Corydon Local Notes and Town Events Digest
Corydon revival at Fairview with Rev G C Forwood. local visits by Ben Thornbury and George Weil. Seeds, oats, and fertilizers advertised at Corydon Elevator. Polly of the Circus and other programs billed at the Christian church. Sold property near town to Margaret Jacobs for 1900. Local births and deaths noted, including Lloyd Josephine Sehuman. Public meetings announced at At church and farm and trade ads for wagons and buggies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Gwartney
Irwin
Margaret Jacobs
Marriage License Records Show Several Confirmed Matches
Marriage license entries include Golsenon A. H. Franks and Sallie PF Tian ee oat Annie M. Intel, Noble O. Eaton and Ada G. Davis, Mirnest Hinmnelheber and Alma Siny der, Scharrer and Annie Simp, Hardin HH. Craig and Blanche RB. Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golsenon
A. H. Franks
Sallie PF
Annie M. Intel
Noble O. Eaton
Ada G. Davis
Alma Sinyder
Dwohn TL
Scharrer
Annie Simpson
Hardin HH. Craig
Blanche RB. Kendall
High Water Again Creeps Up River Levels
An extended rainfall over thirty six hours causes creeks including Big and Little Indian to overflow their banks. The Ohio River rises two feet since Monday night, following a recent high stage about ten days ago before the current rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mary A Neely Dead
Mary A Neely born October 20 1859 died February 24 1909 aged 3 years 4d 5h she married Thomas P Neely January 26 1888 two children survive her aged mother husband sister two brothers and many relatives and friends funeral services at Bethel February 26 conducted by Rev G C Tarwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Neely
Thomas P. Neely
A. B
Bethel
G. C. Tarwood
Local Vehicle Dealer invites patrons to visit spring stock
A courteous notice from J. B. Lauvuer announces his continued vehicle business north of the Corydon National Bank on the public square. He offers a full line of wagons surreys and buggies and invites the public to view stock for future purchases with a promise of a square deal and liberal patronage in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon National Bank
J. B. Lauvuer
Notice of pheasant release and fish stocking at Corydon farm
W S Shuck announces he has secured Mongolian pheasants from State Fish and Crime Commissioner Z T Sweeney and released them on his Corydon area farm two miles southwest along Indian Creek. He plans to stock several thousand fish in the creek and warns that trespassers will be prosecuted without the owner's permission. He urges preservation and support for the birds and fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Sweeney
Corydon
Indian Creek
W.S. Shuck
Kendall-Craig Nuptials In New Amsterdam Home
Miss Blanche R Nendall and Mr Hardin H Craig wed at the groom’s cousin Mrs Ollie Wolf on South Market street officiated by Rev A B Condo. Both aged forty three, daughter and son in law proceed to Berthold New Mexico to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche R. Nendall
Hardin H. Craig
Ollie Wolf
South Market Street
A. B. Condo
M. M. Ixendall
Leavenworth
Richard Montgomery
New Amsterdam
Craig
Advertising Space in Harrison County Fair Premium List
Short notice advertises available space in the Harrison County Fair premium list with 2500 copies to print. It urges business owners to reserve full or half pages quickly as over twenty pages are already sold and calls for a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Brakeman Crandall Injured in Marengo Railroad Accident
Monta Crandall a brakeman on the Southern was injured at Marengo on the 2nd inst. His great toe was severed and his foot badly mashed. He was taken to a Marengo hotel for care. He formerly lived in Corydon and has many relatives in the area who regret the misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monta Crandall
Marengo
Tie
Corydon
Mortgage Exemptions Filing Window Opens in March
Persons entitled to mortgage exemptions on Taawing mortgages against real estate must file applications during March and April to receive the benefit of the law. Applications must be filed every year. Notaries Public in this office will assist in preparing exemption applications if desired.
For Safe in Corydon 8 Room House for Sale
Real estate notice from Albert Cox offering an eight room house in Corydon with barn, well, and cistern protected by good repair. Property located four houses west of the elevator at 72N169 feet total. Sale details and contact omitted in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cox
Institute on Foreign Missions Program at Corydon Church
The Institute on Foreign Missions will be held March 19 1909 at Corydon A B Church. Devotional exercises precede talks by A B Condo Win Todd and J Edgar Knipp. Sessions cover mission study class value church tasks enlistment giving and global conquest with J O Sibert and Knipp. Everyone urged to attend with representatives from Sunday Schools and Young People’s Societies. Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. E. Church
Harry
Indianapolis
Institute On Foreign Missions
Corydon A. B. Church
A. B. Condo
Win. Todd
J. Edgar Knipp
H. A. Barton
M. C. Patterson
G. C. Forwood
Ida M. Hottettl
Young People’s Society
Japan
Young People’s Department
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Hoosier Suspension Explained By Publisher Westlake
Subscribers learn the Hoosier was suspended for reorganization and paid-subscription adjustments. W B Westlake apologizes for the disruption and says efforts will continue along better lines with Democratic party support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Fairbanks Pays 200 and Takes Inkstand
In a Washington transfer March 3 Vice President Fairbanks leaves office taking the inkstand he bought from a New York jeweler for 200 dollars after four years of public debate over its cost. He sent a 200 dollar check to Secretary Bennett and announced the ornament would go with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairbanks
Senate
New York
Bennett
Advertising Space for Stock Raisers in Fair Premium List
To stock raisers and farmers who raise stock for breeding use half or full page ads in the Fair Premium List. Promote stock, horses, cattle, sheep, hogs or poultry. Call at or phone this office for advertising space.
