DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Frederick Lillpop
Frederick Lillpop of Webster township died at his home after a two week illness from appendicitis. Surgeons Dr Spaulding of Louisville and Dr Amzi Weaver of Elizabeth operated but he died early Saturday. Funeral at New Middletown Catholic church with Father George Schenk. Burial in church cemetery. He was 65, survived by his wife four children and ten grandchildren. A longtime Catholic, he headed the county Poor Farm for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lillpop
Webster Township
New Middletown
Spaulding
Louisville
Amzi Weaver
Elizabeth
New Middletown Catholic Church
George Schenk
Buena Vista
Oscar
Claude
Gus Blevins
New Castle
Indiana
Blanche Lillpop
Lillpop
Honor For Funkhouser Evansville Lieut Funkhouser Buried
The body of Lieut Albert C Funkhouser died Monday in Newport News Va arrives and will be buried tomorrow at Bayard Park Methodist Episcopal Church. The county flag is at half mast during the funeral and the Vanderburg Bar Association honored his memory. His brother Lieut Paul Funkhouser was killed in France, prompting a push to name the Evansville post of the American Legion the Funkhouser Post.
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Evansville
Ind
Albert C. Funkhouser
Newport News
Bayard Park
Methodist Episcopal Church
Court House
Vanderburg
Lieut
Funkhouser
Paul Funkhouser
France
American Legion of Honor
Indianapolis Star
Zear Sunday School to Hold Annual Celebration
The Zear Sunday School five miles northeast of Corydon will hold its regular annual celebration in John Anderson's grove near the church on Saturday August 9. Further details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zear Sunday School
Corydon
John Anderson
Optometrist Dr J A Hottell to Visit Corydon Friday
Dr J A Hottell, Corydon optometrist, will be at Cramall on Friday June 27 offering refraction corrections. No case too difficult for him. At Ashworth's Store Mrs Ben Lasley traveled to Indianapolis to stay with her children for the summer after wintering there. She has had poor health at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hottell
Corydon
Cramall
Ashworth’s
Ben Lasley
Indianapolis
Mr. Lasley
Andrew C. Keller
Bottorff
Wm. M. Scholl
Foot Authority
Catarrh Cure Debate Sparked by Local Applications
A brief note argues that catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, challenging common remedies and urging consumers to seek alternatives.
Local notices and ads from Corydon Indiana area
Summer solstice arrives on longest day last Saturday. Squirrel hunting opens August 1. New Ahibrand buggies arrive at W H Bullett & Sons. Fine Jersey cow for sale. Local visits: Mrs Rhoads and others return from Indianapolis. Auto trips to Shelbyville Kentucky. Fertilizer dues July 1. Political remarks about Republican papers. Dodge and Ford cars advertised. Various local health and farm notices and a long hospital nursing note. Decoration services at Elizabeth attended with sermons and music. AutoTruck service from Lanesville to New Albany. Mr and Mrs Leander Bottles visit Crecelius in Washington Twp. Crecelius nearing 97 reflects on past ninety years. Fruit trees laden on Crecelius farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Bottles
Bottles
John Creceline
Local notices from New Albany area and Corydon events
Miss Mamie Frakes visits relatives in New Albany. Rehoboth church hosts ice cream supper next Saturday night June 28 by the Sunday School. W. H. Bullett & Sons stock Ahlbrand and Hercules buggies. GRESHAM & MARKEL note Cecil Miles as Chautauqua Treasurer. call to pledge holders. Buick cars sold by Borgerding Auto Supply in New Albany. Rev. M A Cossaboom ill. Corydon Christian Church services canceled. For Sale: two Jane Oliver turning plans wheat drill and eight work horses. Morris Baker advertises hardware and groceries. Mrs. Fred McCulloch named Democratic Chair for Indiana Twelfth District women. Brewster family expected from overseas. James S. Brewster with Y M C A. M. W. Bean reports first blackberries at Corrdon Market. Mr. and Mrs. Ed T Keller family visiting Corydon. Keller invested in Standard Minerals Company stock at Long Beach. Gordon tires praised.
