Third Methodist Quarterly meeting at New Salisbury planned
The third Methodist Quarterly meeting will be held at New Salisbury next Sunday. A small child of Mr and Mrs Charles Stevens suffers a severe illness. Clarence Byrn has moved to Fredericksburg to teach and play in the brass band. The local brass band resumes after winter thaw. Co N Dome returns home to farm after teaching at Corydon School. Eighteen four young people gathered at Miss Elizabeth Bringle’s home for her eighteenth birthday. Miss Emma Halin hosted a music party with several performers. Miss Lydia Gibson healing from a run away accident shows spine corrected and recovering health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Stevens
Ellen Deweese
Silas Bringle
Hardinsburg
Clarence Byrn
Fredericksburg
Co. N. Dome
Corydon
Elizabeth Bringle
Emma Halin
My Staneford
Louis Hendricks
Ottis Nadaiff
George Hutz
Lydia Gibson
Laconia
Beidieburg Sunday School Organizes Officers
Beidieburg held a Sunday School session on May 4 electing Superintendent John Stoker Assistant Superintendent Rosa Fry Secretary Cleoa Kupp Assistant Secretary Edna Pottes Treasurer Nellie Mathes and planning Sunday gatherings at 2 30 p m. A house party at Mr and Mrs A W Eoler's on May 4 featured attendees including Miss Martha Mathes Nellie Mathes Rosa Vr Daisy Neely Maud Cline Cleva Kopp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenrs Taylor
Anz Yoler
Walter Prev
Tania Deschamp
Sarah Wind
Edna Boitles
Dir
Ess Gibner
George Pry
Myr
Arlie Shaffer
Jonathan Chappel
Emmi
Johu Craig
Leander Bottles
Tore Pate
Beidieburg School House
John Stoker
Rosa Fry
Cleoa Kupp
Edna Pottes
Nellie Mathes
A.W. Eoler
Martha
Rosa Vr
Daisy Neely
Maud Cline
Cleyva Kopp
Amt Crertie Simcox
Barney, Engels
George Hottell
Henry Cod George Binkley
Wood Neely
Leven Fro
Roy Windul
George Mathes
Maries ¢Iheere
Aizi Blake
Josie Kepp
Local Notices from Hursttown and Nearby Areas
Rev Kowler of Crandall preached an interesting sermon. William Houser's children have whooping cough. Mrs Henry Frederick was called to the bedside of her daughter-in-law. Fredrick Marsvole of near Corydon Monday. Ivan Opp and sister Pearl visited their uncle George Kopp of Pleasant Ridge recently. Miss Cla Huder of Corydon visits Missanda Lahue. Mr Close of Toursville purchased a farm and moved in. Ivan Barrow and family visited south of Corydon Sunday. Ruth Davis visited Miss Treja Engleman Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Kowler
Crandall
Wm. Houser
Henry Frederick
Rmars
Vole Fredrick
Corydon
Ivan Opp
Miss Pearl
George Kopp
Pleasant Ridge
Cla Huder
Misanda Lahue
Close
Frenchtown notes and local family gathering details
Frenchtown community updates include Wheat looks fine in the area. Mrs. Julia Macherey on sick list. John and Will Nolot visited relatives in Louisville last week. Charles Vanusha sold a yearling colt to Frank Sanders. Peter Hufman family of Crawford county visited Ed Simon. Minnie Regot returned from New Albany. A surprise 74th birthday dinner for Uncle Frank Troncin at Felix Vausha’s on April 20. Attendees included many local families and relatives, with wine and a long social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Will Nolot
Louisville
Charles Vanusha
Frank Sanders
Peter Hufman
Crawford County
Ed Simon
Minnie Regot
New Albany
Felix Vausha
Frenchtown
Will
Zreene
Claud Vausha
Jack Regot
Eugene Tronein
Peter Tronein
Julius Tronein
John Tronein
John Lambert
Adolph Tronein
Lola Nolot
Near Nevin
Herman Schmitt
Theodore Henriot
Mr. Tronein
Local notes from Sandy Branch area in ME
Residents and visitors are noted with multiple short updates. Lottie Kron returns home from New Albany and various residents including Ed Knight and Ed Satter travel to Corydon and New Albany. Illnesses mentioned detail Fiora Stewart and others while fishing and pew work occur nearby.
