Pfrimmer's Chapel Celebration Attended Despite Rain
The Eighteenth Annual Sunday School Celebration of Pfrimmer's Chapel near Corydon was held last Thursday with several neighboring schools participating. Rain drove attendees to the church where part of the program continued, led by Pastor M G C Patterson and Superintendent W A Turley with speakers including Rev J H Toombs and Hon Sam P Vogt. A farm sale at Whitman farm near Ramsey is scheduled for Friday July 20.
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Pfrimmer Chapel
Corydon
J. H. Toombs
W. D
S&s
Kingery’s Grove
Bethesda S. S
Eli Kingery
Idena O. Hollis
Lanesville News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Emma Zoliman is sick. Farmers plant late potatoes. wheat threshing delayed by rain. Morris Baker plans a new bungalow. James Sampson travels to Corbin Kentucky to visit his critically ill father. Brownies of New Albany lose to Lanesville Bearcats 6 to 3. Services next Sunday at St John’s Lutheran led by Rev Fred Schumacher. Franklin Township touted for water system electric lighting creamery butter and high car traffic. notes nine teen widows and six widowers. Carnation flour from New Middletown Milling Company. Mar 28.
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Emma Zoliman
Morris Baker
Mr. Baker
James Sampson
Mr. Sampson
Corbin
Brownies of
New Albany
Lanesville Bearcats
Lanesville
Bearcats
Browns
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fred Schumacher
Louisville
Indiana
Franklin Township
Heidelberg Community Plans August 2 Celebration
Mrs Cory White and two children from Detroit visit sister Amzi Toler and family. Heidelberg Sunday School to host a celebration on Thursday August 2. Mrs Solomon Mauck and son Jesse with Ed Haas and James Haas visited Mrs Mauck's daughter near Leavenworth last Sunday. Miss Iva Grove returns from two week trip to Jeffersonville and Louisville. Adolph Kaiser of Louisville visits W B Grove family last Sunday.
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Cory White
Detroit
Mich
Amzi Toler
Heidelberg Sunday School
Solomon Mauck
Jesse
Ed. Haas
James Haas
Mauck
James Lang
Leavenworth
Iva Grove
New Doctors Open Practice in New Albany Elsby Building
Drs Harry and Elvin Voyles brothers and sons of Mr and Mrs Otto Voyles of New Albany formerly Palmyra have opened offices in the Elsby Building. Harry, medical graduate from Indiana University Indianapolis, interned a year at City Hospital Louisville. Elvin, College of Dentistry Indianapolis, noted as a top student.
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Harry
Elvin Voyles
Ward
Otto Voyles
New Albany
Palmyra
Elsby
Indiana University
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Louisville
Elvin
College of Dentistry
Mrs. Voyles
County
Dr J A Hottell Eye Specialist and Optician Ad
An eye care notice for Dr J A Hottell promotes exclusive eye testing and glasses fitting with latest frames and lenses. It offers a 20 percent July discount and directs readers to the office over Rowe's Garage with a call to act early.
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J. A. Hottell
Rowe's
Local notes and social items from Dogwood area
Prosepects for a fine tobacco crop. Rev Youngblood to speak at Smiths Camp Ground Sunday night. Mrs Forest Melton travels to Shelbyville Ky for illness of her mother Mrs Wilson. Thad Tranam and family visit Ambrosia Watson in Valley City. Mike Resch buys a cow from John Blake for 80 dollars. Miss Olga Smith visits Corydon and attends the Chautauqua. Leo Elbert and family visit Ezra Faith near Laconia. William Miller buys a Jersey cow from Chris Ekart. Lewis Horn returns to visit old home near here after twenty years. Parvin Elbert bitten four times by Ray Denbos dog. Dr Daniel treats him. Fay and Burrel Ludlow return from Boone township Grandparents. Fred Elbert and granddaughter Anna back from Louisville. Mrs A Horn and son Lambert accompany. Lois and Lucile Backherms visit Emma and Ruth Kirkham and attend Pleasant Ridge ice cream supper. Mrs Cora Schlageter and daughter Marie visit Jode Ekart family. Mr and Mrs Wm Stevens visit New Albany to hear evangelist Mary Agnes Vitchestain.
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Youngblood
Smith
Forest Melton
Shelbyville
Wilson
Thad Tranam
Ambrosia Watson
Valley City
Mike Resch
New Middletown
John Blake
Olga Smith
Corydon
Leo Elbert
Ezra Faith
Laconia
Wm. Miller
Iris
Chris Ekart
Lewis Horn
New Albany
Here
Parvin Elbert
Ray Denbo
Daniel
Fay
Burrel Ludlow
Reader Ludlow
Boone Township
Fred Elbert
Anna
Louisville
A. Horn
Lambert
Lois
Lucile Backherms
Emma
Ruth Kirkham
Tris
Pleasant Ridge
Cora Schlageter
Marie
Walker
Melvin
Kenneth Brown
Floyd Knobs
Jode Ekart
Wm. Stevens
Mary
Henry
Opal Daley
Mary Agnes Vitchestain
Fee
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Testimony
Local user Mrs. John Carpenter of Corydon reports relief from backache and weak kidneys after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Riely's Drug Store. She says energy returned, headaches eased, and kidneys resumed regular action. Price 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
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Dean
Corydon
John Carpenter
W. Walnut Sr
Riely
Milltown residents visit and travelers share town scenes
Numerous locals and visitors are listed as traveling or trading in Louisville, Fredericksburg, Depauw, Corydon, and nearby areas. A motor mishap near Depauw left John Seacat with a separated shoulder, treated by Dr. Johnson and Dr. Baylor. Continuous social calls include families from DePauw, Fairfield Iowa, Fernando towns, and Indiana cities.