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Ed T. Keller
Elizabeth
Long Beach
California
Andrew C. Keller
Mr. Keiler
Standard Minerals Company
Kingman
Arizona
Keller
First girl in county joins pig club in Posey county
Dorothy Beal daughter of Louis Beal formerly of Jackson township now in Posey County became the counties first girl to join the pig club. She received one Endress Chain pig from Corydon National Bank bred from Duroc Jerseys at Apple Orchard Farm. Queen the brood sow produced two litters and a weaned male sold for forty dollars. Dorothy promotes club work and helps Supervisor Herman Prage in Posey township. Also notice a Fordson tractor display by W H Bullett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Beal
Louis Beal
Jackson Township
Posey
Pig Club
Corydon National Bank
Apple Orchard
Dorothy
Miss Dorothy
Herman Prage
Posey Township
Local Confectionery Ad from Laneaville
Confectionery ice cream soda and soft drinks offered. Nice rest room available for eating and drinking. Philip Ott address 7 Laneaville Ind 318-3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ott
Laneaville
Ind
Enjoyable Time at Elberte Place On Longest Day
The article describes a pleasant 1919 gathering at Mr. Fred Elberte's home with guests from Louisville. Ice supplied by Ee Bee Breear and R. Binot allowed ice cream and refreshments over Saturday and Sunday. Highlights include 31 black bass caught in the lake, a 5 pounds 7 ounces bass, and a 22.5 pound snapping turtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elberte
Ee Bee “Breear
Re. A. R. Binot
Louisville
Sidney Hilbert
Elbert
Brocar
Chas
Creceilus
A. Horn
Lambert
Evelyn Elbert
Smith Parks
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Harrison County
Nelson R. Rothrock
John Rothrock
Depauw
Elsa
Mae Hunt
Walter S. Hunt
Aurora
Isuegal
Jus. Craighead
Emington
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Zear S. S
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Jersey
Sherman Engleman
Ramsey, Ind
Ben Rhoads
Wm. Christley
Minnie Davidson
Lewis Tracewell
Oscar Wright
Shelbyville, Ky
W. H. Ballett & Sons
The
United States Senate
W. H. Bubbit & Sons
Fred Smith
Corydon Presbyterian Church
Sidney
Ohio
Dodge Brothers
H. Bugbanan
Dodge Brothers’ Motor Cars
Henry Seburn
Scott Wiseman
W. H. Baillett & Sons
Hays Hedden
Taylor Township
Arvil Fleck
W. H. Morris
Roy Smith
Plock
Smith
M. BE. Hall
W. H. Howerton
New Albany
M. L. New
Dryer
Lanesville
Mamie Frakes
Ahlbrand
Hercules
Rehoboth
Rehoboth Sunday School
Gresham & Markel Lanesville
Cecil Miles
Chautauqua Association
Buick Automobiles
Buick
Borgerding Automobile Supply Company
M. A. Cossaboom
Janes Oliver
Wood Melton
Laconia
Morris Baker
Fred McCulloch
Fort Wayne
Twelfth
McCulloch
Samuel M. Foster
Foster
Brewster
James 8. Brewster
Paris
Brest
M. W. Bean
Corrdon
Mr. Bean
Gordon Automobile
Geo. B. Wahl
Pig Club Girl
Fred Lillpop
Gene
Firman Sieg
Devaun
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Spencer School Township
Depauw P.O
Said Township
W.E Nolot
Meech
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Texas
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Bay City
Michigan
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St. Louis
Missouri
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Democrat
Poplar Street
C. M. Evans
Corydon, Ind
Edith Watson
Depauw University
Greencastle
A. G. Watson
Deavor Society
Ruth and
Margaret Walk
Oberlin
Seymour Walik
Mire Anna Walk
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