Prominent Farmer James Enjah Miller Dies at 76
James Enjah Miller of Taylor township near the Ohio River died Tuesday afternoon July 11 after a weeklong illness of colitis. Funeral at Rehobeth church with Rev. Dennis A. Park. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by wife four children Mrs Columbus McRae Mrs Stella Stewart Mrs Philip Barger and Alonzo Miller and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Enjah Miller
Ohio River
Taylor Township
Ai Rehobeth Church
Dennis A. Park
Columbus ID. McRae
Stella Stewart
Philip Barger
Alonzo Miller
Sunday School and Church Services at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 A M and a Union Anti Saloon League meeting addressed by Mrs McNaught at 10 45 A M The pastor delivers evening preaching The minister Mark L Harris emphasizes church presence and community worship urging attendance and participation.
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Union Anti-Saloon League
Prp. Mc- Naught
Mark L. Harris
Fisticuff Incident Around Buck Creek Bridge
An altercation occurred last Sunday between William Liebert of Boone township and Joh J. Seipel near Doagwood by the Buck Creek bridge on Breonia road. The report alleges Liebert insulted Seipel and later struck him with his fist, leading to charges and a peace warrant. Witnesses describe Seipel receiving a severe blow and authorities pursuing actions against Liebert for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Liebert
Boone Tavnship
Joh J. Seipel
Doagwood
Buck Creek Bridge
Breonia Road
Liebert
Sandues Noni
Reipel
Gisher
Teson Motakiv
Cunpers
Seipel
Diduy Liebert Bins
Trombie Hyteny
Crandall Defeats Moseson and King in Last-Ninth Rally
Crandall wins over Moseson and King after a late ninth inning rally. Carl Felliy starred with four doubles and a home run while Mosesen and King delivered sharp defense for the Lonville team.
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Crandall
Moseson
King
PaoGie
Ute
Exeititeg Oiries
Crandall Defeunot
Frau Moseson
Lonville Das Ge
Fellaiy
Oman
Banaliv
Carl Felliy
Mosesen
Union Church Service Speaker From Law Group
Trdipapolis attorney McNaught will address a union service at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning as part of a four church cooperative effort. He leads the Anti-Saloon League law department and has years of enforcement experience. A strong turnout is hoped for this summer morning. a cream social follows. Zoar C. EB lawn at Zoar on July 22 invites all readers.
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B.C. McNaught
Trdip Mapolis
Presbyterian Church
Scetvicc
McNaught
Anti-Saloon League
Department of Law Enforcement
Zoar
Amanda Borden obituary from Spencer township widow of Benjamin Borden
Amanda Borden age seventy five died Saturday night in Spencer township after several months of ill health. She united with the German church in youth then later with Vidcat Brethren. married Benjamin Borden Feb 17, 1870 and had seven children including Ora Loves and Mariah Elizabeth. Survived by seven grandchildren and several siblings. funeral at Fountain conducted by Rev. Breeden with burial in Pitman cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atuaheda Pitman
Mariah Pitman
Teck Powiship
Dave
Benjamin Borden
Ora Loves
Ora Bele
Mariah Elizabeth
John Willard
Ath Minerva
Ethel Blanche
Dvcah Peart
Elizabeth Davis
Abrahaim Pitman
EH Pitman
Nan Dyevis
Pitman
Chu Bitman
Marten Pitman
Margaret Eneleman
Minerva Eneleman
Agm. Davis
Lving
James N. Davis
Clinton
Indiana
Johan McCutcheon
Chas. J. Leadoo
Blanche
DePauw
J. W. Borden
Saskatchewan
Canada
Nene
Amanda Borden
Spencer Townshp
Fountain
Breeden
Pitman Cemetery
Chautauqua Opens With Lectures and Concerts
The Chautauqua festival begins with Nevin Concert Company performances and J F Caveny chalk and clay lectures. Organizers report strong attendance from distant communities and expect more events over the next three days of shows and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Concert Company
Eafternoon
J. F. Caveny
Caveny
Moudan
SOVS OXFORDS 47 THE HUR Sold at SB 50
An OCR fragment lists shoes including oxford styles with prices. Mentions brown chords sizes total unclear. Reads like a catalog note with multiple items and prices and incomplete product names.