Friends Plan Departure From Corydon to Independence Missouri
The Wynn family and Clement P. Bragg will move to Independence Missouri soon. Uncle Jim 81 and wife 70 will stay two weeks with Mrs. Cunningham south of Corydon. Bragg 77, Rhode Island and Massachusetts background, active and cheerful. Also listed is a Ray Whitman sale with several mares bulls and milch cows scheduled for July 20 at 9 30 A M auctioneer R F Davis.
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James M. Wynn
Wm. Wynn
Clement P. Bragg
Independence
Missouri
Wynn
Mr. Bragg
Jas. M. Wynn
Wm. Cunningham
Corydon
Jim
William
Bragg
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Jack
Ray Whitman
Ramsey
Perseverance Items Wedding Soon Hint
Community notes mention a forthcoming wedding for Lucile Lasley and a social weekend at Pleasant Ridge. Several locals spent Sunday with neighbors and relatives, visiting Miss Ruth and Miss Mabel Jacobs, Willard Rhodes family, and Edna Rosenbarger. Rev. B A Eisman preached at Perseverance Chapel Sunday night.
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Lucile Lasley
Jack Singleton
Pleasant Ridge
Ella Ripperdan
Zack Kitterman
Elsie
Margaret McKim
Henry Keller
Lucile
Dessie Lasley
Thelma Shickles
Deltha McKim
Ruth
Mabel Jacobs
Frank Fogal
Willard Rhodes
Mary Alice Dooley
Edna Rosenbarger
B. A. Eisman
Perseverance Chapel
Visitors from Orleans Honor Birthday at Elrods
A group from Orleans visited Mr. and Mrs. John Elrod on Sunday. They held a birthday dinner at the Fair Grounds for Mr. Barnard and Mr. Smith, then toured Kamp Keller and spent the afternoon. Attendees included Jerry and family Smith, Carl Moody, William Barnard and family, Gert Honey and family, Lester Harmon, Everett and Marion Barnard.
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Orleans
John Elrod
Fair Grounds
Kamp Keller
Mr. Barnard
Mr. Smith
Jerry Smith
Carl Moody
William Barnard
Gert Honey
Lester Harmon
Everett Barnard
Marion Barnard
Information Wanted on Plaquemine Family Hatfield Huffman
F Gasquet of Plaquemine Louisiana seeks information about his family. His mother was Sarah Gaskin and her second husband was Charles D Huffman. He believes this occurred around 1876 when he was a child and asks for any obtainable details to locate relatives.
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F. Gasquet
Plaquemine
Sarah Gaskin
Chas. D. Huffman
Salesman Wanted for Seven-County Territory
An Indianapolis based firm seeks a traveler with a car to sell goods to merchants and schools. One to two days weekly, exclusive territory, liberal commission, full credit on repeats, covering seven counties for Continental Mfg. Co.
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Liberal Commission
Continental Mfg. Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Public Auction in Corydon for Saffer and Kirkham Real Estate
Trustee in the William Saffer and James C Kirkham bankruptcy will sell at public auction on July 27 1923 at 10 AM in Corydon Indiana the Lot 68 portion with a brick garage and keep possession 30 days after sale. Personal property excluding receivables and judgments will be sold in one lot for cash at not less than 75 percent of appraised value. Deeds and bills of sale to be issued subject to referee approval.
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Charles A. Burnett
Saffer & Kirkham
Corydon
Harrison Co
Indiana
United States District Court For
District of Indiana
Race Animals at Fair Grounds Offer Preview of Soon Races
A note lists race animals in training at the Fair Grounds. Ed Tuell and son Chester own two. Krause Company has one. Clarence M. Tucker of Floyd County owns one after trading away from Ohio. Steve Stepro sent two to the Osgood Fair for races this week.
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Fair Ground
Fair Grounds
Tuell
Chester
Co. M. Krause
Clarence M. Tucker
Floyd County
Ohio
Steve Stepro
Osgood Fair
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New Middletown Mulling Company
Heidelberg
Dogwood
Milltown
James A. Carter
James Carroll
Albert
Joe Schuppert
Little Son
Depauw
Vic Palmer
Dry Run
John Seacat
Johnson
Baylor
H. C. Barnes
John Sharp
Samuel Armstrong
Fredericksburg
William Schoonover
Ralph FE. Jackson
Thomas Spencer
Lee Smith
George Goss
Batman’s Ridge
George Eliott
Frank
Carrie Watts
Effie Hodges
Ed. Gibbs
Frank Gurtz
Frenchtown
W. S. Cramer
Fairfield
Iowa
Orville Lee
Mr. Cromer
Willie Nolot
Carl Schoonover
Rev. H. S. Sonner
Cecil
Helen
Ruth Sands
Francis
Ruth Gurtz
Minnie Griffin
Charles W. Rawlings
Punkey Hotel
Willard Vance
E. J. Bye
Roscoe Marr
Moberly
Henry Bye
Thompson’s Chapel
Joseph Mathey
EE. J. Bye
Ruth Ferguson
Princeton
George Ferguson
J. Ed. Peters
Joseph
Columbus
Geo. W. Murr
Mt. Lebanon
John B. Funk
Crystal City
Ben A. Deaton
Dee Harris
Asheville
North Carolina
Roy Aaz
Florence
Garland Poe
Claud Poe
Marengo
George Watts
Franklin
Jeffersonville
Ora
S. M. Watts
M. Griffin & CO
William Saffer
James C. Kirkham
Childs
Louis
W.H. Keller Co
United District Court
Jones
Frank E. Cropsey
Corydon Methodist Church
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church
Evansville
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