Flag Day Program Delightful Ceremony at Local Auditorium
Daughters of American Revolution honored Flag Day with a three o clock ceremony led by Mrs Maggie Morris. Rev Smith and Rev Cossaboom spoke on the flag’s history and national spirit as children sang patriotic songs and performed a fly drill. Miss Jean Bulleit delivered a valedictory in verse from Sacred Heart Academy Louisville.
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United States
Hoosier Elm
Daughters of American Revolution
Maggie Morris
Ired Smith
Presbyterian Church
America
Clara Bennett
Meta Shuck
M. A. Cossaboom
C. EE. Flynn
Cossaboom
Rev. Flynn
Flynn
Miss Jean Bulleit
Sacred Heart Academy
Jean Bulleit
Louisville
Sullett
F. A. Bullett
Cool June Weather In Four Day Temp Record
Local observer Capt F M Bartley records unusually cool June temperatures over four days starting Friday June 15 with readings of 48 42 41 and 49 degrees taken in early morning hours. Frost fears subsided as despite chilly nights chimneys stayed active and no crop damage occurred.
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F. M. Bartley
Odd Fellows Celebration in Mauckport Draws Big Crowd
Mauckport Odd Fellows prepare a July 4 celebration with an attractive program. Hon. A. A. Spears of Brazil Indiana Grand Master of the I O O F will deliver the day's address. Public invited from near and far.
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Odd Fellows
Mauckport
A. A. Spears
Brazil
Indiana
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. Harry Davis returned home after visiting relatives in Louisville. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller near Georgetown and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carr hosted gatherings. Numerous kin from New Salisbury and Duncan shared Sunday time with Emma Lahue, Wm. Housel, Hallie Barkedale, and others.
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Harry Davis
Louisville
Henry Miller
Gladys
Ray Miller
Georgetown
Merel
Oma Krause
John Ayers
Duncan
Sam Fisher
Douglas Carr
Will Krause
Emama Wright
Arvist Lalue
Guy Lalue
Oral McKim
Mable
Arthur Lallue
New Salisbury
Emma Lahue
Thomas Cluniet
Charlie
Dorsie Clunie
Cecil
Edna Barksdale
Hazel Moore
Marvin
Ethel Davis
Mrs Philip Zollman Rites Held In Lanesville
Mrs Mary Zollman died Saturday at her home in Lanesville at age 74 8 10 after five years of paralysis and three weeks bedfast She was born in the county and leaves husband Philip and seven children Henry Jacob Mrs Green Mrs Elwanger Mrs Hertling Mrs Ott and Mrs Leiber The funeral was at St John Lutheran near Laneaville conducted by Rev C Schleicher with many relatives and friends in attendance
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Mary Riddle Zollman
Lanesville
Philip Zollman
Henry
Jacob Zollman
Wm. Green
George Elwanger
Wim. Hertling
Philip Ott
Ed Leiber
Zollman
St. John Lutheran Church
Laneaville
C. Schleicher
Boone Township Sunday School Convention Rescheduled
Boone Township Sunday School Convention, called off due to measles, will be held at the Presbyterian church on June 24 Sunday at 2 PM. All superintendents and teachers are urged to attend to represent their Sunday Schools. Publicity Com.
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Boone Township
Presbyterian Church
Fifty Thousand Chicks Sold by Local Farmer
Joe T. McClaran at his farm one and a half miles northwest of town has raised and sold fifty thousand chickens this year, the most of any producer in the area.
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Joe T. McClaran
Young Annis Harbaugh 1903 1917 Attica burial
Annis D Harbaugh born October 21 1903 near Corydon Indiana died June 12 1917 at home in Attica aged thirteen years seven months and twenty one days. She leaves a mother Mrs Edna Harbaugh two brothers Asa L and John E and a sister Mrs A Gordon. Funeral services were held at the Attica home and later in Corydon. Burial at Jordan's Cemetery beside her father and brother.
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Annis D. Harbaugh
Corydon
Indiana
Attica
Levi E
Edna Harbaugh
A. §. Gordon
New Albany
Asa L
John E
Moore
M. E
Joan W. Harbaugh
A. B
Annis
For Sale Farm Near Corydon With House Barn and Water
A 40 acre farm located one and three quarter miles from Corydon and a quarter mile from Pike offers a six room house a good barn wood shed a market house and a well supplied with fruit and water. Inquiries at this office. Also for sale a brood mare with a ticking colt by phone John Frederick.
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Corydon
Pike
John Frederick
Coyote Chased by Car Ends in Wolf’s Death in Alberta
A Barons Alberta man and his relatives chase a prairie wolf for five miles in a Dodge Car. The wolf dies after a crank-blow from the engine. The car had logged 18 000 miles with no repairs. Also a sale notice for a mare in Indiana.
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Dodge Brothers Motor
Dodge Brothers
Northwest
Detroit
Motor Bases Co
Lethbridge
Alto
Canada
BE. A. Grant
Barons
Alta
Mr. Grant
Mr. Wolf
Savings and Loan Assn Corydon Offers 5 Percent
Put Your Money In the Savings and Loan Association of Corydon and earn 5 percent interest. Members can buy paid up shares with a single payment of one dollar or opt for installment plans by paying one dollar or more per month per share. If you have funds, increase your purchases.
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Savings and Loan Association
Corydon
Sheriff's Sale In Harrison County Indiana 1917 Notice
Public auction in Corydon Harrison County Indiana on July 14 1917 to sell rents and profits of described real estate for seven years and the fee simple of the property to satisfy decrees in favor of John Deere Plow Company and Jacob Richert against Louis P Zabel and others. Sale held at courthouse door with sheriff.
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State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
John Deer Plow Company of
Moline
Louis P. Zabel
Lizzie Zabel
Julius G. Zabel
Augusta K. Zabel
John Deer Plow Company
Jacob Richert
Jame G. Zabel
L. P. Zabel & Company
Court House
Corydon
Harrison
State of Indians
Sui
Fellows
Sarid Gale
Harrison Goma
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Alma Mater
Miles
STATE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Hursttown
S.S
THE
RED Cross
C. P. Trotter & Company
Coyote
Coach Horse
J. E. Ashton
Elizabeth
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