Death of Sixteen Year Old Wallace H Applegate
Wallace H Applegate aged sixteen died at his parents home in Heth township near Central on Sunday March 13 after eight months illness. Funeral services were held March 14 at Lether United Brotherhood church in Central with Rev Youngblood. burial in church cemetery. He leaves father, mother, a brother Virgil and two sisters Blanche and Juanita. A public sale near Central on April 6 lists farm and livestock items including lime and sulphur, a rock bred, clover seed, galvanized pipe and pump gear among others.
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Wallace H
W. H. Applegate
Heth Township
Central
Lether United
Virgil
Blanche
Juanita
Mrs Mary Pinkston Dies in Louisville
Mrs Mary Pinkston wife of Geo Pinkston died suddenly at home in Louisville last Friday morning She was forty five born in Taylor township Survived by husband son Geo T Pinkston infant daughter three days old and three brothers Clarence Luke Harris Colvin and Mrs Jesse O Fox A funeral was held at Clarence Colvin home near Rosewood and burial in Colvin cemetery.
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Mary Pinkston
Geo. Pinkston
Louisville
Taylor Township
Clarence Colvin
Rosewood
Three O'Fork
H. J. Holden
Elizabeth
Colvin
Geo. T. Pinkston
Luke H. and
Harris Colvin
Corydon
Sterer
Jesse O. Fox
Applegate to Auction Personal Property Before Colorado Trip
Wilfred H H Applegate a leading farmer from Heth township advertises a public auction of his personal property at his farm located one and a half miles southwest of Central on Wednesday April. Facing months of ill health his physician advised a high altitude respite in the West. He plans to move to the Modern Woodmen Sanitarium at Colorado Springs Colorado as soon as he can arrange admission. Many friends wish for his full recovery.
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Wilfred HH. Applegate
Heth Township
Central
Successful Term Ends at No 9 Franklin Township School
Levi Vo Brown of this place closed a term at No 9 Franklin township on Saturday. He continued lessons to noon before parents surprised students with a basket dinner. An exhibit featured a specimen peas from was rendered. Enrollment reached 26 with four pupils withdrawing early. attendance 2144 for the term. Mr Brown taught thirty five terms and is praised as a good scholar and teacher.
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Levi Vo Brown
Franklin Township
Mr. Brown
Drawn
Regilar
Trown
Home for Sale in Corydon on North Maple Street
Five room house with screened porch available in Corydon Indiana on North Maple Street. Listed by Carl Allen Gyeen of Lanesville Indiana.
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Corydon
Maple Street
Carl Allen Gyeen
Lanesville
Ind
Hammer Printing Office Fire Hits Louisville Firm
The Hammer Printing Company in Louisville, two Harrison County natives Charles Poone and Varry Ross, suffered a $10,000 fire loss, with $2,000 damage to the building. Discovered by a porter at 2:20 a.m., the blaze started in the basement while 25 residents in nearby apartments escaped unharmed.
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Louisville
Harrison County
Charles Jt, Poone
Varry Ross
Hammer Printing Company
Boone
Weeklong Corydon Christian Church Revival Ends
A week of religious services at the Corydon Christian Church concluded Friday night with strong attendance. Joe and Helen Peter Lang and Rev. M A Cossaboom led singing and preaching, nine new members joined, and the visiting performers toured local schools and homes before departing for Indianapolis for a two week revival.
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Corydon Christian Church
Joe and
Helen Peter Lang
Rev
Cossaboom
Corydon
Peter
Harrison County
W. H. Peter
Ramsey
Joe
Helen
R. FL. Peter
Miss Peter
Indianapolis
Th. F. Peter
Rome City
Indiana
Farm Equipment Auction Near Central April Sale
Horses cattle hogs and a variety of farm implements including a Milwaukee binder Deering mower Hoosier wheat drill Buckeye cultivator International cultivator Oliver riding plow No 40 hay rake roller corn planter Old Vickory wagon Studebaker wagon and more will be sold at W F Applegate's sale one and a half miles southwest of Central on Wednesday. Sale begins 9 30 A M with a 3 percent cash discount and lunch served auctioneer Essa Richard.
