Scott's Commencement Honors At Blue River Chapel
The sixteenth annual Scott township public schools commencement at Blue River Chapel drew a large crowd. Miss Martha B. Wiseman won first honor with Perry Kintner second. diplomas presented by the school superintendent. Program included readings and essays on character, self reliance, integrity, and achievements. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised for bowel health.
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Scott Township Public Schools
Blue River Chapel
Martha B. Wiseman
Perry Kintner
Ora Wiseman
Thomas Lane
Ida J. Engleman
Laura E. Kiptner
Joint Commencement Held At German M E Church
The joint commencement of Morgan, Jackson and Blue River townships occurred last night at the German M. E. church west of Bradford. A large crowd attended as graduates received honors and diplomas. the program included prayers, welcomes, and talks by Rev. Rogatzky, A J Sappenfield, Jesse Thorns, Oswell Martin, Lawrence Coleman, Barney Barksdire, Supt Amzi Weaver, with diplomas to be awarded next week.
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Morgan, Jackson
Blue River Townships
M. E
Bradford
Wm. Rogatzky
J. Sappenfield
Indiana
Jesse Thorns
Oswell Martin
Lawrence Coleman
Barney Barksdire
Cliss
Amzi Weaver
Webster township Board of Review session id discusses liver tonic ad
The Board of Review including County officials meets in session. They discuss Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for torpid liver and poor appetite with a 25 cent price and samples at Crosier's corner drug store. Additional notes mention inquiries about Benjamin F Borden and a local whooping cough remedy from Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Also listed are fertilizer ads and an ice cream supper at Luther Chapel with proceeds for Sunday school and a note about Jessie Browns visit to White Hall Illinois.
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Chamberlain
Price
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store. Inc
Littl
Croup
H. J. Strieiftudden
Worla Herald
Fair Draven
Crosier
Luther Chapel
Corydon
Franklin township school graduates earn diplomas at commncement
The Franklin township public schools held their annual commencement at the Catholic School Hall last Friday night. Five graduates performed well with diplomas awarded by Co. Supt. Weaver. Anna K. Voelker led with first honor and Ollie V. Quebbeman followed in second. Elizabeth Benson funeral honored by Rev. Wininger at the M E church and cemetery near town. News also notes visits from Mr and Mrs Stephen Day and family from New Albany and health updates on D. Benson’s daughter Josephine in Denver.
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Elizabeth Benson
James Benson
Wininger
M. E. Church
Stephen Day
Adolph
Fanny
New Albany
West
Josephine
Denver
Colo
Franklin Township
Nace
Corydon Band
Grover C. Day
Willie H. Rochner
Ollie V. Quebbeman
Anna K. Voelker
Mary F
Local Notes From New Salisbury Area
Clell Ott visited Princeton on business recently while A J McIntosh recovers. Farmers plan to start wheat harvest this week and some consider entering the strawberry business. Miss Kate Adams travels through to the O V N C. Mrs O F Davidson of Nashville visits Samuel Davidson’s family.
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Clell Ott
Princeton
Kate Adams
Low del
Blue River Township
In Memory of Mrs. Bussabarger
Rose Ann Bussabarger born May 15, 1843 wed May 2, 19s2 to John W Bussabarger died April 13, 1901. She joined Evangelical Lutheran church October 25, 18AH and remained a devout member. Survived by husband four stepchildren sister and many friends. Her wood work and Christian example endure as faith and truth. Her spirit rests in bliss with a Savior. D C K
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Rose Ann Bussabarger
John W. Bussabarger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Burnville News Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Pearl Maymon visits friends at Borden. Rose Mitchell of Bradford and Nora Summers of Georgetown visit relatives here. Lee Lockhart and mother from Corydon visit. Mrs Joe Summers of Georgetown visits sister L S Arganbright. Josie Byrne of near Georgetown guests of Mrs S A Mosier. Charley Dick shows draw crowds Monday and Tuesday. Strawberry season profitable with fair prices and abundant crop. Local Red Men attend funeral at Greenville. Rev St John to preach at St John church June fifth Sunday at ten and at Collins schoolhouse Saturday night before COUNTERPART.
Valley City News Mixes Local Notes And Humour
Farmers cut wheat a squirt crop near failure. visits from D S Stoker to H E Troter. community events at Wesley Chapel and U B church. several locals return from Louisville and Corydon visits. ice cream contest ends with Dan Neely named biggest eater. local cures advertised for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine.
Local Sickness and Visits Reported in Community
Andrew Jones remains on the sick list while Miss Jennie Mosier of Bradford visits his family. Mrs. John Cain, visiting Bloomington, returns home. Miss Stella Baylor of Milltown visits Mrs. Manerya Briscoe. Miss Mattie Engleman, visiting her sister Mrs. E. S. Tuell of Corydon, returns home. Rev. O Neal of Milltown Christian church preaches two sermons. EUGLEMOUTH.
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Jennie Mosier
Bradford
Andrew Jones
Stella Baylor
Milltown
Manerya Briscoe
Mattie Engleman
E. S. Tuell
Corydon
O'Neal
Christian Church
Euglemouth
Steady Girl Wanted In Theatre Date Complaints
Several young men complain they have no steady girl as plans fall apart when the girl cancels with a sick headache. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble and sick headache with a tip to druggists.
