Corydon National Bank Opens in New Building
The Corydon National Bank announces its opening in its new building on a Saturday in April. A social day is planned with music flowers and refreshments. Lunch will be served 11 a m to 2 p m. The official report states the bank’s condition as of March 7 with W Applegate Ja and others signing as directors and notary Frank Self verifying the sworn statement.
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Corydon National Bank
Belper
Pais
Indiana
Onl
Applerate
Mt Kro
Ieee Watt
W. Applegate
Altos
Edo Connor
WB. Cook
BOS
Applegate
Frank Self
Saul
Education drive and college aid offer for townships
The county urges all eligible to take the upcoming graduation examination next Saturday across townships. Pres. Boucher of Marion College offers tuition and board for qualified high school graduates to pursue Class A work this summer, with repayment delayed until teaching funds permit. Indiana State Normal announces spring, mid spring, and summer 12 week terms, while a new law ties exemption license fees to three year license holders and encourages annual exams. AMZIE KANNAVEL, Co. Supt.
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Pres. Boucher
Marion College
Ammie P. Kannapel
Corydon
Ind
Dearmir
CW. Boucheur
Boucher
Indiana State Normal
Jevery
Hoosier Orchard Co forms in Indianapolis
Articles of Incorporation filed to create Hoosier Orchard Company in Indianapolis with $25000 capital. Incorporators include Wilson F. Cook Harrison Pittman John C. Aulauf Walter McCrulloch End ward McCrulloch. Company has purchased 500 acres of fruit lands from David Stoker and Kielding Funk in Washington township and plans further acquisitions.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier Orchard Company
Corydon
Wilson FE. Cook
Harrison Pittman
John C. Aulauf
Walter
Endward McCrulloch
Jeffersonville
Comipang
David Stoker
Kielding Funk
Washington Township
Clarrison County
Mrs Eva Elizabeth Brown Dies at Louisville Home
Mrs Eva Elizabeth Brown, aged 57, died at her Louisville home last Saturday at 1:50 am. Funeral from St Michaels Catholic church at 9 am Monday. Interment in St Louis cemetery. Widow of George Brown, longtime miller at Corydon and New Middletown. born and raised in the county. sister of Charles H Siegwald and stepmother of Mrs Peter S A Wright.
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Eva Elizabeth Brown
Louisville
St. Michaels Catholic Church
St. Louis
George Brown
Corydon
New Middletown
Charles H. Siegwald
Peter S. A Wright
Notice to C H S Alumni Membership Due
Notice to C H S Alumni. The annual membership fee of ten cents is due and should be paid to the association treasurer Winn Jd. Bucierr. The March Crawford circuit court convened last Monday with Judge Ridley and Prosecuting Attorney Lottick opening court. term to continue two weeks. See our line of Side Boards Buffets Dining Tables and Dining Chairs north of Court House J L Rowe.
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Association
Winn
Crawford
Ridley
Lottick
English
Court House
J. L. Rowe
Moberly Community Notes Include Illnesses and School Closure
Mrs. John White shows slow improvement while Mrs. Elizabeth Baker remains very low. Moberly School will close next Thursday March 19. Abbie Loudon visits relatives in White Cloud. Ben Baker summoned from Kentucky to his mother Elizabeth Baker. J Ed Peters family to move back to DePauw Friday March 17. Jim Davis of Moberly dies Saturday morning at one o'clock after a long illness.
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Moberly
Abbie Loudon
White Cloud
Ben Baker
Kentucky
Elizabeth Baker
J. Ed Peters
DePauw
Jim Davis
Obituary for Louis Arnold 1911 at Mott Indiana
Louis Arnold died February 2nd 1911 at his daughter Mrs Gibson’s home in Mott Indiana. He was taken to Louisville New York and buried from the family residence at 675 Jansing Avenue. Rev HL Jenner led the funeral with pallbearers being his oldest friends. He had joined the U B church last May and attended Sunday school whenever able. He spoke his last prayer Saturday night and expressed faith in Jesus. Also note Joseph Schilmiller mail carrier from Laconia to Corydon made his final trip and passed the route to Edward Crasier with his son Morris taking over the work. Schilmiller was Boone township assessor and will remain in office for weeks. Wiseman and Bullett announce openings this week Thursday Friday Saturday.