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Oliver
Old Vickory
Studebaker
W. F. Applegate
Central
Essa Richard
Long trial with quick verdict in Bruner estate case
James Bruner sued the estate of his deceased uncle Joseph Bruner in Blue River township claiming a $1260 note. After a two day trial Tuesday and Wednesday the jury returned a verdict for the defendant within minutes. The note’s signature was contested with expert comparison.
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James Bruner
Joseph Bruner
Blue River Township
Joseph D Broner
James
Tle
Joseph Broner
Farm stock sale at Applerates on April 6
Cattle and hogs including six year old horse, ten year old mare, thirteen year old Ryan horse, seven cows and heifers, one year old bull, Timroc sow and eleven pigs, five Duroc shoats all eligible to register. Sale at W T Applerates creamery sale cone a half mile southwest of Central on Wednesday April 6. Starts 9 30 A M with three percent cash discount.
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Fie
Sypter Ryan
W. T. Applerate
Central
Harrison County Farmers Association Directors Meet April Second
The Directors of the Harrison County Farmers Association will hold their second quarterly meeting in the County Agent's office upstairs at the Court House at 1 PM on Saturday April 2.
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Harrison County Farmers’ Association
Court House
Harrison County
Oyster and Pie Supper at Frenchtown March 31 1921
The young ladies of St Bernard Church Frenchtown host an oyster and pie supper on Thursday evening March 31 1921. Ice cream and refreshments will be served. Everyone is invited by the Sodality.
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Frenchtown
St. Bernard Church
Fiverybody
The
Sodality
Farm sale near Cent ral features livestock and equipment
Wilf Applegate conducts a farm sale one and a half miles southwest of Cent ral on Wednesday April 6 beginning at 9 30 A M. Horses cattle Duroc hogs and farm machinery will be offered with a 3 percent cash discount. Taunch on the grounds Essa Richard Auctioneer.
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Wilf Applegate
Central
Essa Richard
Armenian President appeals for American aid amid famine crisis
Armenian President Erivan Chaladjanian appeals to Charles V. Vickrey of Near East Relief for urgent shipment of flour. he cites harvest failures due to rain mice and poor seed, estimates 190000 refugees from Sarikamish and Kars, and seeks 50,000 tons of flour to avert famine as Turkish invasions and Bolshevik movements displace civilians.
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Ares
Peple
Chandjanians Cyessace
Armenia
Sarikamish
Kars
Azerbaijan
Russia
America
Near East
Armenian Girl Pleads For Sisters Rescue Efforts Spotlight
More than ten thousand Armenian girls have been saved from Turkish harems with American aid. The Near East Relief says the work justifies U.S. spending in the region. Miss Eliza Doduryan, a 20 year old Armenian girl, notes the relief's impact after arriving in the United States.
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America
Near East
Re Hef
Eliza Dodurian
Miss Dodurian
Near East Relief
General Wood Leads Near East Relief Sacrifice Appeal
Major General Leonard Wood chairs a Near East Relief Lenten Sacrifice Appeal Committee to fund aid for two and a half million Armenians across the Near East. The effort, backed by figures such as Andrew Mellon and Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, seeks donations to rescue thousands more enslaved and traumatized women and children from war and captivity.
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General Wood
the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Roosevelt
W. H. Taft
Mary Garden
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
William T. Manning
New York
Henry van Dyke
David Belasco
Samuel Gompers
Frank A. Munsey
Carrie Chapman Catt
Henry Morgent
Wood
America
Near East
President Harding backs Near East Relief appeal
President Harding lends his support to Maj. Gen. Leonarde Wood for a nation wide Lenten Sacrifice Offering to aid starving Christians in the Near East. He urges continued private American aid and praises the relief efforts already undertaken as humane and fruitful. The letter expresses strong wish for success in advancing the relief movement.
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Washington
Harding
Leonard Wood
Madison Avenue
New York City
Warren G, Harding
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