Rev Henry Zenor a Revered County Citizen Dies at 73
Rev Henry Zenor died at his home near Ramsey on June 21 after a several week illness. Funeral services were held at Pfrimmer's Chapel with Rev McNeely and Rev N M Rumbley presiding. interment followed in the church cemetery. Born August 10 1838 he was 73 years 10 months and 11 days old. He married Nancy Bogers March 1 1862 and left a widow and five children Woodford Zenor Mrs Robert Bruce Edward Zenor Amos Zenor and Mrs Michael Woehl. He is survived by brother Judge William T Zenor of New Albany and three sisters Mrs Michael Gehrbach Mrs James Willett and Mrs John B Willett. Zenor served as county sheriff two terms and preached for the United Brethren church. He was regarded as a faithful Christian and one of Harrison counties best citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zenor
Ramsey
Pfrimmer
Nancy Bogers
Woodford Zenor
Robert Bruce
This County
Edward Zenor
New Albany
Amos Zenor
California
Michael Woehl
New Ross
Indiana
William T. Zenor
Michael Gehrbach
James Willett
John B. Willett
Warren County
Zenor
United Brethren Church
Harrison County
Local Social Notes from Shakerville and Nearby Areas
Shakerville and New Salisbury residents share visits and gatherings with families and neighbors. Attendees include Allen, Patterson, Crosby, and Blair families plus Bertha Girdley returning from Georgetown. A Sunday storm damaged roads and corn, prompting talk of building sturdy walk logs across creeks to prevent washouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Allen
Temple
Frank Allen
New Salisbury
Hez
Herbert Patterson
Lizzie Crosby
Flatwoods
A. T. Patterson
Lon Shireman
Theo Patterson
Goldman Blair
Bertha Girdley
Georgetown
Wm. D. Wilson
Bertha
Lanesville
Methodist Church
Id Greshams
Missionary Program at Bethany June 30 at 7 30 p m
A Bethany program details a missionary lesson led by Grace Messier with hymns prayers and roll call. Dorothy Cline presents scripture Psalms 68 28 30 and Virgie Stauth delivers a general survey of missionary progress in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. T
Bethany
Grace, Messier
Dorothy Cline
Africa
Virgie Stauth
Olie Mae Hisey
Virginia F. Hisey
Salome Messier
Litly Elliott
Sunday School Convention Program at Mount Zion U B
Annual Sunday School event lists speakers Rev Gallion Rev Brown Rev Tay lor Rev Roberts and Rev Gallion with choirs Mauckport Highland Bethel U B and Mauckport M E plus Miss Cleo Flanigan. Includes prayers and songs with audience participation and a noon address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion U. B
Gi. M. Young
America
Gallion
Little Folks
Mauckport U. B. Choir
Brown
Highland Choir
U. S
Speedy
Tay
Mauckport M. E. Choir
Rev. Roberts
Bethel U. B.S. 8
Local notes from Corydon Democrat on visits and birth
Miss Anna Simon visited relatives in Louisville last week. George Colin of Excelsior Hill spent last Sunday with his friend in New Albany. Miss Ethel Nolot returned from Greenville where she had stayed two weeks. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Gleman a 12 pound son named Castel Melvin last Saturday June part of the Corydon Democrat snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Simon
Louisville
Guss Steph
Ed Henriot
George Colin
Excelsior Hill
New Albany
Ethel Nolot
Greenville
Carl Gleman
Castel Melvin
Jessie Rhoads
Central
Curt Hurley
Lenora Kannapel
Katie Lilpop
Leo
Herman
New Middletown
Warden
Curt Daleys Farm
Death of Mrs Mary Green in Spencer township
Mrs Mary Green wife of Bryant Green died at home after a long tuberculosis illness in Spencer township. Funeral was held Friday at Potato Run where she was laid to rest. She was about thirty five and survived by her husband and several children. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lynch of Scott township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Green
Bryant Green
Spencer Township
Potato Run
Joseph Lynch
Scott Township
