Bradford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Burnsville residents report visits from Levi and Harry Sappenfield of Bradford and David Jenkins with his wife. Corrydon guests Tillman Harrison and family, and Clarence Byrre of New Salisbury stayed with local families. Various locals, including Miss Bell Fessell and Pete Sheloff, were seen last Sunday. Cletie Mosier and Frank Baker wed at Bradford, plan to reside there. Travel anecdotes and shop talk fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie T. Byrn
Louisville
Grover Graves
Omer Felmy
Mix
Minda Igans
Evansville
Byrn
Sie
Cletie Mosier
Frank Baker
Bradford
Juff
Cletie
Abe
Decoration Day at Rehoboth Church Observances
Ulrich Dahleren G A R Post No 470 held Decoration services at Rehoboth church on May 30 with a large crowd and fine weather. J G O Bannon of Corydon spoke. Misses Shuck and the O Bannon sisters sang. C C A Kerns sang The Drummer Boy of Shiloh. Rev A St Evans J F Friedley and others gave talks. nineteen comrades buried with floral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Shiloh
Cox
A. St. Evans
J. F. Friedley
Rehoboth
Girack Russell
How to Break up a Cold Quickly
An old remedy article claims a severe cold can be broken up in a day or two. Early symptoms include a dry cough and watery nose with coating on the tongue. It promotes Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at first signs, sold by C R Watson and partners. Juno The Wn Mitchell Co. handles building materials and hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Watson
S. Crosier & Co
Juno
Two Trials in Heth Township Court
Dell Jones and Ford McMonigle faced liquor license charges in Squire Lohmeyer's court in Heth township. Both sought venue changes from Harrison township but were denied. appeals were filed to the circuit court after fines of 25 and costs over 100 for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Lohmeyer
Heth
Dell Jones
Ford McMonigle
Harrison Township
H.H. Richard
Lohmeyer
Mr. Richard
Circuit Court
Cyclone damages barns and sheds near Mineola Kansas
A late Sunday cyclone struck Mineola causing structural damage to several buildings including the Fitman and Bean barn and Stateler barn nearby. The storm tore shingles from a barn and moved a house platform into a corn field while a rain followed to ease aftereffects. No deaths reported.
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Corydon Democrat
Fitman & Bean
Local News Highlights from Sandy Bank
L and B Farmers near completion of corn planting. W W Lawson’s new barn finished under C T Jenkins. Miss Blanche Kirk returns home to Sugar Grove. John Grantham recovering from illness. Thomas Combs reported very ill. W W Lawson buys a new binder. Mr and Mrs James Glasgow visit Miss Nina Cooper, ill near Elizabeth. W W ie welcome a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lawson
C.T. Jenkins
Blanche Kirk
Sugar Grove
John Grantham
Thomas Combs
James Glasgow
Nina Cooper
Elizabeth
W. W.ie
Unknown Friends Endorse Chamberlain's Remedy
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for its cures and spread its fame through personal testimonials. The text notes it is a household staple recommended to neighbors and sold by A Watson, successor to JF Crosier & Co. June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Watson
JF. S. Crosier & Co
Abstract title services offer Harrison county records
We offer complete title abstracts from the Government up to the present time based on Harrison county records. Wanted a good blacksmith to take charge of shop. Crandall Indiana. 23-4w W. H. Dyer Crandall Ind.
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Harrison County
W. H. Dyer
Crandall, Ind
Franklin Township Lanesville Commencement Tonight
The 17th annual public school commencement for Franklin Township and Lanesville will be held at Lanesville this evening. Seven graduates will present a program including Our Country Its Future by Ernest Zabel and The Self-Made Man by Louisa Knoell, with diplomas presented by Pleasant Jenkins Co. Supt. George G. Schafer will give the invocation and benediction.
