Local notices and ads from Crawford county names
Mrs John Y Hudson visits relatives in Louisville and others seek thrift stamps at Miles 5 10 Cent Store. For sale a second hand Singer sewing machine. Wheat harvest begins this week. Dr Bruce Funk visits in Corydon. Oscar Rice renews Democrat subscription. Chevrolet orders for July 4 advised. Children Day services at Pfrimmer Chapel. Corrections on Ray Taylor item noted. Local merchants urge sugar saving for war. Sunshine Nursery promotes fruit trees. Mrs Elmer Hudson and daughter Margaret visit Shelbyville. Lost curtain piece near Corydon. Corydon area farm equipment ads. Harvest helpers sought. prices claimed unbeatable. Soldiers from Harrison County write home from Camp Logan Texas. College Heights sale remaining lots offered. Dain Mowers praised for hay cutting efficiency. Roy Davis of New Albany injured in sausage mill accident.
Local notices and social notes from Corydon area
A collage of snippets lists visits and travels in Corydon and surrounding towns. Items mention New Albany residents visiting relatives, June gatherings at Dixie Highway Hotel Palmyra, military service in France, Dodge City summer plans, and local business connections including Chevrolet agents and lumber interests.
Local Residents Attend Visits and Graduations Amid War News
Mr. Lewis F. Sarles and families from New Albany and nearby towns visited Amos Luther’s family on June 9. Chas Ginkins traveled to Trinidad Colorado to visit his son Frank, joined later by his daughter-in-law from Columbia Tennessee. The Davidson family returned for daughter Anna Mae’s wedding and discuss future work. Oph Reynolds reports his son Theophilus Jr. in France sending letters. Dr. Geo F. Martin and wife attend Indiana University commencement where Grace Martin graduates with high distinction as Theodore Roosevelt gives the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Ginkins
Trinidad
Colorado
Frank Ginkins
O. F. Davidson
Coloumbia
Tennessee
Evansville
Mr. Ginking
Geo. F. Martin
Bloomington
Indiana University
Misa Grace
Theodore R Roosevelt
Martin
For Sale and Local Notices from the Office
For Sale a good folding bed and wash stand Inquire at this office. Mrs. Mary Funk will visit Lafay ette this week to see her son Robin in training at Camp Pur due. Ars. J. J. O'Bannon of New Albany visits daughters Mrs. Roy Lahue and Mrs. Nellie Bullett. For Sale One 1918 Four-Ninety Chevrolet touring car in good order $550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Bannon
New Albany
O’bannon
Roy Latine
Nellie Hullett
R. H. Humphrey Lumber Company
Ali T
Mary Funk
Lafayette
Robinson
Camp Purdue
Ars. J. J. O'Bannon
Roy Lahue
Nellie Bullett
Preacher Dr J W Douncan fills Indiana circuit on Sunday
Dr J W Douncan Indiana Secretary of the Preachers Aid Society preached at the Methodist church last Sunday morning and at Mauckport at night. Miss Erie Brown joined an automoble trip with Mr Gus Tyler and Mr Davis to Lexington and Frankfort Ky returning Monday. Several women spent Sunday at Camp Zachary Taylor and Miss Mildred Deatric of Louisville visited with friends at Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Douncan
Indiana
Preachers’ Aid Society
Mauckport
Erie Brown
Georgetown
Gus Tyler
Mr. Davis
Lexington
Frankfort
Mildred Deatric
Louisville
Harry Treece
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Elizabeth
Camp Taylor
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Trallard Ballard Seeks Return of Outstanding Bags
Since the death of Mr. George Sherman, the Trallard Ballard Company asks for all outstanding bags to be returned immediately to Mr. Leslie Byerley at Mauecxport Indiana to receive credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sherman
Trallard & Ballard Company
Leslie Byerley
Mauecxport
Ind
Kintner Family Visit Remains Noted in Floyd County
Philip Kintner and his son Ker mit spent Friday and Saturday in the county visiting relatives. He visited sister Miss Mary Kintner in Scott township who has been in poor health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kintner
Kermit
Floyd County
Georgetown
Mr. Kintner
Mary Kintner
Scott Township
For Sale A Jersey heifer and local notices
