Death of Mary Elizabeth Routh in Independence Missouri
Mary Elizabeth Routh died Tuesday March 21 in Independence Missouri after months of medical care. The eighty three year old widow, once of this county, leaves a daughter Mrs Sarah Jacob of Waynesville and three sons in Missouri. Funeral held in Independence with a public sale of farm equipment to follow near Corydon. Auctioneer J W Davis to conduct sale on Friday March 7 at 10 o clock AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Routh
Independence
Missouri
Dealiy -Kustrong
Harbin Hurst
Phasid Routh
Routh
Anda
Family Birthday Dinner Noted At Ashton Hall
Lara Sopp recovers from a foot wound while Willis Jehu shows improvement. A birthday dinner for 61st year at Ashton Hall honored Mr and Mrs Shields, with nineteen cakes and 29 pies among assorted dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Sopp
Willis Jehu
Ashten’y Hall
Jesse Shrenda
Kodg
Laidlaw
Geo. OG
Byrugi
Faris
Ona He
KH Shields
Ludbaw Prado
Fo Redveacher
Freidiy
Ray Shiedds
Furdiy
Jaes Shields
Faridly
Ann Reeves
Fandiv
John Peetound
Harry Ashton
Mr Tur- Yeumae
Abies Thieley
Walter Curties
Froersen Conrad
Pie Cuerige
Local Notices and Classified Fragments From Laconia Area
Imprecise items note Dr I F Sonne of Indianapolis treated in Laconia the first of the month and Mrs Sonne to Leconmis next month. An article by superintendent A G Dkeen in Teachers Journal cited as welcoming. A farm for sale on the Corydon and New Albany line with good buildings and land. Inquiries directed to M Griffin & Co for details and McCall patterns advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Tf. Sonne
Indianapolis
Laconia
A. OG. Dkeen
Pouch Lick
Teachers’ Journal
Corydon
New Albany
Men's Class Social and Local Obituaries Mentioned
The Christian Sunday School men’s class held a social in the church basement with 55 attendees organized by Leonard Keller George Feller and Walter Cunningham. Rev. Cossa boom spoke on Newfoundland fish industry. refreshments followed. The obituary notes Joseph Snider died near Crand Cr uch March 21 1816 at age seventy ten months and fifteen days. He was German born married to Mos Sausen Lewis. survived by five children. The report also covers political squibs about James A Watson and mentions local shipping of bay and travels of Dr Daniel Goldsmith and wife to Vernon.
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Christian Sunday School
Christian Church
John Hi. Heth
Leonard C. Keller
Geo. H. Feller
Walter Cunningham
Cossaboom
Newfoundland Bay
Joseph Snider
Walter Snider
Cranhe
Shlarch
Germany
May Eoay
Sausen Lewis
Herp
Woot
Childre
Williem
FL Edward
Janklin
Walter Spider
Ola Conrad
Harrison Counts
Evand Chiidren
United Brethren
Co. K
Indiana
Kina
Marchford
UV. DB
Georgefox
AL Co Patterson
Goasles
Goareohow
Snider
Dies at his work aged seventy nine years
Frederick Layer died suddenly of heart disease last Saturday about one o clock at his home in Posey township four miles southeast of Elizabeth. He was cutting potatoes when he expired. Funeral services were held at the DePauw church near his home Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. L E Moore of Elizabeth. Burial followed in the church cemetery. The deceased was born in Germany and had lived in the county about ten years. He leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Layer
Posey Township
Elizabeth
Layer
DePauw Church
LE. L. Moore
Germany
Four weeks to Easter in local notices at All Dodds drilling
The column lists numerous local people visiting relatives and moving residences around New Albany Louisville Mauckport and Iris. Names include Mahan Dannacuer Elbert Hayes Zimmerman Backherms Lillpop Blake Melton Ekart Smith Duggins Ferree Blake Buse Brown Saffer Sturms Ludlow Shield Poelman and others. A Jersey cow sale and farm notices appear along with a political note about the deputy auditor visit to Zaied town.
