Moonshine Raid Sees Morrison Family Arrests Near Lanesville
Sheriff Isaac Be Orwick and son Earl with Marshal Higdon and Prohibition officer Liebert found a working still and nine quarts of liquor at John B. Morrison's southeast of Lanesville last Saturday. Mrs. Morrison was arrested. Morrrison bond set and released to answer at the September term. The family is said to have long used the area and come from Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac BE Orwick
George Higdon
Charles R. Liebert
John B. Morrison
Lanesville
Morrixan
Squire Morris
Morrison
Kenticks
Local residents and visitors listed in town notebook
A Busy week as Edmond Melltows and many others travel for business visits and social calls from Depew and Dry Run to Louisville and New Albany. Local residents like Florence Louden and Lettie Barbet visit and return, while farmers and couples stop by the Rhodes Hotel and nearby towns for trades and storage.
Depauw Community Notes From Friday Chronicle
Florence Denny and daughter returned from Indianapolis. Millard Davis unloaded a traction engine near Fredericksburg. Mrs Fannie Bush suffered a non deadly snake bite while berry picking on Ed Briscoe's farm. Let Seacat and Lot Junior visited Mrs Seth Scoucat but left for company from Indianapolis. Win Gurtz and Itasdiv traveled to Depauw in their new Grand to pick blackberries and returned. Alva Sigibhus bought a second hand Ford. Mrs John Bush of Milltown visited Thursday. John Dentenm who worked for ALOME Briscoe went to New Indicator to work at the resting mill. Sua Sanders and Frank Sanders suffered a heart attack en route from Millstown to Depauw and stopped at Ed Wiltes. Witg Schuppert took him home after the hospital. William and Marie Butterfield of Louisville vacationed here. Roth and Prances Gurtz returned from a week’s visit to Clarel Stromd and Sanford Minnertin. Marva Ales and Harry Moree returned from Danville where they are shooting. William Barys’s daughter from Kansas visiting. Mrs Bell Gairief visited sister Cilove Poster of New Abbey. Mies left Stattho. Jes Vangha home on vacation. Mire Barnes visited relatives in Lewisville Ky. Prosecutor Mr ProS Seanent conversed with his bird dog and spoke of understanding it. Mrs Howou Berkebboe had no indigestion and is very poor. A Ford Truck ad promises to relieve horses hauling wheat hay hogs cattle or fertilizers. See Buller & Sons for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depauw
Florence Denny
Indianapolis
Millard Davis
Fredericksburg
Fannie Bush
Ed Briscoe
Let Seacat
Lot Junior
Seth Scoucat
Trdianapelis
Win. Gurtz
Itasdiv
New Albay
Alva Sigibhus
John Bush
Milltown
John Dentenm
ALOME
Sua Sanders
Frank Sanders
Millstown
Wiltes
Phes
Schuppert
Hin Rooter
William and
Marie Butterfield
Louisville
Roth
Prances Gurtz
Clarel Stromd
Sanford Minnertin
Marva Ales
Harry Moree
Danville
William Barys
Kanhsas
Visibiie
Daven
Gairief
Cilove Poster
New Abbassy
Mies
Stattho
Lawrence Sieg
Jes
Vangha
Mire Barnes
Lewisville
Pros
Seanent
Two-headed snake sighting shocks local community
William Wilson on the Paberme and Flora farm near Tris reported a five and a half foot snake with heads at both ends. He observed the reptile in a tree and restrained it with a stick before both heads fought for control. Several neighbors gathered to view the unusual creature.
Pfrimmer's Chapel Celebration Praised by Community
The July 13 event at Pfrimmer's Chapel drew multiple speakers including Rev. J H Toombs and County Agent N T Clunie. Delegations from Corydon United Brethren and St Peter's Church presented songs and readings, with a large dinner and praise for a well attended annual celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter's Church
Corydon
Neon
Pidmments Chapel
Hedds
Seco Phursdhoy
In Memory Of Monzelle Toth
In memory of Monzelle Toth one year after her passing. The tribute speaks of a loving daughter and sister, recalling her cheery smile, kind word for everyone, and the deep silence of grief her loss left behind. Family asks prayers and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meonzelle
Ode to a Mother Lost in Duty and Home
A poetic tribute to a mother named Rose Mirrenret Williams. The speaker laments separation from family duties, recalls shared meals and hard days, and expresses grief at the mother's absence from the old home. The narrator notes the familiar farm, house, hills, and river remain, but the inward charm is gone.
