Cotner Fires At Neighbor In Louisville Shooting
Lee Cotner formerly of Elizabeth county shot at Frank Tangora after a party disturbance near 1017 West Jefferson Louisville. Tangora escaped injury though a pocketbook and cash were damaged by a bullet. Tangora charged with disorderly conduct and Cotner with shooting at without wounding. Both men were released on bond.
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Lee Cotner
Elizabeth
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Frank Tangora
West
Jefferson Street
Lee Conner
Cotner
Tangora
Dupin
Sullivan
Cotter
Lee
Wm. E. Cotner
Leslie R. Farnsley
Dedication of Service Flag at St Johns Lutheran Church
The St Johns Evangelical Lutheran church near Lanesville Indiana held a May 5 1915 patriotic program led by the Young Peoples Society. Speakers included Rev Schreccer Township Council of Defense member Geo Ellwanger committee for Liberty Bonds J Zabel and J J Zollman with songs by all and remarks on Red Cross work. Franklin Township reported bond quotas met with church members contributing $900 for Liberty Bonds and a possible glee club formation.
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Young People’s Society of St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lanesville
Ind
Schreccer
Benner
Wm. J. Blank
Geo. Ellwanger
Township Council of Defense
J. Zabel
J. J. Zollman
Filwanger
G. Zabel
Franklin Jownship
St John's Lutheran Church
Franklin Township
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Red Cross
Mad Dog Bites Two Children In Local Townships
A mad dog belonging to the Tuell family bit Lula Tuell of Taylor township on the wrist and Willard Tuell Jr. of Posey township on the fingers last Thursday. The children plan to seek Pasteur treatment in Indianapolis this week. The same dog had bitten several animals nearby, and the new case is thought to be its second bite.
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Lula
James Tuell
O. Taylor Township
Willard
James Tuell Jr
Posey Township
Jr Tuell
Indianapolis
Pasteur
Call to Settle Accounts for Medical Goods
Charles F. Sands has left accounts for medicines sold to rare song parties now in our hands for collection. We request immediate settlement of these accounts. Kirkham & O'Binnon.
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Charles F. Sands
Kirkham & O'Binnon
John Fosters sale to offer farming implements May tenth
Farmers will gather as farming implements and all finds are put up for sale at John Fosters auction on May 10. The event showcases a range of equipment and related farming items for bidders.
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John Foster
Quality Oak and Mahogany Dressers In Stock
We offer a range of dressers in oak, mahogany and quartered oak with affordable prices. Also featuring easy chairs and rockers to suit every room. Upholstered leather and tapestry pieces add style, with a splendid rocker priced at 340 dollars. Sewing rocker offered at 2.00 form price and 2.50 formerly.
Red Cross Ridiculed Lies Prompt War Officials Probe
The Red Cross faces rumors amid wartime, with officials vowing to investigate every false claim. A letter from a soldier in France alleged price charges, which is denied by the organization. Directors warn that repeating such stories harms war efforts and will be prosecuted.
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American Red Cross
The
Red Cross Bulletin
France
Red Cross
War Savings Meeting Set For May 10 In New Albany
A meeting to promote War Savings Stamps will be held in New Albany on Friday May 10. Samuel Eisby chairs the district and W P Hull chairs the county. Postmasters are urged to attend and the Indian W S Bulletin reports county sales to April 2 totaling 27700 with apportionment 3404 649. Also notes military news from Flanders and Italy and local items from Harrison county including two Lofton sons in France Curtis Elmer and Clarence A. Elmer. Curtis was buried by shell dirt briefly and rescued. Wedding announced for Edna Ellen Beach and Joseph Edward Reisert at St Michael's Bradford. Mrs. Clara Armbruster and daughter from Indianapolis attend. Armbruster will be bridesmaid. Mrs. H J Baker and son Joseph of Kingsport Tenn arrived. husband is a surgeon in the East awaiting orders for England.
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New Albany
Samuel Eisby
W. P. Hull
W. S. Bulletin
Harrison County
John Lofton
Blue River Township
Corydon
France
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Edna Ellen Beach
George Beach
Greenville Township
Joseph Edward Reisert
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Bradford
Jano Bracher
Clara Armbruster
Indianapolis
Misa Armbruster
H. J. Baker
Joseph
Kingsport
Tennessee
England
Thomas 8. Jones
County Council of Defense
J. G. Moore
M. E. Church
M. A. Coasaboom
Moore
Five More Harrison County Youths Leave for Army Camp
Five Harrison county boys departed Corydon for Fort Thomas Kentucky last Saturday. Oscar H Singleton was chosen to oversee the group during transit to the camp. A public service at the courthouse honored the group with songs, speeches, and prayers stressing democracy and sacrifice as war continues.
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Harrison County
Corydon
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Oscar H. Singleton
Andrew A. Askren Kimner
Bruce Frank L. Flubr
Edward A. Kintner
Trustee Announces Weekly Office Day in Taylor Township
The trustee fixes Saturdays as office day starting April 20 1918 at John Hink's store Buena Vista from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to transact official business. William H Stewart trustee. Also notes the marriage of Curtie G Miller and Stella A Neanblossom in Jeffersonville on May 1.
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John Hink
Buena Vista
Curtie G. Miller
Stella A. Neanblossom
County
Jeffersonville
Suau
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