Obituary and local notices from Lanesville 1906
John Yochem, Breckinridge County farmer near Franklin township, dies at about 82. Our community mourns a thrifty, honest citizen and family man. Funeral held Friday with Father A. Peeckskamp officiating. services were well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Ott
Andrew Hess
Louisville
Victor Chaviss
Conrad Lottich
Joan Yochem
John Yochem
Franklin Township
Breckenridge
Lanesville
Father A. Peeckskamp
Indiana Oil Prospectors Form Company Near Morris
CG Fleshman and fifteen associates organize the Indiana Oil Gas and Development Co to prospect near Morris. Test wells to be sunk on a 240 acre deeded land lease with work to start next week. Fleshman recently traveled from this county to Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. L. Fleshman
Indiana Oil, Gas and Development Company
Morris
Tulsa Daily Democrat
Tulsa
Ind
Ter
Fleshman
Indian Territory
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney Bladder Rheumatic Troubles
An advertisement promotes Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic troubles. Sold by all druggists or a mail order two months course for $1 from Dr. F. Hall of St. Louis Missouri. Kentucky testimonials offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Moberly Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Transfers
Annie M Pitman repainting her house and Abe Pitman selling 100 trees to Uncle J W Loudon are noted. Julius Loudon visited Chas Pitman. several residents attend Thornpson Chapel. Ray Conrad and Paul Russell move between families. Congratulatory message to the Democrat editor marks its 50th anniversary. crowd attendance praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Loudon
Chas. M. Pitman
Johnnie Arnold
Abe Pitman
J. W. G Loudon
George Piniare
Clestia Loudon
Eph Engleman
Nevin
Jasper Davis
Thompson's Chapel
Meadie Loudon
Annie Pitman
Ada Jurgess
Ray Conrad
Louisville
Ann Alexander
Ray
Paul Russell
John 8. Burgess
Jett
Lytle Russell
Denver
Colo
Democrat
Pony purchase and local notices in the Democrat
Depauw reports Martin Bee has bought a pony. John Walker suffers a rheumatic attack. A basket meeting is planned at Mt Zion on May 20. Various visits and trips are noted, including Lola Nolot with Mrs Henry Peters, Joe Barksdale to Corydon, Uncle Henry Friedley to Corydon, J A Peters and wife from New Albany visiting E J Peters, and a new telegraph operator starting night shifts. Lee Berkshire and family visited Enoch Hancock near Fredericksburg. Ruth Greene visited her sister in Corydon Junction and others visited W E Nolot. Elsie Churchill returns from Marengo. Thomas Jones and wife visited Court Stonecipher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Mt Zion
Lola Nolot
Henry Peters
Joe Barksdale
Corydon
Henry Friedley
Jackson
J. A. Peters
New Albany
E. J. Peters
Local Notes and Social News from Jeffersonville Area
Hancock reports and illness updates include Della Harrell and J. T. Hoke, with Davie Lofton and Mrs. John Lofton on the sick list. Sam Armstrong sold his farm to John Wolfe, and a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Moggan. Ed Graves of Pekin visited Sam Voyles, while Mrs F M Routh and daughter from Edwardsville are visiting Jeffersonville. Mart Edmonson and Miss Mary Dean from Orange County were in Jeffersonville recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Harrell
Davie Lofton
J. T. Hoke
Lofton
New Albany
John Lofton
Sam Armstrong
John Wolfe
John S. Marshall
Ed Graves
Pekin
Sam Voyles
Tom Moggan
W. H. H. Goldsberry
Millie Jones
F. M. Routh
Edwardsville
Mart Edmonson
Mary Dean
Orange County
Jeffersonville
Local Notes From Huddletown Area
