DIES AT NEW ALBANY MAN DRESSED AS SHOEWORKER T
Frederick Isall Ball died at his New Albany home after a nine year illness at seventy seven. He was born in Baden Germany on June 11 1841 and came to America at age nine. A skilled shoemaker and longtime Corydon resident he also played in the Corydon band and was an Odd Fellow for forty years. He married Carrie Weis in October 1807 and leaves his wife three children two sons and one daughter plus grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial proceeded from Corydon with Odd Fellows honor guards and a brief sermon by Rev G Moore at the grave. The obituary notes a respected citizen with deep musical ties.
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Frederick Isall
New Albany
Corydon
G. Moore
Corydon M
Baden
Germany
Ball
Carrie Weis
George Ball
Muncie
Indiana
Charles Ball
Rose Long
Infant Edna Marie Lienert Dies of Influenza at Two
Edna Marie Lienert daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Lienert Evans Landing born August 26 1916 died March 22 1919 at age two years six months sixteen days from influenza and pneumonia. Survivors include her parents a sister Vada Elizabeth two grandmothers and one grandfather. Funeral conducted by Rev Alva Sennett at home and burial in Rehoboth beside her late sister.
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Jesus
Edna Marie Duelert
Andrew Lienert
Evans Landing
Aiveast
Fife
Yieht
Riev
Alva Sennett
Elizabeth M. WW
Rehoboth
Church Doings and Sunday Schedule
The notice lists Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 20 with Junin Endeavor at 2 00 and Intermediate GC RM 600 and Senior BL 6240, preaching at 7 39. Last Sunday 135 attended Sunday School and 72 stayed for preaching. Come and worship with J and Gattram.
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Junin Endeavor
J. & Gattram
New Cream Station Opens West of Kintner Hotel
E M Hottel announces resignation as manager of C W Jean Co and opens a new cream station just west of the Kintner Hotel. He invites former patrons and new customers to visit for sweet and sour cream daily with market prices guaranteed and sells cream cans and the Empire Cream separator. Open Wednesday March 31.
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Kintner Hotel
E. M. Hlottel
C.W. Jean Co
C. W. Jean Co
Empire
Hottel
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure Through Constitutional Remedy
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as treating deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims the condition is systemic and cured by blood action, offering one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and stating circulars are free.
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Hall
Hal
FOS Chpney & CO
Robert Jennings Dies of Cancer in Boone Township
Robert Jennings, aged 77, died Thursday at his Boone township home after a long illness from cancer. He leaves wife and four children William and John Jennings, Elizabeth Chatfin, and Emma Hanter, all of this county. Funeral services were held Friday at Otterbein church with burial in the church cemetery. He served in the Civil War with Company F, 28th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
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Robert Jennings
Boone Township
William
John Jennings
Elizabeth Chatfin
Emma Hanter
Jennings
Otterbein Church
Co. F
Ind
Narrow Escape In New Middletown Barn Incident
Mrs. Aquila Miller escaped serious injury at her New Middletown home when barn doors slammed shut a two by four struck her back and knocked her down. She was briefly helpless and feared fatally hurt but later recovered with no serious injuries.
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Aquitla Miller
New Middletown
Harrison County Farmers Form Association After Meeting
Harrison county farmers held a regular meeting last Saturday March 15 forming a temporary officers group. A large turnout joined the association and a substantial membership drive is planned. Details to follow next week. For wallpaper and hanging contact Guy Lillpop and Charles Wolfe in New Middletown Indiana Eureka piano.
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Harrison County
Taylor
Guy Lillpop
Charles Jk. Wolfe
New Middletown
Ind
Eureka Piiane
Public Sale at Clermont Farm Pleasant Valley near Corydon
At Clermont Farm Pleasant Valley four miles northwest of Corydon on the Corydon and White Cloud road, Friday March 2 1919, sale begins 9:00 AM. List includes numerous livestock, farm equipment, wagon, drills, plows, harrows, harness, and miscellaneous tools. Terms: cash on sums 5.00 and under, over 5.00 nine months with notes and surety. lunch provided by John Alstott. auctioneers KR F Devis Paul Argo. purchaser Alice J Hougland.
