Death of Mrs. Mary M. Daley Duley near Corydon
Mrs Mary M Daley Duley wife of James Duley died after a long illness at their home six miles south of Corydon on June 18 1922 aged fifty one years nine months and sixteen days She was a lifelong member of the M E Church and widow of James Daley leaving seven children Elsie Payton Charles Showmaker Susie Anna Mikie Mary Alice and Sarah Elizabeth Funeral at Old Salem church near New Middletown was conducted by Rev A Eisman on June 15 with burial in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Duley
James Duley
Corydon
Mary M. Daley
James du Jey
Mmel Church
New Middletown
E. G. Jann
M. E. Church
Elsie Payton
Chas
Susie
Anna
Mikie
Mary Alice
Sarah Elizabeth Daley
Harrison Wiseman
Piano Recital of Frances Kirkham in Des Moines Iowa
Mrs. Dr William Moore reports Frances Kirkham daughter of Kirkham family in Harrison county performed a piano recital in Des Moines Iowa on May 12 at Eight o clock The program included works by Handel Mozart Schumann Gootschalk Bizet Chopin and Moszkowsky with several pieces titled for foreign lands and important events The recital was held at Highland Park Presbyterian Church Corner Fourth St and Budd Ave Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
New Albany
Aylsworth Colvin
Des Moines
Iowa
Ozie Kirkham
Kirkham
Frank White
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Fourth St
Budd Ave
Gootschalk
Agzadav
Moszkowsky
Old Capital Bank Plans Addition After Public Auction
The Old Capital Bank and Trust Company plans to extend the recently purchased bank building at the west end with a larger vault. Sheriff Isaac E. Orwick will oversee the concrete work, bringing extensive experience to the project. Also offered: an eight room two story frame house with 100 by 300 foot lot for sale in Corydon.
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Capital Bank and Trust Company
Corydon National Bank
Isaac E. Orwick
Ske
OLD Capital Real Estate Agency
Beautiful June Wedding in Corydon parish ceremony
Miss Alliene Mary Brown and Mr. James Bernard Stansbury wed at St. Joseph's Church Corydon with a full church, music by Mrs. G. C. Doolittle and soloists. The couple plans a French Lick trip and will reside on North Market Street. The bride, teacher, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brown. groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stansbury, has managed Union Transportation Lines at Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliene Mary Brown
James Bernard Stansbury
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Corydon
J. A. Holland
G. C. Doolittle
Shubert
Ruth Keller
Katherine Hudson
Clarence Brown
Cleophas Bphalt
Lohengrin
Father Holland
Irma Brown
Guy Stansbury
Bardstown
Kentucky
Stansbury
French Lick
North Market Street
George E. Brown
W. E. Stansbury
Union Transportation Lines
W. B. Stansbury
Louise
Mildred
T. C. Stansbury
Amos Yeager
Jeanette Smith
Geo. Holman
Catherine Willenbort
Louisville
H. C. Kettling
St. Matthews
C. W. Brown
New Albany
Marriage Licenses Listed for Six Couples
James Bernard Stansbury wed Alliene Mary Brown Edwin Hochstresser married Eva C Har beson Samuel W Allen tied with Lina N Curts Herman P Zollman joined Leora Ell wahger Thomas Americus McCormick married Myrtle Gertrude Eskew official notices list six couples seeking marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bernard Stansbury
Alliene Mary Brown
Edwin Hochstresser
Eva C. Harbeson
Samuel W. Allen
Lina N. Curts
Herman P. Zollman
Leora Ellwahger
Thomas Americus McCormick
Myrtle Gertrude Eskew
Martin family visits Corydon from Smithfield Illinois
Rev Charles W. Martin and wife with six children Roy Inez Marvin John Sidney Charles and Helen stay with his parents Mr and Mrs John W Martin one mile east of Corydon. They arrived yesterday by car and plan a three week visit. Rev Martin serves as pastor of the United Brethren church at Smithfield for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Martin
Roy
Inez
Marvin
John Sidney
Charles
Helen
Smithfield
Illavis
John W. Martin
Corydon
Martin
United Brethren Church
Brown Couple Welcomes Daughter This Monday
Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown welcomed a daughter born on Monday, adding a new member to the family.
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Clarence Brown
Corydon Bankers on Trial in Federal Court
The case of George W. Applegate and co defendants against Corydon bank officers unfolds in Indianapolis. Testimony from bank staff and government witnesses covers records, transactions, and embezzlement charges as trial proceeds with multiple local witnesses called for both sides.
