Death of D W Youtsler A Beloved Washington Township Farmer
D W Youtsler a well to do farmer and respected Washington township resident died the morning of the 14th from stomach cancer after a lingering illness aged 64. He was a generous man who aided others and did not turn away seekers for help. He belonged to Congregationalists Odd Fellows and Masons. Survived by wife two sons Thomas and William a daughter Miss Sithel and brother Henry of Kentucky. Funeral Sunday afternoon from Beechwood church under Odd Fellows auspices with Rev Lasley delivering the discourse. Large crowd attended and sixteen Masons from Corydon joined the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Youtsler
Washington Township
Ai Jd
Mr. Youtsler
Congregationalist Church
Odd Fellow
Thomas
William
Miss Sithel
Henry Youtsler
Kentucky
Miss Cunningham
John Cunningham
Beechwood Church
The
Odd Fellows
Lasley
Corydon
Towns Apportionment and Social Events Mentioned
A notice mentions apportionment for towns and a Home Coming linked to the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis from September 10 to 14. Also advertised are Chamberlain's Salve for chronic sores and ice cream prices, with sign-offs from Gvnn. H. Feller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Corydon's Sick People Report Delivers Local Illness Notices
A hospital ward style update lists residents in Corydon with illnesses from malaria to spinal trouble. Names include Margaret Miller, Mrs Slemons, Aaron Benton, Isaac Ebbert, and others with varying conditions. The note confirms no typhoid fever in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
C. M. Miller
Ben Slemons
Aaron Benton
Isaac Ebbert
Grandma Slemons
Jack Friedley
Trvin
Carrie Lemmon
Matthew Denbo
C. B. Ellis
Mrs. Self
Lewis Ek
O’ Bannon
S. M. Miller
P. Ek. Loitch
Mary Gibner
Indiana Race Sees Democrats Poised for Gains
The Indianapolis Independent notes Secretary Reilly predicts six Indiana congressmen for Democrats this year while Joseph is over optimistic. Democrats may regain the Second and Twelfth districts and name candidates in the First and Fifth. In the Third, if Cox stays in against Judge Zenor, Republicans likely win, though Zenor would beat Cox in a straight race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Democratic State Committee
Indiana
Joseph
Cox
Judge Zenor
Zenor
Indianapolis
Do Not Neglect Your Bowels Warns of Serious Diseases
A health notice urges bowel care citing dangers from neglect and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative. The product is advertised as invigorating the liver and regulating bowels, sold by C. R. Watson, successor to I. S. Crosier & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. R. Watson
E. S. Crosier & Co
I. S. Crosier & Co. Jy
Farmers Savings & Trust Co Interest Notice
Interest paid on savings deposits announced by Farmers Savings & Trust Co with W. E. Cook serving as secretary.
Wheat Crop Destroyed by Fire in Posey Township
William Foops of Posey township suffered a severe loss when a straw stack ignited as an engine pulled away. His 260 bushels of wheat stored beside the stack burned with the straw, making it impossible to save the grain.
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William Foops
Posey Township
Mr.Toops
Excursion Party From New Albany Visits Leavenworth
A group from New Albany and Harrison county traveled on a boat excursion to Leavenworth last Thursday. The boat left New Albany at nine and reached Leavenworth at three in the afternoon after a stop for sightseeing. They returned to New Albany about midnight with a large crowd aboard and an enjoyable time reported by the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Leavenworth
Sadie Bowman
Rae Weathers
Lily Markwell
Vernette A Thomas
Harry Markwell
Leo Juebbeman
Clarence Juebbeman
Harrison County
Grace I?alston
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Steele at 66
Elizabeth Steele widow of A J Steele died last Saturday at age 66 after a ten day illness of pleurisy. She was 82 years married to Mr. Steele, long time member of MHE church, funeral held at M E church conducted by Rev H J Black, burial Cedar Hill Cemetery. Congregation expresses sympathy for the bereaved and neighbors note gifts and visits. W H Bulleit & Son advertise 3 and 4 inch cast or steel skein Birdsew wagon available from their yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Steele
A. J. Steele
Steele
M. H E. Church
M. E
H. J. Black
Cedar Hill
W. H. Bulleit & Son
Community Notes from Heidleburg and Nearby Areas
Local residents from Heidleburg and surrounding towns are recorded visiting friends and relatives. Names include Ina C Karp Miss Dollie Barley staying with Mrs Sarah Windell and several visits by Miss Rose Fry Miss Elsie Manck Mr and Mrs Ezra Keller and others. An ice cream supper is planned at Heidleburg schoolhouse on Saturday night July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Barley
Sarah Windell
Daisy Neely
Dixie
Rose Fry
Elsie Manck
Huddstown
Jonathan Chappel
Arlie Shaffer
Ray Taylor
Pleasant Valley
Rosa Fry
William Rease
Cedar Wood
C. B. Kopp
Ezra Keller
Jacob Heattell
Heidleburg School House
W. D. Toler
Anna Binkley
Cedarwood
Nellie Mathes
Edna Bottles
New Middletown
W. P. Mauck
Carl
Pfrminer
John Matek
Albert
Cora
Eliza Mauck
el Mathes
Attie
Charles
Benjamin Jordan
New
Local Notables Travel and Illness in Evan’s Landing District
Taylor Township and nearby towns report several residents on the sick list including Mrs Tesse Young and Mrs Frank MccCanley. Visitors travel between Corydon Louisville Ev an’s Landing Evan’s Landing and Rosewood as families visit kin and report short trips and moral support activities.
