Editors Enjoy Three-day Visit at French Lick Springs Hotel
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association members and families joined Thomas Taggart at his French Lick Springs Hotel in June for a three day gathering. A banquet featured a seven course dinner with speeches by John W Kern and others, plus musical performances and a garden excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
French Lick
Orange County
Thomas Taggart
French Lick Springs
Association
Clay W. Metsker
Plymouth
Wm. O'Brien
Auditor of State
Thos. Honan
Ralston
Honan
Frank J. Hall
Metsker
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
United States
B. F. Shively
Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Taggart
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Stella Haines
Hugh McGibbney
French Lick Valley
Demographic note from Shoals resident Engleman family
P P Engleman of Shoals Martin county Indiana writes fondly of his new home and surrounding geology. He mentions mineral water coal ore and a nearby oil test well being drilled by Sheas Oil and Cinl Company within half a mile of his residence. The family moved from Spencer township a few years ago and is doing well with many friends pleased by their success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Engleman
Shoals
Martin County
Indiana
Sheas Oil and Cinl Company
Engleman
Spencer Township
Hursttown Social Notes Highlight Local Names
Stoy Davis shows a new buggy while Floyd Wright returns to Argenta Illinois. Miss Maud McKim of New Albany visits home folks. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wright and Herschel spend time in Jeffersonville. Miss Myrtle Byerley of Syrocco Kansas visits sister Mrs James Allen. Jesse and Roscoe Davis of Louisville visit parents Sunday. Mrs Carrie Opel seamstress and daughter Iva, Mrs Anna Wright, Cohen Wright and Emery Lahue attend Fivansville gathering Sunday. Lawrence Eckart a L and N bookkeeper and his mother visit nearby Sunday.
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Floyd Wright
Argenta
Maud McKim
New Albany
Thomas Wright
Im Herschel
Jeffersonville
Myrtle Byerley
Syrocco
Kay
James Allen
Jesse
Roscoe Davis
Louisville
Henry Davis
Carrie Opel
Seamoo Mer
Iva
Anna Wright
Cohen Wright
Emery Lahue
Fivansville
Lawrence Eckart
Mary Bc¢hart
Seekers of News Find You in Crowd at Fort Covington Sun
The Fort Covington Sun notes editors seek tips on readers and locals unseen around town and urges readers to report any unusual or notable actions. It emphasizes the difficulty of locating people and asks for help in identifying individuals seen at trains, churches, post office, or streets.
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Fort Covington
ZEMO Promises Relief for Eczema from Chemist Riely
Record notes Mr Louis S Riely chemist stocks a clean liquid preparation named ZEMO claimed to cure eczema and other skin diseases. AEMO is said to have cured many chronic cases and a booklet on skin diseases is offered for home treatment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis S. Riely
Aemo
Mr. Riely
Zemo
Joe
Four-room cottage for sale in Corydon area
Four room cottage with small garden and outbuildings offered at a cheap price in Corydon. Property listed as for sale with emphasis on affordability and immediacy.
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Corydon
Meech's Ice Cream Parlor Opens In Corydon Premier Interior
Meech's new ice cream parlor at Market and Walnut in Corydon features a costly modern fountain built by Bishop and Babcock of Cincinnati. The 50 by 26 foot room seats 22 tables and 60 chairs with a 20 foot mirror and a Fischer piano, while concrete and brick add to the attractive front. The Meechs offer expert catering and top service, highlighting a refined town credit.
