Board of Review Names Members for 1922 Session
Judge T. J. Wilson appoints John F Watters and Frank Cunningham to the Board of Review for the 1922 session. Watters, a Posey township resident now living in Corydon, previously janitor of public school buildings. Cunningham, Boone township resident and two term County Commissioner. Other members include Emmett Beaub Blossom County Assessor as President, Charles W. Smith County Auditor Secretary, and William Taylor County Treasurer. The board will sit up to forty days including Sundays to hear aggrieved parties on real and personal property assessments, with real estate valued only every four years. Failure to appear after notice leaves no remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Wilson
John F Watters
Posey Township
Frank Cunningham
Boone Township
Watters
Corydon
Cunningham
Emmett Beaublossom
Charles W. Smith
William Taylor
Board of Review
Local residents and visitors noted in town reports
Names of residents from Indianapolis Louisville New Albany and surrounding communities visiting or in town for shopping business or family reasons last week. Several relatives and travelers are listed along with a note that Uncle Silas Taylor celebrated his 89th birthday. A wash board advertisement closes the item.
Georgetown items show community life and deaths
Mrs James Murphy returns from Lafayette Ind to Georgetown as cherry-picking week and local students move between towns. The community notes the Salvation Army donation $56.50, new M E Sunday School superintendent W DeWeese, E p worth League officers installed, and the death of Mrs Straud Cline with funeral services held at Wolfe cemetery. Decoration Day honors at Wolfe’s grave conclude with speeches and band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Archie Murphy
Lafayette
Ind
Murphy
Purdue University
Vince Moore
Vincennes High School
Stanley Mottwiler
Harry Snodgrass
Corydon
H. S. Wolfe
Georgetown
New Albany Salvation Army
W. DeWeese
M. E
W. J. Martin
Martin
Bedford
Indiana
Epworth League
M. FE
Alice Rochner
Edna Hottell
Myrtle Murphy
Mrs. Montgomery
Lottie Jenkins
Charity Hottell
Jean Murphy
Eugene Montgomery
Paoli
Straud Cline
Decoration Day notes and upcoming Fourth of July events
The paper recalls flowers for soldiers graves and flags placed by children on all flagmarked graves causing some soldiers to be overlooked. It notes about 125 soldiers buried locally across Revolutionary, 1812, Civil War, Spanish American and World War eras. It mentions plans for July 4 celebrations at the fair grounds with speakers from Purdue and state groups and local talent readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Childri
Fair Grounds
G. M. Frier
Purdue University
Everett McClure
The
Grange
John G. Brown
Indiana Farmers’ Association
Clover Mildew Widespread In Harrison County Pastures
Purdue University reports mildewed clover in Harrison County will not seriously affect pasture or hay quality or overall profits. The condition impacts white clover across the county, including newly seeded patches, with more details to follow next week. N F Clunie Agricultural Agent for Harrison County supplied the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Purdue University
N. F. Clunie
Election of officers for Corydon K of P Lodge
Knights of Pythias Lodge Corydon to elect officers Thursday night June 8. all knights urged to attend. Miles Variety Store offers cups and saucers set at M-24-3-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Lodge
Corydon
Com
Miles
Farm for Sale Near Corydon and Malleckport Pike
Eighty acre farm for sale located five miles south of Corydon and a quarter mile from Malleckport road. Features include a fair dwelling, a good barn and necessary buildings, three acres in Gimber, fruit trees, good water supply with cistern and ponds. Easy terms. Owner Joseph W. Long, 3135 Harvey Avenue, Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Malleckport Pike
Gimber
Corydon State Bank outlines future plans in Corydon
Corydon State Bank announces it did not bid on the Corydon National Bank building at the sale and outlines plans for a permanent, modern location with a large fireproof vault and burglar protections. The bank pledges rapid, careful service as it solicits public business, signed by President Wm. Ridley and Cashier Samuel Pfrimmer in Corydon Indiana on June 5, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon National Bank
Corydon State Bank
Wm. Ridley
Samuel Pfrimmer
Corydon, Ind
Local Notes on Weddings Births and Illnesses
Edward Best family reports chicken pox while Felix Hill travels to Louisville for work. A daughter Mar guerite Wallener born to George Partelan and wife in Louisville. Harold Best’s son William Harold born locally. Raymond Kessinger has chicken pox and Ivan Flanigan suffers pneumonia. Mrs. Della Bryant Partelon recalled as former Democrat contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Best
Felix Hill
Louisville
Wm, Woertz
Alice Fryrear
