Pitman's sale items and local notices Chronicle
Mrs. John Sims of North Corydon suffers from pleurisy. Pitman plans April 18 sale featuring seventy five cords of 16 inch wood and other farm implements. Local items include residents ill, moved, sales, births, and school activities in Corydon and Posey township with brief notices on farming gear and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sims
North Corydon
Cc. W. Thomas
White Mill
Pitman’s
Wall paper offers and local notices in Corydon
Local notes report S M Miller sells wallpaper and St Louis trip for Olga Horner. Reports on pneumonia deaths and illnesses, teacher license exam results, mill grinding shipments, engine repairs, elections, farm sales, and sheriff sale of J W Bauer farm. Mentions local pastors, missionaries, school closings, and a horse theft across Kentucky.
Farm Hand Wanted in Ramsey Indiana
Help wanted for farming work. Apply to R. F. Davis in Eureka or at Ramsey Indiana. Contact by phone or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
R. F. Davis
Eureka
Ramsey
Ind
Wall paper and social notes from Louisville visits
In Taylor township several residents travel to Louisville for shopping and entertainment. S. M. Miller offers 4500 bolts of new wall paper while 318 1 D. W. Shaffer seeks employment in Louisville. A local marriage occurs as Leo C. Langford weds Vernia B. Ellis with Dr. A M Irvine officiating. The Governor will issue proclamations once county clerks confirm receipt of Acts enacted in 1907, which took effect April 10.
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S. M. Miller's
Louisville
Leo C. Langford
Vernia B. Ellis
County Clerks Office
A. M. Irvine
William H. Lamb
Lena R. Perry
Dr. Irvine
Supplement Adds Four Pages With Advertisements
The publication notes using two full pages for ads by C. P. Trotter & Co. and the W. H. Keller Co. This week the paper expands to twelve pages by including a four page supplement, promising extra reading for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Trotter & Co
W. H. Keller Co
Death of Luke Kiger in Corydon area after brief pneumonia
Luke Kiger died last Saturday night at his son Thomas Kiger’s home about three miles southeast of Corydon after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Pfrimmer’s Chapel. He was about seventy, a Civil War veteran, and leaves one son, Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Magleman
Floyd County
Chorgetown
Luke Kiger
Thomas Kiger
Corydon
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
H. A. Barton
United Bretheren Church
New Middletown
Heuser and Bopp United in Morgan Township Marriage
Mrs Augusta Heuser and Mr George Bopp wed Sunday afternoon in Morgan township by Rev Edward Edelmeier. The bride, widowed from Jacob Heuser, was a Ramsey merchant and Jackson township trustee. The groom, a Morgan township farmer, is about twelve years her senior. Both well known in the county's north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Heuser
George Bopp
Morgan Township
Edward Edelmeier
German Reform Church
Jacob Heuser
Ramsey
Jackson Township
Mrs Christiann Williar Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Christiann Williar wife of Harry Williar died at her parents home in Boone township after a two year pulmonary illness. She was 33, born July 25 1876, survived by husband a child her parents three brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Rehoboth church conducted by Rev L M Rice. Burial in church cemetery.
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Christiann Williar
Harry Williar
Lorenzo IL. Ferree
Boone Township
Rehoboth Church
L. M. Rice
Elizabeth
Mill Town Man Charged With Attempted Assault
A man named Marion Dewey aged around 55 to 60 is accused of attempting to assault the eight year old daughter of James W. Miller in Mill Town Crawford County near the Southern railroad. Dewey fled town and Miller pursues him, having formerly lived in Corydon.
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Milltown
Southern Railroad
Crawford County
Marion Dewey
James W. Miller
Dewey
Mr. Miller
Corydon
Birthday Dinner Celebrates Mr. Bruch’s 79th Birthday
About forty friends and relatives gathered March 28 at George Bruch’s Franklin township home to honor his 79th birthday with baskets and socializing. Attendees included Adam Brudner Joe Bruch Lewis Bruch and many others from nearby towns. The day ended with wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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George Bruch
Franklin Township
Bruch
Adam Brudner
Joe Bruch
Lewis Bruch
Mary Walter
John G. Wolf
Sallie Deutsch
Annie Alsmiller
Nellie Geisel
George Daniel
Louisville
John Richardson
Sellersburg
Ind
George Deutsch
New Albuny
Lewis Waltér
Péte Bruch
John Bruch
W. P. Manck
Guy Thomas
McCrone
Charles Alstott
Death of Mrs Reagan 86 at Webster Township
Mrs Margaret Reagan died at her daughter Mrs Sol Shuck home after three years of illness and a bout with la grippe at age 86. Funeral today at old Salem church Webster Township with Rev H K LaRue and Rev A B Condo. burial beside husband Hiram Reagan. She was a long time member of the A B church and mother of thirteen, seven living Brice Oliver Emmett Shuck McRae Winders Lopp.