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Meech
Market
Walnut Streets
Indiana
Bishop and Babcock Company
Cincinnati
Mr. Meech
Corydon
Local Social and Visitation Notes From Sugar Grove and Nearby
Sandy Branch and John Cooper are on the sick list. Susia Fink spent Sunday with Mattie Neen. Bernice Hill visited Anna Neen. Ben Clave of Sugar Grove lost a valuable cow last week. Lawrence Lemmel works for Edward Nessenger near Sugar Grove. John Treece and Mrs. Treece of Florida visit local friends. Lottie Kron, from New Albany, visits home folks. Mrs. Robert MacDaniels and two grandsons spent Sunday with Dick Perry. Nina Brinly stays with her sister Ora Wiseman near New Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooper
Susia Fink
Mattie Neen
Bernice Hill
Anna i Neen
Ben Clave
Sugar Grove
Lawerence Lemmel
Edward Nessenger
Sugar
John Treece
Florida
Lottie Kron
New Albany
Robert MacDaniels
Dick Perry
Nina Brinly
Ora Wiseman
New Middletown
Bank to Open in Lanesville With 25000 Capital
A stock company has organized to establish a state bank in Lanesville with capital stock of 25000. Lanesville, population about 800, features prosperous businessmen and wealthy regional farmers who would be strong patrons, making the town a prime banking site in the county outside Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Franklin Township
Corydon
Pfrimmer's Chapel Celebrates Fifth Annual Sunday School Event
Pfirimmer's Chapel Sunday School plans its fifth annual celebration at the grove near the church on Thursday July 14. A number of good speakers will speak and there will be fine music. Fresh water and a refreshment stand will be on site. Everyone is urged to attend this historic site of the first United Brethren church in Indiana.
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Pfirimmer’s Chapel
First United Brethren Church
Indiana
Philo Brooder Coops For Sale In Corydon Indiana
Ten Philo Brooder Coops for sale at cost price. First class brooders offered by Wiley Patterson in Eureka contact 116-3w Corydon Indiana by mail or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo
Wiley Patterson
Eureka
Corydon, Ind
Plaintiff Wins Again in Land Dispute Suit
Mary E. Bixler sues Josephine and Jacop Miller over a narrow land strip claimed by both sides. A jury verdict favored the plaintiff after viewing the site. costs cited may reach 800 dollars, with new trial motions under consideration for the poor defendants. Judge Buskirk to rule at September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bixler
Josephine Miller
Jacop Miller
Heth Township
Thomas B. Buskirk
Paoli
Buskirk
Runaway Crash Injures Talbott Family and Moody
While driving from their home in Talbott Indiana Ira Smith his wife and baby and Charles Moody, all former county residents, were injured when a horse frightened by a motorcycle caused the vehicle to reel. Mrs Smith broke an arm the child had deep cuts needing stitches, Ira Smith was bruised and Moody suffered internal injuries and will be off work. Mrs Smith was formerly Nell Stonecipher daughter of Sephraim Stonecipher south of Corydon.
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Talbott
Ind
Ira Smith
Baby
Charles Moody
Smith
Moody
Nell Stonecipher
Sephraim Stonecipher
Corydon
Win Honors at Indiana University Commencement
At the eighty first annual commencement of Indiana University in Bloomington on June 22, 17 graduates received honors for general excellence. Five of the thirteen with honors earned Final Honors With High Distinction. Clara Ridley Pfrimmer of Bloomington is among them. Charles Edward Connor of Terre Haute also earned honors With Distinction, and is related to A. R. Connor of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Bloomton
Clara Ridley Pfrimmer
Sami Pfrimimer
Bloomington
Corydon
Eght
Charles Edward Connor
Terre Haute
A. R. Connor
Death of Henry Rusk Aged County Resident
Henry Rusk died at his home in Elizabeth on Thursday morning at nine o'clock after a two month illness. The 80 year old was buried Friday at two in the Presbyterian church with Rev. Reagan presiding. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Bowling of Louisville and Mrs Grant Tuell of the county and three sons Thomas Frank at home and Benjamin of New Albany. Highly respected citizen of the county.
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Elizabeth
Presbyterian Church
Reagan
Bowling
Louisville
Grant Tuell
Thomas
Frank
Benjamin
New Albany
Rusk
Henry Rusk
Death of Teresa Curts Aged Thirteen In New Amsterdam
The obituary notes Teresa Curts daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Curts of New Amsterdam died Sunday from typhoid fever after a two week illness. Funeral at Potat o Run church Monday led by Rev W H Todd, burial in nearby cemetery. She is survived by her parents one sister and three brothers with one sister having predeceased her.
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Henry Curts
New Amsterdam
Potato Run Church
W. H. Todd
Teresa Curts
Kemp's Balsam Asked as Best Cough Cure by Doctors
The advertisement claims Kemp's Balsam is endorsed by physicians and nurses as the best cough cure. It notes years of physician trust and urges purchase at druggists and dealers for 25e.