Local Notes from Bridgeport and Nearby
Miss Tearl Waily of Globe and Miss Mayme Uiddelott host casual visits while George Merryman of Louisville calls on relatives. Sam Pink threshes 1400 bushels from 50 acres. Captain Huber plans a ferry at this place within sixty days. Henry Hall & Co. paint James Farnsley’s house on the heights. Local youths attend a social at Ben Evan’s to honor Carrie Schmidt and Bertine Bower of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tearl Waily
Globe
Mayme Uiddelott
George Merryman
Louisville
Sam Pink
Captain Huber
Henry Hall & Co
New Albany
James Farnsley
Heights
Dutchtown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Joe Keister welcomes a girl. Coy Goss visited Henry Smith Sunday. Squire Ellis and wife called on Corydon friends last Friday. Albert Denhart, son of James, has been ill recently. Farmers pleased with the county Atlas. Mrs. Amelia Hiser and children returned to Louisville after a long visit with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Keister
Coy Goss
Henry Smith
Squire Ellis
Corydon
Albert
James Denhart
Amelia Hiser
Louisville
Catherine Hiser
Farms For Sale and Washing Machines Ad Group
A small classified notice lists farms for sale with a call to contact Farwins Savings & Trust Co. and secretary W. J. Cook. It also promotes J. J. Bullett & Son’s washing machines claiming they beat all others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bullett & Son
Farmers Savings & Turust Co
W. E. Cook
Laconia Ledger Notes and Local Docket
Grace Russell noted in Laconia as illnesses and family visits mark a quiet spell. Sydney Ashton of the N A B C visits home. Geo McIntyre of Indianapolis is in town. horse loss and possible theft concerns ripple through the neighborhood. Many relatives attend Mrs Meisner’s 72nd birthday dinner at Henry Meisner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Boone
Jno. E. Barger
Harve Conrad
Joel Russell
Tom Crosier
John Boone
Charity Russell
Meisner
Oak Grove Social Notes and Local Moves
D. C. Davis buys a new sio rey and hosts guests Friday. Nellie Taylor and Nellie Fetzer cause minor trouble for Winnie Davis Sunday. Ruth Windell visits James Fulkerson and William Taylor family. Baptism planned for next Sunday postponed. Janes Black family prep to move near Fredericksburg. Mrs. Cora Long and daughters Hazel and Elizabeth visit South Corydon with B. J. Fetzer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Davis
Nellie Taylor
Nellie Fetzer
Winnie Davis
Ruth Windell
James Fulkerson
William Taylor
Perry Wolfe
Nellie Davis
Janes Black
Fredericksburg
Cora Long
Hazel
Elizabeth
South Corydon
B. J. Fetzer
Local visitors and church grove event announced
Miss Elsie Manck visits Mrs Fiza Manck and Miss Nan Kennedy visits Miss Ambrosia Hurst. Mrs Henry Crecelius seeks X Ray treatment for heart cancer. DLanna Manck returns home from Heidelberg after visiting her uncle. Frank Saffer and family of Louisville visit Oscar Brown and others. Many attend the basket meeting at Pfrimmer chapel. Sunday School plans a grove celebration on August 9 at Pfrimmer Chapel. everyone urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Manck
Fiza Manck
Nan Kennedy
Ambrosia Hurst
Henry Crecelius
Dlanna Manck
Heidleburg
Frank Saffer
Louisville
Oscar Brown
Pfrimmer
Peculiar Woman Spotted Near Brandenburg and Manuckport
A strange woman about 40 years old travels with a pony and camping gear. She carries two guns, revolvers strapped around her, and a basket of pups with a dozen dogs following. She camps in woods at night, gives no name, and seems deranged. She was reportedly jailed at Brandenburg but released on friend’s advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Manuckport
Farms Wanted for Three Buyers Near Corydon and Townships
Farmers Savings & Trust Co announces three potential purchasers seek farms: a well located 40 to 80 acre tract near Corydon on a pike or railroad, priced under 2500 dollars. a well improved 60 acre farm in Jackson or Morgan townships, cash buyer. contact W. E. Cook, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Pike
Jackson
Morgan Township
Savines & Trust Co
W. E. Cook
Local Notices and Social Happenings in Lanesville Area
The infant of Mr and Mrs Dominic Ringle was buried in the Catholic cemetery. Joseph Thomas, recently ill, is recovering. John Ehalt, Louisville motorman, visited home for a few days. Messin and Ott consolidate barber business. Mrs Kathie Herver of Louisville visits her sick mother Mrs Voelker and brother in Flatwoods. George Carpenter of Pike county Ind visits here after 25 years away. Mrs A M Eisert, Sr spends week with daughter Mrs John Bruch of Greelyburg and remains a grass widower bathing. Mrs P L Hirt of New Albany visited while her house is leased to Albert S Day for travelers.
