Germany to sign Peace Treaty and League of Nations pact
Germany voted 237 to 138 to accept the treaty as proposed by the Allies and to attach the German envoys signatures unconditionally. The document is expected to be signed this week and President Wilson plans a homeward journey to urge Senate action and public support for the League. The world hopes for lasting peace and a powerful move to prevent future wars.
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Germany
General Assembly of Germany
Wilson
United States Senate
United States
Treaty
League of Nations
Lodge
Borah
Sherman
Knox
Lanesville Mill Sold to Russell Barry in Local Deal
Bauer brothers sold The Bauer Milling Co. at Lanesville to Russell Barry, who will operate as The Lanesville Milling Company. Sam Craycroft, about sixty two, was found dead in his bed at his home near the forks of the creek after being unobserved since Saturday. Coroner James Roby ruled organic heart trouble. Surviving sons Ivan and John, daughter Mrs. Mabel Stith, and a soldier and a Mexico service member. Funeral planned for Wednesday.
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Lanesville
Joseph and
Herman Bauer
Bauer Milling Co
Russell Barry
Lanesville Milling Company
Sam Craycroft
Forks of the Creek
Tilman Harrison
Mr. Craycroft
Harrison
Ivan
Philippine Islands
John
Mexico
Mabel Stith
Indianapolis
Local News Roundup From Jeffersonville Area
Families visit relatives and friends as several residents return from service or health issues improve. Notables include Alvin Osborne and family from Jeffersonville, Wm. Scharrer visiting after discharge, and Freeman Osborn recently back from France.
Lieutenant Hall Ulen Visits Corydon Family News
Lieutenant Hall Ulen, a First Lieutenant in the US Army Dental Corps stationed at Columbus New Mexico for twenty months, visits Corydon. He will be joined by Miss Clara S Bennett for a quiet wedding at three this afternoon at the bride’s home, with both families present before departing to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Ulen
United States Army
Dental Corps
Columbus
New Mexico
Corydon
Jen
Clara S Bennett
John Bennett
East Chestnut Street
Mrs Shireman Visits From New Albany With Family
Mrs Cal Shireman and her daughter Miss Clanche from New Albany visited Mr and Mrs Frank W Shireman in this place along with Mr Walton of Louisville on Monday and Tuesday.
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Cal Shireman
Miss Clanche
New Albany
Mr. Walton
Louisville
Frank W. Shireman
Dr and Mrs Ulen End Three Week Couplet Trip
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Ulen returned from a three week Couplet tour covering 1300 miles with two punctures and a blow-out near Palmyra. They visited relatives in Buffalo and Detroit, saw Niagara Falls, crossed to Canada, and shipped their car across the lake. They cut the trip short to be home for their son Lieutenant Hall Ulen.
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F. A. Ulen
Palmyra
Alen
Charles Dilcher
Atuffalo
New York
W. W. Admire
Detroit
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Canada
Buffalo
Death of Mrs. Anna Hoffman in Jackson township
Mrs. Anna Hoffman died Friday afternoon at one o'clock in Jackson township after four months of tuberculosis. She was the wife of John Hoffman and mother of a daughter. Funeral services were held Monday at the Catholic church in Lanesville, where she was a member, with burial in the Catholic cemetery. She was formerly Gering before marriage and is survived by two brothers, John of this county and Henry of Benton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hoffman
Jackson Township
John Hoffman
Lanesville
Hoffman
John
This
Henry
Benton County
Kellems Sells Blacksmith Shop To Evans in Lanesville
Kellems sells all interest in the blacksmith and repair shop to C. M. Evans who takes charge last Monday. Kellems remains employed in the shop along with Barney Kellems and others, as the business remains busy with daily auto service between Lanesville and New Albany.
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Kellems
Evans
E. E. Kellems
C. M. Evans
United States
Mr. Kellems
Barney Kellems
Earl Kellems
Cleve Rainbolt
Isaac Beanblossom
Lanesville
New Albany
Philip Ott
Lightning Strikes Corydon Area Home Killing Pets
During an electrical storm on Tuesday June 28 at about seven, lightning hit Otto Wilson's home north of Corydon. The house suffered damage, a white oak tree was struck, and a cat and a collie were killed. The family escaped unharmed. The same house was wrecked by a March 1917 cyclone. Notice offers farm work by month or on shares from R White Ramsey Ind.
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Otto Wilson
Corydon
Death of Albert Richert in Webster township
Albert Richert died Tuesday morning June 24 after a two week typhoid illness at his mother's home in Webster township. He was 39 and survived by his mother and four sisters Emma Lena Mrs. Frank Wolfe and Mrs. Jacob Bour. His father George Richert died three years ago. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St Peter Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Albert Richert
Sallie Richert
Webster Township
Emma
Lena
Frank Wolfe
Jacob Bour
George Richert
St. Petera Lutheran Church
Burrel
Barn Struck by Lightning on Farm in Jackson Township
A barn on Dorsey Clunie's farm in Jackson township was struck by lightning Tuesday evening June 17 at 5 o'clock. The barn caught fire but Mr Claunie extinguished the flames. Chas Clunie was knocked down entering the barn door but suffered no ill effects.