New Middletown Notes and Visits Mention Local Sickness
Mrs. Ola Saffer and Mrs. Sarah Snyder remain on the sick list in New Middletown. Tila Saffer and grandson Paul Saffer visited Mrs. Mary Kannapel while Katie McFarland and Sarah Biggs of Reho called on Tilla Cromwell. Mollie Perry was summoned to nurse her brother Stewart in New Albany. Blue violets.
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Tila Saffer
Paul Saffer
Mary Kannapel
Katie McFarland
Sarah Biggs
Reho
Tilla Cromwell
Mollie Perry
Mr. Stewart
New Albany
How to Avoid Trouble With a Family Colic Remedy
An advertisement urges purchasing Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now to prevent late night town trips during busy seasons. It claims universal adoption as the most successful bowel remedy for children and adults and notes availability at Crosier's corner drug store.
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Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Jne
Evans' Landing Community Notes
Mrs. Ella Cunningham is on the sick list. Joseph Ackerman is remodeling his house. Sunday school here every Sunday. All are invited. Miss Ella Wilson spent Sunday with Mrs. Florence Miller. Miss Arminda Noe of Corydon spent last week with her mother Mrs. Belle Noe. Mort Davis has the contract for rebuilding two school houses Greenwood and Glenwood. Peach.
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Ella Cunningham
Ella Wilson
Florence Miller
Arminda Noe
Corydon
Belle Noe
Mort Davis
Greenwood
Glenwood
Peach
Positive Cure for Stomach Troubles Promoted
An advertisement claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers relief for stomach troubles. The pitch notes the product as a positive cure and lists druggists as sellers.
German Reader Credits Pain Balm For Wifes Recovery
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a daily reader of the Dayton Volkszeitung, reports his wife suffered eight weeks with excruciating back pain until she used Chamberlains Pain Balm. After a few days she felt relief and could resume household duties. The liniment is sold at Crosiers corner drug store.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner
Jne
Local News and Notices From the Township
A small child of Josh Watson is ill. W H McKim and wife visited George Watson last Sunday. Charley, son of Barbara Jones of Meade County Ey, was buried at Bethel last Sunday. A proposed local pike is being surveyed and an election will be held. Levi Pitman returns from southwest Kansas with reports of a large wheat crop. Mrs Elizabeth Ross of Denver returned home after months here. The foundation for W F Blake store building nears completion. carpenters start this week. Quarterly meeting at Bethel was well attended with a strong sermon by Presiding Elder Schoonover. S D Tindall sells Eagle Brand fertilizer. farmers who used it last fall report satisfaction.
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Wesley Chapel
Lee Davin
Dave Miller
Corydon
M. V. Ross
Watson
Dan Neely
Heth
Charley
Barbara Jones
Meade County
Bethel
Levi Pitman
Kansas
Elizabeth Ross
Denver
Col
Schoonover
Coroner's record of Eliza Huffman death in Mauckport Indiana
The coroner of Harrison County Indiana certifies Eliza Huffman died May 27 1901 in Mauckport from organic heart disease. She was about 72 years old, five feet five inches, 130 pounds, with no valuables found. Coroner W S Ny records the inquest and findings.
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Indiana
Harrison County
Mauckport
W.S. Ny
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Relief for Coughs
The advertisement claims One Minute Cough Cure cures stubborn coughs and has helped thousands. It features a testimonial from Norris Silver of North Stratford New Hampshire and promotes L. A. RilLy & Son as sellers offering a safe and sure remedy.
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Norris Silver
North Stratford
N. H
L. A. RilLy & Son
Kilmer Swamp Root Offered Free Sample in Newspaper Promotion
Readers are invited to request a free sample of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy with a mailed book to learn if they have kidney or bladder trouble The promotion notes hospital and private practice success and lists price and availability through druggists.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Swamp Root
Pleasent Ridge Sunday School and Weather Hit
Pleasant Ridge holds Sunday school each Sunday while the wheat suffered weather damage from rain and hail last Wednesday. D P Stonecipher has the contract to build the new schoolhouse. Shelby Kopp and Emma attend the Louisville commencement June 19 for cousin Margaretta Erbele. Grace Russell of Laconia visited Emma Kopp last Friday. Preaching next Sunday at 2 PM. All are invited. Dinty Face.
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Shelby Kopp
Emma
Louisville
Margaretta Erbele
Grace Russel
Laconia
Emma Kopp
Local Notes From Lodaberg Area
Wheat conditions look poor as Farleigh Sappenfield and Joe Russell recover from illness. Bert Steepleton has shingles while Jake Roby and Louis Byrum buy a hay press. Ben McCarty trips to New Albany. Frank Jenkins plans to move to Dogwood. Dr. Jesse Beard visits near New Albany this week.
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Jake Roby
Louis Byrum
Hay Press
Ben McCarty
New AlbDiny
Joe Russell
Frank Jenkins
Bhicksealya
Dogwood
Poor Advice on Pyspepsia and Liver Complaint
The text claims most Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver issues and lists symptoms such as sour stomach headache and heartburn. It promotes August Flower as a remedy costing 7 cents and urges readers to visit a druggist and obtain Green's Prize Almanac for more information.
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