hancock very poorly at Dr George Hancock’s in Campbellsburg. Mrs Lyda Breedlove, from Evansville Hospital, returns home. Miss Sarah Hancock, formerly of this place, dies at niece Mrs Sallie A Devenish’s near Fredericksburg. Sister of the late Major Wm Hancock, she was about 76. Funeral arrangements not known at this writing.
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Mose Deaton
J. A. Bruner
James Bruner
Milltown
Miss Elliott
New Albany
Ad Rudolph's
Jane Arnold
Palmyra
Lila Hoke
Hattie Ott
John Totten
Lowdell
John Voyles
Lizzie Hancock
George Hancock
Campbellsburg
Lyda Breedlove
Evansville
Sarah Hancock
Sallie A. Devenish
Fredericksburg
Wm. Hancock
Local Notes From Huddletown And Vicinity
Births include a son born to Mr and Mrs James Conrad on the 4th and Georgia Elizabeth named for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Sharp. Miss Nora L Smith home on vacation from Branden burg Kentucky and relatives visited. Mauck family visits near Heidelburg on the 3d. Celebrations planned at Pfrimmer Chapel on the 14th and Hursttown on the 16th. Mrs George Crosby and infant daughter from Flatwoods visited Henry Shuman. William Walter hauled hogs to New Albany with brother in law Mathes. Mr and Mrs H S Brenton of Louisville move to a farm nearby with visiting relatives. Corydon area hit by heavy rains Monday.
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James Conrad
Dan Sharp
Georgia Elizabeth
Nora L. Smith
Exchange
Brandenburg
Laura
Elsie
Cora
Lorena Mauck
Ed Mauck
Heidelburg
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Hursttown
George Crosby
Flatwoods
Henry Shuman
William Walter
New Albany
Mathes
Social notes from Danville and area
Mrs. Harvey of Danville visits Mr and Mrs Sam Frank west of town. S A Carver spent several days in Louisville last week. Ott Rowe and Ray Frank back from Danville where they attended school. Gardens in the lower town suffer from recent rains. Miss Belle Wolfe and daughter Miss Anna and Albert of New Albany visit relatives here. Rev Robert Shireman fills pulpit at M I church in absence of Rev Sh B Megenity at district conference. Charles V Foster to sell personal property at public auction next Friday. Mr Foster and family depart for Sherman Nebraska to start in restaurant business.
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Harvey
Danville
Sam Frank
S. A. Carver
Louisville
Ott Rowe
Ray Frank
Belle Wolfe
Anna
Albert
New Albany
M. I
Robert Shireman
Sh. B. Megenity
Charles V. Foster
Mr. Foster
Sherman
Nebr
Frenchtown Notes and Local Movements
Theodore J. Henriot reports a fine colt owned by Paul Nolot died last week. Miss Dora Simon visits relatives in Lanesville. Ed Nolot was in Milltown on business. Josiah Nolot and Joseph Bary traveled to Corydon for legal matters. Mrs. Belle Zaring of Marengo at bedside of her sick father Henry Vaughn. Residents attended an ice cream supper at Hottell school house last Thursday.
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Paul Nolot
Dora Simon
Lanesville
Ed. Nolot
Milltown
Josiah Nolot
Joseph Bary
Corydon
Belle Zaring
Marengo
Henry Vaughn
Hottell
Notice of Letting Contract for Two Room Schoolhouse
Sealed bids will be received at the Trustee's office until two o'clock P M August 5 1910 to erect a two room schoolhouse Plans and specifications are on file in my office All bids must include a bond for double the contract price The right is reserved to reject any and all bids C W Surex Township Trustee Blue River township Harrison county dated July 11 1910
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C.W. Surex
Camp Meeting Opens at Ramsey July 28
A camp meeting begins at Ramsey on July 28 and runs through August 8 with daily services and community activities scheduled for attendees.
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Ramsey
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Buena Vista
Henry Denny and Sons
Fred Knear
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Ohio
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Fred. Gaus
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Hans Landing
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Katie Johns
Mamie Valet
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Charles Hall
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Hancock
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W. C. Jackson's
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Rev. Marlow
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California
E. H. Bacon
D. P. A. Monon
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