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Margaret Reagan
Sol Shuck
Lagrippe
Old Salem Church
Webster Township
Hiram Reagan
HK. S. LaRue
A. B. Condo
A. B. Church
Brice W
Oliver L
Emmett Reagan
James A. McRae
L. W. Winders
This County
Daniel Lopp
Evansville
Special Services at St. Peter’s Church Palm Sunday and Easter
Special religious services will be held at St. Peter’s Lutheran church Franklin township on Palm Sunday April 4 and again after Sunday April 11. April 4 will feature a public examination of confirmation scholars testing catechism knowledge with Easter Sunday as the confirmation and Holy Communion service. Mrs Mary Mauck widow of George Mauck died at her Corydon area home Monday night from pneumonia at 77, survived by sister Mrs Rebecca Rhodes. She was born in Virginia and was a Congregational church member. Funeral held this morning with Rev E G Jann officiating and burial in Heidelburg cemetery.
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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Franklin Township
Mary Mauck
George Mauck
Corydon
Rebecca Rhodes
Heidelburg
Ramsey Notes and Local Social Updates
Dr. Heart has his residence painted. Mrs. Cora Crayden traveled to the Falls Cities on business last week. Miss Katie Felmy returned to New Salisbury. Mrs. Mattie Sigler and her son Robert visit relatives near Nevin. Pearl and Annie Beal visited relatives near New Salisbury. Local youths attended the last day of school at New Salisbury last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Crayden
Falls
Katie Felmy
New Salisbury
Mattie Sigler
Robert
Nevin
Pearl
Annie Beal
Marriage License Notices and Local Goods Ad
Marriage License records show George Bopp and Augusta Heuser George H Lamb and Lena Perry Leo Langford and Verna Ellis Joseph Elliott and Mary Richards. Lotich's offers handmade harness at low prices with m31-3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bopp
Augusta Heuser
William H. Lamb
Lena R. Perry
Leo O. Langford
Verna B. Ellis
Joseph FE. Elliott
Mary L. Richards
Lotich’s
The First National Bank Passes Seventh Year of Existence
The First National Bank marks its seventh year amid growth and strong public trust. An official annual U.S. report lauds prudent management, no losses on loans, and broad depositor support, noting the bank’s safe operation and aim to extend services to the public. Officers listed include WM. Ridley as President and W. H. P. Wiseman as Vice President.
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United States
U.S
Naomi S S Class Reception Honors Mrs Chambers Move
Naomi class of the Christian Sunday School held a Monday reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Manton Carr on Mulberry street in honor of Mrs Henry Chambers who moved with her husband and children to Rantoul Illinois. Tuncheon pineapple punch and ice cream were served. The class gave Mrs Chambers a solid silver souvenir spoon carved with the old State House. Regrets were voiced that some members could not attend due to illness. The meeting discussed class business and elected Mrs Manton Carr secretary to succeed Mrs Chambers.
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Naomi
Christian Sunday School
Manton Carr
Mulberry Street
Henry Chambers
Rantoul
Ill
Chambers
Teachers' Pay From State Funds Delayed Into 1911
State funds for six and seven month terms are exhausted so some school corporations will not receive claims until the 1911 General Assembly appropriates. Governing bodies will issue due bills to teachers for balance, with six percent interest for two years. Loaners may cash them on liberal terms, and no teacher should receive more than their pro rata share. Due bills must be sworn before an authorized official.
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General Assembly
Gresham Camp Meeting on April 5 for Hall project
Members are notified to meet at the hall on Monday night April 5 to consider proposals for building four halls. By order of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham Camp
Horse for Sale A fine black Perphera gelding three years old
A three year old black Perphera gelding for sale with good action style and soundness. For particulars call at this office 813 Miss Anna McPheeters Fredericksburg. McClelland Lofton were guests of E 8. Tuel and family Saturday.
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Anna McPheeters
Fredericksburg
McClelland Lofton
Tuel
Family Satuday
Notice of Executor Appointment for James Groves
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as executor of the last will and testament of James Groves of Harrison County Indiana. William B Groves listed as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Groves
Harrison County
Indiana
William B. Groves
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Georgetown
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State Federation of Woman's Clubs
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