For Sale a beautiful Jersey heifer offered at this office. Indiana man has accepted a position. Mrs. Lee Davis of Arkansas visits her mother Mrs. E Ross. Thos W Burton formerly of Elizabeth ill at French Lick. Extra thick rubbers eight cents a dozen or two dozen for fifteen cents. Miles 5 and 10 Cent Store. July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Davis
Arkansas
Mrs. E. Ross
Thos
W W. Burton
Elizabeth
French Lick
Cotper and Shireman Licensed to Wed in County
William D. Cotper and Mary A. Shireman are the only couples certified by the County Clerk to wed since the last report. John and Margaret Houston of Chattanooga Tenn. visit relatives in Boone township. Clara Bennett and Effie Tuell traveled to Louisville to see The Fall of the Romanoffs at the Mary Anderson Theater. Loaned a volume of Tolstoy's works. Please return to J L Rowe & Sons, Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Cotper
Mary A. Shireman
John
Margaret
Oscar Houston
Chattanooga, Tenn
Boone Township
Clara Bennett
Effie Tuell
Louisville
Tolstoy
J. L. Rowe & Sons
Corydon
Three Weeks Old Child Dies in Posey Township
The three weeks old child of Mr and Mrs Lee Brown of Posey township died Monday at noon. Burial took place at Rogers Camp Ground Tuesday at 2 pm. Mrs Effie Keeten of Louisville visited Corydon last week to see her brother Roy Evans on furlough from the Omaha Nebraska camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brown
Posey Township
Rogers Camp Ground
Effie Keeten
Louisville
Corydon
Roy Evans
Omaha
Nebraska
Mrs Milford Smith Returns Home From Indianapolis Visit
Mrs. Milford Smith returns to her Corydon area home two miles south of town after ten days with her daughter Mrs Archie Mc Kinney and family in Indianapolis. She met several Harrison County residents while at the State Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Smith
Corydon
Archie McKinney
Indianapolis
Rhoads Home Subscription Renewal and Local Military News
Rev and Mrs. Chas W Rhoads of Elizabeth renewed their Democrat subscription. he remains in poor health. Hiurley Conrad of Camp Zachary Taylor visited relatives, with Corporal Miller returning home. Local navy stats note 623 vessels built, 687055 gross tons, expanding US merchant fleet to about 10 million tons, second to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Rhoads
Elizabeth
Democrat
Hiurley Conrad
Camp Zachary Taylor
C. W. Conrad
Aegament Gand
169Th Depot Brigade
Minler
14Th
Corporal Miller
P. Ay. Miller
Marckport
Bureau of Navigation
United States
Great Britain
Mrs Stanford and Children Visit Relatives Near Corydon
Mrs. Joe Stanford and her two children Juanita Fern and Ernest Cecil of Jeffersonville spent last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rogge east of Corydon. Mer Sanford joined Sunday to spend the day and escort them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stanford
Juanita Fern
Ernest Cecil
Jeffersonville
L. A. Rogge
Corydon
Mer
Sanford
Local notices: funeral, military draft, and wartime events
Mrs. Christian Keller and family thank neighbors for kindness during illness and burial of Christian Keller who died near Corydon. Nine more Class One draftees reported to Indianapolis. Guy Keller promoted to Second Lieutenant in France since last August. Nellie Bowman of Petersburg died in Columbus after thyroid surgery. funeral in Petersburg led by Rev. Ralph Pearson. Bryan Fisher registered for army service. his father William Fisher was killed by moonshiners in Arkansas and the family aided authorities before being targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Keller
Corydon
Lew M. Wayne
Boone Township
Guy
France
Nellie Bowman
Anna
John Bowman
Petersburg
Columbus
Ohio
Ralph Pearson
Otwell
Littell
Pryan Ifisher
Roy Yeager
Mauckport
Willian Fisher
Crawford
Bryan
Edward
Arkansas
Fisher
Gardener Shireman Noted for Cabbage Find in Corydon
County Recorder Frank W. Shireman, active in Corydon’s war effort, is praised as industrious and successful. He tended Mrs Mary Funk's garden and harvested a fine head of cabbage in Corydon last Monday, the first such crop reported this year. He also manages farmland in Heth township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Shireman
Coryon
Mary Funk
Corydon
Shireman
Heth