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Dominic Ringle
Joseph Thomas
John Ehalt
Louisville
Charles Messin
Philip Ott
Kathie Herver
Voelker
George Carpenter
Pike County
Ind
Charlton to Wed Dr Watts Hummel in Louisville
Miss Pearl Ethel Charlton daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Charlton well known in this city will marry the Rev Watts Hummel at Jefferson Street Methodist church in Louisville on Tuesday July 24 at noon They will honeymoon briefly then reside in Princeton Kentucky where the groom serves as pastor
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Pearl Ethel Charlton
Peter Charlton
Watts Hummel
Louisviles Jefferson Street Methodist Church
Oin
Miss Charlton
Louisville
Princeton
Sunshine Nursery Fall 1906 Fruit Tree Stock
Sunshine Nursery offers for Fall 1906 a large stock of fruit trees including Hoosier Cling peach. Customers are invited to send lists for price quotes before ordering elsewhere. delivery available to most county areas. Bookings accepted until sold out. Cor dyon Indiana. R R No 4. Charles McClaran and Son. Iureka phone.
Laconia Defeats Evans Landing In July Baseball Clash
An interesting base ball game was played July 14 at Cunningham Park four miles east of Laconia. Laconia won 22 to 13 over Ivans Landing with Battery-Bater and Tindal for Laconia and Evans Landing Battery Neal Waite Cunningham and Neal Kelly as manager.
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Laconia
Ivans
Cunningham Park
Laconia Battery
Bater
Tindal
Evans’ Landing
Neal, Waite
Cunningham
Neal Kelly
Local Notes from Dutchtown and Surroundings
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Bisler. Hiser and Carter took a large drove of hogs to town last week. Miss Lula Hoel visits her sister Miss Anna Young in Louisville. A lady's handbag with money found, owner may claim at Joe Hoehn's New Salisbury RK BR 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bisler
Hiser
Farmers Savings Trust Co Appointed Guardian in Hays Minor Estate
The Farmers Savings & Trust Co. was appointed guardian for the estate of D. D. Hays, a minor heir of the late Jacob C. Lopp. The trust runs eleven years to protect the child’s interests with a competent, permanent guardian. Also listed are farm sale notices near Corydon: 80 acres with house and barn for 1700, 134 acres for 2000, and a neat 4 room cottage with an acre nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
Guardia
D. D. Hays
Jacob C. Lopp
Corydon
Gho. KK
Gwartney
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Burwell
Gough
George W. Bain
Mauckport
Central
New Amsterdam
A. L. Crim
Prohibition
C. E. Newlin
J. E. Hawes
Sweet Singer
Ohio
D. W. Youtsler
Gevn
H. Feller
May
Rea
Lanesville
Marchport
Wm. Toops
James Crosby
Zoar
Jim
Henry Deutsch
Edward Gehlbach
Colorado
Heidieburg
Ina C. Karp
Taylor Township
Aumindance
Tesse Young
Frank MccCanley
Ff. Ackerman
Bullitt Co
Clerk McRae
Hilldale
Fred Knear
Henry
Join Summers
Evan’s Landing
Louis Hebert
Emeline Moore
Evan's Landing
Verna Brinley
Ina Reeves
Rosewood
John Allen
Mary
Elwood Tiel
Ro O N. Davis
Evan's
Tandiuc
Bridgeport
Dutchtown and Vicinity
Farwins Savings & Trust Co
W. J. Cook
Grace Russell
John Stultz
Sydney Ashton
N. A B.C
Geo. McIntyre
Lewis Wayne
Guthne McRae
Peari, IL
Emma
Carrye Crosier
Lotta Stevens
Hugh Neeley
Marguerite
Oak Grove
WiseLer
Huddletown
Lorena Barry
A. M. Risert
Charlton Hummel
Sunshine Nursery
Dutchtown
F. A. Buuurit
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