Dies at Seymour and burial planned in Palmyra
Mrs Effie S Pellis aged about forty six died Monday at her Seymour home after a long illness. Survived by two sons and a daughter, father Isaac Simpson, two sisters Mrs George Goss and Mrs Annie Shearer, and brother Elmer Simpson. Funeral at Palmyra RB Church Wednesday conducted by Revs Bond and McNeely. Burial in Palmyra cemetery. Also announced is a large sales event Thursday near DePauw featuring cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie S. Pellis
Seymour
Adoolong
Isaac Simpson
George Goss
Annie Shearer
Elmer Simpson
Palmyra al RB
Notice of Determination to Issue Bonds Franklin Township
Advisory Board of Franklin township Harrison county Indiana deters to issue bonds of Franklin School township including Lanesville for 21000 dollars at five percent interest from date. Proceeds to purchase grounds and build a new school in Franklin township. TrusteJy Meurer and board members sign. Also an ice cream social announced for Schuppert's lawn at DePauw on July 29 hosted by Ladies Aid of the M EF Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Janesville
Franklin School
Lanesville
Schuppert
Depauw
Ladies Aid
M. EF. Church
Glenwood Chautauqua To Open At Glenwood Park
Ried Crawford of New Adibiativ with Mrs. Crawford and Mr and Mrs Zinione promote the Glenwood Chautauqua to be held at Glenwood Park New Albany from July 20 to August 10. The program spans afternoons and evenings with notable lecturers including Judge Mavens A Kavinuieh Ex Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and ex Secretary of State Willi J Bryan Daniels. Daniels will lecture Saturday night August 9 and Breen will appear Monday night August 7. Copies of the ten day program are available at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ried Crawford
New
Crawford
Zinione
Cis
Corydou
Glenwood Park
Nea
Albany
Dave
Mavens A. Kavinuieh
Chiease
the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Willi J. Bryan Daniels
Aueust
Breen
Georgetown Church Fund Raises In Mission Drive
Community in Georgetown reports a church fundraiser Sunday with Rev. Snath and Rev. McNeely assisting. Total from the day reached 185 dollars to aid church work and mission efforts. John F. Campbell, longtime local grocer, dies after months of illness. burial planned in Velpen Indiana with family surviving. Mrs. George Mader also passes, burial at Byrneville. Cattle hog and sheep sale advertised at Bock farm near De Pauw on August 10 with 77 head stock, big Poland China herd, sale starts 9 30 A. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. OR. Townsend
New Albany
Mary Townsend
AL BE. Snath
Revo
Snath
Philippines
Georgetown
Georgetown Ladies For Good “Eats.” Rev. McNeely
Pursomirge
Frederick
Roy Fouts
Fouts
Fouts Fins
Saaniel Utz
Beatrice Blackston
James Murphy
DP. M. Moore
Columbia
Ite
Oma Wyatt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tom Murphy
John F. Campbell
Campbll
Velpen
Ind
William
Junction City
Kansas
John A
Oklahoma City
Jesse
Parsons, Kans
Anna Kirkham
Campbell
George Mader
Byrneville
Strande Cline
St. Frdward’s Hospital
Irvin Tyler
Chicago
Til
Tyler
Big Type Poland China hog sale announced
Twenty six head of registered Big Type Poland China hogs will be sold at the Bock sale one half mile west of DePauw on Thursday August 10 beginning at 9 80 o’clock A M. Great hog sale as advertised in this issue of the Democrat. Lost bag left for reward at Heck Iman’s store New Middletown. Earl Hottle. Congressional matter update notes injunction request heard July 20 in Bedford by Judge James A Cox with decision pending.
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DePauw
Bock Farm
Bock
The
Democrat
Charles Pearson
Sharon Church Hill
Heck Iman
New Middletown
Earl Hottle
Robert C. Brown
Bedford
District Democratic Committee
Congress
John W.ewing
James A. ‘Cox
Cox
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Ptas
Ford Grocesseries
the Army Store
Chestnut St
Corydon, Ind
Grocery Department
Tvory
Boyd
Sugar Creek Creamery
Effie S. Emis
Palmyra
John Meurer
George Bickel
Jos. H. Glotzbach
George M. Miller
Railroaders’ Supply Co
Eclipse
Kintner Apartmnts
Clarence Bowers
Montgomery
Rev. Montgomery
W. H. Keller
Poland
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