Chautauqua Offers Notable Year Program and Prices
The Chau tauqua program promises top acts and lectures from Redpath troupe performers to noted speakers like Bailey and Johnson with musical programs by Metropolitan and Montague choirs. Season tickets cost 2.50 with single tickets totaling 6.75. children half price at 1.25.
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Feeturers
Tartreda
Tae
Redpath
United States
Pers
Pas Op
Dias
New Yorks
Fels
Mir
Bailey
Metropolitans
Montague Dlaght Oyeerm
Burskar Pivale Oi
Glen Wells Ceanpandy
Whoaorten Sierranes
Admerhaim
Miller
Adertan
Dyuvud
Trip to Milltown on Rough Pike Road
A brief travel note recounts a business trip to Milltown via train, an Overland car return with Elimore Creeefinus, and a rough but passable road from Corydan to Milltown. The writer visits old friends, mentions notable locals, and praises community figures while reflecting on health and local developments.
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Miltown
Elimore Creeefinus
Corydan
Milltown
Frenchtown
G. We Bayor
Freddive
Ped” Peve
George Bye
Mere. Buber Crecelius
Creeelais
Insahes
Hie
Prademuind Gcife Priutaree Company
Wood Town
Wan
Williams
Frank Wilages
Ceonpdali
W. W. Williams
Franklin Township
Pere Democrat
Phe
Counly
Children’s Day at Oak Grove Church Highlights Program
Oak Grove church marked Children’s Day with recitations dialogues and solos led by Misses Elizabeth Juavis and Margaret Barrow Peart amid family debates over solos. An orchestra including Weldon McClaran Garrett McClaran and Olin Grable supported the program as about forty children and adults attended the Sunday School exercises. The event emphasized community involvement and used electric items to remove old paper from walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouk Grove Shurch
Eugabetu Juavis
Margaret Barrow Peart
Joe Yo McClarai Jensen Oy
Weldon McClaran
Garrett McClaran
Olin Grable
Oak Grove
Sunshine Hatcheries Near Corydon Reported For Its Growth
A local feature profiles Sunshine Hatcheries owned by TL McClaran near Corydon noting its 1913 start with one incubator and current capacity of 250000 chicks shipped to 30 states. The two story frame building hosts advanced electric equipment, a thermometer alert system, and high output per week. The article praises diligent family effort, workers, and community support amid mention of neighboring hatcheries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Hatcheries
Corydon
TL McClaran
Coryden
McMaeda Sturmneis
Oliver W. McClaran
Jack
Joe
Mee McClaran
Jiamiary
Union
McChouran
Willys Lisht
Jamite Miller
Tie
Totes
McClaran
Eek
Mai
A. Situs
Crane
Dal Henry Menges
Statesville
Chrade AL Davis
Ofers
Union Chapel Aquamundt Celebrigdeen in the Grove
The Union Chapel Sunday School hosts an aquamundt celebration in the grove near the church on the Tth of July. Several local residents are noted for visits and illnesses, including Edlen Crosier who is ill at home southeast of town, and Dolla Crosier who is improving after paralysis. Joseph Brown, employed in Lewisville, spent the weekend with his parents. the Perry and Brown families from nearby towns are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
Plattense Thavst
Hallie Boone
Lawrence Boone
Perre
Edlen Crosier
Joseph Brown
Lewisville
Charles Brown
John Morris
Corydon
Harriet Boone
Laconidia
James Perry
Bartles
Uiarry Perry
Cedar Memorial
Cort: Brown
Rosegood
Kate Robs
Pler
Church Bazaar July 4 1923 for St. Peters Catholic Church
The annual bazar will be held at Buena Vista for the benefit of St Peters Catholic Church. It will be an all day affair with a good dinner and supper plus refreshments. The ladies of the parish invite the public to attend.
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Bueca Vista
St. Pehes Catholic Chivch
Resolutions of Respect for James H. Smith
Lanesville Mutual Aid Society records the death of James H. Smith on April 30, 1923. The society mourns loss of a faithful member and devoted husband, offers sympathy to his wife and children, drapes its charter for 30 days, and distributes copies to the family and local papers. Committee members Jol Meurer Morris Baker Geo CL Siniler.
