Cedar Wood Congregational Church Dedicated in 1903
About eight hundred people attended the dedication of Cedar Wood Congregational church, called the Kvndelburg church, on Sunday July 12 1903. The program included prayers lectures scripture and a dedicatory sermon, led by Rev B D Curtis and Rev Levi White. The former German Reformed church building was remodeled recently by Rev P O Fuleham and is praised as a sightly and commodious edifice in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Wood Congregational Church
Kvndelburg Church
B.D. Curtis
D. D
Indianapolis
Levi White
H. J. Stern
White
Curtis
German Reformed Church
P.O. Fuleham
Local Social Notes and Property Moves Near Louisville
Tal M. Bisert and family welcome a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Christ Mess mer. Adam Mhalt bought Peter A Day property and his son John Ebalt moved in. Mrs Gee Gross and Mrs Charles Graviss visit Victor Graviss family near town. Mrs Wm Piazza returns to Louisville after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Hess. Her father accompanies her home and they attend the funeral of Joan A Walter in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnd
Chri. Messmer
Kate Ringle
David Schnell
Adam Mhalt
Peter A. Day
John d. Ebalt
Gee. Gross
Charles Gravis
Louisville
Victor Graviss
Wm. Piazza
Joseph Hess
Joan A. Walter
Catarrh of the Stomach Described by Sufferer
A patient describes stomach catarrh caused by indigestion. The text cites long suffering until using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and credits J R Rhea of Coppell Texas for the testimonial from July in a local catalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rhea
Coppell, Tex
L. A, Brany & Son
County Commissioners Approval and Appointments Amid Pike Election
During the July session the board granted Indiana Home Telephone Co. right-of-way for county highways. A spike election was ordered in Spencer township for August 5. Election officers named include Geo L Hess Auditor Abe Pitman Cornelius Crabill. North Precinct Inspector John F Geiteltingver Judges Eugene Berry Joe Mathey Clerks Joe Nolot Philip Seacat. Sheriffs Toe Lingcoln Eugene Baufle. Valentine Seipel appointed Commissioner to locate highway in Harrison and Floyd counties. Quarterly fee reports totaled 112.15 174.25 and 473.73 with additional items and contracts for groceries and dry goods for the county asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Township
Geo. L. Hess
Abe Pitman
Cornelius Crabill
North
John F Geiteltingver
Hugene Berry
Joe Mathey
Joe Nolot
Philip Seacat
Toe Lingcoln
Eugene Baufle
South
Valentine Seipel
Wm. Dean
Harrison
Floyd
Hess
Injured Farmer Near Franklin After Cow Incident
Nehemiah Bowman of Franklin township was injured when a tethered cow slipped free from a clover field and knocked him down. He struck his head on a stone, fracturing his skull, with prognosis grim at age thirty five and a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah Bowman
Franklin Township
Ice Cream Supper at Luther's Chapel
An ice cream supper will be held at Luther's Chapel this Saturday evening July 18 to raise funds for the church. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther's Chapel
Local Notes From Corydon Area Tightens Community Ties
Mrs. Martha B. Mitchem remains ill as Wim L. Mitchem and family note ongoing health concerns. Rev. J. B. Callins conducted Cedar Wood services last Sunday. Several residents visit relatives in Louisville Jeffersonville Central and Anderson. Typhoid illness affects Forrest Brown. visitors include Ellen Levi and son from Louisville. Community members travel to Princeton New Albany Boone township and New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Callins
Cedar Wood
Mahalia Powell
Central
Wm. R. Perry
Princeton
New Albany
Hattie Scott
Wm. L. Mitchem
Forrest
Harve Brown
Ellen Levi
Louisville
Lisney
Barry Bell
Jeffersonville
Harriet Robinson
Mary Mitchem
Martha Perry
Stella Posley
Anderson
Richard Perry, Sr
Robert Rochester
Charley Miles
George and
Wesley Cousin
Corydon
Boone Township
Ice cream and cake on courthouse lawn event
A social gathering hosted by the M. I. Sunday school invites attendees to refresh with ice cream and cake on the courthouse lawn Thursday night July 16. The notice emphasizes a community feel and casual celebration in a public space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
M. I
Dog Tax Notice From Trustee Wm Hauswald
All persons owing dog tax are notified that the same will not be received by me later than August 30th. Wm Hauswald, Trustee Harrison Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hauswald
Harrison Township
Cure for dangerous infant disease with remedies named
The item claims a dangerous infant illness can be cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy plus castor oil, administered as directed on each bottle. It advertises Crosier's Corner Drug Store as the seller and mentions the month July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosier's Corner Drug Store
Ginseng Culture in the County Noted
Robert Gibson of this place and Philip Berg of Franklin township grow large beds of ginseng. They appear to be the sole county participants in ginseng culture and have cultivated it for several years. Their beds are valued at many hundreds of dollars and the plant is rare and commands a good price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gibson