Catholic Notice Services at St Michael's Dogwood
Services at St Michael's church Dogwood on Tuesday March 16 at 8 A M Rev E L Quape leads the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Michael’s Church
Dogwood
E. L. Quape
County Officials Audit Balances for Asylum and School Funds
A fragmented list shows county officials and amounts related to asylum maintenance court house supplies and school funds. Names include Lew M. O'Bannon treasurer Spencer Township and other local officials, with numerous entries for poor relief, inquests, janitorial and grconst Spencer, and standard oil court house supplies. The document reflects financial allocations and duties across multiple departments and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Elwanger
Wm. Heckelman
Lew M. O’bannon
T. Briscoe
E. J. Bean
Court House
OU. R. Meyers
S. T. Briscoe
Robert B. Watson
EB. J. Hackett
Lew M. O'Bannon
M. Miller
W Self
Spencer Tp
Joseph Denbo
H. H. Deen
Fred Gesler
Jerry Binkley
School Fund
C.T. Wo Fe
Lee Ees Charles &, Rupp
Pyoor
Henry Seburn
Charles Rupp
Poor
Ees
O.R. Myers
Henry Vaughn
Corst
Spencer
Boss Bell
Charles E, Rupp
Charles E
Rupp
Court House Fuel Standard Oil Co
Jacob Heuser
Grconst Spencer
George C. Doolittle
Court Wolfe
Henriott ¢Rconst Spencer
W. HL Keller Co
David Wolfe
Joseph Walk
Gre
Onst Spencer
Lewis, Poor
Cece Eens
Thomas Abbott
E. L. Pitman, Co
Asylum
J. IP
Finley Poor
Forest Melton
M. Griffin & Co., Poor
Ora Shuck, Co
Tal
Joe & Bliss
Mary R Scott
Emmett Heanblossom
Elmer Black
Sentinel Printing Co
Recorder's Office
Os Cyro
Charles E. Rupp
W.S. Nye
Inquest
George B Wuhl
Moses Kelley
O. M. Miller
R. W. Allen & Son
Henry Wise
Lew Moe Bannon
Buy the March Number at Any Newsdealer
Readers are urged to obtain the March issue from local newsdealers. If a dealer cannot supply a copy, send 25 cents to the publisher and a copy will be mailed directly in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation
Address Recreation
West
New York
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Chas, Shaffer
Denver
Fairview
George M. Miller
Maucheport
Louisville
Bersot
Christian Church
Ben Thornbury
Rush Thornbury
George Weil
Polly
Globe, Hopkins and
Aebreak
W.H. Bullet & Sons
Gertrude Lotuich
Shelbyville
Franklin Township
Lloyd Josephine Sehuman
Clara Sehuman
Georgetown
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Barton
Millard Bussubarger
Edward Jerstine
Arkansas
Mr. Erstine
Bussabarger
Marshall
Lidia J. Engleman
Spencer Township
the Democrat
cLodian Pouiier
Clarence Byrn
United States
Barneks
Columobus
Born
C. C. Byrn
Jackson Township
Poul
Morrison County Agricultural Society
Little Indian Creek
Rev
Corydon Elevator
Sherman Sigler
Perry County
Davis Kintner
Dr. Hurry
Rv. Kirkham
Floyd
New Albany
H. H. Neely
Ella Hightill
Wm. Hightill
Posey Township
Beulah Cunningham
Maywood
Valley City
Sherman Jones
Taylor Township
Giriffin C. Miller
Laconia
B. Lahue
I. B. Lahue
Delker Brothers
F. A. Ames
I. B. Lance
Dr. ZT. Funk
Scott Township
Joel F. Russell
Charity OE Russell
Boone Township
Conrad Richert
Flatwoods
Clara Richert
At. B. Laiue
Ainzi Weaver
Elizabeth
Edward Sharp
Buck Creek
Here
Laconia Road
Joe Bender
Ao Chicago Company
Indiana
Bender
Tis
Shire
Kendall
R. R
Corydon, Ind
G. W. Applegate, JR
Cushier
J. O. Sibert
W. B. Westlake
Catholic Notice
J. L. Rowe
Richardson
C. P. Trotter & Co
Board of Commissioners
Wm. Detrich
L. C. Winders
KE. J. Bean
Alger G. Ward
John Adkins
George A. Harmon
Nicholas Eve
WM. Taylor, A. H.C
Beni
F. Smith
Sam P. Vogt
D. &. Lemmon
First Mall
Glearee
Majestic
Detroit
Mich
Breeder’s Column
New Middletown
Lanesville
Magnet
M. “Ora
Crawfordsvile
Ind
Copeland
Amateur
Roissette
Ioc
Picador Idam
Flora Bel
Democles
Grevin
la Grange
Carl
Joseph Thomas
Jim Beauty
J.M. Babi
W. M. Baelz
Suaote Bros
V. Structh
State of Indiana
Harrison Circuit Court
John H. Smediey
George Johnson
Portland Cement Company
New Jersey
Sauel D. Miller
Amelia O. Miter
Indiana Ports and Cement Company
Harrison
A.D .Po
Svit County
Gsoswer
Waereof
Lave Tereunte
Charles K Kintner
Harrison Kelli
Amos Lemmon
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