Golden Wedding Celebration In Lanesville Observed
Mr. and Mrs. David Direk marked their golden wedding on Sunday May 30 with all their children and grandchildren from Lanesville and Louisville attending a joyful celebration. Miss Josep hine Day of New Albany and several other relatives visited relatives here while Miss Minnie Wicke of Louisville stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Voelker. Mrs Alice Routh recently celebrated her 19th birthday at the home of her and Mrs. Frank Routh with neighbors and friends joining in the surprise gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Hine Day
New Albany
Clara Redick
Louisa
Anna “Zabel
A. M. Fisert
Louisville
Minnie Wicke
Philip W. Voelker
David Direk
Alice Routh
Frank Routh
J. JL. Walter
Edward Walter
William Benson
John A. Guaring
Charles
Ringley
Clyde Wolfe
Misa Vivie Howard
Edwardsville
Wanted and Good General Purpose Horse Ad
A brief classified notice seeks a general purpose horse in good condition. Contact details or location are not provided in the fragment.
Death of Mrs Lynn in Lanesville
Mrs Lydia A Kynn died at her Lanesville home last Saturday after a third stroke. Funeral conducted by Rev Logan Alexander at the M I church cemetery Monday. She was born near Thzabe A in this county and married to Iverson Lynn in 169. She leaves three sisters and two brothers, with Mrs W T Zenor among those at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Kynn
Lanesville
M. I.ecturch
Logan Alexander
Jrynn
Thzabe A
George B
Iverson Lynn
Lynn
W. T. Zenor
Taylor
Mitchell
Balloons Sighted Across County During National Race
Balloon from the Aero Club of America trophy event, one of nine in the Indiana Aero Club cup race, entered from Indianapolis and seen by residents in the county as it floated southward. Observers reported it was close enough to talk with the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Club of America
Indiana Aero Club
Indianapolis
New Salisbury Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Marion Deneoese improves Miss Lydia Gibson rests in Louisville. Ramsey ball game drew locals Sunday. Farmers worked crops Monday. Mrs A A McCoy sick but improving. Richard Sigter elected Sunday school secretary. Brown family Corydon visitors. Crandall family back from Chrisney Friday. Mrs A J McIntosh and Mrs James Crawford improving. Crandalls to Chas Wempie daughter. Woodford Bar went to Louisville on Pemple Mill business. Strawberries scarce this year. Few from here joined West Baden excursion. Rev Siebert preached at Mott to a large crowd Sunday night. David Boston and Pyrd Sappenfield painting for Mr Smithbenry. Miss Sophia Carr visiting Ms Conrad Adam. Wim Rudell and family plus Marius McCoy and Crosby families visited Mrs Jerzuda Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
AA. V. McCoy
Richard Sigter
Brown and Family
Corydon
L. K. Crandall
Chrisney
A. J. McIntosh
James Crawford
David Boston
Pyrd Sappenfield
Smithbenry
Sophia Carr
Conrad Adam
Suny
Wim. Rudell
Marius McCoy
James Crosby
Jerzuda Crosby
Ed Evans
New Salisbury
Frank Markwell
French Lick
Chas. Ciardner
Louisville
Lewis Wagner
Automobiles in Trouble Near Mauckport
A party led by George W Applegate, including Mrs Applegate and child, began a Sunday drive toward Mauckport when a tube blew, causing a tire failure two miles beyond Central. They walked back as a rescue auto arrived but also damaged a tire. The Applegate car was repaired at Central on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Applegate
Air
Greorge W. Applegate
Mirne
Ben Applegate
Baby
Mauckport
Dro Dean
Central
W. J. Bullett
Mr. Applegate
Strawberries ripening slowly as rain delays harvest
Borden notes strawberry crop progress with rain slowing ripening yet pickers earning over a dollar a day. Florence and Maggie Fliser of Pearhurstown pick for Mr Ben Smith. Henry Fisher visits Crandall. Ben Hanka travels to New Albany. Mayme Long Lannie Fetzer and Ruth Miller of Corydon pick for John Missi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Maggie Fliser
Pear Hursttown
Ben Smith
Henry Fisher
Walter
Crandall
Ben Hanka
New Albany
Mayme Long
Lannie Fetzer
Ruth Miller
Corydon
John Missi
Economy 5 and 10 Cent Store Opens Near Court House