Huston Family Visit from Chattanooga to Boone Township
Claude Huston of Chattanooga and his four daughters Eleanor Katharine Alice and Mildred stayed with his sister Mrs Edwin Williar in Boone township last week. The party traveled from Chattanooga in Huston’s car and two daughters will visit relatives in Cincinnati while the others remain with Aunt Williar. Huston, born near Jolcone township, now runs a successful canning and automobile business and serves as vice president of the Dixie Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Huston
Eleanor
Katharine
Alice
Mildred
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Edwin. Williar
Boone Township
Mr. Huston
Wilbiar
Cincinnati
Huston
Claud
Jolcone Township
Harrison County
Dixie Hiigbway Commission
Be Careful With Strangers In Oklahoma Farm News
Albert Stover near Corydon received a letter from his brother Johan Stover of Medford Oklahoma noting 170 acres of wheat on the farm and warning of horse poisonings by alleged enemies of the country. He recalls two strangers who offered to harvest for 3.50 a day but demanded 7,000 later, set the binder afire, and were shot after the farmer refused to pay. The letter warns of rising threats and urges caution with strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stover
Corydon
Johan Stover
Medford
Oklahoma
Albert
John
Blythe Ludlow
The
Oak Grove Cemetery Fund Drive Urges Donations
An appeal seeks cash contributions from relatives of Oak Grove Cemetery burials to improve conditions and cover work on new graves. Residents are urged to send funds to T Medaran to assist with the cemetery’s upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
T. Medaran
Dave Moe
Payton Hottie Bride Weds Karl Hottie in New Albany
Miss Cordy Payton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ollie Payton married Karl Hottie of New Albany on June 5 in New Albany. The bride worked at the Pearl Street hotel and returned home to surprise her parents. They will live in New Albany after visiting relatives. Also advertised Coffee price and 5 and 10 cent store note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordy Payton
Ollie Payton
Karl Hottie
New Albany
Pearl St
Laconia Food Club Holds Second Meeting
The Laconia U. S. Food Club No. 641 calls all members who signed Food Cards to meet at the Teconia school building on Saturday, June 15, for the second gathering of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia U. S. Food” Club
Teconia
Engagement of Pauline Hickey to Clarence Strack announced
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hickey of New Albany announce the engagement of their daughter Pauline Rowland Hickey to Clarence Edward Strack. The wedding is licensed for Thursday June 27. The news was conveyed Saturday afternoon when Miss Hickey entertained several members of her church class at Louisville University, where she graduates this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hickey
New Albany
Mss
Pauline Rowland Hickey
Clarence Edward Strack
Miss Hicky
Ucher
Louisville University
For Sale: One Shetland Pony and a Two Seated Surrey
Classified note offers a Shetland pony and a two seated Surrey carriage for sale. Readable snippet indicates bargain pricing and a prompt sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Death of Aged Woman Emily Lemmon After Long Illness
Mrs. Emily Lemmon widow of Elias Lemmon died Friday night June 7 after a long illness at her son Jasper Lemmon’s home in Boone township. She was eighty five and survived by three sons Jasper Midland Frank and two daughters Mrs. Alice Black and Mrs. Elisabeth Conner. Funeral held Sunday morning at Rogers Camp Ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Lemmon
Elias Lemmon
Jasper Lemmon
Boone Township
Jasper, Midland
Frank Lemmon
Alice Black
Elisabeth Conner
Rogers Camp Ground
Notice to County Fuel Administrators on Coal Storage
Federal Fuel Administrator Evans Woollin of Indiaza issues a warning to county fuel officials about domestic coal storage. Emphasizes storing coal by public utilities municipalities and schools this year to avoid winter shortfalls and states no requests will be made next winter for coal that could have been stored in summer and autumn.