Oil Fields and Town Notes Brighten Busy Harvest
Health is good as Dogwood thrives and oil fields rise. Farmers harvest golden grain while locals report visits from strange men and travel plans to Canada. Ben F. Smith runs a bustling hotel, John Link dies at eighty two and is buried at St Michael with Rev KE L Juade officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Link
Eitizen
St. Michael
KE. L
Juade
Celebrating Dr H W Wolfe on Eightieth Birthday
The well known Floyd city physician Dr H B Wolfe reached his eightieth birthday yesterday and expressed vigor surpassing many men his age. Rev Thomas Cleland led a congratulations with church elders and deacons, and Wolfe later visited Corydon to celebrate with granddaughter Mrs B A Applegate and family. He is a Georgetown township native who spent most of his life in Harrison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
H. 8. Wolfe
Floyd
Thomas H. Cleland
Third Presbyterian Church
Wolfe
Corydon
Dr. Wolfe
Georgetown Township
Harrison County
N. A. Ledger
Local residents visit relatives and church hosts July 4 picnic
Farmers cut wheat as families visit kin in the community. Mrs Elizabeth Hauswald visits son Micheal near Kings Cave while Loretta Reiling of Louisville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Hess. Several other relatives spend time with Hess and Kochert families. The Evangelical Lutheran church hosts a school picnic in the grove on July 4 with songs and recitations in German and English. Olga Schleicher marks her 14th birthday with friends including Claudina Zollman Frelya Hulde and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hauswald
Micheal
Near Kings Cave
Mary Pressler
Clara Bachman
Nicholas Eve
New Middletown
Chas. Qleitz
Esther
Flat Woods
Margaret Voelker
Alex Eve
Harold and
Elenore
Duncan
Rosa Shickel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Olga Schleicher
Claudina Zollman
Frelya Hulde
Frieda Zabel
Emmaline
Luetta
Bertha Reinhardt
Lizetta Hussing
Anna Hebel
Alma Alma Schmidt
Hulda Schleicher
Surprise birthday for Philip Blank at home on fiftieth
On Sunday June 283 a large crowd of relatives and friends gathered at Philip Blank s home to surprise him for his fiftieth birthday. Mrs Blank and neighbor women prepared a dinner. guests enjoyed social chat music and singing. Andy Voelker Jr photographed the gathering before everyone left after a fine supper. XXII Clay Wolfe Mauckport and passage through Corydon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Blank
Mr. B
Peter Sxlerner
Harve Hartman
Jacob Dietrich
Philip Green
Fred Green
Will Zolieen
Ed. Redich
Mary Redich
Margaret Voelker
Kate Walther
Kate Green
Julius Prelle
Andrew Voelker
Anna
Martha Klerner
Ruth Berkenheim
Emilie Walther
Clara
Emilie Dietrich
Rena
Gertrude
Emilie Zollman
Esther
Josephine
Rachel
Ernona
Lillian Green
Clara Schleicher
Elma Schneider
Lillian Hertling
Frieda Hartman
Emilie Voelker
Dietrich
Fred
Andy Voelker
Robert
Oscar
Julius
Henry Green
Schneider
Louis
Emil
Gustav
Edmund Walther
Herman Zollman
Andy Voelker, Jr
Mr. Blank
Put Your Money In the Corydon Savings and Loan
Advertisement urges readers to invest at the Corydon Savings and Loan Association offering 5 percent interest. It promotes two purchase options: a paid up share of $100 at one payment or installment shares with $1 or more per month. Encourages investing if funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loan Association
Corydon
Trap For Ants With Paregoric In Water Basin
A Today’s Magazine note advises using paregoric in a shallow basin of water to attract ants both large and small. Place a few drops in a small basin and observe many ants drawn to the trap on the premises.
Dry Goods and Groceries New and Additional Stock
Ed Gresham invites the public to visit his Lanesville Indiana store now with new stock. The grocery department features Drifted Snow Carnation Gold Medals and Star flour and first class corn meal plus White safety oil for lighting and fuel.