The Economy 5 and 10 Cent Store opens one square north of the court house with Wade Hampton as proprietor. He promotes good household necessities and Saturday bargains while inviting the public to inspect the goods. Wm. Brocher travels to New Albany after the death of his sister, Mrs. Amelia Hanasee, due to lockjaw at St Edwards Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ciood
Wade Hampton
Wm. Brocher
New Albany
Amelia Hanasee
St. Edwards Hospital
Fureka Telephone Company Holds Sixth Annual Election
The stockholders meeting in Corydon drew 140 attendees as Lonnie Cunningham was re elected president by acclamation along with Eli Shields as vice president Beaublossom named secretary and J C Davis as treasurer Directors include J W Dellinger Dan Cunningham Henry Struble David Shatler and Jacob Schneider. Net year earnings reached 1500 on 8100 revenue with debt reduced to 550. The firm operates five exchanges and fourteen operators in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fureka Telephone Company
Corydon
Lonnie Cunningham
Eli Shields
Beaublosson
J. C. Davis
J. W. Dellinger
Dan Cunningham
Ienry Struble
David Shatler
Jacob Schneider
Dellinger
Shields
Dir. Beaublossom
Local notes headlined by rain and visits around town
Rain continues in the area as Chas Marchery remains on the sick list. Abe Pitman buys four cows from Mrs Adeline Wiseman. Mrs Jane Flanigan of Milltown visits sister Mrs Fohn White. Miss Mary Jane Bye and Roy of Ramsey visit friends here. Nellie Pitman spends a day with aunt Mrs Henry Girabill near Pluddletown. Harve Frakes and family visit Scott township. Selith Borden and Annie Pitman attend the Y M C A convention at Oakland City and plan to visit Eli Pitman and family in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Marchery
Abe Pitman
Adeline Wiseman
Jane Flanigan
Milltown
Fohn White
Mary Jane Bye
Roy
Ramsey
Nellie Pitman
Henry Girabill
Pluddletown
Harve Frakes
Wim.rakes
Scott Township
S.elith Borden
Annie Pitman
Y. Poc. U
Oakland City
Eli Pitman
Princeton
Bursttown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss trace Houser visits Corydon relatives this week. Miss Sylvia Houser spent last week with friends at New Middletown. Miss Iva Stein of Huntingburg stayed with George Conrad and the Swarens and Macherey families in Milltown. Mr and Mrs Roy Wright and Mr and Mrs Lewis Kopp of Corydon visited relatives here. Lawrence Wright, brakeman on the Pennsylvania 2B BR, visited his parents Thos Wright last week. Mrs Chris Winninger and children of Louisville stay with Chas Wright's family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trace Houser
Corydon
Sylvia Houser
New Middletown
Iva Stein
Huntingburg
George Conrad
Lee Swarens
Faley Macherey
Milltown
Roy Wright
Lewis Kopp
Atwrence Wright
Pennsylvania
Thos. Wright
Chris. Winninger
Louisville
Chas. Wright
Death of Barbara Shuman In Louisville and Corydon noted
Barbara Shuman daughter of Henry Shuman died in Louisville last Wednesday from tuberculosis of the lip and bowels. The 21 year old was visiting Lanesville when she fell ill and was interred in the German Reform cemetery on Saturday. She was highly regarded in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Shuman
Henry Shuman
Corydon
Louisville
Lanesville
Residents and visitors mingle in Elizabeth News
Elizabeth has a stream of visitors and locals: Mrs Payton visits daughter Mrs Sarah Peters. Mrs Savanah Hoke travels to Illinois to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs John Seales and son Charles were in town. Mr and Mrs Wylie Essingner from St Louis visit relatives. Mrs Wolfe formerly near Corydon now near Seymour visits friends. Mrs Gertrude Wolfe of New Albany stays with Mrs Dr Weaver. Frank Camell from Louisville visits Charles Camel’s family. a baby boy born to Mrs T P Flynn and Goldia near Georgetown. Mrs George Neamer hosts Ladies Aid at KH Church. Frank Bowling resumes work in Louisville after illness. Mrs James Wilson and two children return from visit to Mrs Charles Blunk in New Albany. Robert Boling returns home to New Albany. Frank Bush accompanies him. Mrs Rosco Zenor and children visit from northern state with her parents Grant Tuell and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seales
Charles
Wylie Essingner
St. Louis
Wolfe
Corydon
Seymour
Gertrude Wolfe
New Albany
Weaver
Frank Camell
Louisville
Charles Camel
T. P. Flynn
Goldia
Georgetown
George Neamer
Ladies Aid Society
M KH
Frank Bowling
James Wilson
Charles Blunk
Robert Boling
Our Town
Frank Bush
