Get-Together Meeting Of Tri Kappas At New Albany
Tri Kappas chapters of New Albany Jeffersonville and Corydon hosted a wet together dinner at the Tavern Hotel in New Albany. Over fifty members attended with Miss Wright of Washington Indiana as guest of honor and performances by vocal and instrumental soloists. Corydon Beti Chi Chapter members listed attended with Mrs Hall Ulen presiding and Miles Variety Store ad appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappas
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Corydon
Tavern Hotel
Miss Wright
Washington
Ind
Wright
Frelka Rockenbach
Hall Alen
Mollie Keller
Mary Brb. Davis
Jeanne
Pearl Bullett
Faith Dropsey
Lina Black
Gladys Mitchell
Mary Margaret Miller
Ruth Keller
Stella B. Caughlin
Hall Ulen
FE. L. Miles
Joseph Keller
Ellis family heads to Culver for graduation exercises
Mr and Mrs Raymond C Ellis and their children Virginia Wiley Ellis of Silver Hills travel by car to Culver Indiana for Culver Military Institute graduation ceremonies. Their son Stanley Ellis is among this year’s graduates. He plans to study chemistry and agriculture at Purdue University to join the family fertilizer business and expand agricultural interests locally and in neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Ellis
Virginia
Wiley Ellis
Silver Hills
Culver
Ind
Culver Military Institute
Stanley Ellis
Black Horse
Purdue University
Indiana
New Albany Tribune
Librarian Report and Local Notices Digest
Library activity shows 26 days open in month with 2599 volumes added and 36 withdrawn.borrowing totals 1405 at month start and end, with 41 adult and juvenile visitors daily average 136. 577 juvenile visitors. Also notes ads for nursery business and local farming visit with Manck family and Clarence Manck teaching in North Dakota. crops reported fine near Wheelock.
All Day Meeting at Rosewood M E Church
An all day meeting at Rosewood M E Church is set for Sunday June 18 with Dr M A Farr of the New Albany M E District to deliver the forenoon sermon and Rev W H Howerton of New Albany Main Street church in the afternoon Rev B Eisman of New Middletown will lead singing Dinner is provided on the grounds water available and a cordial invitation is extended by Pastor H L Holden Miles Variety Store advert follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosewood M. E
M. A. Farr
New Albany M. E
W. H. Howerton
New Albany Main Street
B. Eisman
New Middletown
H. L. Holden
Huston and Evans Lead U S Trade Mission Abroad
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Claude H Huston and Dr H M Evans of the Public Health Service depart for a six month world tour to boost American trade and study fur seal industries. The party will sail June 17 from Seattle on the Coast Guard Cutter Mojave passing Alaska Japan and the Pribilof Islands before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Claude H. Huston
H. M. Evans
U. S. Public Health Service
Huston
China
India
Europe
United States
Anna Williar
Edwin C. Williar
Boone Township
Alice
Mildred Huston
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Williar
Claude
Horace M. Evans
Evans
Harrison County
Deatrick
Posey Township
Harry
Harding
Washington, D. C
Alaska
Seattle
Coast Guard
Mojave
Secretary of the Treasury
Japan
Commander Islands
Robben Islands
Great Britain
Pribilof Islands
St. Louis
U. S. Treasury
Russia
North Pacific
H.huston
Commerce
Ward T. Bower
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Leonard Stejneger
U. S. Navnal Museum
U.S. Public Heaith Service
Alfred H. Brooks
U. S. Geological Urvey
John M. Creighton
U. S. Navy
C. F. Lindquist
Joe L. Baker
Alexander H. Proctor
Bureau of Fisheries
Scene at Corydon Suggested as Historical Marker
The Indiana historical commission has received proposals for Indiana’s historic milestone. Proposals name Clark’s conquest of the Northwest and the Battle of Tippecanoe, with other ideas focusing on Northern Civil War struggles, Corydon elm constitutional history, and Governor Morton’s wartime stance. Meredith Nicholson praises Tippecanoe as the most picturesque option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Historical Commission
Indiana
James A. Woodburn
Indiana University
Clark
Northwest Territory
Harlow Lindley
Earlham College
Tippecanoe
Logan Esarey
Demarchus Brown
Morton
Jacob Dunn
Corydon
Meredith Nicholson
Tyler
Benjamin Harrison
Funeral tribute to Mrs. Fannie Getz and family
We thank neighbors friends and especially Rev. Moore Rev. Youngblood and the singers who assisted at the funeral of our wife and mother Mrs Fannie Getz also the friends who furnished flowers Geo F Getz and daughter. Sixtra Heavy Can Rubbers 8c 2 for 15¢ Miles Variety Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixtra Heavy Can Rubbers
Miles
Sale of Real Estate Formerly Bank Building Corydon IN
Receiver of Corydon Realty Company to sell at public auction in Corydon Harrison County for cash under court order. Property includes parts of Lots 189 and 190 with defined boundaries and appurtenances. Minimum bid set at 8000 dollars. sale subject to rent contracts taxes and court approval. purchaser to pay purchase price at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank Building
Corydon
Indiana
Corydon Realty Company
Harrison Circuit
Harrison County
Didinma
Eigner
Saii
John M. Dannenfeller
Noblesville Visitors Tour Corydon Guests Stay At Dyer Hotel
A nine person party from Noblesville Indiana visited Corydon last weekend staying at the Dyer Hotel. The group included Mr and Mrs Leslie Beals and relatives, with Beals garage owner Kerr straw board manager Van Camp cannery operator. They traveled in two cars over sixty miles after Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Indiana
