Program of 16th Annual Rimmers Chapel Sunday School
Schedule for Thursday July 14 1921 at Rimmers Chapel Sunday School. Opening songs invocations addresses solos drills and recitations by Crandall M E Corydon U B S Zoar Lanesville and York speakers Rev P O Schettel Rev W R Montgomery Rev C M Wachter with performances by Edith Gehlbach Georgia Benson Ethel Tehlbach Helen Erstine Edna Turley and children. Benediction by Pastor Edgar M Turley Superintendant Roy Bruce Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall M. E
Zoar
Lanesville M. E
S&s
Corydon U. B
P. O. Schettel
York
Zoar Sone
Crandall
Georgia Benson Sonless
W. R. Montgomery
Ethel Tehlbach
Corydon VU
Lanesville M. E. S
C. M. Wachter
Helen Erstine
Edna Turley
Pfrimmer
Edgar M. Turley
Roy Bruce
In Memory of Our Dear Mother
Six months after the death on January 5 1921 at age forty seven years eight months and twenty days the family recalls a beloved mother lost and a home filled with sorrow. The verse wishes comfort and strength while recalling shared years and memories and faith in a reunion with loved ones in a city beyond.
Locals note illnesses births trips and business moves
Additional locals visit Fredericksburg and Louisville due to Mrs Henry Black illness. Birth announced for John George Byers in Akron Ohio. Miss Grace Carroll and Miss Nellie Kelsey studying at Columbia University in New York. Various notices include a stray shoat in Spencer township, subscription renewal by R L Miller, and a new partnership in a blacksmith shop offering horseshoeing and wrought iron work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byers
Akron
Ohio
John George
Olive Stevens
Corydon
Grace Carroll
Nellie Kelsey
New York
Columbia University
FOR EVERY WOMAN The Ladies' Home Journal Invitation
The Ladies' Home Journal is presented as a friend and counsellor offering stories, articles, and departments to save time and money. It highlights topics like saving food and clothes, and lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year with orders directed to Tranf Stepro, Mauckpert, Ind., dated June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
The
Home Journal
Tranf
Stepro
Mauckpert
Ind
Grange meeting urged for July 1 1921
Spencer Township Grange will hold a regular session at Murr's schoolhouse Saturday night July 1 1921. Propositions of vital importance will be discussed and every member is urged to attend to have an equal voice in decisions. John W. B. Kintner Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Township
Murr
John W. B. Kintner
Chautauqua Week Programs Offer Ten Performances
The Democrat presents a five day Chautauqua schedule with four morning children sessions and five evening shows for all. Buy a season ticket for 2 dollars 75 cents covering ten performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
The
Democrat
Marriage License for Goodman and Davis Pair
Elmer Earl Goodman marries Pinkie L. Davis as recorded in the marriage license column. Leland Carver wed Bessie Lulu Brown in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Earl Goodman
Pinkie L. Davis
Leland Carver
Bessie Lulu Brown
Double wedding anniversary celebrated with large family gathering
Mr and Mrs J H Gehlbach and their daughter hosted a July 3 gathering for relatives and friends from near and far to mark their twenty fifth and third wedding anniversaries. A long shaded table fed over two hundred guests and musicians from New Albany provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gehlbach
Edgar Turley
Michael Gehlbach
Leonard Gehlbach
Kenneth
Lewis
Beulah
Henry Voelker
Doris
Clarence Bruce
Charles
Margaret
Frances
Herman Meyer
Wm. Quebbeman
George Richert
Myrtle
LeeRoy
Arthur
Charles Dick
Robert Dalby
Ellis
James
Nan Zenor
J. W. Watson
Ahe Quebbeman
Edith
Helen
Stanley
Wm. King
Glenn
Thelma May
Andy Voelker
Clarence Watson
Roy Watson
Jack Ruth
Frances A. Purcell
