Democratic Editors Hold Large Mid-Summer Meeting in Fort Wayne
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association met in Fort Wayne across June 6 to 8 with 5 000 attendees from Indianapolis Fort Wayne and elsewhere. President Frank Gwin delivered the annual address and Cyrus Cline Governor Thomas Marshall and Samuel M Halston spoke at a Friday night session at Princess rink.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Gwin
The
Democrat
Jyort Wayne
Princess Rink
Cyrus Cline
Thomas R.marshall
Samuel M. Halston
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Fifth Annual Harrison County Banquet at Bloomingon M E Church
The Fifth Annual Harrison County Banquet was held Saturday evening June 8 at the M E church in Bloomington. About thirty attendees heard toasts honoring Harrison County and Indiana University with music by Misses Pfrimmer and Martin and remarks by Prof. Reising and others. The Corner Drug Store advertises Nyal’s Kas hin sprinkles to relieve foot trouble.
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Harrison County
M. E
Bloomington
Clary Bennett
Betty Cook
Clara Pfrimmer
Sherman Davis
Eleanor Martin
Reising
Black
Haggerty
Samuel Pfrimmer
Walter Hisey
Indiana University
Nyal
Kas
Juni
Birthday Dinner Honors Goode Family Members
A June 4 birthday dinner was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. George Goode on North Mulberry Street in their home. Forty four attendees included Mrs. Les Baxley Otto Bussabarger Joseph Kintner and many relatives and friends. Guests shared a fine meal exchanged post cards and gifts and enjoyed a pleasant gathering. An advertisement for Nyal’s foot powder is appended.
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George Goode
North Mulberry Street
Les Baxley
Otto Bussabarger
Joseph Kintner
Joseph Bussabarger
Rachel Baxley
James Best
Charles Lockhart
James Fulkerson
Blufford Baxley
D. C. Wintner
Walter Bussabarger
Roy
Virgie
Ada Stauth
John Best
Grace Goode
John
Ida Didelot
Morris Conrad
Mary Wiseman
Wito
Illness after New Middletown Catholic ice cream social
An ice cream social hosted by Catholic church members in New Middletown attracted a large crowd last Saturday. After returning home, about a hundred attendees fell ill with vomiting and other symptoms, though all recovered. Dr. Smoots could not identify the exact cause though he ruled out poison.
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New Middletown
Simpson Nuptials Tie Georgia Reader to Palmyra Groom
Reader Simpson Mrs. Gerogia Reader moved with W P Huff family and married John E Simpson of Palmyra Sunday morning. Rev Cossaboom performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at Palmyra where Simpson works at Martin and Huff store. For sale: lady and office desks. Waldo Hisey.
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Gerogia Reader
W. P. Huff
John E. Simpson
Palmyra
Struck Oil on Harrison Development Farm
The Harrison Development Company struck oil last week on Benjamin Smith’s Dogwood farm. Oil appeared at about 160 feet depth, with stockholders jubilant and oil fever spreading. Promoter D Fleshman leases land. Aquilla seeks more territory. I Worden and W H Loos explore oil fields. county eyes potential boom. Jun12-2 The Corner Drug Store.
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Harrison Development Company
Benjamin Smith
Dogwood
D. Fleshman
Aquilla
Mr. I
W. H. Loos
Mr. Worden
In Memory of Rada
An obituary notice from William Best records the death of Rada on May 16 after months of lung trouble. The nine teen year old girl is described as bright and loved by all who knew her, with a mournful verse recalling faith, grace, and the longing for reunion. A friend signed as Letha.
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William Best
Rada
Letha
Sunday School Picnic Near Corydon Railroad
The Corydon Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic a few miles north of town near the railroad. A large crowd enjoyed a day of games and romping in the woods, with a big dinner served. Attendees rode trains both before and after the outing and returned home content.
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Corydon Tresbyterian Sunday School
Hoosier Elm Chapter D A R Elects New Officers
At the Hoosier Elm Chapter D A R meeting held June 3 at Mrs. J T Wilson's home, the February elected officers assumed duties. Regent Mrs James I Morris Vice Regent Mrs T G Van Hook Recording Secretary Miss Florence Smith Corresponding Secretary Miss Kate Luckett Treasurer Mrs W W J Bullett Registrar Mrs E G Keller Historian Mrs W E Adams.
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Hoosier Elm
D. A R
J. T. Wilson
James I. Morris
T. G. van Hook
Florence Smith
Kate Luckett
WW. J. Bullett
E.G. Keller
W. E. Adams
Bethany Y P C E Society Program Notes
A Bethany Y P C E Society program is scheduled for June 16 at 3 30 pm with Leader Lee Stevens and lessons on The Duty of Being Pleasant. the program includes songs prayers scripture reading from Psalm 183 1 5 by Ada Stauth and other reports and announcements. several local names are listed among attendees and visitors.
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Bethany
Y. P. C. E. Society
Lee Stevens
Ada Stauth
Virginia Hisey
Ollie May Hisey
Dorothy Cline
Waveland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Rosa Shickel returns to activity after illness. Mrs Wm Brown of Louisville visits Hess family in Waveland. Andy Walther and Fred Voelker trip to New Albany. Mrs Joseph Hess visits daughter Mrs Tony Rochert near Breckenridge. Mr and Mrs John Redich and family visit Mary Redich and Ed Redich in Louisville. Numerous relatives from New Albany and nearby towns gather at Philip Blank home for Sunday visit.