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Louis Arnold
Gibson
Mott
Indiana
Louisville
Jansing Avenue
HL. K. Jenner
Arnold
S. Turley
Moth Hie
Joseph Schilmiller
Laconia
Corydon
Edward Crasier
Morris
Schilmiller
Boone Township
James A W Davis Dies After Long Illness at 62
James A W Davis died Saturday morning at his Moberly home after a two year tuberculosis battle. He was 62, survived by his widow and three children, two sons and a daughter, all at home. A lifelong Spencer township resident and Methodist, his funeral Sunday at 10:50 a.m. in Moberly drew a large crowd. He leaves two brothers Dr C Davis and Jasper N Davis and two sisters Mrs Sarah Williams and Mrs Ann Wolfe, all of this county.
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James A. W. Davis
Moberly
Spencer Township
Methodist Church
McMichael
N. M. Rumbley
Mr. Davis
Db. C. and
Jasper N. Davis
Sarah Williams
Ann. Wolfe
Local Visits Reported Across Taylor Township Community
Miss Nora Russell of Glenwood and Miss Vada Davis of Evans Landing visited Sunday and Monday. Miss Wernert of New Middletown visited cousin Miss Lillian Kelley of Buena Vista. Carrie Vaughn of Meadow Lawn visited Delia Berry of Rosewood. Mr and Mrs Fred Johns and Charley spent days in Salls Cities. Mrs Fred Knear of Buena Vista and Mrs Ed Colvin and Cleo of Rosewood stayed in Louisville last week. Mrs J W Colvin and Mrs Bettie Goldsmith are ill. Miss Mary Swassick of Rehobeth visited sister Bettie Goldsmith. Catharine Swan, eighty, seriously ill in Scott township. Couches and folding lounges priced north of Court House by J L Rowe.
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Nora Russell
Glenwood
Vada Davis
Evans Landing
Wernert
New Middletown
Lillian Kelley
Buena Vista
Carrie Vaughn
Meadow Lawn
Delia Berry
Rosewood
Fred Johns
Charley
Salls
Fred Knear
Ed Colvin
Cleo
Louisville
J. W Colvin
Bettie Goldsmith
Mary Swassick
Rehobeth
Lithograph Stone Company Formed In New Albany and Louisville
German American Stone Company filed articles of incorporation in Indianapolis with capital stock of 5000 dollars. Incorporators include Robert W. Morris John B. James Paul C. Bullett Walter V. Bullett Edward Doherty Charles Dorsey William Mitchell Dennis J. Lincoln and William Ashbrath. The firm aims to develop a lithograph stone quarry on the Danner farm in Washington township after tests found the stone comparable to German lithograph stone.
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New Albany
Louisville
Indianapolis
Robert W. Morris
John B. James
Paul C. Bullett
Walter V. Bullett
Edward Doherty
Charles Dorsey
William Mitchell
Dennis J. Lincoln
William Ashbrath
Danner Farm
Washington Township
Germany
Death of Samuel Davidson in Corydon Area
Samuel Davidson aged 85 died last Monday six miles south of Corydon from infirmities of old age. Funeral held at Perseverance chapel with Rev. W E Snyder delivering the sermon. Survived by five children: John and Henry Davidson, Mrs Anna Binkley, Mrs William Rosenbarger, and Mrs James Vandervert. He was a Congregationalist and longtime county resident. Street improvements on North Market Street are underway with several residents extending sidewalks and preparing yard projects.
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Samuel Davidson
Corydon
Perseverance Chapel
W. E. Snyder
John
Henry Davidson
Anna Binkley
William Rosenbarger
Georgetown
James Vandervert
Perry County
Congregational Church
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