Community Notes From Crandall and Nearby Areas
Willard Allen loses a fine mule on Sunday harvest is mild with recent rain aiding crops. Jackson township pike nears completion. Local visits include Walter Wright of Corydon to Thos Wright and David Winn with son near New Albany. Baptisms occur at Crandall U B circuit and Palmyra Circuit members join the church. Numerous visits from Louisville New Albany and Crandall residents fill a Sunday roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Walter Wright
Corydon
Thos. Wright
Frank Lewis
Gerald John
Nicholas Reising
Charles
Supt
Clunie
Ivan Barrow
Smith Askren
Elizabeth Kern
Laconia
Jacob Elwanger
Crandall U. B
Crackman’s
Crandall
U. B
Palmyra
W. E. Dye
David Winn
David
New Albany
Thomas Winn
Winn
Rising river and farm movement marked by local notes
The river is rising and Baxter Byerly has moved on the Jesse Gwartney farm. Miss Hallie McRae of New Albany visits Miss Julia Miller here. Miss Cleo Wiseman from New Albany summering with relatives. Dr. Alfred Mathes soon visits Akron Ohio. Mona McRae and sisters Hilda and Laura visit Ben Eager. Freshet wrecks low bottom lands and corn. Mrs Kate Fleshman and Mrs Arthur Hardsaw of Valley City visit. O W Hottle and daughter visit Hottle parents west of town. Hoth township commencement at U B church with twenty three graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Byerly
Jesse Gwartney
Hallie McRae
New Albany
Julia Miller
Cleo Wiseman
Alfred Mathes
Akron
Ohio
Mona McRae
Hilda
Laura
Ben *Eager
Kate Fleshman
Arthur Hardsaw
Valley City
O. W. Hottle
Corydon
Mrs
John Hottle
Marion Normal College notes and student progress
Marion Normal College Harrison County notes list Ralph Watters completing the Book-keeping course this term. Ada Dawson David Scull and Williard Johnson study Professional Training to enter teaching. Prof. Vance Swinson arrives from Illinois to enter College. Roy Jack and Maurice N O'Bannon pursue a Bachelor’s Degree through the Scientific Course with O Bannon taking Political Economy focused on National Questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Watters
Ada Dawson
David Scull
Williard Johnson
Vance Swinson
New Middletown
Illinois
Roy Jack
Maurice N. O’bannon
O’ Bannon
Stokes Jackson Dies in Greenfield After Illness
Stokes Jackson died at his home in Greenfield last Saturday afternoon after several months of illness. He was Indiana Democratic State Chairman in 1908 and 1910 and served as Sergeant-at-Arms of the National House of Representatives, elected at the Sixty Second Congress assembly in May 1911. For Sale full blooded Bird pups. John E. Mathews, New Amsterdam, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes Jackson
Greenfield
Mr. Jackson
Indiana
National House of Representatives
Congress
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Anna Roberts
Ward
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Henry Rogge
Frenchtown
The
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Dogwood
Walter Cotner
Ben F. Smith
Canada
John Siepe
Louis Guetze
Falls
Geo. Deusch
George Cunther
Ius Backerns
Ben
John Gordon
Fred Elbert
Robert Watson
John Luther
B. FE
Smith
Loretta Reiling
Joseph Hess
Tony Kochert
Waynesville
Herman and
Raymond
Louis Goeswin
Edmund Eisenmenger
Clay Wolfe
Mauckport
Frank
Scott
Ed Gresham
Ind
Hursttown
Willard Allen
Pearl Glove
Grace
Harry Davis
Geo. Check
Millie Ketchum
Perry Routh
Andrew Conrad
James Evans
Fred Igert
Martha Glaze
Sugar Grove
Dye
John Sheler
Jacob Cline
Wm. Housel
Imma Lahue
Cha
Hoth Township
U. B. Church
Marion Normal College
Pearl
Mammerers
Ackerman Brothers
Evans Landing, Ind
Eureka
Mr. Farmer
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
isoRie Markets
L.S
John E. Mathews
New Amsterdam
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