Drowned Boys in Pond Shocking Local Tragedy
Two Taylor township youths, Marshall Mettling and Joseph Lamb, aged 15 and 20, drown while swimming in a pond on Henry Mettling’s farm near Elizabeth. Despite rescue attempts by neighbors, both boys died in the water. Coroner’s inquest held. funerals at Glenwood church. Marshall survived by parents and seven brothers and one sister. Joseph survived by parents, two brothers, and two sisters. Community mourns deeply.
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Joseph
Jesse Lamb
Marshall
Henry Mettling
Taylor Township
Mr. Mettling
Elizabeth
Lamb
Mettling
Charles Laduke
Joe Lamb
Arch Brewster
Marshall Mettling
Henry H. Wise
W.s. Nye
Glenwood
Glenwood Church
Joseph Lamb
Thomas J. Reagan
Washington
Bank to be established at Elizabeth county
Movement to establish a bank at Elizabeth in the county with capital stock of 15000. County Treasurer W D Barnes is interested and several prominent farmers will be stockholders. Elizabeth is described as a good business center and suitable for a small bank.
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Elizabeth
W. D. Barnes
Ellizabeth
Perry Davis Painkiller Bee Sting Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for bee stings and insect bites. It claims relief from pain and inflammation and soothes itching from mosquito bites with bottles priced at 25 cents, 85 cents, and 50 cents.
Wheat prices quoted at 92 cents yesterday
Louisville papers reported new wheat prices closing yesterday at 92 cents per bushel in early market activity.
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Louisville
Funeral of Amzi W. Brewster in Corydon
Funeral services for Amzi W. Brewster were conducted at his home last Friday with two sons delayed in Texas and Nebraska. Rev. E. A. Robertson delivered a moving sermon as music by John Sample and others accompanied the procession to Cedar Hill cemetery. Brewster, a long time Corydon resident, was an active churchgoer and adviser on horticulture and politics, greatly missed by townspeople.
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Amzi W. Brewster
Roscoe
Roger
Texas
Nebraska
E.A. Robertson
John Sample
Louisville
William J. Bullett
G. W. Applegate
Zell Shuck
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Corydon
Notice to Teachers for Harrison County Institute 1910
The Harrison County Teachers Institute will be held August 15 through 19, 1910. Ferris of Michigan and Lindley of Indiana University will teach as instructors. Readings include James Talks to Teachers and Students, a teachers reading circle book from 1900 01. Members of the last state teachers association may obtain a copy of the proceedings at the County Superintendent’s office. AMZIE KANNAPEL, Co Supt.
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Harrison County Teachers Institute
Ferris
Michigan
Lindley
Indiana University
James
Amzie Kannapel
It Is Unnecessary to Suffer This Terrible Trouble
An advertisement for Hem-Roid claims relief from piles with a money back guarantee. Sold by Dr. J. S. Leonhardt of Buffalo New York, offering a large bottle for one dollar and a booklet upon request. Refunds reported minimal at under three percent.
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L. S. Riely
Hiem-Reid
J. S. Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo, N. Y
Sunday School Rally At Harrison County Fair Grounds
July 21 county Sunday School Rally opens at the Fair Grounds under Harrison County Ministerial Association U B Church. Rev H H Fout and Rev A J Newgent to speak. All A B Sunday schools expected to attend with baskets for a county wide old fashioned celebration.
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Fair Grounds
Harrison County
The
United Brethren Church
H. H. Fout
U. B. Sunday School
Dayton
A. J. Newgent
Inoxville
Tenn
A. B
Two Corydon men jailed after Evansville excursion
In Henderson Indiana Sam and Charles White two colored men from Corydon were among a group that toured to Evansville last Saturday night. After a boat trip to Henderson Kentucky they overindulged in alcohol and were jailed by Henderson police. Their return date is uncertain as they may work on a rock pile for several days.
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Sam
Charles White
Corydon
Evansville
Henderson
Children's Day Exercises At United Brethren Church
A large crowd gathered last Sunday night at the United Brethren church for Children's Day exercises featuring music and class recitations. Most pieces were performed in concert, offering both instruction and entertainment. the total offering collected was $6.61.
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United Brethren Church
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Indiana Democratic
F. C. Noble
Serenade
Democrat
New Home
Hursttown
Stoy Davis
Sandy Branch
Denia Bryant
Pfrimmer’s
Bank
Perry Davis
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