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Mahan
Dannacuer
All Dodds
Fred Elbert
Louisville
Cat’ Miller
T’ Smith
King
Gus Backherms
New Mid- Midtown
Nerman Lillpop
New Middletown
John Lillpop
John Blake
Eula Melton
New Albany
O. Melton
Emery Ekart
Otto Smith
Iris
Dogwood
Tris
John Seipel
Indianapolis
Orville Scipel
Hurst
Montgomery Duggins
Irma Dugggins
Willian S. Ferree
Ed. Blake
Mauckport
Henry Buse
James Brown
Claude Saffer
Bloomington
Jim Augustus
William DeWeese
Fredericksburg
Josh” Shewsaeker
Poelton
Beth
Smiths Camp Ground
Dreadnaughts Defeat Corydon All-Stars 44 to 19 in Close Match
Louisville Dreadnaughts beat Corydon All-Stars 44 19 with Frederick Stevens and Schmidt scoring for the home team. Halbelich Schwarz and Ray Stevens led the visitors as fans watched over a hundred attend the melee. Mrs. Coan, formerly Mrs. Crawford, is bedridden with paralysis and travels by wheelchair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Corydon All-Stars
School Boy or Cirlof Teaches Banking Basics
The School Boy or Cirlof today is taught how to balance a bank book draw checks and figure discounts. These things are considered necessary behind the age. Corydon National Bank wants your account and you surely want the security and advantage of being a depositor.
No. 3 Scott Township School Closes With Feast and Recitations
Friday March 24 marked the last day of school at No. 3 in Scott township. A noon gathering at the school house featured a royal feast with thirteen large cakes and abundant dishes. Cleo Cole photographed the crowd and the afternoon included social chat and recitations. Perry E. Kintner and the scholars produced a program of recitations and dialogues with the children performing well. A contemporary negro play by four women and a young girl was presented. Music flowed from Curts, Hannel and Lowe. All departed late, deeming the evening a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Township
Cleo Cole
Perry E. Kintner
Messrs
Curts
Hannel and
Lowe
Marion Faith Sells Personal Property at Public Auction
Marion Faith of Corydon area will auction his personal property Thursday April 13. The sale includes five hands high fine young black mate mules well broke. Faith plans to operate a new store at King's Cave purchased from J F Wright and move business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Raeinhardt
Phone Crandall Exchange
Marion Faith
Corydon
King's Cave
J. F. Wright
Marion
Bank Statement of Harrison County Bank March 7 1916
Balance sheet and facing items show assets including loans and discounts notes due from Federal Reserve banks and other institutions a large U S bonds holdings and securities plus cash items and reserves. Liabilities include capital stock surplus undivided profits and demand deposits with sworn attestation by cashier Arthur B Richert and directors on March 7 1916.
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U.S
U. S
U. Ss
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Redemption Fund
United States
State
Endliana
County OF
Harrison
Ssi
Arthur
Richert
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Jaco W.davis
Chosad
Ratisce
Davis Auctioneer
Aveta
South Poone
M. Griffin & Co
Siero
McCall
de Singer
Paes
Crandall
James A. Watson
Watson
Amai Weaver
Mrr. Watson
Mr. Watson
Jim Watson
Jim Garten
Washington
Uniti Aba
Daniel Gioldsmith
Lanas
Tle
Suraimér Union Gaits
Grillin’s
Thomas Hayes
Perry County
Ebber Zimmerman
Pearlinda
Ant Fresh
Marsden
Dares i Sith
Lanesville
de Corve
Zaied
Jim
Dare Flin
Seth Meevensan
Unio
Dreadnaughts
E. L. Coan
Mt. Vernon
Behind the
THE
Corydon National Bank
Emma Miller
Corydon, Ind
Pittsburg
Ind
GEO. B. Wafl
First National Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Bay
W.P. Aupe
Chas
H. Kintner
BG. Kisner
Clyper
Lorrien
State of
Harrison County
Henry H. Wise
Frederick Laver
Teredey
Orange Heart
Thoroner
Lancest
Boston
Mass
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