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Rosa Shickel
Wm. Brown
Louisville
Joseph Hess
Andy Walther
Fred Voelker
New Albany
Tony Rochert
Breckenridge
John Redich Sr
Clara
Emil
Mary Redich
Ed. Redich
Peter Klemer
Stella
Martha
Harve Hartman
Frieda
Hacker
Christ Hertling
Lillian
Walter
Lanesville
Jacob Dietrich
Emilie
Philip Blank
Reaches Seventieth Birthday of Prof George H Mader
Prof George H Mader aged seventy, living five miles east of Corydon, celebrated his birthday on June 4. The Corydon Republican and The Corydon Democrat along with many friends presented a generous cash gift and well wishes. A respected German citizen, he is a former Harrison County teacher and Civil War Union veteran with literary attainments and continued county-wide readership.
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George H. Mader
Corydon
Harrison County
Miss May Frank and Miss Thornbury Open Corydon Kindergarten
Miss May Frank of York Nebraska and Miss Christine Thornbury opened a Corydon kindergarten at the graded school Monday with more than twenty children. The ten week term begins with sessions and invites other parents to enroll their children for the full period.
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May Frank
York
Nebraska
Corydon
Christine Thornbury
Miss Frank
Miss Thornbury
Pleasant Church Social by Christian Brotherhood
The Christian Brotherhood held a social for church ladies last Monday from eight to ten in the church auditorium. An entertaining program of vocal and instrumental music and readings delighted about 150 attendees before serving refreshments in the basement. The men handled serving duties.
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Christian Brotherhood
Corner Drug Store Advertises Eczema Treatment
An old advertisement claims a remedy from Corner Drug Store clears eczema quickly in all cases. The snippet emphasizes persistence and eventual disappearance as the main outcome.
Community Notes From Hursttown and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Catherine Frederick shows signs of recovery after illness. Local girls travel to Floyd Knobs for berry picking while Prof. Gudgeon from Corydon reports good fishing at Big Indian. Ben F. Hurst of Corydon visits Prof. Gudgeon and his old home. Edw. Vaughn of De-Pauw and family spend Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Wright. Mrs. Cornelius Grabil and sister Mary of Moberly visit Chas. Reising and family. Mary Frost and Pearl Blank of Louisville visit Levi Blunk. Families of Fred Igert and Nannie Lahve attend decoration services at Wood's Chapel. Ruth Davis of near Crandall visits Wm. Housel. Stylvia Housel stays through Sunday. Rev. W. E. Dye misses Sunday appointment due to Bethlehem basket meeting. he will preach June 23 at 11 a.m.
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Catherine Frederick
Floyd Knobs
Prof. Gudgeon
Corydon
Ben F. Hurst
Prof
Gudgeon
Edw. Vaughn
Depauw
Elizabeth Wright
Cornelius Grabil
Mary
Moberly
Ruth Davis
Near Crandall
Wm. Housel
Stylvia Housel
W.E. Dye
Bethleham
Lla. N
Local Notes From Flatwoods And Nearby Visits
Wm. Gleitz buys a new automobile and spent last Sunday with Ben Wheat. Mrs. Maurice Griffin of Corydon visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rupp. William Zurschmiede returns home after visiting his brother. Lillie accompanies them home. Sam Zurschmiede visits his father near Galena with John Seitz. Nyal's Hirsutone advertised as dandruff preventer.
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Wm. Gleitz
Maurice Griffin
Corydon
Henry Rupp
William Zurschmiede
Ben Wheat
Lillie
Sam Zurschmiede
Galena
John Seitz
Metz 22 Roadster Demonstration Sparkles in Corydon Garage
Harrison County agency offers the Metz 22 Roadster at 495 dollars. Demonstration car at the Corydon garage three doors east of the Post Office. Car seats two or three, 22 horsepower, four cylinder, water cooled and economical with 25 to 30 miles per gallon and 8 000 to 10 000 miles per tire set. Manufacturer guarantees strong hill climbing and dependable operation. Detailed specs available on request.
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Harrison County
Corydon
Metz
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Simpson
Lady's
Waldo Hisey
D. A.R. Meeting
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Cave Springs
Thomas Arnold
Laura Lofton
Amos Trowbridge
Miss Pearl Vance
Wilburs Jackson
Steve Walker
Harry
Mary Lofton
Virgil
Golda Voyles
Florence Voyles
Mariel Routh
Geo. Hendrick
Ramsey
Jesse Voyles
Cynthia Davis
John Lofton
Rena Motts
Lou Smith
Miss Valley Bruner
Caddie Berkshire
S. N. Voyles
Fredericksburg
Maude Dinklaker
Andrew Wells
Vallone
Eva Davis
Fillmore Woodyards
Manda Walker
Effie Davis
Jane Arnold
Kansas
Anna Hendrick
Emma Stevens
Laura Voyles
Mt. Zion
Willie Dinklaker
W. H.dinklaker
Millard Winders
Pleasant Church
Hursttown
Flatwoods
Chi-Chester’s
Eat
OHI Chesters
Parker
Ford
Detroit
Borgerding Motor Car Co
Autohobile
C. W. Miller
Chas. O. Denny
Drake University
Riely’s
O. Byrn Agency
Mark
Frost
Batte
W. H. Davis
Corydon Indiana
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