War Croix de Guerre Award for Corporal Poppe
Mrs N G Poppe received word that Corporal Lawrence G Poppe Thirty sixth field Artillery now with Military Police earned the Croix de Guerre for bravery under fire in France. He was gassed and treated but has returned to duty. A gold oak leaf from a priest's vestment was given to him by a clergyman from a cathedral parish after the church was bombarded. The note carries Christmas Day date from Zezere Capelle France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Feppe
Nina Nely
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lawrence G. Poppe
A. Fl. Poppe
Ault Park Road
Poppe
Zezer
Capelle
France
Foppe
Theims
Cincinnati
Battery FL Omerlandred
Thirty-sixth Field Artillery
Military Ullces
Willinpe HH Breeden obituary in Crawford County
Willinpe HH Breeden died February 24 2862 at age years and today. He married Sarah de Chatsin and had children Qrao Waiter Cato Hav ta. He was a member of the church and faithful to death. He leaves two daughters Mrs Plarry Apple Bate and Mrs Ora Jinker of Louisville, two grandchildren Stanford Daker and Irene Applerate, three brothers Cenphus Leonard Keefer and Henry Breeden, three sisters Mrs William Crewe Mrs Susan Snapp and Charlies Ballard. Funeral at the Bo church Potato Run buried nearby Crawford County Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woiliam Dharsiiten
Gielade
Tichurch
Dle
Cenphus
Leonard Keefer
Kaskenworth
bWenry Breeden
Newsy Albany
William Crewe
Leavenworth
Susan Snapp
New Albany
Re. Charlies Ballard
Hlutchinson
Kan
7. Bo
Potato Run
Crawford County Democrat
Puncture-Proof Tires Offer To Harrison County
A local advertisement promotes airless tires as dependable, maintenance free and the safest, cheapest long term choice for Ford and similar cars. The seller, Jos F Pinaire of Eureka, notes easy access via Corydon Exchange and urges inquiries. Also mentioned is A Ginkins reissuing his late aunt Miss Laura Murdock’s Democratic subscription from Boone townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Ford
Jos. F
A. Ginkins
Laura Muratck
Boone Towns'iv
Democrat
Murdock
Roll of Honor subscribers listed for Corydon Democrat
The Corydon Democrat prints a Roll of Honor with subscribers and renewals since the last report. Many names appear with locations across Indiana Iowa Nebraska Kentucky Missouri and Illinois plus a seed-order note from Kost & Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Democrat
Death of Union Soldier Jacob Ging in New Middletown
Jacob Ging, a Union Army veteran born in Algace in 1835, died at his daughter Lena Ging's home in New Middletown after four weeks of kidney trouble. Funeral services were held at New Middletown United Brethren Church, with burial in the U B cemetery. He served four years and four months in Co K, 19th Indiana Vols, married Margaret Newman in 1867 and had five children, four surviving. He was almost deaf from war injuries and valued friends who visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ging
Lena Ging
New Middletown
Algace
Co. K
Margaret Newman
John Riddle
Michael Herter
Corydon
Ging
United Brethren Church
Tam Accepting Orders for Frost Proof Cabbage Prints
Tam is taking orders for Frost Proof cabbage prints for early delivery, with Mrs. Clarence Kopp listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Clarence Kopp
Indiana War History Committee Seeks veterans’ written careers
The committee urges rearmed soldiers to submit statements detailing induction, training, overseas service, battles, wounds, discharge dates, and current address. For absent soldiers, requests a friend’s written summary of these points. Organized by Mrs. Frank Sell Mrs. F. A. Alen and Com. Res. Kirkham. Farm for sale listings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Frank Sell
F. A. Alen
Com. Res
Kirkham
Flavoring and Tobacco Quality Test Encouraged by Britannica
The Britannica notes continental and American use of flavoring sauces to improve taste and burning qualities of tobacco. A smoker should rely on nose to judge flavor. rub tobacco in hand and smell to compare brands. The best smelling tobacco is said to smoke best, with aged Burley and UXECO Tobacco highlighted as especially distinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Indiana Officer Awarded Distinguished Service Cross
Capt. Dudley W. Woodward of New Amsterdam Indiana receives the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism near Soissons France on July 18 1918. He later was recommended for promotion to major and served in the 82nd Division from 1917 to the Armistice, earning multiple wounds and fighting at Chateau Thierry the Argonne and in the Army of Occupation. He is one of four Woodwards in service. One brother was killed near the end of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley W. Woodward
New Amsterdam
Indianapolis Star
Ind
Anna Woodward
War Department
8Th Infantry
Soissons
France
Ad Tance
Woodward
Army
Fort Lincoln
N. C
Philippine Islands
States
Presidio
California
el Paso
Tex
Alexico
Villa
Mexico
Chickamausa
Syracuse
Prince
Fle
Sjrossans
Chateau Thierry
Argonne Forest
Army of Occupation
Capt
Woodwards
Stenay
Local Fraternal Lodge Opens at Mauckport
A new lodge was organized in Mauckport with officers including Master Warren Vitara Overseer W FE Flora and Secretary William Best. A committee led by Dr Alfred Mathys to find a permanent meeting place and plan initiation and degree work was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Vitara
Flora
Carrie Hays
Alford Rogge
Dan Test
W. W. Jacobs
Henry Tisher
William Best
Roy Yeager
Ores
Abs
Pia Flora
Pomona
Bird Flora
Adda Daily
Aust
Isadeliene
Local Notes From Mauckport and Surroundings
Mauckport resident Mrs. J A Miller visits Elizabeth with her daughter Mrs Fred Barnes and Mrs Tomma Ballard who had been ill is improved. Mrs Jed Hearing of Rockport visits Aunt Mrs Emma Ballard. Rev Howard Edwards begins M E church meetings at New Amsterdam. Mr and Mrs Bennett of Elizabeth visit Yeagers. Esther McCrea Bennett noted. Jesse Brice arrives from Baltimore after serving with Motor Corps. Mr Bruce entered service last June and trained at Camp Taylor then stationed in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. A. Miller
Elizabeth
Mrs
Fred Barnes
Tomma. Ballard
Jed Hearing
Rockport
Emma Ballard
Howard Edwards
M. E. Church
New Amsterdam
John Bennett
B. F. Yeager
Bennett
Esther McCrea
Jesse Brice
Tinele Sam
Baltimore
Motor Corps
Mr. Bruce
Camp Taylor
Taltimore
Mrs V Shuck called to New Albany for father's illness
Mrs. V. Shuck was summoned to New Albany last week due to the serious illness of her father, Philip Hirt, who died Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Shuck
New Albany
Philip Hirt
Old Postage Rates To Be Restored
The 2 cent letter rate returns July 1 after passage of a new revenue bill. The 3 cent rate in effect since October 1917 is repealed. Postmasters warn buyers to avoid stocking up on 3 cent stamps and stamp cards before the change to 2 cent letters and 1 cent cards resumes.
