Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Sick List
Sandy Branch and Ed Satter are on the sick list. Charles Kuiger of Rosewood visited his parents here last week. Ott Watts working in New Albany visited bone folks. Mr and Mrs Andrew Kessinger visited Mrs Kessinger’s parents Saturday and Sunday. John W Bierly returning from illness is able to be out again. Miss Lettie Kron returned home from Asa Toop’s where she has picked berries. Thomas Bryant and family near Corydon visited his brother Edward Bryant Saturday. Nellie Keen Abbie Keen Ning Shaft er Tom Laduke and Karales visited Mary and Althea Bryant Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Satter
Charles Kuiger
Rosewood
Ott Watts
New Albany
Andrew Kessinger
Mrs. K
John W. Bierly
Lettie Kron
Asa ‘Toop
Thomas Bryant
Corydon
Edward Bryant
Nellie Keen
Abbie Keen
Ning Shafter
Tom Laduke
Karales
Mary
Althea Bryant
Modest Claims Like Chamberlains Remedy Not Overstated
The piece compares Maxim and a gun makers with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It notes the remedy claims to positively cure diarrhoea dysentery and stomach pains and that manufacturers let users speak for its success. Sold by C R Watson successor to E S Crosier and Co ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim
Chamberlain
C. R. Watson
E. S. Crosier and Co
Old Settlers Meeting to Organize in Harrison County
Notice for a meeting at the Corydon Courthouse on Saturday July 88 at 2 PM to organize an Old Settlers reunion in Harrison County. Aimed to start a yearly tradition with a possible first reunion in the fall. Local residents urged to attend and support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Harrison County
Harrison
Annual tenth Rod ger's Camp Ground Sunday School Celebration
The tenth annual celebration of Rodger's Camp Ground Sunday School is set for July 19 at 1 06 in the grave north of the church. The school invites all to attend and take part, noting past invitations were accepted and an engaging program is planned with guest speakers and broad invitations to area schools.
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Rodger
Surprise Party for Mary Siew Dances and Cake on Birthday
A surprise party celebrated Mary Siews fifty second birthday on June 51 with a crowd of young attendees. Music by Muartin Berry Milt and Ollie Smith and Maryine Butterfield followed by cake and applause. The gathering listed many attendees and departed quietly. A separate note mentions a North Sea dyke breach and a medical warning about neglecting colds, plus a public sale announcement by Vy C. C. Damon with a livestock and farm implement list set for August 1 near Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Siew
Muartin Berry
Milt
Ollie Smith
Maryine Butterfield
Eiverybody
Milt Smith
Grover and
Albert Siege
Ilva Henriott
Ada
Oia Clark
A Miartin Berry
Chris
Percy Smith
Minnie
Stella Jones
Wheat sale notices and local business updates
Highest cash price paid for wheat at Ramsey Corydon Junction Nevin and Depauw. Sell your wheat to Davis and Watson. Mr and Mrs Abraham Rowe return to Illinois after county visit. C C Damon near Ramsey buys Radcliff store at Corydon Junction takes charge August 1. Follow addresses Eureka and Trotter lines. Jy lltt Go, BH. FPEGLER. Buy ice cream right goods at right price.
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Ramsey
Corydon Junction
Nevin
Depauw
Eureka
Trotter
J.R. Warr
C.C Damon
Punished with Switch by Probation Officer Kraft
The article describes Joseph H. Kraft, a probation officer, using home flogging as a corrective measure for incorrigible youths under sixteen. After repeated arrests and no moral improvement, Kraft takes the child to the home, offers parents a choice between a harsh private flogging or sending them to reform school, and administers the flogging immediately in front of Kraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Kraft
Mr. Kraft
Reform School
Kraft
N. A. Ledger
Deserter Hawley Arrested After Navy Escape
John Hawley aged 18 was arrested at his Floyd County home for deserting the navy. He had trained at Newport News and fled home due to strict discipline. Hawley was taken to Norfolk for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawley
Floyd County
Hawley
Newport
Norfolk
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Deafness Cure
A vintage advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice invites readers to send for circulars and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney& cCo
Toledo
Halls
Valuable Farm for Sale in Franklin Township
The 100 acre farm of the late Adam Bach in Franklin township Loyd county three miles southeast of Lanesville will be sold on Wednesday August 1. The property is well improved with most land cultivated and timber in part, plus a good house barn and outbuildings and a spring and cistern. Heirs require cash and the buyer may have up to days to settle, sale at 1 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Bach
Franklin Township
Loyd County, Ltd
Lanesville
Kegin
Shaffer Wins Faculty Medal at Kentucky School of Medicine
At the Louisville commencement James B. Shaffer, a Kentucky School of Medicine student from south of town, received the Faculty medal awarded yearly to the Freshman with top written exam grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky School of Medicine
Louisville
James 8. Shaffer
Surprise Birthday Party for Chris Elwanger
A large gathering of relatives and friends celebrated Chris Elwanger's 44th birthday last Wednesday night. The evening featured social chat and live instrumental and vocal music, followed by a decorated table with flowers cakes pies cookies and ice cream before guests departed wishing many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Elwanger
Mr. Elwanger
N. OW
Two Billion Dollar Congress and Public Spending
Analysis notes that the Fifty-ninth Congress is on track to reach a two billion dollar total in appropriations, implying a $75 per person tax burden. The Philadelphia Record cites a $2,000,000,000 outlay for two years of peace and regulatory activity. The piece also mentions local notices: a Patterson family letter about typhoid fever, Roy Friedley visiting Muncie, C. O. Crosby at a Kentucky medical school event, Mrs. CG Little visiting, and typhoid fever prevalence in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia Record
Washington
Fifty-ninth Congress
Roosevelt
Farm listings with acreage and cottage in county area
Adjoins a good town in the county with 60 acres including a house and barn and 100 acres in timber on a neighboring 187 acre farm. Asking price around 82000. Also a neat 3 room cottage on a large lot offered at 750.
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Corydon Armarcrat
Sandy Branch
Old Settlers’ Meeting
V.A Bullett & Son
Kennley
J. J. Dullen & Son
Washburn & Crosby Milling Co
Ashton’s
W. A. Welman
J.J. Bullett & Son
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Cardus
Na ‘Ai Bake
Webster Grove
North Sea
Lolland
Danver
Kenneth Melver
Vanceboro
Kings
Dr. King
C. C. Damon
Ins
Abraham Rowe
Illinois
Davis & Wa Son
A. B. Fister, Sr
Geo. W. Bain
Kentucky
Lexington
Chantauqua
Anenst Tith
Bain
Ocean Grove
Champ Clark
Missouri
Col. Bain
Catholiie
Falls
Father Francis Moran
Cleveland
Ohio
Father Moran
Father Vaughan
Europe
Kennedy
Lucien Morris
Denver
Colo
Beta Theta Phi
Hanover College
J. J. Bullett & Son’s
Davis &Watson
Davis’ Drug Store
John W. Bussabarger
East Chestnut Street
A Patterson
Rev
Clinton Patterson
Chrisney
Indiana
Roy Friedley
The
Indiana Loan Company
Muncie
Jacob Friedler
Boone Township
C. O. Crosby
CG. N. Little
Mary Rowland
Riely
Geo. K. Gwartney
Corydon Property
BS Boas
Moneybak
Hedden Dry Goods CO
W.A. Beach
W. H. Bullett & Son
Corydon, Ind
Ms.griffin & CO
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