MRS. RICHMER DIES AT 27 NEAR LANESVILLE
Mrs Tresia Richmer died at her home near Lanesville last Monday morning of tuberculosis. She leaves husband Herman Richmer a three weeks old son William a mother and step father Mr and Mrs John Geis two sisters Mrs August Day and Miss Dorothy Ringle of Lanesville and one brother Charles Ringle of Louisville. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church at Lanesville last Tuesday morning conducted by Rev Peckscamp and burial was in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresia Richmer
Lanesville
Herman Richmer
William
John Geis
August Day
Dorothy Ringle
Charles Ringle
Louis
Peckscamp
Lanesville Forms Local Fishing Club
Lanesville residents organized a fishing club last Monday with officers Pree? accorates Dr. B Teaford Sec 24 Willard Stoner Treas 4 Kingsley Green Cor Sec Morris Baker Gen Supt Chas S Green Cook Allen Green eager anglers plan a lively summer Jos H Wiseman of White Cloud visited Lanesville to help prepare fishing tackle for the group.
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Lanesville
B. Teaford
Willard Stoner
Treas
Kingsley Green
Morris Baker
Chas. S. Green
Cook
Allen Green
Jos. H. Wiseman
White Cloud
Elected President of Kentucky Student Volunteers
Hewitt F Cunningham was elected president of the Kentucky Student Volunteer Union at a meeting held about two weeks ago at Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky The union includes hundreds of volunteers gearing to serve as missionaries to foreign fields His duties include visiting and speaking at Kentucky colleges and he previously led the Louisville chapter of the organization.
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Kentucky Student Volunteer Union
Asbury College
Wilmore
Tfarrison County
Hewitt F. Cunningham
Cunningheim
Kentucky
Hewitt
Louisville
Marriages Recorded For Several Local Couples
The notice lists nuptials for Delma Lynch and Alice Gertrude Perry Lindsey and Ida Brown, Lumen Peeler and Mary C Keller, Michael H Mosier and Minnie E Mosier, and Khurney Shireman and Maud E Smith in the local marriage column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Lindsey
Ida Brown
Lumen Peeler
Mary C. Keller
Michael H. Mosier
Minnie E
Revival at Cors don M. F. Church begins. Farr Breeden assist
The revival started last Sunday night at the Cors don M. F. Church under Rev. J. G. Moore and will continue two weeks or more. Rev J A Breeden of DePauw Memorial Church New Albany will assist next week. Rev M A Ferr District Superintendent of AMF Church preaches tonight.
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Corsdon M. F
J. G. Moore
Teo. Moore
J. A. Breeden
DePauw Memorial Church
New Albany
M. A. Ferr
AMF. Church
Revival Meeting Opens With Horace Kurtz Leading
Lafayette Indiana song evangelist Horace J Kurtz arrived to lead the revival service remaining for the duration. He recently finished a successful engagement in Mason City Illinois and is praised as a trainer in chorus work and youth leadership. The community joins in the gathering with hopes for a strong, brotherly series of meetings.
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Horace J. Kurtz
Lafayette
Indiana
Kurtz
Mason City
Ilinois
Ford Touring Car or Runabout with Demountable Rims Offer
Offer to supply a Ford touring car or runabout with demountable rims for an extra $25 plus tax if ordered in time. From W. H. Bulleit & Sons. M.30-2w
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W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Deliver Your Ford On Demand This Year At V. T. Bulleit
The notice urges customers to order Ford autos now to ensure delivery when desired, warning of possible disappointment if waited. V. T. Bulleit & Sons advertises readiness to fulfill orders promptly this year and previously.
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Ford Auto
V. T. Bulleit & Sons
Close of School at Franklin Township No 3
Public School No 3 in Franklin township Floyd county closed last Friday with Claud Turley, son of Mr and Mrs W A Turley of near Lanesville, as teacher. Parents brought baskets for a noon meal and a large table was spread. An afternoon and evening program by the pupils followed. The community praised Turley and urged his return for the coming year.
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Franklin Township
Floyd County
Claud Turley
W. A. Turley
Lanesville
Nucolor Vat Dye Revives Old Hats at Low Price
Miles Variety Store advertises Nucolor Vat dye for all colors at 15 cents a bottle. The copy notes the product will make an old hat look like new and provides store coding M.30-3w.
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Miles Variety Store
Veterinary Surgeon Opens Corydon Practice
Earl R. Page, D. V. M., announces his veterinary practice in Corydon Indiana at the former office of Dr. John W. Harbaugh. He will answer calls day or night via the Eureka phone service. He can be reached for emergencies and routine care.