Death of Chester Saffer at 23
Chester Saffer died Sunday night July 16 at 23 from appendicitis after two weeks illness. Funeral at Bethesda church near Elizabeth Tuesday at two. He leaves his wife and baby, parents Mr. and Mrs. James Saffer of near New Middletown, three brothers Marshall Pinay o of Washington and Howard at home, and sister Bessie. plus mention of mill feed sale at the Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Saffer
James Saffer
New Middletown
Bethesda Church
Elizabeth
Trev
WL. Rosenbarger
Fiev
Amyvn Smith
Marshall and
Pinay O
Washington
Howard
Bessie
Local Visitors and Socials Across Nearby Towns
Names and households from New Albany to St Francoisville are listed as visitors and weekend guests. Lawson of New Albany visited Corydon Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Steve Stepra spent Sunday with relatives in New Adibiuity. Robert Brown of Louisville was Sunday guest of Miss Fannie Cummingban. Mr and Mrs Bartey Gailey of Louisville spent the weekend with his parents in this place. Mrs Gee Dannenfelser and daughter Sarah Louise visit her father. Isaac Steepleton and family in Boone township. United Brethren Sunday School class members visited Waand de Cave last week with three carloads of friends. teacher Mrs H S Williams accompanied them. They passed through Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday School
St. Francinsville
Dainois
Waand de Cave
Hs, Willaims
Covydon
DeTar Returns to Practice After Medical Course
DeTar, who attended medical course work, returned Saturday night and resumed duties Monday. The surgeon is praised by DePar for his improved readiness to handle future cases and is welcomed back by colleagues and patients at his Winslow office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. DeTar
Per DePar
Lis Nminy
Etna
Winslow
Car and truck collision injures Mrs Stonecipher near Corydon
On a rural Corydon to Manckport road four miles south of Corydon a collision occurred when Mr Stonecipher attempted to pass Abe Rhodes in the same direction. Mrs Stonecipher suffered a severe facial cut from glass. no other injuries are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Stonecipher
Corydon
Union Chapel
Boone Township
Mr. Stonecpher
Stonecipher
Henry Seburp
Mrs. Stonecipher
Prayer for Moonlit Return to Alice L Williams
A brief archaic lyric speaks of a traveler guided by faith and duty seeking peace at home. The speaker asks a mother to pray until the journey ends and they can reunite with Alice L Williams.
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You Bulleit & Sons
Jy-Tlaw
Melltows
Edmond Berkshire
Depew
Jareness
Jota Sharp
Dry Run
Toad
Acro
Mes
Patrick
Vinener
W. OS. McMichael
Prerence Louden
Thompsons Chapel
Jimil Miller
Albert Bates
Lee Newhouse
New Albany
Prudential Life
Florence Louden
Phompesons Chapel
Rhodes Hotel
Lettie Barbett
Lotisville
Viciwity
Arra Sanders
Samuel
Perth
Depoiay
Barth Paneer
Frenchtown
Geo. Austin
Benjamin Deaton
John Glenn
Jesse Gilenn
Charles Trinkle
Fredericksbore
Perry Engleman
Hardinsburg
Joseph Bruner
Mancock Chapel
Ehnere Crecelius
Sherman Cosby
Claud Poe
Marengo
S. M. Watts
Charles Young
Ollie Boldt
Geo. Holdt
William Boldt
Vorb Buller & Sons
Fas
Wilson
Kentucky
Wim. Conlee
Pfrimmer
Monzelle
Mopher
Rose Mirrenret Williams
Mary Athpove
RVC
Dad
Nomeest
Touts Lawson
Steve Stepra
New Adbiuity
Robert Brown
Leauisville, Wis
Fannie Cummingban
Mroo
Bartey Gailer
Louieville
C. (. Gailey Wih
Alice L, Williams
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