All-Stars Lose Opening Game In Corydon Match
New Albany Tanalacs rallied in the tenth to top Corydon All-Stars 6 to 5 on the home lot. Flock pitched well for the All-Stars, costly ninth inning miscues helped the visitors, Endris and Knapp starred in defense for Corydon, while Rivets and Shike worked for the Tanalacs.
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New Albany Tanalacs
Corydon All-Stars
Corydon
Flock
Rivers
Tanalacs
Shike
Kirkham
Rivets
Richy
Bennett
If Endris
Carl Frederick
Bum
Cf Gwartney
C Schaaf
Clell Frederick
Rf White
Claude Frederick
Rf Arnold
Richard
James
Knapp
Cf Rivets
P Conrad
Tanlace
Bader
Buchanan
Pocket Publishers' League Plans May Meeting in Boonville
The Pocket Publishers' League announces its quarterly meeting set for May 8 in Boonville. The program features talks on country editors owning automobiles, securing main themes for country correspondents, and legislative gains for country newspapers with multiple discussions. Charlies T. Miller is president and Thomas Downs is vice president. the group spans Harrison County to the Illinois line with about thirty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocket Publishers’ League
O. I. Brooner
Dale Reporter
Dale
Ind
Boonville
A. J. Hearing
Winslow Dispatch
C. T. Baker
Grandview
L. J. Early
Camnelton Telephone
D. H. Duffenbach
Huntingburg Independent
G. Homer Hazen
Boonville Enquirer
Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon Democrat
Emc Wilson
Matengo Observer
Henry Haake
Ferdinand News
Charlies T. Miller
Cannelton
Thomas Downs
Harrison County
Illinois Line
Indiana
Pocket
Bogle-Dupnil Couple Wed at Salem Parsonage
Miss Bertha Bogie of Fredericksburg and Mr William H Durnil of Blue River township wed at the MY E Parsonage in Salem on April 24 with Rev Fred W Hart officiating. They are the children of local families and will reside on the Durnil farm. Spotted dealers V A Bullett & Sons Tac advertise buggy styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bogie
Fredericksburg
Wm.h. Durnil
MY E. Parsonage
Salem
Fred W. Hart
Robert Bogle
James Durnil
Blue River Township
Durnil Farm
Plants for Sale Garden Catalog from Corydon Indiana
Cabbage plants 30c per hundred Tomat plants 10c per dozen or 65c per hundred Sweet potato plants 25c per hundred Kohl Rabi 5c per dozen Egg Plant 10c per dozen Mango pepper plants 5c per dozen Garden Sage Scarlet 10c per plant Astors 10c per dozen Nasturtium all colors 10c per dozen Carnation plants 1c per dozen Pansy plants 45c per dozen Dahlias 5c each while they last Mrs C C Hubbard R R G Corydon Ind Eureka Place fe2w Are
Library report details April 1915 lending and patrons
The April 1915 librarian report shows 1081 volumes at start, 141 added, 1172 total. Adult fiction 814 volumes, juvenile fiction 247, adult non fiction 15, juvenile non fiction 51. Total 637 with average daily circulation 25. Magazines loaned 87. 24 new borrowers added. total borrowers 477. Visitors total 1403 with 802 adult and 601 juvenile. daily average 47. Lula B. Reising, Librarian.
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Ccc
Seocecesecscees
Terrorrive
Lula B. Reising
Expositions Visit Boosted by Allen’s Foot-Ease Claim
A note urges visitors to California Expositions to carry Allen's Foot-Ease for foot relief and comfort. A testimonial from a guest praises the product's effect during the stay. Separately, Edgar Jordan and Herman Smith have leased the Cold Storage plant to produce ice this summer.
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Allen
Edgar Jordan
Herman Smith
Lahue Re-elected Attendance Officer by County Board
Isaac B. Lahue of this place was re elected as Attendance Officer for another year by the Harrison County Board of Education at its meeting last Saturday. The vote was nearly unanimous as opponents could not match Ike’s record. Lahue, formerly a leading Harrison County teacher, has shown commendable interest in his duties during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Lahue
Harrison County Board of Education
Ike
Lahne
Harrison County
New Salisbury Sunday School Hosts May 7 Coffee Social
The New Salisbury Sunday School plans a Friday night coffee supper May 7 1915 at the school building to raise funds for a piano for the New Salisbury M J E church. Proceeds support the church and a future strawberry social will be announced.
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New Salisbury Sunday School
Salisbury M.je
Mrs Maud Lyskowinski Dies After Illness
Mrs Mami Ipftkowinak wife of Marion Lyskowinski of Franklin township died Wednesday morning April 28 after a ten days illness. She was thirty three years old and survived by her husband and five children. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Behe M E church in Lanesville with burial in the local cemetery. Rev F C Raaf conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mami. Ipftkowinak
Marion Lyskowinski
Franklin Township
M. E
Lanesville
Weburial
F.C. Raaf
Closing Out Notice From Boone Wiseman Co
The Boone Wiseman Co announces sale of remaining items at less than wholesale prices including 2 tenders 8 Superior wheat drills 1 buggy with rubber tire and 1 one horse wagon. Callan urged to purchase with contact specified.