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Corydon
John W. Harbaugh
Eureka
Earl R. Page
Ind
Local Notes and Community Updates
Local residents are listed with brief notices including visits, health updates, and events. Miss Gladys Mitchell spent yesterday in the city while Miss Blanche Sharp of Bedford visits relatives. Charles Stoff’s residence was struck by lightning causing minor damage south of Corydon. Dr. Bruce Funk of Louisville visited his mother and sister. A married farm hand job is advertised in Corydon. Charles Foster, son of Dode Foster of Mauckport, shows improvement after hospitalization in Lincoln Nebraska. Margaret Laue, student in Louisville Conservatory, visited home with her parents. Christian Endeavor of Primmer’s Chapel hosts an April Food Social April 1. Easter services postponed to April 3 at 7 30. Thomas Martin in Norton Infirmary Louisville improving after appendectomy. N N Clunie to lecture on The House Fly at Valley City Presbyterian Church March 31 at 7 30.
Ill Franklin resident to seek New Albany or Louisville care
Mrs. William Snider of Franklin township plans medical treatment in New Albany or Louisville and may undergo a surgical operation soon. John L. Martin of near Fredericksburg visited his sister Mrs. Emma M. Caughlis on Monday, accompanied by his son Rex R. Martin an assistant instructor at Purdue University in Lafayette.
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William Snider
Franklin Township
New Albany
Louisville
John L. Martin
Fredericksburg
Emma M. Caughlis
Rex R. Martin
Purdue University
Lafayette
Harrison Circuit Court Term to Close Next Saturday
The March term of the Harrison Circuit Court will close next Saturday. Judge Ridley will be on the bench this morning and there will be no court until Saturday. He will depart for Jeffersonville to hold court this week.
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Harrison Cicuit Court
Ridley
Jeffersonville
Local Family Heads to Minnesota Hospital for Insane
Mr and Mrs William Wynn and Mr and Mrs Chas Brunner traveled to St Peter Minnesota for new employment at the state hospital. Wynn had visited here since last August with his parents Mr and Mrs Fomes Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wynn
Chas. W. Brunner
St. Peter
Minnesota
Sirs
Wenn
Mr. Fomes Wynn
Squire Feiler Renews Democrats Subscription
Squire Joseph Al Feiler of this place called yesterday and renewed his subscription to the Democrat. He has served as Justice of the Peace in this township and in Scott where he formerly lived. He is a competent man for the office and has served as Deputy Coroner of this county.
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Joseph al. Feiler
Riace
Feiles
Smith and Sherman wed at Rev. Shuck's residence
Missy Maude E. Smith and Harvey L. Sherman were married by Rev. Jesse Shuck at his residence last Wednesday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of south of Central, and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Bhireman near Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Maude E. Smith
Harvey L. Sherman
Jesse Shuck
James Smith
Central
Hal Bhireman
Near Central
Freezing Weather Blackens Fruit Prospects in County
A cold snap last Monday night and Tuesday morning March 29 froze the ground and ice covered the area. Thermometer read 22 degrees, wind reduced damage, but fruit experts fear peaches and possibly pears were killed while apples likely survived. The rapid 59 degree drop in 36 to 48 hours shocked growers.
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Nheal
Will Christley
Indianapolis News
Stationery Box Sale At Miles Variety Store
A note mentions a stationery box priced at 17 cents available at Miles Variety Store. The brief lists the item as a bargain and highlights the low cost as a selling point.
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Miles’ Variety Store
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Automobile Supplies
Henry Haick
Hdw. Co
West Market Street
Ville
Lanesville Fish Club
Southern Optical Company Incorporated
Fourth and Chestnut
Louisville, Ky
Miss Liberty
Liberty Insurance Bank
Delma Lynch
Alice Gertrude
Mosier
Khurney
Shireman
Maud E. Smith
Long
DR. Farr
Rev. Breeden
Schoo
Mr. Turley
Jack
Gladys Mitchell
Blanche Sharp
Bedford
Chas. Stoff
Corydo
Mildred Gwartney
Louisvile
Bruce C. Funk
Roth E. Funk
E. G. Keller
W. DP. Bean
Charles Foster
Dode Foster
Mauckport
Lincoln
Nebraska
Margaret Laue
Conservatory of Music
Mrs
Ed Laue
Geo
KE. Brown
Christian Endeavor
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Abe Turley
Adolph Wright
Blanche Schuck
Aow
George Miller
Thomas Martin
T. G. van Hook
Norton Infirmary
N. N. Clunie
Presbyterian
Valiey City
Hall Ulen
F. A. Ulen
Fourth Avenue
Atlantic City
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