Three-day Palmyra event and local guest greetings
The Chiuitasdaua oat Palmyra hosts a three day event starting today. Mi and Mrs William Getzenhanover of Louisville were guests here Saturday en route to Wyandotte Cave. Miss Anna Davis left for Fairmont Nebraska to visit sister Mrs Noble Eaton for several months. Mrs Mary Payton of New Albany and Scott A Morgan of Elizabeth wed here yesterday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis and friends from Bloomington arrived last Monday to visit Mammoth Cave before returning home. Mr Davis a Corydon native with family ties to Mrs Orwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Getzenhanover
Louisville
Wyandotte Cave
Anna Davis
Fairmont, Neb
Mrs. Noble ©. Eaton
Mary. Payton
New Albany
Scott A. Morgan
Elizabeth
Jefersonville
Elmer Davis
Edward Scott
Bloomington
Tiance E. Orwick
Mammoth Cave
Davis
Corydon
Fteft
Mr. Davis
Orwick
Walter P. Davis
Ralph
Fetzer
Thomas A. Lone
J. A. Lone
Lawson Brengman
David Keller
Poultry Field Day Proves Great Local Success
Last Friday July 14 Harrison County held a Poultry Field Day drawing visitors from Floyd Clark Scott Crawford Orange and Lawrence counties. County Agent N T Clunie hosted a full program at Hazelwood Stock and Poultry Farm with tours of Kintner poultry houses and 4200 White Leghorn chickens. The event showcased Purdue experts and local leaders, attracted a large audience, and featured talks by Chas W H Kintner Mrs Enna Kintner W S Jennings L G Uffman and P G Riley.
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Harrison County
NLT
Cinnie
Floyd, Clark
Scott Crawford
Orange
Lawrence
Harrison County Poultry Association
Clinie
Flood
Fred Bf. Hoover
Williams
Scott
J. Hawk
Crawford
Horace Copeland
Craize
Marl Stinson
U2 Watson
N. T. Clunie
Indiana
Wamea
Cormuty
Carrison
Hazelwood
Corydon
C. H. Kintner
Kintner
Powtery
Purdue
Kiutner
Mrs. Kintner
Fairbanks-Morse
Poultry House No. 1
Mr. Kintner
Claude Davis
Chas. WH. Kintier
Enna Kintner
Chas. H
W. S. Jennings
Indiana Farmers’ Guide
L. G. Uoffman
P. G. Riley
Purdue University
LE. A. Stoxy
Harrison County Farmers’ Federation
Stoy
Chinie
Floyd County
Wm. L. Day
K. Fawcett
Fred
Troover
New Albany
Clark County
John To Carr
Arthur Moore
Margery Moore
BE. A. Hooker
Eugene Slooker
New Washington, Co
Kk. W. Kiltz
Donald Kiltz
Floyd Holloway
Jol Thess
Sam Gertz
Bewmen
Leomired
Katie Bess Bottorff
Vina Hiolman
Moroo
Verh Fry
Ben Cram
Lee Tolson
Margaret Jacobs
Oscar Dix
Teraee Copeland
Robert Denbo
Henry Jenkins
Kelley
Nannie Aust
Jon
Maelish
Mer
Oliver Summners
Ola Lee
Milltown
Orange County
Floyd Childs
J. H. Miller
Wim. Dalton
Ralph Dalton
Homer Reynolds
R. EF. Pinnick
Alice Childs
West Baden
Elta Hall
B. F. Cleveland
O. A. Trinkle
James A. Poe
Walter Hoar
Melvin
Orleans
Wilbur Atkinson
Ross Bruner Atkinson
Floyd Atkinson
French Lick
Lawrence County —Co
U Watson
W. (. Roberts
Bedford
Hale Thompson
TL. L. Adamson
Williams P. O
Death of EightYearOld Minnie Askren Typhoid Victim
Minnie Askren eight died Monday morning near Corydon of typhoid fever after nine days illness. She was visiting her sister Mrs Talmage Shatter when stricken. Funeral held Heidelberg Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev M C Patterson presiding. Survived by parents Jas and wife. four brothers John W Illinois Daniel E Smith Ky Andrew A this county. sisters Gladys and Mrs Talmage Shatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Askren
Jas. Askren
Corydon
Telnage Shatter
Heidelberg
Revo M. C. Patterson
Two Celebrate Birthday Anniversary in New Albany Area
July 16 marks the birthday of Mrs. Harry Hudson of this place and Mr. Joe Endris of New Albany. For years they have shared the event at a Hudson home. Last Sunday both families joined for a noon meal and social afternoon, then a festive repast. Endris is 59, Hudson 42, though friends say they look younger. May they celebrate many more.