Philip Berg
Franklin Township
Ramsey CHAS and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
John Welker preached at De Pauw, local band members ordered new uniforms, and many residents made Sunday visits to relatives and friends in New Middletown, Fredericksburg and Hancock Chapel. Ice cream social planned for next Saturday at the band hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tev
John Welker
DePauw
Grace Carter
Wyandotte Cave
Welker & Son
Grandma Bye
Henry Bye
Davis
C. B. Adams
Chas. Welker
New Middletown
Louis Reinhardt
Ellwood
W. V. Reinhardt
Corydon Faces Howard Park In Tomorrow's Showdown
Corydon and Howard Park prepare for an exciting game tomorrow as both teams seek a key victory. Local fans anticipate a competitive matchup with high stakes in league standings and regional bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Howard Park
Death of Porter Engleman
Porter Engleman died after a long stomach cancer illness on the 10th inst at age 63. He leaves a wife three brothers a sister and a large extended family. He joined the Lutheran church in 1860 and married Mahala Sonner in 1862, one child born who died in infancy. He and his wife raised orphans. Funeral was held Saturday at Mt. Solomon church with Rev. John Sappenfield officiating and burial in the Grable ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Porter Engleman
John E., Harvey
Albert Engleman
Julia Grable
Lutheran Church
Mahala Sonner
Capt. Sonner
Mr. Engleman
Visitors and social notes from Wyandotte and area
Forty four visitors this week include H A Rothrock of English and Gordon Miller of New Albany. Weddings occur as J Gandu and Miss Whitham wed by Rev J G Breeden. A Milltown party led by W T Hammond camps on Blue River with brass band, while Corydon C E Society elects officers: Mrs S R Grubb president and Bruce Funk secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Rothrock
English
Gordon and
Lawrence Miller
New Albany
Charles *. Patrick
Mitchel Crecelius
T. &. Hancock
Marengo
M. W. Rothrock
Flossie Temple
Elmira Rothrock
Singlish
H. Gandu
Pearl Whitham
H. McClintock
Mayme Mann
Mr. Gandu
Miss Whitham
J. G. Breeden
Milltown
W. T. Hammond
Blue River
Corydon
Corydon C. E. Society
R. Grubb
Jud Funk
Bruce Funk
George Benton
Inattentive Justice of the Peace Skips Docket Fees
A Justice of the Peace in the county, now in his fifth year, allegedly has not paid any fines to the county treasury nor docket fees to the Trustees during his term. Laws require semi annual fines to fund the school and quarterly docket fees to the township fund. Reports say these laws are not well observed in parts of the county, with the county Superintendent and Attorney General tasked to examine dockets for misappropriated school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Camp Meeting By Harrison County Holiness Association
The Harrison County Holiness Association announces a ten day camp meeting at the Corydon fair grounds from August 1 to 10. Speakers include Rev. R. H. Palmer president of the Ohio Holiness Association Rev. S K E Dunham evangelist of the Central Ohio Conference Rev. F T Hoon Paoli Ind Rev Robt Norton New Albany and other noted workers. Rev N M Rumbley Ramsey Ind will furnish information on board and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Holiness Association
Corydon Fair Grounds
R. H. Palmer
Ohio Holiness Association
S. KE. Dunham
Central Ohio Conference
F. T. Hoon
Paoli
Robt. Norton
New Albany
N. M. Rumbley
Ramsey
Ind
Farmers Busy Cutting Hay and Visitors Reach Marengo
DePauw W A Hunter notes farmers cutting hay as Ray Churchill visited Marengo last week. Wm Cromer and wife from St. Louis visited Wm Nolot. Mrs Mack Davis of Marengo visited Saturday and Sunday. The child of Lee Stevens died Monday night and was buried at Milltown on Wednesday. Jacob Green was at Ramsey Saturday aiding F A Krausgrill as agent for Southern Railway. Chas Bush and Joseph Vaught of J M Robinson Norton Co Louisville were home for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stouth
Hancock Chapel
James Dalton
Koenig
Henrietta Kellatter
Louisville
Co. B. Adams
H. C. Ramsey
Fredericksburg
Davis
Ray Churchill
Marengo
Wm. Cromer
St. Louis
Wm. Nolot
Mack Davis
Lee Stevens
Milltown
Jacob Green
Ramsey
F. A Krausgrill
Southern Railway
Chas. Bush
Joseph Vaught
J. M. Robinson, Norton Co
Marriage License for Cline and Loni
Marriage license filed for Evert D. Cline and Salle E. Loni. Also listed are Herman Lind and Tillie Woertz in the related notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert D. Cline
Salle E. Loni
Herman Lind
Tillie Woertz
Also Mentioned on This Page
State and Main Streets
Bly
Lanesville
Tal M. Bisert
Sir
Indiana Home Telephone Co
Wilson
Bline
Baelz
Cunningham
Chas K. Close
Pike Construction
Loitch
Alex Miller & Co
County Asylum
M. Griffin & Co
Wim. L. Mitchem
Martha B. Mitchem
Maud Johnson
Alethia Carter
Helena Brown
Media Walker
Mariah Alexander
Social
Chas, P
J. &. Crayden
Ray
Porter Engleman
Wyandotte
Cort W. Kintner
Ethel Lillian Kathleen Ray
Fairfield
Ill
J. A
Kate Blevins
Grantsburg
Camp Meeting
W A. Hunter
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