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Termont Farm
Cordon
Pete Wilbevin
Nipe O'Ctoek
FR de Davis
John Adstott
Clermont Farm
Pleasant Valley
Corydon
White Cloud
Studebaker
Malta
John Alstott
KR. F. Devis
Paul Argo
Alice J. Hougland
Death of Mrs Laura Sappenfield at Hancock's Chapel
Mrs Laura Sappenfield wife of Sherman Sappenfield died Tuesday night March 11 after Brights disease. She was about forty five and lived in the nearby area. Funeral service was held at Hancock's Chapel Thursday March 13. She is survived by her husband and two brothers.
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Laura Sappenfield
Sherman Sappentield
Bright
Hancock’s Chapel
Public Notice and Community Happenings in Corydon
Notice disclaims wifes arts debts by W M Sharp. Missionary Mrs Doolittle to lecture at Presbyterian church March 19 at 8 PM benefiting World Missionary Movement. New Middleville High School oyster supper next Saturday for school funds. Attendees Rev Julius C Shrigley and wife and Mr and Mrs C T Fisher attend Maggie Hennett funeral. Shrigley travels with crutches. Clint Eagle renews subscription after six years away.
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Doolittle
Syria
Presbyterian Church
Great
World Missionary Movement
Middlevtown High School
Folka
Julius C. Shrigley
Terhune
Boone County
C. T. Fisher
Princeton
Corydon
Scott Township
Maggie Hennett
Shrigley
County Ledger of Public Funds and Public Works
A fragmented financial record lists disbursements by the Board of Commissioners and various departments including lights for county buildings, school funds, poor relief, jail, and highway work. It names numerous individuals and firms performing labor, repairs, crushing stone, quarry work, and timber, with totals and line items across districts.
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Board of Commissioners
J. Treece
S. Pub. Services Co
Lights
K. Gwartney
Insurance School Fund
Gwartney
Corydon Milling Co
W. Hi. Keller Co
Poor Farm
Gipher Lane
JS. Pub. Service Co
Lights Court House
Poor Township
Hieary
L. Zollman, Webster
A. J
Harrison
Corydon Milling O
W. EP Weller Co
A. J. Linder
Recorder Office
Roy Graves
Offic
Lew M. O'Liannon
Opeig- Sag
Cape
Lew M.bannon
Sentinel Printing Co
Victor No 56036 Stallion to Stand at Stud Near New Middletown
Victor No 56036, a sound pure bred stallion, will stand for the 1919 season three miles south of New Middletown at a service fee of 10.00. The well known sire has many noted colts across the county and breeders are invited to view Victor before breeding. John Luther, owner and keeper.
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My Place
New Middletown
Victor
John Luther
Sound
Edward Fowler
Central
AVON
Omer
George W. Taylor
Don F No 7665 Jack Endorsed for Mule Breeding
Don F No 7665 a seven year old 16 hands 1100 pound black jack with white points stands three miles south of New Middletown at a service fee of 31500. He is touted as one of the best jacks in the country for size build appearance and breeding and owners urge mule makers to see him and be convinced of his worth. mts John Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
New Middletown
Don F
Charter Oak Junior Horse Offered for Breeding at Farm
Charter Oak Junior, a seventeen hands high horse weighing 1800 pounds, will stand at my farm one and one half miles west of New Middletown for the 1919 season at a service fee of $9.00. Breeders are invited to inspect this fine animal before breeding. Ed J Fogal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Charter Oak
Edward foaled 1913 a fine six year old horse
Edward No. 5793 is a six year old gelding weighing 1230 pounds with notable style and action. Sire Adolphus No. 2787 from Adeph No. 1035 and dams Pandora and Parcia trace enriched German lineage. Breeders are invited to view this elegant gelding at the MAUCK farm with keeper G Roov listed.
