Memorial sermons and community notice reflections in Georgetown
A memorial sermon at the U B church by Rev C C Taylor on Stones of Memorial honors soldiers who placed foundation stones. Other services marked Dec oration Day at Wolfe cemetery with local groups performing. A June 5 program featured songs and addresses led by Rev C O Stevens Rev A J Oster and others. Registered voters numbered 102 with precinct tallies. Several local residents noted with visits, illnesses and social events including a Pearl Woertz and Hobert Quebbeman wedding at the M E church with extensive attendance and a lane of guests from Lanesville and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
C. C. Taylor
Rundeay
Messrs
Frank Martin
Jeff Engleman
George Nelson
Jess Summers
George Summers
J.F. Lewison Teaford
Jacob Baker
Rollie Tyler
Joe Armstrong
Harrison Sillings
Simon Argenbright
Wolfe’s Cemetery
Soldiers
Odd Fellows and
Knights of Pythias
Georgetown
Lotticks Corner Narrates Local Family Visit Recaps
Mrs Clyde Lottick of Corydon spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Shuck and visited brother Jim Johnson. Ed Schoen and family visited Mary with Ed Bryant. Jim Johnson recovering from home surgery. Neighbors and relatives from Macyville Fredericksburg Laconia and Sandy Branch feature in a week of visits and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lottick
Corydon
Wm. Shuck
Frank Villier
Chas. Johnson
Jim Johnson
Erly and
Cleo Hollis
Wilbur Mifflin
Alma Baumparile
Earl and
Pearl
Louisville
Winfield Blackman
Ed Schoen
Mary
Mattie Cunningham
John Johnson
Loren and
Elmer Bryant
Rain Delays Planting and Local News From Waveland
Heavy rains keep farmers from finishing corn planting in Waveland. The note spreads on illness as several residents including Mrs. Andy Schneider and Mrs. H. and two daughters suffer measles. Local visits span Falls Cities Louisville Georgetown and New Albany with tales of weddings and travel.
Rainy weather and community notices in Lanesville
Local notes report ongoing illnesses in Mrs J J Zollman and Mrs Philip Zollman. Social visits include Zellers cousins from New Albany, Ford family with the Smiths near Edwardsville, and Glenn Teaford visiting Dr Teasford in Duncan. Other items note industry moves, Knights of St John attendance, Corydon business, visitors from Louisville and New Albany, district Epworth League, a successful children’s day service, and the funeral of Mrs Michael Hoffman at St Mary’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Zollman
Philip Zollman
Fredolin Zellers
Celestine
Josephine Zellers
New Albany
Peter Ebers
Fern Lyskowinski
Effie Gridley
Minnie
Wilma Loitch
Epworth League
Michael Hoffman
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Local notes on visits and travel around Elizabeth
Weather brings rain and activity to town. Emmett Dean leaves for Columbus Mississippi to work in the post office. Various residents visit relatives in New Albany Indianapolis and Falls City while strawberry picking occupies two weeks of rain hindered harvest.
Local Visitors and a Tragic Births Notice
Pirimmer's Chapel Myers Faith of Jeffersonville visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs Hernan Meyer. Edgar Zenar of California visits Robert Bruce and family. Ivah Grove and Leora Davis guest of Miss Ruth Turley. Effie Girdley attends Ep worth League convention in New Albany. Two months old child of Mr. and Mrs. J W Turley died last Sunday.
Blue River Visitors Gather for Group Meeting June 15
Blue River and Corydon families访 visitors include Mrs. John Sonner and children Wilbur Irene visiting relatives. Rev Jesse Shuck preached Sunday. A group meeting is planned Friday night June 15 with Revs Toombs and Carmichael attending. Additional notes mention local visits among Mrs Chas Pitman Jane Sonner Mary Sonner Irene and Helen Reising and Misses Mabel Hazel Shrigley. Arley Cuntingham of near Valley is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Shrigley
Indianapolis
J. W. Shrigley
Marcia Irwin
Hallie McKay
Hallie
Jane Sonner
John Sonner
Jesse Shuck
Walter Kellers
May McCrady
J. W
Wilbur
Irene
Corydon
Sonner
Blue River
Toombs
Carmichael
Chas. Pitman
Baby
Homefolke
Mary Sonener
Helen Reising
Mabel
Hazel Shrigley
Nettie
Golda Cline
Odebolt Iowa items show mixed farm and life notes
The Democrat reports oats and barley looking good while corn suffers from wet, cool weather and wireworms. Local moves include CU A Bird relocating to Iowa, Hurley Schwartz canvassing, Dan McKarkendale selling three horses for 850 dollars, and Perry Hannel with Emily Konradi visiting E A Vernie and family. George Wiseman plows corn and believes it can stand. Jesse Thevenot appears prosperous. E A Vernie and E E Bird have a car crash en route to register. Robert Wetzel shows a new horse and William Bitner enlists in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McKarkendale
George Wiseman
Local Socials and Notices Around Edwardsville area on Sunday