Corydon
Dyer Hotel
Leslie Beals
Beals
J. W. Beals
F. E. Kerr
Fred
B. R. van Camp
Dorothy Jones
Kerr
American Straw Board Company
van Camp
Moonshine Fueled Scuffle at Sugar Grove Picnic Grounds
Reports describe a drunken disturbance at Sugar Grove last Sunday week. A Louisville man attacked several people with punches before being stopped by a local resident who knocked him down in a brief confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedlam
Sugar Grove
Louisville
Robert Lemmon
Oman
Mobiloil Lubricant Sale and Free Booklet Offer
Jacob Schaffer offers sale of personal property four miles southwest of Corydon on June 16. Mobiloil products recommended by car manufacturers with grades in stock in 1 and 5 gallon cans and bulk. Free booklet on correct lubrication for automobiles and tractors available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Fordson
Jacob Schaffer
Corydon
Mrs Getz Funeral Held Near Corydon
The funeral of Mrs Fannie Getz wife of Geo F Getz was at Shiloh church Corydon with Rev J G Moore and Rev C H Youngblood officiating A burial followed at Jordan cemetery The obituary notes she was born June 21 1865 died June 6 1922 age 36 years 11 months and 15 days She leaves husband daughter Maude mother and siblings plus many relatives. A library copy announces a radio communication book praised by Maj Gen George Owen Squier of the U S Signal Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Getz
Geo. F. Getz
Shiloh Church
Corydon
J. G. Moore
M. E
C. H. Youngblood
U. B
Central
T. J. Hudson
Will J. Bulleit
O. W. Hottle
Nellie Bulleit
Walter Windell
Jordan
Getz
Fannie M. Getz
Fannie M. Denbo
Jesse
Sarah Denbo
George F. Getz
Maude
Coryden
Jewish Hospital
Louisville
Vadie
Charls Denbo
Laura Rhodes
Paducah
Bureau of Standards
George Owen Squier
U.S. Signal Service
Funeral and Burial for Dr Wolfe in Corydon
Dr Harvey 8 Wolfe who died May 30 at his granddaughter's home was buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery Corydon on June 1. He was a longtime Corydon physician and community leader, an Odd Fellows member and elder emeritus at Hutchinson Presbyterian Church. Survived by granddaughter Mrs Applegate and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
T. J. Wilson
William Daniel
George F. Martin
George W. Applegate
Wilson BE. Cook
Dan Griffin
Dr. Wolfe
Georgetown Township
Floyd County
Medical Department
University of Louisville
Corydon
Gregg Lodge of Odd Fellows of
New Albany Tribune
Jones
Wolfe
Wolfe Ay Fa
Washington and Corydon
New Albany
Odd Fellows Lodge
Hutchinson Presbyterian Church
Third
Hutchinson
Cave Hill
Louisville
Applegate
Samuel Wolfe
Hamilton Wolfe
Simeon K. Wolfe
Congress
Farmers Picnic Planned at Fair Grounds July 4
Arrangements are under way for a farmers picnic at the fair grounds on Tuesday July 4 with activities from 9 30 am to 4 pm. The Boy Scouts Band of Corydon will provide music, a radio concert will broadcast across the grounds, and Emil Miller the Corydon electrician will install a large new instrument. A second radio concert runs 1 00 to 1 45 pm. The Harrison Post of the American Legion will manage refreshment stands. A cake walk offers 20 in cash prizes 10 5 3 2 with entries via Jap W Turley at the headquarters booth morning of the 4th. State farm leaders Everett McClure John G Brown and Dr G M Frier will speak. local talent readings and sales will also be featured. The fair grounds are free to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts Band of
Corydon
Emil Miller
Miller
Harrison Post
American Legion
Jap W. Turley
Fair Grounds
Everett McClure
John G. Brown
Indiana State Federation of Farmers’ Association
G. M. Frier
Purdue University
Obituary for Dr. H. S. Wolfe 90 in Floyd County
Dr H S Wolfe died May 30 1922 aged 90 after sixty years in medicine. He was a popular physician respected by peers and patients for his common sense gentleness and professional skill. Floyd County Medical Society praised his fight against illness and his steadfast character in a June 1922 resolution.
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H. S. Wolfe
Huumanity
Chas. P. Cook
L. Starr
M. D
W. C
Poultry Field Day Set for Harrison County in July
A poultry field day will be held in Harrison County in late July with visits to Charles H. Kintner farm and Sun shine Hatcheries. The event is joint with Orange Floyd Clark and Scott Counties and Purdue University specialists will attend along with about 150 Orange County attendees. It aims to boost the Harrison County poultry industry with a day of demonstrations and farm tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Charles H. Kintner
Kintner
Sunshine
Orange
Floyd
Clark
Scott Counties
Indiana
Purdue University
Orange County
Clover Mildew Not Expected to Harm Livestock
The mildew on all red clover this season poses no ill effects to most livestock. Hay may cause problems, and affected fields should be cut earlier. There is no practical control and it is newly observed in Indiana, not expected to recur next year.
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Indiana
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Miles’ Variety Store
Will
J. J. Bullett & Son
Librry
Aso
GSS
Georgia Stockslager
J. A. Salmon
Prop
Indiana Creek Nurseries
Crandall, Ind
L. A Mauek
Clarence
Wheelock
North Dakota
Manck
Rosewood M. E. Church
Harrison
Kate Milner Rabb
Indianapolis Star
Klean
Viennes
Saffer & Kirkham Corydon
Mrs. Getz
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Farmers’ Association
L. A. Stoy
W. Turley
W. D. Bean
Claude A. Davis
N. I. Clunie
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