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Callan
Boone- Wiseman Co
Miller Seeks Treasurer Post for Eureka Telephone Co
George C. Miller of Corydon announces his candidacy for Treasurer of the Eureka Telephone Company. Election set for the first Saturday in June.
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George C. Miller
Corydon
Eureka Telephone Company
Recital Attendees Include Regional Social Figures at Louisville
A joint recital by Miss Fanny Ray Cole and John Dwight Sample at the Woman's Club in Louisville Monday night drew a crowd of local and regional residents. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Wright, Miss Margaret Hudson, Miss Clara Bennett, and many others from Corydon Evans Landing Iris and Palmya areas, with several audiences from out of town.
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Fanny Ray Cole
John Dwight Sample
Woman’s Club
Louisville
T. J. Hudson
Frank R. Wright
Margaret Hudson
Clara Bennett
C. H. Buchanan
W. J. Bullett
George W. Applegate
G. C. Doolittle
Harriet Harper
Nellie Kelley
Jesse Kelley
Evans Landing
Redpath Chautauqua to Open Five Day Corydon Session
Manager Mr. Martin of Chicago oversees preparations with local leaders for the Redpath Chautauqua at the Harrison County Fair Grounds. The five day program runs June 30 through July 4 with three entertainments daily and morning sessions for children, including a band on July 4.
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Mr. Martin
Chicago
Redpath
Corydon
Harrison County Fair Grounds
This Will Interest Mothers
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children relieve feverishness and teething troubles. They ease headaches and upset stomachs, regulate bowels, destroy worms, and claim to break up colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 26 years. 26c at all druggists. Sample free. A. 8. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Worship Service Promotes White Flower Tribute
At Presbyterian church on Sunday May 9 a Sunday school session at 9 30 and a morning worship at 10 45 invite attendees to wear a white flower in memory of a mother.
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Presbyterian Church
Death of William Walker at 75 in Franklin
William Walker died at his home in Franklin on May 3 from Bright's disease. Funeral services will be Thursday at eleven in Georgetown cemetery with Rev. M. C. Patterson officiating. Born July 12, 1890, he was in the seventy sixth year and left two children, son Albert and daughter Lizzie. He served in the Civil War in Company K, 9th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
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William
Franklin
Bright
M. C. Patterson
Georgetown
Allelve
Albert
Lizzie
Walker
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Resolutions of Respect for Andrew J. Lopp
Death removes Andrew J. Lopp, long time secretary of the Manckport charge quarterly conference. The United Brethren church records regret his loss, noting his service and counsel. A copy of the resolutions is to be filed, printed in papers, and sent to the bereaved family.
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Andrew J. Lopp
Manckport
United Brethren Church
Ugail
Rain Gracefully Delivers Needed Downpour in Vicinity
Last Sunday brought a much needed rain to the area. C L Thomas and family of New Albany visited relatives nearby. Several local residents attended a Sunday School convention at Now School House in Franklin township. Mrena Edwards daughter of Wm D Wilson died last Wednesday night April 28 at her father’s home after a nine year illness. She was almost thirty three and leaves a father two brothers two sisters and many relatives. Funeral services were conducted at the house by John H Heth and burial followed at Zoar. Visitors at W L Conrad's included John Wiedell and wife Valley City WI Lemmon and Lucy Sharon Loakville and Henry Miller and wife or daughter Gladys of Hursttown UP Miss Gertrude Conrad of Moberly. Will Lemmon photographed the crowd in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Thomas
New Albany
Franklin Township
Mrena Edwards
Wm D. Wilson
Almos
John H. Heth
Zoar
W. L. Conrad
John Wiedell
Valley City
Georgetown Faces All Stars In Saturday Baseball Clash
The Georgetown Lions play the local AK Star nine next Saturday afternoon at 2 pm on the Fair Ground diamond. Admission is 15 cents. Fans are urged to come out and cheer for the All-Stars.
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Georgetown
Corydon
Fair Ground
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Silas
Europe
Made-in-America Linens
Phoenix
C. P. Trotter & Co
Kabo
Jackson Corsets
All-Stars
Fiock
Yanalae
Rivet
Ricky
Fadris
Johnny Kirkham
Endris
Phoenix Minstrel
V. A. Bullett & Sons
C. C. Hubbard
Eureka Phcae
Librarian's
Sascheme
LB. Lahue
Coffee Social
Maud Lyskowinski
Cole-Sample
Henry Tindall
Leanna Tindall
Wm. R. Shuck
John Stonecipher
Claud and
Ralph Stonecipher
Near Iris
B. F. Pearson
Corydon Junction
THE
Corydon National Bank
Corydon National Bank E Bank
Chautauqua
William Walker
Old Soldier
Zear
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