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Franklin Township
Lanesville
George G. Schafer
Our Country
Ernest Zabel
Della Brown
Amiel Redick
Matilda Zollman
Jesse Bowman
Louisa Knoell
Rollie Gay
Pleasant Jenkins
Commencement in Scott Township Public Schools
The Scott township public schools held their annual Commencement at Mt Solomon church on the evening of the 9th inst with a large crowd. Five graduates delivered parts including Welcome Invocation and several class and course recitations by Daisy Neely Nora Keller Georgia Trobaugh Nina Tro baugh Chas Cline J J Brown and Rev Sappentfield gave the final remarks and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Township
Mt.Solomon Church
Andrew M. Sappenfield
Daisy Neely
Liberty
Nora A. Keller
J. J. W. Brown
Georgia L. Trobaugh
Francisco—Chas
V. Cline
Nina A. Trobaugh
Sappentfield
Pleasant Jenkins, Co
Sappenfield
Roll of Honor Subscriptions Since Last Report
The Democrat lists local subscribers and donors including Andrew Stonecipher Corydon Levi Cline Mauckport W E Love Corydon R R 1 Mrs E C Pepper Corydon R R 4 Herman Lind Louisville Wa H Rhodes Central Chas H Kintner Corydon R R 6 B F Davis Crandall Strother Barrow Corydon Andrew Hess Lanesville Alfred Ryall Bradford Carl Shuck New Middletown Chas Housefield Campbellsburg Forsey F Floyd Palimyra John Walter Corydon RR 1 Jacob Walter Sr San Francisco L 8 Fleshman Mauckport Rev E L Quade New Middletown Bernard McPhillips New Middleton Ot Radcliff New Salisbury Dennis Seig Fairmouth Neb RA 1 John P Foote Corydon D C Davis Louis Yeager Scott City Kan Mrs Emma Cline Oaktown R O 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi A. Cline
Corydon
W. E. Love
Mauckport
R. R
E. C. Pepper
Herman Lind
Louisville
H. Rhodes
Central
Chas
H. Kintner
B. F. Davis
Crandall
Strother Barrow
Andrew Hess
Lanesville
Alfred Ryall
Bradfor
Carl Shuck
New Middletown
Ot Radcliff
New Salisbury
Dennis Seig
Fairmouth
Neb
John P. Foote
D.C
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Local Properties
Multiple transfers recorded including Daniel Radcliff to Conrad Damon for town of O Bannon lots at 1950 dollars. Charles Felts to Trustees Valley City for Valley City lot near U B church at 100. Sarah Shuck to Charles Felts for Valley City lot at 510. John J Bullett to Ella Logan for Corydon lot 142 at 200. Eugene Nance to Philip Blunk for 6 acres at 52500. Brockman to Mary Ryall for Bradford lot 48 at 15. Elmer Davis transfers to Elmer Davis Co for 1 acre St Jos. McKinster to Elmer Davis et al for 2 acres at 500. Hartung to Hartung 240 acres at 73000. Jennie Soleman to Cort Wolfe for 0 acres at 5262.
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Daniel Radcliff
Conrad C. Damon
O'Bannon
Charles R. Felts
Trustees Valley City
Valley City
U.B. Church
Sarah Shuck
John J. Bullett
Ella Logan
Corydon
Eugene Nance
Philip J. Blunk
Wm. Brockman
Mary M. Ryall
Bradford
Elmer Davis
Electric Bitters Restorative Benefits Cited
S. A. Brown of Bennettsville S C praises Electric Bitters as restoring his wife to health after dyspepsia and liver trouble. The tonic also claims to cure chills fever malaria biliousness back pain and kidney bladder issues. Sold with guarantee by L A Riley Son druggists at 50 cents.
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India
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
S. C
L. A. Riely & Son Druggists
The State Convention Delivers Unity and Bryan Support
Delegates from the county returned hopeful after a large state convention praised harmony and a strong ticket. Addresses by Champ Clark and B F Shively stressed Democratic principles, opposing graft and monopoly, and Bryan's enduring popularity drew significant praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Missouri
B. F. Shively
Republican Party
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Green Bay
Mr. Watterson
Courier-Journal
Henry
Mr. Bryan
Walterburg Farmers Work Corn Plew And Local Visits
Walterburg residents keep busy with plew ip corn. Several local social visits are noted including Miss Ida Walther from Louisville staying in the area. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Win. Beil is recorded along with many names at a gathering near Elizabeth. The piece recounts a trip to see Frank McHarry’s family vault on the Ohio river bank and his later burial at Cave Hill Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed P. Redick
Ida Walther
Louisville
Win. Beil
Tena Voelker
Geo. Lamberius
Georgetown
Philip Blunk
Ed Nance
Flat Woods
Luke Schneider
Mildred
New Albany
George Dietrick
New Middletown
Jacob Dietrick
Fred Voelker
Jacob Zollman
Elizabeth
Chas. Rumbley
Robert Weichert
Christ Hertling
Henry Blunk
Ed Dietrick
Louis
Herman
Alfred
Gustav Sc
Frank McHarry
Ohio River
Mr. McHarry
Cave Hill
Louiaville
Inv
Fragmented Message From War Time Aid Request
Unclear excerpt mentions Ken nedy and basic home items. Text appears garbled with references to war and syrup. No coherent event or named organizations fully readable.
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Dr. King
Chamberlain
Mary Trlmore
Harrison Circuit Court
May Tern
Indiana
Sach County
Jones Aley
Elzabeth
Mary Gilmore
Bez Nning
James Wilson
Ridiey
Parker
Burnville
Abe Willuiams
Wn. Mitchell Co
Met
Heth Township
Mineola, Kan
Sandy Bank
L& B
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Frank M. Vinson
Scott
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the State Convention
Walterburg
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