Mr and Mrs W R Ford visited Herbert Smith and wife near Edwards ville Sunday. Dr Teaford enjoys taking the children riding. The ice cream social at the M E church Saturday night was well attended. W R B Ford is good at keeping the pavements hot. Morris Bakers new automobile is coming slow but sure. Mr and Mrs Geo Dietrich and family spent Sunday with John Kirkham and family at New Middletown. Miss Bertha and Marie Michels Dorothy Ringle George Richmer and Lee Stilger spent Sunday at George Wissmen's near Georgetown. To Rent A part of dwelling house in Corydon at Corner off Oek and Cherry streets one square west of court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Murphy
Bride
Louisville
Mis
Tom Murphy
A.J. Oster
Zella Jenkins
Oletta Tyler
Epworth League
New Albany
Miss Jenkins
Leavenworth
Ind
H. C. Minton
W. R B. Ford
Herbert Smith
Edwardsville
Glenn Teaford
Duncan
B. J. Teasford
Forrest Campbell
Pennsylvania A. BR
Indianapolis
Louis Ott
Philip Reinhardt
John Mowrer
W. R. Ford
Herbert Smith and Wife
Dr. Teaford
W. RB. Ford
Bill
Morris Baker
Geo. Dietrich
John Kirkham
New Middletown
Bertha
Marie Michels
Dorothy Ringle
George Richmer
Lee Stilger
George Wissmen
Georgetown
Corydon
Oek and
Cherry Streets
Court House
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County Indiana
Public auction to sell rents and profits for up to seven years of 56 acres in Harrison County Indiana from a May 1917 circuit court decree. The property includes parts of section 24 township 2S range 4E with specifics on bounds and adjoining parcels. If rents fall short, sale may include all title of John Edward Miller and Annie B Miller to satisfy the judgment for Frank J Hess. Sale at courthouse door with no appraisal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Circuit
Court House
Harrison County
Indiana
Indian Creek
Uwtz
John Edward Miller
Annie B. Miller
Frank J. Hess
Anne 5
Notice of Renewal Application for Liquor License in Lanesville
A notice by Joseph J. Bauer announces an application to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the July 1917 term for a renewal of a liquor license to sell intoxicating beverages in a defined room at a two story building on Mais Street in Lanesville Franklin township Harrison county Indiana. The room is 24 by unspecified width with a 10 foot ceiling and full interior view from the street. Bauer is a male over 21 with good character and long-term residence seeking renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Franklin Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Joseph J. Bauer
Indiana Divorce Action in Harrison Circuit Court
The State of Indiana Harrison County Harrison Circuit Court September term 1917 Fiora Kk Davis vs Ollie S Davis Plaintiff by C W Cook Attorney files complaint with affidavit that defendant Ollie S Davis is not a resident and is a necessary party to the action Notice is given that unless he appears on the first day of the next term September 10 1917 at Corydon Court House the case will be heard and determined This notice is dated Corydon June 13 1917 James A Watson Clerk of Harrison Circuit Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Fiora Kk
Davis
Ollie S. Davis
Plantiff
C. W. Cook
Anna Adam
State of
Indiana
Corydon
Nermsted
Thirte
Jane
James A. Watson
John Clerk
Harrison Circuis Court
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Gov Goodrich
J. B. Teaford
Rev
C. O. Stevens
Battle Hymn of the Repub
Lic
A. J. Oster
America
Rank and File
O. C.taylor
Walfe
Philip Berg
John Sims
Alonzo Harbeson
Theodore Goss
Southern Railroad
Lizzie Keley
Harry Engleman
New Salisbury
Carter Byrne
Dorsey Phillipps
Dugger
Charles Roy
Raymond Armstrong
W. Virginia
Joe Frank Lewis
John Ferrell
Pearl Woertz
George Woertz
Hobert Quuebbeman
M. KE
Arthur Jean
Aliss Edith K
Raymond Quebbeman
Ruth Woertz
Orpha Tytler
B. J. Teaford
Sallie Benson
Lola Baylor
Luta Markwell
Frank Wolfe
Helen Benson
Esther Smith
Minnie Lotich
Florence Bailey
Mattie Lotich
Wilma Lotch
Eva Harbeson
Nellie Lotich
Allen Benson
Wayne Lyskowinski
Claud Girdly
Paul Reagan
Frank Harbeson
Julius Harbeson
Grace Lyskowinski
Georgia Benson
Alene Hughes
Lottick’s
Wm. Tomps
Chas. McKinney
Clarice
Fredericksburg
Andy Schneider
Kate Zollman
Falls Cities
Kate Walther
Herman Schneider
Black Creek
Andy Walther
Elizabeth Hauswald
Joseph
Mary Elizabeth Anderson
Arthur Zollman
White Co
Philip Blank
William
Julius
Katie
Elizabeth Blank
Andrew Voelker
Any
Clara
Yena
Henry Blank
Emilia Walther
Clara Voelker
Katie Blank
William Blank
Andy Voelker
Louis
Emil Walther
Oscar Schneider
Hobart Wright
Business College
Willie Emily
Lillian Meyer
Jeffersonville
Elsie Faith
This
Denver
Colorado
Kathrina
Edmonia Pfrimmer
Pacific Coast
Carpastra
Knights of St. John Catholic Church
Peter Elbers
Fritz Ott
Egal
Aliene Hughes
Mrs. Sallie Benson
Bertha and
Marie Michela
Mrs
Peter Michels
Elizabeth News
Emmett Dean
Columbus
Miss
Grace Berton
French Lick
Mabel Babcock
Vevay
Helen Crosier
May Kirkwood
Wichita
Kansas
Hobbs
Frank Holmes
City
Pirimmer’s
Keller Boot Shop
Arley Cuntingham
Near Valley
Odebolt
Iowa
the Democrat
CU. A. Bird
Hurley Schwartz
Perry Hannel
Emily Konradi
E. A. Vernie
Jesse Thevenot
E. E. Bird
Robert Wetzel
William Bitner
Army
M. RE
Eli Miller
Sherif Harrison
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