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Harry Hudson
Joe Endris
New Albany
Endris
Hudson's
Hudson
Auction of three former bank officers cars at Sittason Garage
Three Cadillac automobiles once owned by Wilson E. Cook and Geo W and Ben Applegate, officers of the defunct Corydon National Bank, were sold at auction at the Sittason Motor Car Company garage on Market Street. Auctioneer Charles Hassenmiller oversaw the sale which netted 1800 dollars for New Albany Trust Company as creditors’ trustee. Buyers included William Bell of Louisville Henry Sehlenk and Paul Mosemiller of this city.
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Cadillac
Wilson E. Cook
Geo
Ben
Applegate
Corydon National Bank
Sittason Motor Car Company
Market Street
Charles Hassenmiller
William Bell
Louisville
Henry Sehlenk
Paul Mosemiller
New Albany Trust Company
Fifty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Posey Township
Last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George W Lamb of Posey township a Fifty Fifth Wedding Anniversary celebration took place with 110 guests at a noon feast. The couple born and raised nearby are respected for clean moral and religious lives and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lam
Posey Township
Motor Party Tours Bloomington In Pleasant Outing
A group from Corydon including Olive Griffin Gladys Mitchell Mrs J W Roberts Wilson Roberts Dan Griffin and Grace Boone traveled to Bloomington Indiana Sunday. They left at 7 a m reached Hardinsboro for Sunday School met C S Sharp and family at a farm house enjoyed a dinner in a park and later joined by Indiana University students Edith Roberts Geth Lewis Ruth Taylor Mary Grable Ruth Mitchell William Cook and John Graves. After a city tour they had a picnic dinner and returned home by dawn saying they had a fine time despite road troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Griffin
Gladys Mitchell
J. W. Roberts
Wilson Roberts
Dan Griffin
Grace Boone
Laconia
Bloomington
Indiana
Hardinsboro
Mitchell
C. S. Sharp
Sharp
Edith Roberts
Geth Lewis
Ruth Taylor
Mary Grable
Ruth Mitchell
William Cook
John Graves
Indiana University
Roberts
Taylor
Corydon
Andrew Anderson Dies on House Roof in County
Andrew Anderson, long time resident of this county, died from heart trouble while on a house roof. The tragedy occurred during a day’s work and authorities are investigating the exact circumstances. Friends recall his steady character and community involvement.
Death of Andrew Anderson in Jeffersonville
Andrew Anderson aged fifty four formerly of this county died suddenly of heart trouble while painting a roof in Jeffersonville last Friday. He leaves a wife and six children four daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held at 10 o clock last Sunday at FE McCoots & Sons Undertakers chapel in Jeffersonville and burial followed at Walnut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Anderson
Jeffersonville
Sle
Clara Beard
French Lick
Ruth Dunshee
Grace Herman
Naomi Mills Walter
Paul Anderson
Hammond, Troiana
Doweas Anderson
Chas. W
Registered Durocs for Sale From Flock Ramsey Indiana
Thirty five head of registered Duroc hogs for sale three strains Defenders Colonels and Orions both sexes range fifty to 150 pounds. Will sell very reasonable if taken within next ten days. Eureka phone Jy-19-5-w J O FLOCK Ramsey Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsell
Two Page Supplement Reveals Five Columns of News
The issue highlights a compact two page supplement printed on a large job press. Five columns are devoted entirely to news items, offering a concentrated look at recent events. The text emphasizes the supplement as a standalone news feature within the issue.
Notice of move and family travel details
Saml L. Riely as Receiver of Farmers' Savings and Trust Co. reports an office move to the old Corydon National Bank Building. Mrs Oscar Ricken and her children Alfred and Mary Alice of Evansville spent a month with Mrs Ricken's parents Mr and Mrs Frank King west of Corydon and returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon National Bank
Sam’l L. Riely
Farmers’ Savings & Trust Co
Oscar Ricken
Alfred
Mary Alice
Evansville
Ricken
Frank King
Corydon
Birth of Edith Evelyn Lahue in Louisville
Announcement: Mr and Mrs Andrew Lahue of 1751 Melwood Ave Louisville welcomed a daughter Edith Evelyn born July 5 weighing 14 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lahue
Melwood Ave
Louisville
Edith Evelyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
James E. Miller
Union Church Service
Mes
Spencer Township
ARX
SOVS
Oxfords
Sunshine Hatcheries
J. T. McClaran
Kintner Place
J.T. McChran
McChiran
Wirrison Counnty
Clarence Sis
Thortagood
Mr. Sims
Fair Grounds
Farm Boys’ Club
Edward Criss
The
Democrat
Cory
Miles
George W. Lamb
Durocs
Eureka
J. O. Flock
Ramsey
Ind
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