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Edward
Adolphus
Adeph
Asmar
Ennar
Pandora
Sultan
Martine
Berward
Parcia
Bernhard
Waibel
Edeward
Unidam
Germany
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West Baden
Civilian Relief Department of the Lake Division
American Red Cross
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Clark
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Greene
Martin
Daviess
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Gibson
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Dubois
Posey
Vanderburg
Warrick
Spencer
Perry
Crawford
Orange
Floyd
Washington
Owen
Nurses’ Recreation House
Shelley D. Watts
Bureau of Education and Research
Homer E. Wickenden
Bureau of Health and After-Care
Lake Division
Indiana Home Service
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Vada Elizabeth
Teaver
David Id
Siveth
H. B. Holloway
M. C. Rank
North Market Street
Hime
H. BR. Holloway
D.C
Baler
Scott & Bowne
SCOTT
Laura Sappenticld
Emma. Sharp
Wm. M. Sharp
Clint Eagle
Indianapolis
Bloomseld
Louisville
Auditor Oite
Sentisefice Sentinel Printing Printing Co. Supt. of
Lew Mo de Bannen
Joe Denbo
Yo “Has
Julius Rothrock
Lind
Cleargia Wheat
Thomas TD. Subsen
Ywurroughs
M. Veohwe
Mierka Vel. Co
Sheriff Oftin
Ae Seathern Vel
Auditor Office
EC Woof. Keller Co
Veal Marion Vieas
Dub. Service Co
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J. S. Pub. Service Co
N.ow
CG. i. Construction
Dan Shaffer, Harris, Spencer & Scott
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Max
Paylor
Flarrison
Franklin
Jackson
Andy Fehalt
Frank Franklin
Midland Chemical Co
Mike Trauswald
Manekport
Dee Amsterdam
Lee Wee Atovedl
Offiee
Teorge
Doolittle, Harrison
Offi Methantieth
J. D. Adams & Co
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Freight
Tuabor
Merschel Stauth
Herschel Stauth
Israel Levens Beatles Sevens
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Sam Lagle
Jaco Perryman
John Hiser
John Lazle
Ben Todden
Grover Siex
Frank Stepro
Geo. Wright
Orvil Sieg
Geo. Weathers
Ray Churchill
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Frank Stevens
John Ferguson
Samuel Davidson
Albert Adam
W. T. Graves
Wm.t. Graves
Wm. T. Graves
Roscoe Row
Ruel Row
Charles Coombs
Jacob Clunie
Ora, Clunie
James Lone
Alonzo Lone
Irene Coombs
Gravel
Fred Ivert
Curt Eskew
J. J. Billett
Wilford Emily
Robert Hedges
Oscar Hauswald
Claud Hauswald
Raymond Emily
Ed Stark
Chris Disart
Geo. Scharf
I.e
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Albert Benson
Stone
John Wheat
Labor
Iman Glenn
Walter Denbo
Chas, Neely
Alva Denbo
Asa Aurbaurh
Tal
Kush Pate
Ohie Smith
Fred Redden
Amyzi Stults
Guy Stover
Grover Wiseman
David Miller
Walter D. Bean
Sherman Glenn
En- Pine
Mary Jordan
Wood & Oil
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Eod Godlove Beck
John Askren
Harry Green
James Weaver
Syviva Rhodes
Jas
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Bam Lord
George Lemiott
Lon Peper
Wood
Yop Geo. Scharf
Ld Ptriles
Owen Methillips
Anles J. J. Bullett & Son
Joe Stiner
Ene E Ceee Ee
George Kopp
Pedi
Chris Rhodes
Lannie Friles
Wilh
Daelz
Ceca Eee Ral Jatcob Crashby
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Hawley. Wood
BOE
Kellums
Fliraim Brewster
Emmett Reagan
Les Warnsley
Beron Silackman
Ten O'Gunmnoan
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Harlie Taibeoek
Lie ‘Thees Ke
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Yecar
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Tatwrence Thomas
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John A. Boone
Morris Crossey
Albert Thomas O
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John Reeves
Nee Eee
Stephen Ashton Gi
Sedney Shiclis
Renee
Gearde Shiclus
Maurice Tlaone
Wast Boone
Straud Neafus
Charlie Brown
Dabor Oo
Greer
Arthur Ashton
Tyes
Artie Roby
Joe Bear
Dr. Hurst
Wm. Johns
Mdse
Cse Township Crusher
Tavitr Wilkin
Tabor
J. J. Bullett
Claud Baylor
Team
Jos. Uhi
Yee
Eee Cort Coleman
Cort Colman
Harry Royce
L. L. Uhl
J.J. Uhi
J.J. Uhl
A. FE. Wenning
ED J. Fogal
Edward No
C. A. Mauck
Ll, G. Roov
Harrison County Fair
Joe
Falls
Wsarollment
Ss. A. Taylor
Omer No
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