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Dorsey Clunie
Jackson Township
Camp Keller Chaperones Guide Group of Young Campers
At Camp Keller Mrs. T. J. Hudson and Mr. T. J. Hudson supervise a group this week including Catherine Hudson Mary Margaret Miller Ruth Keller Christine Keller Cleon Miller Roy Taylor Joe Hottie Wm. Cook Harry Fleshman and Sidney Keller.
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T. J. Hudson
Camp Keller
Catherine Hudson
Mary Margaret Miller
Ruth Keller
Christine Keller
Cleon Miller
Messrs
Roy Taylor
Joe Hottie
Wm. Cook
Harry Fleshman
Sidney Keller
Household sale by Mrs Minnie Taylor near Valley City
Mrs Minnie Taylor will sell her household goods at her farm in Washington township near Valley City on Saturday June 28 at 1 P M. Usual terms.
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Minnie Taylor
Washington Township
Valey City
Pioneer Rural Carrier Visits Corydon from Fair Oaks
A M Pringle of Fair Oaks Jasper county Indiana born in Jackson township sixty years ago visited Corydon last Saturday. He first saw the town during this trip after living in the county for decades and he enjoyed touring the Old Late Capitol and the Constitutional Elm. He is visiting his uncles in New Salisbury and will call on relatives near Hardinsburg before returning home.
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A. M. Pringle
Fair Oaks
Jasper County
Indiana
Corydon
Mr. Bringle
Jackson Township
Silas
Hampton Bringle
New Salisbury
Hardinsburg
Washington County
Mr. Pringle
Celebration Date Change Sets Palmyra Event on August 23
The planned celebration at Palmyra originally scheduled for July 4 has been postponed. The new date announced is August 23, with organizers stating no event will occur on August 8.
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Palmyra
Corydon Base Ball Club Hosts Crandall Sunday game
Corydon Base Ball Club invites the public to a Sunday game against Crandall at Corydon Fair Grounds. Admission is free. For game details, call Richard Cochran.
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Crandall
Corydon
Corydon Fair Grounds
Richard Cochran
President Wilson sails home from Brest aboard George Washington
President Wilson is scheduled to depart Brest aboard the ship George Washington to return home. The voyage marks the end of his European visit and returns him to the United States.
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Wilson
Brest
Kodak Film and Post Cards Advertised by Rexall Store
No. 2 Brownie or No. 2 C Kodak 4c each post cards. Fastman Speed Films in fresh stock. Sent by mail upon receipt of price. McDonald Stockdell Co. The Rexall Store. Kodaks and Kodak finishing. New Albany, Ind. Pearl Market. ad-idw.
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Kodak
Fastman
McDonald Stockdell Co
Rexall
Kodaks & Kodak Finishing
New Albany
Yod
Pearl @ Market
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Little Mary
Thomas Boston
Philip Ferock
Alvin Osborne
Elsie
Jeffersonville
B. F. Osborn
George Austin
Kangee City
Edward Ollis
Charles Martin
Astoria
Ill
Wm. Scharrer
John Scharrer
Jesse J. Kahl
John Denhart
St. Joe
New York City
M. A. Smith
Sarah Mosier
Bradford
Henry Keehn
Lieut. Hall User
Clara Bennett
Mrs
Ulen
Lanesville, Ind
Texas Central
Investors Paradise
the World Wonder
Burkburnett
Brownwood
San Antonio
Liquid Gold
Texas Central Petroleum Co
Texas
Burkburnett Field
McMann
Burk Waggoner
Thrift, Marine
United
Golden Cycle
Texas’ Central Petroleum Company
Texas Central Petroleum Company
Franklyn G. Bryan
Moore Bldg
Rilt. Pennington
Pres
Gro
W. Beals
Franklin G. Bryan
Bkigeal
Wks
R. White
Ramsey
Ind
Fordson Tractor
Dco
Ford’ & Nounce
Woodie Melton
H. McGinavid Stoker
Nicholas Eve
Kraft Andy
Watson Oseph Nyder Homas
Jesse L. Redden
V. H. Bulleit & Sons
Corydon, Ind
R. R
Depauw
Crandall Exchange
Thornwood Poultry Yards and Hatcheries
Wilbur L. Miller
Harrison County
Black Eagle
Geo. B. Sears
Geo
R. Sears
Sound
Geo. R. Sears
Maxwell
A. Kodak
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