Mary Gehrbach
James Hoittle
Claude Kintner
Mary
Samie
Claude
Victor Gehlbach
John Baer
New Albany
Wm. Herling
Glendy
Cora Kleiber
Kate Greene
Lizvie Meyers
Edward Voelker
Louisville
Henry Greene
Orvella
Orville
Ed Zenor
Shirley
Michael Herter
Schoen
Clarence
Pfrimmer Faith
Myers
John Riddle
M. Nt. Tullis
J. M. Resch
Ray Resch
Ira Himmelhever
Ed Bruch
Louis Gleitz
Wm. Hauswald
Oscar Hauswald
Kathleene
Lenore Lahue
Marion
Philip
Paul
Marion Faith
Lillie Stark
Chas. Erstine
Robert Bruce
Nellie Sharp
Jacob Gehlhbach
Alice Gehlbach
Clara Voelker
Tena Voelker
Bertha Quebbeman
Mamie Yochem
Florence Yochem
Hazel Chinn
Edna Bruce
Frankie Zenor
Lula Turley
Ethel Richert
Eva Richert
Elsie
Mytle Winders
Velsie
Yorna Watson
Wilma Prure
Margaret Firruch
Lueta Gleitz
Tiuzetta Cieitz
Mary Purley
Trelen Turley
Helen Erstine
Evelyn Hauswald
Mdna Turley
Ethel Gahlach
Georgia Bruce
Alice Miles
Emma Pfrimmer
Tauline Sharp
Grasford
Georgia Sharp
Trietta Sharp
Edith Gehlhach
Messrs
Vinnert Zonoy
Stanley Amevers
Raymond Lambertus
Andrew Lambertus
Leonard Lambertus
Georgia
Lambertus
Lemmon
Ross Ovue Lieman
Orlan Sehoen
Carl Schoen
Roy Turkey
Kenneth Traley
Iurst Miles
Robert Gehbach
Frank Turley
Tierman Miller
Steubenville
Ohio
Carl Trausweald
Clyde Hanswald
Ray Trauswald
Robert Sharp
Lewis Genther
Farr
Elmer
Ora Richert
Roy Bruce
Clifford
William
Orlan
Charles Gehbhach
William Sharp
Arthur Schoen Small
Tot
J. Gehlbach
Turley
NRX
Jacob Gehlbach
Ethel Gehlbach
Remembrance at the Old Mill Family Gathering
The fragment recalls Aunt Lottie at the old mill with Uncle Philip Aunt Annie and relatives like Lee Jennie Ellen and Taylor. It notes the Philip Zenor family members who have passed away and reflects on the narrator's sense that Miss Ethel seems more heroic than the Manila hero, amid the rarity of such gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie
Philip
Annie
Lee
Jennie
Ellen
Taylor
Tom
Philip Zenor
Ethel
Manila
Desirable Corydon Home For Sale By Old Capital Agency
A ready buyer’s market note from Old Capital Real Estate Agency offers a nice Corydon home for sale. Family buyers seek quick viewing and urge interested parties to contact the agency promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Old Capital Real Estate Agency
Harrison County Highway Bond Sale Notice
Notice from the Harrison County Treasurer Indiana that on May 25 1921 at 1 PM bonds totaling 13470 dollars will be sold at public auction for construction of a highway in Harrison township. Bonds are 15 years at 6 percent interest payable semi annually with 30 bonds at 449 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison Township
A. J. Thomas
State of
Corfdon
Board of Commissioners of
Fred G. Mossler
Said County
Notice to Non-Resident in Harrison County Divorce Case
In Harrison Circuit Court September Term 1921 Graeme Reevs and Ralph Reel appear via Wickham O'Bannon Attorneys. Plaintiff files a complaint with affidavit showing Ralph Reel is not a resident of Indiana and that a resident defendant is a necessary party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Graeme Reevs
Ralph Reel
Wickham & O’bannon
Ralph Reeles
State of
Indiana
Corydon
Sgic County
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A. G. Kinzer
Rimmer
Chapel Sunday School
M. L. U. Lis
Crandall U. E.S. S
Soong—Pfrimmer
Edith Gehlbach
Flock’s Bus Line
Burton’s
Hoosier Dairy Lunch
McDonald Stockdeli
Carrie BF. Waus
Dely
Earth
Anna Moore
Fredericksburg
J. W. Black
Henry Black
D. C.davis
R. R
Eureka Phone Jy
Sherman Engleman
Mr. Engieman
Eureka
R. L. Miller
Mr. Miller
Lee Lockhart
Otto Stark
Lurile
John Becker
Jacob Keller
Phyllis Criss
Hilda Becker
Lakeland Kentucky
Perry Feller
Notrece
C. W. Smith
Ruton
Percy L. Davis
Cc. Il. D
Beaver Board
Heaton
Hurst Hardware CO
Corydon, Ind
C.P. Trotter & CO
Wm. Taylor
WM. R. Stevens
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