Harley Hamilton Stevens 67 a Cass County Native
Harley Hamilton Stevens known as Dock Stevens died June 10 1917 at his son Earl Stevens Stratton Colorado after a year long illness from liver cancer He was born May 11 1850 near Corydon Indiana and moved to Missouri in 1874 He is survived by two sons three brothers and two sisters and was buried in Stratton cemetery Known locally as a steadfast friend with blunt views and no church affiliation.
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Cass County Democrat
Harrisonville
Cass County
Missouri
Harley Hamilton Stevens
Harrison County
Stevens
Cordon
Earl Stevens
Stratton
Colo
Gorydon
Ind
A. H. Stevens
Austin Township
Everett Township
Nellie Parish
Albert Benny
Bert’ Stevens
Archie
Lemuel Stevens
Jacob Stevens
Corydon
Hr. Stevens
Austin
Jennie Coleman
New Albany
L. D. Pugh
Molyoke
Jersey cattle buyers from Shelbyville purchase eight Jerseys
Weisinger and Webber, Jersey breeders visiting Harrison county, bought eight registered Jersey cows from local breeders. The animals include Chief's Kinloch Caddie, Competition Hellen, Stockwell juveniles, Mazurka lineage, and Stockwell stock, with various numbers and owners listed. They plan to return for more purchases.
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Weisinger & Webber
Shelbyville
Kentucky
W. D. Bean
Hellen
A. Grant Watson
Prince’s Stockwell
Stockwell
Pleasant Social Honors Mrs David Emily at Borden Event
Mrs David Emily was guest of honor at a Friday evening social hosted by Mrs Fannie Sunderhouse near Borden. About forty friends attended including Miss Mertie Conrad Jesse Stone and Henry Rogge from Harrison county. The gathering featured good music social talk and ample cake ice cream and candies.
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David Emily
Fannie Sunderhouse
Borden
Mertie Conrad
Jesse Stone
Mma Byrne
Henry Rogge
Harrison County
Sunday School Convention at Mt Solomon Scott Township
A Sunday School convention was held at Mt Solomon in Scott township last Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Ben Apple gate and John H. Heth of Corydon who delivered addresses. M. Conrad and Rev. Jesse Shuck spoke as Walter Keller, Township President, presided. Three Sunday Schools were represented and good interest was shown in the work.
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Mt. Solomon
Scott Township
Ben
Applegate
John H. Heth
Corydon
M. Conrad
Jesse Shuck
Walter Keller
Mae
Lanesville Sunday School Plans July Fourth Celebration
Lanesville M. KE announces an annual Fourth of July gathering at Stilger's Grove one mile east of Lanesville with songs drills and recitations. Schools are urged to respond for program planning. Wilma Leitch secretary Corydon RB ad: tomato plants for sale at 10 cents per dozen by Mrs C C Hubbard.
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Lanesville M. KE
Stilger's ‘Grove
Lanesville
Wilma Leitch
Corydon
C. C. Hubbard
Bic Methodist Meetings Mark Centennial and District Sessions
Two major Methodist gatherings in New Albany and Salem run from June 20 to June 24 for New Albany Centennial events at Wesley Chapel and from June 25 for two days at Salem for the Fiftieth Annual Session of the New Albany District Conference. Prominent speakers and a strong program are announced. Also a stage adaptation, A Southern Cinderella, is set for June 30 in New Middletown at 8 p.m.
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New Albany
Salem
Wesley Chapel
New Middletown
Child’s Clever Bill Sparks Lesson on Love
A ten year old overhears a talk about bills and writes his own service charges on a breakfast plate. He receives sixty five cents from his mother but then learns her bill for a decade of care is nothing. He hugs her and asks to work more, realizing love is unpaid labor.
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Willie
County Funds Report Highlights School Loan Totals
In the county auditor's office Deputy H. L. Miller reports the Common School Fund 114032.03 and Congressional Township School Funds 31857.55, totaling 145889.58. The note ends with a playful remark and a local theater listing for June 3 in Middletown.
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H. LH. Miller
Congressional Township
Rooster Waste Threatens Indiana Egg Supply
Purdue Poultry Division warns that in Indiana 10 million dozen eggs are marketed in July and August with 5 percent lost to the rooster and 17 percent lost to carelessness. They claim the rooster wastes 3,000,000 dozen eggs yearly and urge removing roosters during Rooster week June 18 to 28, 1917.
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Indiana
Depauw Triumphs In Extra Innings Over Irion Nine
A pitchers duel on the Depauw diamond ends in a 12 inning 3-2 win for Depauw over A. J. Irion of New Albany. Smith outpitched Taylor with 12 innings of work as Depauw scores the winning run in the bottom of the twelfth. Batteries Taylor Strack Smith Philips Umpire Sutter Time two hours forty seven minutes.
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Depauw Boys
A. J. Irion
New Albany
Depauw
Smith
Taylor
Irion
Taylor and Strack
Smith and Philips
Sutter
Sunday School Conventions Postponed to July 1 in two townships
The Sunday School conventions planned for June 10 at Elizabeth and Moore's school house were canceled due to heavy rains and rescheduled for July 1 at 2 PM. Superintendents and teachers are urged to attend in Posey and Taylor Townships with all interested to be present. Publicity Com.
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Elizabeth and Moore’s
Jersey Calf Lost Near Webster Township
Jersey calf four weeks old missing from Webster township near New Middletown. Dark red color with slight barbed wire scratches on breast and hind leg. Bought at Corydon stock sale last Saturday. last seen Sunday night. Finder receives reward by notifying Mr. Askren.