Mollie Harbeson
New Albany
Ella Pierson
Blanche Bryant
George Partelan
Frank Pierson
Raymond Pierson
Marguerite Wallener
Partelon
Della Bryant
Democrat
Harold Best
William Harold
Raymond Kessinger
Charley Budd
Ivan Flanigan
Local notices of visits and services around Corydon and New Albany
Ursey Struble works near Rehoboth. Bailey of Bowling Green visits his parents in Corydon. Evelyn Harbaugh visits grandmother in Corydon. Several families visit Chas Martin. Services held Saturday night led by Rev Youngblood. Dr Sonne treats Jesse Struble for heart trouble. Nelda and Relda Buse return home for a month. Kate Satter and Esterline visit Jode Ekart. Children’s Day observed Sunday night June 25. John Seipel Jr returns from Indianapolis. attends speedway races. Bessie Buse has tonsils removed at Corydon by Dr Boat torff. Buck Creek baptizing Sunday with 23 members. Henry Base takes daughter Bertha to New Albany for health. Dr A R Bigot and T A Brocar visit Fred Ebert. Ebart family visit near Corydon. Amzi Blake and Ralph Johnson with several others visit John Blake and attend baptizing. J J Bulleit & Son advertise building materials and paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursey Struble
Wm Wright
Rehoboth
Geo. Bailey
Bowling Green
Ben Bailey
Evelyn Harbaugh
New Albany
Lucy Wright
B. F. Smith
Joe Wright
Dallas
Olga Smith
Corydon
Chas. Martin
H. Youngblood
Sonne
Jesse Struble
Nelda
Relda Buse
Geo. Buse
Kate Satter
Esterline
Jode Ekart
John Seipel Jr
Inianapolis
Orville Seipel
Francis Sieg
Danville
Indianapolis
Bessie Buse
Boattorff
Buck Creek Bridge
Youngblood
Henry Base
Bertha
Moore
A. R. Bigot
T. A. Brocar
Alex
Louisville
Fred Ebert
Emery Ebart
Near Corydon
Jade Ekart
Amzi Blake
Ralph Johnson
Myrtle Onion
Cecil
New Middletown
Ellen Blake
Aurelia
Near Central
John Blake
Death at County Home tolls for Posey Township woman
Miss Sarah Ann Babcock died at the County Home for the Poor three miles south of Corydon on Friday June 2 at age sixty nine. Burial followed at Holyoke cemetery near Elizabeth with Rev. Holden presiding. She was daughter of the late James P. Babcock and survived by her brother Hiram Babcock and many relatives. She was described as kind hearted though mentally slightly defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Township
Sarah Ann Babcock
Corydon
Holyoke
Elizabeth
Holden
James P. Babcock
Hiram Babcock
Ramsey Grange Meeting Called for June 10
All members must attend the regular Ramsey Grange meeting on Saturday night June 10 to transact important business. W. A. Haas, Master. Also advertisement: hair nets 10 cents at Miles Variety Store. M-24-3-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
W. A. Haas
Miles Variety Store
Mauckport Club Promotes Ice Cream Night Fundraiser
The Ladies of the Home Economics Club invite the public to Mauckport High School Saturday night June 10 for a library and musical program. Admission is free with ice cream served 6 to 8 PM and proceeds benefiting the Cemetery Fund Committee.
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property in Indiana
The administrator of John C. May's estate will auction the estate at the decedent’s Boone Township residence in Harrison County Indiana on Friday June 30 1922 starting at 9 AM. Items include livestock farming equipment wagons implements and tools with credit terms over $5 to nine months and 6 percent interest. cash for $5 or less. Herman N. May administrator John Seipel auctioneer Kirkham O Bannon attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Setpel & Son
John C. May
Boone Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Laconia
New Boston
Corydon
Herman N. May
John Seipel
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Atty’s
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Milltown
Gertie Rawlings
Tankey Hotel
Frank Saunders
Depauw
Our City
John Ross
Grand Masonic Lodge
Mollie Hancock
James E. Jackson
Ed. Ferguson
Salem
Harry Lee
William Lee
Harry Baylor
Philip Seacat
John Luckett
Ed. Nolet
Little St. Louis
Willie Lincoln
Thompson’s Chapel
G. W. Baylor
Craig Breeden
Abe Borstein
Frank Bye
Chas. Bye
Ant. Bauer
St. Joseph
Julius Bosier
Frenchtown
Peter Hoffman
Henry Lincoln
Mt. Lebanon
Samuel H. Davis
Marengo
Charles
William Hannel
Samuel Clark
Florence Lee
Cora Moore
Joseph Bruner
Hancock’s Chapel
Baylor
Leroy Kehrer
Leroy
Leavenworth
Silas Taylor
Lizzie White
Annie B. Colin
Pate
M. Pate
Paget
Sonora
Cal
Effie Albin
Elmer Pate
Cline
U. B. Church
New Bethel
Ctarrison County
Rev
N. Fuuts
Wolfe's Cemetery
Wolfe
Georgetown Girls
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Miles’ Variety Store
Joseph W. Long
Harvey Avenue
Cincinnati
Oliv
Sandy Branch
el Vam
Dogwood
Jd. J. Bulleit & Son
J. J. Bul
Leit & Son
S. M
Surrey
Jacob Schaffer
Ramsey
Redpath
Nevin Concert Company
Gretchen Cox and Company
Gretchen Cox
Kubrick
Jeffersonville
Henry Kendle
Interstate Public Service Company
Strand Cline
Hei
Can Rubbers
Variety Store
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