Rosco Zenor
Grant Tuell
Crandall and Vicinity Visitors and Local Moves
Ed Evans and wife visited relatives at New Salisbury Sunday. Jacob Markel near Corydon visited Hary Fowler and family. Henry Helfrick near Sunshine visited James Lamb and wife Sunday. David Haun near Hursttown visited A. J. Eaton and family Sunday. Robert Keithley near Georgetown visited his father Del Keithley Sunday. Victor Wright Louisville spent weekend with FE Wright. Willard Thomas and Lewis family of New Albany spent Sunday with Wat Thomas and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Markel
Corydon
Hary Fowler
T.C. Melton
Doris
New Albany
Ienry Helfrick
Sunshine
James Lamb
David Haun
Hursttown
A. J. Eaton
Robert Keithley
Georgetown
del Keithley
Victor Wright
Louisville
FE. J. Wright
Willard Thomas
Mr. Lewis
Wat Thomas
Resolutions of Respect for Brethren Stevens
Resolutions of Respect from the Corydon Indiana V P note the death of Bre it Stevens a faithful and active worker. The society will feel the loss and drape the roll book in mourning for thirty days. Copies to minutes county papers and the bereaved family. LELAH HUNTER AMZIE SMITH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
V. P
Corydon
Ind
Lelah Hunter
Amzie Smith
Death of Mrs Miller at Corydon residence
Mrs Eliza Miller wife of Luther Miller died at the family home one mile south of Corydon last Saturday morning. The remains were buried in Cedar Hill cemetery Sunday after services at the A B church. She was sixty eight, born in the county, and had been an invalid for five years with paralysis and jaundice prior to death. Survived by husband, one son William Miller and five daughters Mrs A B Singer Mrs Mattie Smith Mrs Minnie Munter and Edna and Grace Wut, plus brother Judge James Fl Marsh of Jeffersonville and father George A Miller of Princeton. She was a Christian woman with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Miller
Luther Miller
Corydon
Cedar Hill
A. B. Ciureh
A. B. Condo
Jona
H. Heth
Marsh
William Miller
Singer
Mattie Smith
Minnie Munter
Edna
Grace
James Fl. Marsh
Jeffersonville
George A. Miller
Princetonn
School Children Fall Short in State Enumeration
State Superintendent Robert J. Aley announced last week that statewide school enrollment fell by 16 240 pupils. The total this year reaches 751 962. He traced the drop to day labor for enumerators and stricter counting, citing AG guidance and a push for accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Robert J.aley
Aley
Itx
Commencement at Indiana Reformatory School of Letters
The first annual commence ments of the Indiana Reformatory School of Letters and School of Mechanical Drawing were held Sunday night. Graduates completed common school work and are eligible for high school work. Fifteen were illiterate on entry, twenty-six could only do second grade work, twenty-two third grade, and thirty eight fourth grade. Three had sufficient common schooling and finished a mechanical drawing course. A program featured band and organ music. Dr Bovard of Moore's Hill college addressed the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Reformatory School of Letters
School of Migchanent
Bovard
Moore’s Hill College
Pretty June wedding ties Norma Lloyd to Mir Lobach
Norma Lioyd daughter of Mrs Win Lioyd and Mir Harold Lobach were married Sunday June 6 at 9 15 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Judoyd near Georgetown. Rev J O Seibert conducted the ceremony with relatives present for a supper in the dining room. The couple will live in Indianapolis where Mr Lobach is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma L. Lioyd
Harold Lubach
James
Udoyd
Georgetown
Win
Lioyd
Winbach
New Albany
J. O. Seibert
Mrs. Lobach
Indianapolis
L. Has
Card of Thanks from the Stevens Family
J A Stevens and family thank friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness of their son Scott Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stevens
Scott Raymond
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A. G. Ward
Albert Jordan
H. W. Gudgeon
P. Trotter
Madras
Wallaces
Shoe Department
Crossett
Douglas
Lawrence Caring
J. Garing
John Weisenberger
New
Salisbury
Marion Deneoese
Lydia Gibson
Woodford Bar
Pemple Mill Company
West Baden
Siebert
Mott
Borden Liems
Moberly
KRAX
Elizabeth News
Crandall and Vicinity
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