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Arch Askren
Webster Township
New Middletown
Corydon
Shucksieg
Mr. Askren
Brewster Car Works Emerges in Corydon
Ben Brewster, a leading local mechanic, is building an express car for the Branch Railway on the old passenger coach site across Walnut Street from the depot. The coal yard has been named the Brewster Car Works marking the project’s location and purpose.
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Ben Brewster
Corydon
Branch Railway Company
Walnut Street
All Day Meeting of Harrison County Holiness Association
An all day meeting of the Harrison County Holiness Association will be held at Ramsey Camp Ground on July 4. Rev. W. H. Howerton of the Main Street M. KE. church in New Albany will conduct services at 10 A. M. and 2 30 P. M. Everyone invited.
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Harrison County Holiness Association
Ramsey Camp Ground
W. H. Howerton
Main Street M. KE
New Albany
County Board of Review Moves to Assess Corporations
The County Board of Review has spent most of its time since convening deducting mortgage exemptions and is now ready to begin assessing all corporation property in the county.
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County Board of Review
Marriage Licensees and Local Encounters Reported
Marriage licenses issued for Preston A. Barba Eleanor Jane Martin Earl N LaFollette Ary E Crawford and J Paul Wayne Roxie E Faith. Mail carrier Joe Wiseman overturned his carriage between Wyandotte Corydon after meeting Ed Keller in a narrow road. J J Wm Brown recently graduated from State Normal at Terre Haute returned to Scott township. Ruth Marshall of Irvington Kentucky visited relatives here. Mammy Judy deserted as the alter at New Middletown on Saturday June 30.
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Preston A. Barba
Eleanor Jane Martin
Earl N. LaFollette
Ary E. Crawford
J. Paul Wayne
Roxie E. Faith
Joe Wiseman
Wyandotte
Corydon
Ed Keller
White Cloud
Joe
J. J. Wm. Brown
State Normal
Terre Haute
Scott Township
Geo. C. Brown
Judy
New Middletown
Deaths and Local Notices From Louisville Area
Death of Mrs Anna Scott an aged colored woman died at her home in Louisville last Sunday afternoon at 6 30 oclock She was eighty six years old The remains were brought to Corydon for burial yesterday accompanied by her two sons Henry and Horace Scott and Peter Richardson of Louisville Mrs Flora Webb of New Albany and Abe Laws of French Lick She formerly lived here Charles Smith a leading farmer visited the office describing a trip through the county with relatives including his sisters Mrs John H Watson Mrs Arinda Hottle Mrs Jerry Young and Mrs Ei B Love and brothers James T John and Dr Samuel Atwood Smith There were sixteen children in the Smith family eight brothers and eight sisters seven are dead and pine are living The eight named above and Myra James Long of Louisville Uncle Charley in poor health in his seventieth year County Recorder Frank W Shireman Mrs Shireman and their two children Earl and Evajine left last Friday for an auto trip through Indiana and Ohio They plan to visit Indianapolis and Cincinnati before returning James B Brewster will cover Recorder duties in his absence Frank remains devoted to work and deserves a vacation He is a first class Recorder.
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Anna Scott
Louisville
Tof Corydoo
Henry and
Horace Scott
Peter Richardson
Flora Webb
New Albany
Abe Laws
French Lick
Charles Smith
Blue River Township
John H. Watson
Arinda Hottle
Jerry Young
Ei. B. Love
James T
John
Samuel Atwood Smith
Smith
Pine
Myra
James Long
Charley
Frank W. Shireman
Shireman
Earl
Evajine
Indiana
Ohio
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
James B. Brewster
Recorders Office
Frank
Miss Edith Roberts Visits Cincinnati Relative’s Home
Miss Edith Roberts, daughter of Mrs. J. W. Roberts, left for Cincinnati yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hulse and expects to stay about six weeks. Attorney T. M. Jones returned yesterday from a business trip in Fort Wayne.
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Edith Roberts
J. W. Roberts
Cincinnati
Harry Hulse
T. 3. Jones
Fort Wayne
Bus Destroyed by Fire En Route to New Albany
The autobus owned by Joseph Schul milter operating between New Albany and Greenville was destroyed by fire Monday night near the city while carrying a load of strawberries. Gasoline ignited two miles from New Albany, spreading to the bus. more than half the berries were saved and the bus valued at 1500 dollars.
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Joseph Schulmilter
New Albany
Greenville
New Albany Tribune
Real Estate Sale Offer Chestnut and Walnut Lots
For sale a house with four lots on Chestnut street and five lots on Walnut street. Good location. Contact Neil Bulleit.
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Chestnut Street
Walnut Street
Neil Bulleit
Jld
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Alex Miller
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Slack Insurance
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Lew M. O’barnes
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Lawers
Gorrydon, Indiana
Democrat Buildig
Barrison County
Brewster Car Works
Board of Review
Misa Ruth Marshall
Irvington, Ky
Misa Margaret Hudson
Baby Carriage
Freigat
L. B. Wolfe
Bullett Building
Ward’s Grocery
Elizabeth
Eubeka
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Office Northeast Public Aquare
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Louisville Post
Democrat
Indiana Farmer
Lafollette’s
Indianapolis Daily News
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners
State Board of Accounts
State of
Indian Creek
Sam C. Mauck
Harrison Co
Henry D. Wiseman
J. L, Luckett
Undertaker
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Bulleti
Corylon
Swarens
Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey
H. H. Miller
Corydor
Harvey W. Wiseman
Wiseman
Augusta Barry
Copeland
Kan
C. L. Dick
Mitf
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