Sheriff’s Notice of Real Estate Sale in Harrison Circuit Court
Public auction planned to foreclose a mortgage on real estate owned or claimed by multiple defendants including James I Smith Ella Smith Hannah J Kioury Robert H Sedgwick Lizzie Meyer Conrad Meyer Henrieta Stone Christopher Adams Mary Adams and others. The decree orders fourteen thousand three hundred forty dollars and forty cents plus costs to be paid. Sale details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara S. Slemmons
James I. Smith
Ella Smith
Hannah H Knbury
Hattie R. Sedgwick
Robert H. Sedgwiex
Lizzie Meyer
Conrad Meyer
Heurietta Stone
Christopher Adams
Mary Adams
Harrison Circuit Court
Clara S. Stemions
Plantiff
Elle Smith
Hannah J. Kioury
Halle KK Sedgewick
Robert H. Sedgwick
Enrieta Stone
Christopher Adam
Mary Adam
Sale of Harrison County land under decree notice
On July 6 1918 between 10 A M and 3 P M at the Corydon court house Indiana the west half of the northeast quarter of section 6 township 4 south range 4 east containing 80 acres will be sold at public vendue to satisfy a decree and costs with the fee simple of the real estate offered. The sale is to follow full compliance with all laws and is conducted by Harrison County Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Harrison
Indiana
Cowit
Wudon
Eleshuer
Harrison County
Appointment of Administrator for Valentine Cline Estate
Notice states the intestate Valentine Cline of Harrison County Indiana has named John J Brunner as administrator for the estate. The estate is described as solvent and the notice is issued by C W Cook, attorney, in Auty, 1123w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Cline
Harrison County
John J. Brunner
C. W. Cook
Appointment of administrator for Mary Richard estate
Notice states Richard is appointed administrator of the Mary Richard estate in Harrison County Indiana. The estate of the deceased is indicated as solvent. Attorney Thomas S Jones listed with address 112-3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harrison County
Mary
Richard
Admr
Thos. S
Jones
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Corydon Democrat
John Y. Hudson
Gale
John Joe T. McClaran
Miles
Ofice
Solomon Woiman
Menifee Hurst
Clarence Lockhart
Bruce C Funk
Ruth E. Funk
Oscar M. Rice
W. H. Bullett & Song, Inc
Chevrolet
C. M. Byrne & Bons
Pfrimmer's Chapel
Ray Taylor
Crawford County
Joe T. McClacan
Sunshine Nursery
Corydon, Ind
Enuteka
Elmer Hudson
Ole Margaret
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Oak Grove Church
New Amsterdam
Kellers
Malta
Oliver
Buckeye
W. H. Bullett & Sons Inc
C. M. Wheat
Dewey Duggins
W.H. Bullett & Sons Inc
Oscar Saulman
Ben Frakes
William Lemmon
Soldier Boys
Ben
Red
Camp Logan
Texas
Nathan Fouts
Ralph Stewart
Uarbin
Fouts
U. S
South Carolina
College Heights
Kirkham & O'Bannon
J. G. Zabel Hardware & Implements
Roy Davis
Atty
A. B. Corbin
Tell City
Joe T. McClaran
Fred Brown
James L. Luckett
Dixie Highway Hotel
Palmyra
J. A. Hottell
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Minnie Taylor
Thomas
Dodge City
Kansas
Geo. K. Sherman
Alexandria
James A. Watson
John Stover
Uncle Sam
Seattle
Efla Walk
Mabel
Bess Hudson
Daioh Troncin
Vepauw
Benj. Fessel
Peter Stemm
Radford
Fessel
Besse
C. M. Byrne
Chevrolet Automobiles
Flint, Mich
Will Ellis Edgar Dietrich
Wallace Byrne
Shirley Adolph
Mtr. B
Lewis F. Sarles
Edward Bauer
Louise
Louise Weis
Mary Bauer
New Middletown
Joshua Showmaker
Ruth
Virgil
Elmer
Roscoe
Dogwood
Amos Luther
W. H. Davidson
Moss Point
Mississippi
Anna Mae
Davidson
Charleston
West Virginia
John Deere
J. G. Zabel Hardware & Impl-ments
Oph” Reynolds
Theophilus, Jr
M. Byrne & Son
Doci Hull
Margaret Denho
Mary and Anna Kirkham
Irma Brown
Ruth Hershman
Clarence H. Wolfe
Beveridge McClaren
Tuquire
Cisra Williams
American School of Physical Culture
Chicago
Cones
Jos. Lamon
Lewis
Orleans
E. S. Denbo
8. H. Hurst
Laconia
I. H. Sonne
Eleanor Byrum
Charles —. Brenckman
William Wedeking
Florence
J. S. Rowe
Andrew Rosenbarger
Shiloh
Chamber of Commerce
Lace Brown Lerobast Oridayvy Fo
Ukbinoma
MD Hopkins
Univirsal
Detroit
W. H. Bulleit & Sons Inc
Corydon, Indiana
Miles’ & and
Oak Grove Cemetery
Payton
Hottie
Laconia U.S
T. J. Hudson
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