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Jove
Jaques HH. Smith
Brother Smith
Merder
Lanesville Mutual Aid Society
Jol Meurer
Morris Baker
Geo
CL Siniler
Bridgeport Notes On Weather and Social Visits
Wet conditions hinder corn growth while June fruit tree drop continues. Louisville resident Mrs Thermion visits DPD family. Charles Cunningham and others travel between Bridgeport and nearby towns. Local students and families attend Liberal High School and Tranover College trips. marriages and picnics noted around Pecan Grove with autos and trucks on River Road.
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Watters
J. Bettie Dlohns
Mart Keen
Martha Blunk
Parnsley
New Albany
Leste Farnstey
Som Boyd
Carrier
Mordiag
Bendois
Beeler
Garland
Tranover College
Mendy
John Fortstey
Pfrmmer Chapel
Rev
Patterson
Bphey
Pecan Grove
Colune
John
J. F Parnsley
Bridgeport
Eva May Stewart
Roy
Mary Stewart
Floyd County
Leanisville
Tett
Mattie Culiaiinghansy
Louisville
Charles Smith
Upton
Fink Stackey
DePauw Family News and Local Obituaries
Mr and Mrs Herman Barnes took their daughter to St Josephs Dufiri aryo in Louisville for final treatment. Miss Ned Penny of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mrs Florence Dennis and Frances Denny accompanied her home. Tom Ot died Thursday morning at 1 00 at the home of Dave Adan and was buried at Zion Friday afternoon. The services were led by Rever Souner and Mio frve Adams. Frank left for school Wednesday with Mr Adams going to Bloomington and Frank to Terre Haute. Miss Dolores Davis and Wanda Gartz went to Terre Haute for the summer term. Chester Schuppert spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Noah Martin and son Ormand of Monon visited with Gurtz family Wednesday.
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Depauw
Herman Barnes
St. Joseph's Dufiriaryo
Louisville
Ned Penny
Indianapolis
Florence Denns
Frances Denny
John Whitianga
Merc Vireil Vowles
Tom Ot
Noah Martin
Son Ormand
Monen
Pudi
Abr
Seaford Martin
Obituary of Susie Snapp Bawards in New Albany
Susie Snapp Bawards born June 10 180s died May 5 125 Cincinnati Ohio aged twenty four after brief illness. She married Charles Edwards March 4. Funeral at her mother 212 W 8th St New Albany conducted by Rev. W. H. Powerton. Burial Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers Hallie Wright Elizabeth Abertshauser Susan Prather Vivian Salmond. Survived by husband mother five brothers two sisters and many relatives.
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Susie FL Snapp Bawards
Susan Smipp
Jame
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Edwards
Perth
Pan Ilness
W. Oth
New Albany
Ind
Wo HL Powerton
Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Hallie Wright
Elizabeth Abertshauser
Susan Prather
Vivian Salmond
Mickiel Snapp
Hono. Willard
Lowensport
Robert B
Mrs Wolfe and Daisy Thank Neighbors for Kindness
Mrs Wolfe and her daughter Miss Daisy express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of Mel Wolfe. He died at his Corydon home last Thursday morning and was laid to rest recently.
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Wolfe
Daisy
Mel Wolfe
Corydon
Ice Cream Social at St Peter's Church June 7
Luther League announces an ice cream social at St Peter's Church Thursday evening June 7. All are invited. The Siamese government plans to buy nine new airplanes for its postal service.
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Luther League
St. Peter's Church
Catlin O'Hern Wedding in Jeffersonville
Ruth Catlin and Charles P. O'Hern wed at St. Augustine's rectory in Jeffersonville. Attendants Edna Scott and Barringer Catlin. The bride, daughter of Charles R. Catlin, graduates Jeffersonville High. The couple plans a wedding trip to Cincinnati Cleveland Niagara Falls.
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Ruth Catlin
Charles P. O'Hern
Jeffersonville
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Michael Halpin
Edna Scott
Barringer Catlin
Charles R. Catlin
Catlin
Jeffersonville High School
Dennis Ovtern
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South Boone
Charlie Leibert
Albany
Dine Cotta
Ed. Crosier
Elizabeth
Geo. J. Crosier
Towar
Sacmi Pride No
New Amtenn
Gwe
Jane Loth
Albert Redden
James H. Smith
Uns
Radi
Miller's Electric Shop
Cory DO
Fairy Grounds
Catlin—O'hern
U. S
Hurst Hardware Company
Mongolia
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