Embezzlement Case Against Corydon Banker Moves to Jury
George W. Applegate former vice president of First National bank Corydon Ind is charged with embezzling 6500 from a farmer Leander Bottles. Prosecutors say the money came from a bank account. defense argues it was a private transaction not affecting national banking laws. The bank has since become defunct.
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Indianapolis Star
George W. Applegate
First National Bank of Corydon
Ind
Applegate
Leander Bottles
Corydon
Bottles
Corydon Banker Lied About Destroyed Bank Book in Applegate Case
Leander Bottles testified in federal court that money deposited in the Corydon National Bank was not lent to George W. Applegate. The government accuses Applegate of embezzling 6500 dollars on February 17, 1921, with the bank closing next year. Jury found Applegate guilty. penalty pending before Judge Anderson.
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Leander Bottles
Corydon
Federal Court
Corydon National Bank
George W. Applegate
Applegate
Ben §S. Applegate
Wilson FE. Cook
Bottles
Defense
Arthur B. Richert
A. B. Anderson
Eureka
Anderson
Mr Patterson to Speak at Farmers Picnic on July Fourth
Mr Patterson will deliver an address at the Farmers Picnic at the Fair Grounds on July 4. He is well known throughout the county and the event is billed as a feature worth attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Patterson
Ambu Electrical Shop to Open July 1 in Public Square
Ambu Electrical Shop announces opening on July 1 at the North East corner of Public Square. Services include farm lighting plants, Philadelphia Diamond Grid storage batteries, battery charging and repair, with a garage in connection under GEO. S. WILSON, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambu Electrical Shop
Philadelphia
North East Corner Public Square
Geo. S. Wilson, Mer
Boy Scouts End Week Camping Along Blue River
After a week on Blue River the Boy Scouts broke camp yesterday. Hurley Conrad Scout Master Edwin Decker band master and Joseph Bender committee member stayed with the boys during the week and enjoyed it as much as the scouts. Parents and a few visitors joined for a Sunday lunch. The band instruments were present with the group.
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Blue River
Hurley Conrad
Edwin Decker
Joseph Bender
Scout Committee
Crandall Triumphs Over Old Reliables In Clean Baseball
The Crandall nine defeated the Old Reliables of Louisville 4 to 2 on Sunday June 18. Key plays included Ralph Emily's batting Carl Wagner’s fast throws and strong team defense with no errors. Crandall invites the public to upcoming game next Sunday when Brewster’s team visits Crandall at 2 PM.
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Crandall
Reliables
Louisville
Ralph Emily
Carl Wagner
Brewster ‘Sgar
All Day Meeting July 4 at Ramsey Camp Ground
An all-day meeting on July 4 at Ramsey Camp Ground hosted by Rev. Arthur McQueen of Westport Indiana. Services start at 10 AM and 2 PM. A good time is expected and everyone is invited.
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Ramsey Camp Ground
Arthur McQueen
Westport
Indiana
Weekend Exhibition Delights Visitors With Diverse Selections
A lively display entertained guests as a variety of selections were rendered for the entertainment of visitors. The Sunday showcasing drew attention to the breadth of offerings and the engaging presentation.
Runaway team damages car and crashes in town
A two horse team hitched to a road wagon ran away Monday morning near West Bridge, colliding with Jack McClaren’s Chevrolet and causing rear damage. Claude Lukenbill’s wagon was brake secured. Mitchem’s car failed to pass and rolled over, injuring no one while the horses may be hurt.
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Jack McClaren
Claude Lukenbill
Spencer Township
Lukenbill
Corydon
Walter Bussabarger
West Bridge
Mr. L
Mr. B
Bussabarger
Mr. Lukenbill
William Mitchem
Mitchem
North Market
Walnut Streets
Market Street
MccClaren
J. A. Hottell
W. Funk
Two Page Supple Ment Promises Fresh News This Week
A Busy Two Page Supple ment announces its return with extended reading and advertising. It flags notable items including Willie Evans’s death in Cleveland Ohio the Harrison County Historical Society actions a D A R meeting on Flag Day reports on pig rearing at 145 days old a $5000 damages ruling for Tina Hershman a corn theft carried home on a victim’s horse and regional updates from Milltown Dogwood and Depauw plus a note on the Total Eclipse of the Sun on August 7 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Evans
Cleveland
Ohio
Harrison County Historical Society
Tina Hershman
Milltown
Dogwood
de Pauw
Miss Mildred Deatrick and James R Newhouse Married
Miss Mildred Deatrick of Elizabeth and James R Newhouse of New Albany wed at 11 P M Saturday June 10 at the groom s parents home in New Albany Rev Turner of Wesley Chapel officiated with close relatives present The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Deatrick the groom s parents are Mr and Mrs W A Newhouse Mr Newhouse works for the U S Revenue Service and Mrs Newhouse once worked for Home Telephone in Louisville They vacationed in Dawson Springs Ky and plan to live in Henderson Ky after July 1 The Democrat offers congratulations.