Death of Philip H Reinhardt at age forty five
Philip H Reinhardt died Saturday March 8 at his home south of Lanesville after influenza and pneumonia. He was about 45, survived by his wife and five daughters. The family suffered influenza together. He belonged to St. John's Lutheran church near Lanesville. funeral Monday March 19 at 2 pm, conducted by Rev. C Schéicher. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Maudie Lee Jacobs
Grover C
Blanche Jacobs
Maudie Lee
Cross Roads
Tullis
Edith
David
Wilson
Forest
Helen
Marcella
Elizabeth
Philip H. Reinhardt
Lanesville
Reinhardt
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Argo Hoagland Public Sale Scheduled Next Friday
A large sale of farm property is set for Friday March 21 at 9 AM. Animals including horses mules cattle hogs and sheep will be offered along with farm machinery and implements. R F P Davis is the auctioneer and John Alstott will provide lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo-Hoagland
M. R
Davis
John Alstott
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K. of P. Institute
Knights of Phythias
Thomason Hall
Indianapolis
Manford
Joe. Jonesen
Ss. of Palms Fodec
Iarianapeldis
Willinpe HH. Breeden
Roll of Honor
Eugene Ressler
John Stirger
Sheldon
St. Philip
C. Ott
Howard Dyer
Waterloo
Hiarriet R. Lagle
Depauw
Jd. F. Adams
Belle Cline
Michigan
N. Od
May Ileft
Palmyra
S. L. Weaver
Jason City
Neh
Ivin Smith
Dhigeer
Geo Phieler
Louisville
Henry Harbeson
Too
Kopp
Geo
W. Snyder
Central
Julia Uottles
Walter Pry
Conrad
Iowa
Ty. W. Wiss
P Conrad
Beedeville
Arktree
Rasen
Georgetown
Amnie R. Boone
Carlisle
Mre
Oliver Neely
Anderson
Stevens
Greenview
TH. Louisa
Stroh
St. Louis
Robert A. Kelley
Lawrence Thevenot
Philip Carts
Dan Applegate
Levi Snyder
Jas
Rector
New Salisbury
Ed Briles
Hierman Vtrown
fMvans Landing
Thomas E Brandenburg
Edwin E. Sappenfield
Lorenzo Tarks
Crandall
Jjonny Saterheber
White Cloud
Dexter Sauerheber
Custom
I. Thomas Spencer
xAda Stevens
Win. Jacoba
X Pvt
Cb Jenkins
E. F
S. Witterman
DeWitt
Ark
Mark. Bean
Akron
Los Angees
Cal
Thomas Skew
Joey Coy
Cole Claud Saffer
Cooksville
Joe Brown
E. O. Byrn
Evi M. Sappenfield
Harriet E. Cunningham
Berst Gros
Jacob Schafer
S. L. Mosier
Sadie D. Spath
Lindsay
Davidson
Andrew A. Askren
John T. Gleitz
Nannie Gleitz
Kost & Becker
Breckenridge
New Albany Pike
F. H. Meyer
James Crosby
Zoar Church
Thurday
John Serpe
Miy
THE
Encyclopaedia
Indiana
Heth Grange
Mauckport
Messrs. Lyskowinski
Fisher and Lockhart
Conner
White Mills
Bartlett
J. EK. Bartlett ‘Co
Jackson
Travel
Jeffersonville
Hoosier Limited
Jeffersville
Watson Junction
Sellersburg
Seoburg
Crothersville
Seymour
Columbus
Béburg
Franklin
Greenwood
Seymall
Seyma
Olis
Southern Indiana R. R
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Railway Company
Scottsburg
Mnon Say
Cmeti
Interstate Public Service
North Sound
South Bould Cara
Tingianapolis
Seymon
R. R
Board of Trade
Indianapolisad
P, A
New Albany Bus Line
Pp. M
A. Meech
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