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Mildred Deatrick
Elizabeth
James R. Newhouse
New Albany
Turner
Wesley Chapel Church
Elmer Deatrick
W. A. Newhouse
U.S. Revenue Service
Body of 16 year old Bernard Bir found in Ohio River
The son of Mrs. Sylvester Bir of 417 East Main Street New Albany was found in the Ohio River at Tobacco Landing by fisherman Ed Bartley. Police notified Louisville authorities and undertaker Kraft and a brother identified the body. Bir had last been seen fishing Friday night at East Fifth Street. his pole was found Saturday. Rev J H Toombs will preach at Bethany next Sunday at 3 PM.
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Bernard Bir
Sylvester Bir
East Main Street
New Albany
Ohio River
Tobacco Landing
Ed Bartley
Louisville
Kraft
East Fifth Street
Limestone quarry investigated by Loeffler at Corydon
Anthony Loeffler of St. Louis, major Railroaders' Oil stockholder, arrived in Corydon and secured a fifteen acre lease on the McGrain farm cliff to quarry limestone and burn lime with natural gas. Hiram Humphrey, with extensive quarrying experience, joins the operation as gas piping to Corydon expands, plans aim to lay four inch pipe along streets, and local dealers sell gas heaters and ranges.
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Anthony Loeffler
St. Louis
Railroaders’ Oil Company
Corydon
McGrain
Loeffler
Crowe and
Fitzgerald
Old building sold near the County Jail for bank project
The old frame building south of the County Jail on the bank owned lot was sold at public auction last Saturday. Charles L. Dick and Charles L. Gailey bid, with Gailey purchasing the structure for 37 dollars. The bank plans a new brick concrete stone and steel bank building and Gailey must clear the lot by July 5.
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Corydon State Bank
R. F. Davis
Fletch
Chas. L. Dick
Chas. L. Gailey
Mr. Gailey
Married in Pennsylvania visits from Mauckport
Frank Foster Jr and Warren Miller, both of Mauckport, visit their parents in Clariton, Pa with brides Miss Gladys Stokes and Miss Luella Adams. The couples, employed by the Government on the Monongahela River, will return to Pennsylvania this week after traveling by auto.
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Frank Foster, Jr
Warren Miller
Mauckport
Frank Foster
P. A. Miller
Mr. Miller
Luella Adams
Mr. Foster
Gladys Stokes
Clariton
Monongehala
Pennsylvania
Horse Kicks Girl in Franklin Township
Anna Donnelly eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Donnelly of Franklin township was kicked by a horse while pumping water. The shoe toe cut a deep gash between her eyes requiring stitching. Dr G D Baker Crandall treated the girl. the injury is serious but recovery expected.
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Anna
Frank Donnelly
Franklin Township
G. D. Baker
Crandall
Wheat crop assessment shows losses from late freeze
Reports across the county indicate a light overall wheat yield due to a late freeze. Observers note high ground crops fair while low grounds and flats are practically ruined, suggesting significant damage to the low-lying wheat.
Late Seed Potatoes at 1-21-2-w
W. H. BULLEIT & SONS advertise late seed potatoes with stock details and price notation 1-21-2-w, indicating available orders from a local seed firm and the date code used in sales listings.
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W. W. H. Bulleit & Sons
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Duley
Frances Kirkham
Mozart
Schumann
OLD Capital Bank and Trust Company
Corydon, Ind
Miss Alliene
Mary Brown
Indianapolis
Irs
Wilson E. Cook
Ben S. Applegate
Democrat
George W
George
Ben
Mr. Cook
Federal
Department of Justice
United States
Morgan
Sam Riely
Laura Wallace
Mildred Farish
Flora
Leander Boottles
Blaine Hays
Harrison Township
Dan Marshall
Wess
Thos. J. Wilson
Ben 8. Applegate
Indianapolis News
MR. Patterson
The
Indiana State Farmers’ Association
Old Reliables
Deatrick—Newhouse
J. H. Toombs
Bethany
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