Lorena Emily and Miss Nan Kennedy on sick list. Frank Spawns children with chicken pox. Mrs. John Walter improving. Edward Mauck visited brother John. Albert Loiich visited Ray Mauck. Miss Kate Kennedy visiting Mrs. Sally Benson near Lanesville. Will Fravis and James Carr in Louisville. Henry Grable couple guests of David Grable. Frank Loitch family visiting Lyskowinski kin near Lanesville. Emma Schuman visiting home folks from Edwardsville. Milton and John Conrad families visiting Henry Schuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mauck
John Mauck
Albert Loiich
Ray Mauck
Kate Kennedy
Sally Benson
Lanesville
Will Fravis
James Carr
Louisville
Henry Grable
David Grable
Frank Loitch
Thomas Lyskowinski
Emma Schuman
Mike Yost
Edwardsville
Hill Grove News Notes and Local Life
Mrs Mary Rhodes is on the sick list. The frost threatens fruit. It’s a boy for Mrs Sam Stults. Farmers plow for corn and plant. Willie Rhodes and family visited David Stonecipher and family Sunday. Oscar Crosby and family visited Mrs Cs mother Sunday. Plans for a children's night on the first Sunday in June. Local youths attended church at Fairvein last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rhodes
Sam Stults
Willie Rhodes
David Stonecipher
Oscar Crosby
Mrs. C
Fairvein
Dr. Kings New Life Pills Promised Quick Relief
An advertisement claims deaths from appendicitis fall as the use of Dr. Kings New Life Pills rises. It asserts the pills save from danger and ease constipation with guaranteed strength and vigor, offered by L. A. Riley & Son Druggist at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
L. A. Riley & Son
Crandall Area Socials and Health Notes
Crandall community updates report Julius Nix on the sick list while farmers plant corn. Lizzie Wagner visited Crandall friends. Mrs A Bitner improves after illness. John Roudenbush and family visited Mrs Ward Conrad near Corydon. Wim Conrad, employed at Jeffersonville car works, visited home. Local youths attended an ice cream social in Crandall. An ice cream supper with music is planned for Lewis Temples sugar grove near Crandall on May 19. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Nix
Lizzie Wagner
Crandall
A. Bitner
Christian Elwanger
Corydon
John Roudenbush
Ward Conrad
Wim. Conrad
Jeffersonville
Creamery Boom and Local Visits Across Town
Crandall creamery thrives as residents visit relatives and work crews. Lillie Rusk visits her sister at Crandall while Elmer Fisher and wife work for the railroad. Ben Melton and family from Taswell visit his father. Joe Busby from New Albany sees Rev. J. W. Melton. Jack frost chills gardens. Lewis Reitz injures his arm at the creamery. Local visits continue as Mrs. Geo Hendricks and two sons from Romney visit T. J. Stevens family, and Robert Dyer with wife and Harry Bruner with wife visit Wm. H. Dyer. The Indiana creamery inspector reported the facility in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Fisher
Frank Melton
Ben Melton
Taswell
Joe Busby
New Albany
J. W. Melton
Jack Frost
Lewis Reitz
Geo. Hendricks
Romney
T. J. Stevens
Robert Dyer
Harry Bruner
Wm. H. Dyer
Indiana
Grove's Chill Tonic Advertisement Note
The old Grove's Chill Tonic offer lists iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It promises no cure and no pay. The price is 50 cents with a January 10 lyric note.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Salisbury
Gray
Heidleburg
Hursttown
Gures
Lane
Turopore J. Hesntor
Frank Biscoe
Julia Macherey
Sandy Branch
A.M
Lottie Kron
Fred. Bierley
John Schielmiller
Lizzie Sparks
Fdua Evans
John Lemmel
Charles Hildebrand
Ed. Knight
Elner Deatrick
Pew
Elizabeth
Ed Satter
Garfield Kron
Oscar Fiverear
F's
Mr. Roberts
Andrew Keen
Nellie
Rean Glaze
Sugar Grove
G’s
Wm. Stewart
Roundtown
Ina Russell
Fd Bryant
Fiora Stewart
Bowling
A.M. Ersenrr
The
Texas Wonder
Kentucky
Sic
Moberly
Annie M. Pitman
Ross Bell
Albert White
Depauw
Epmond Derresitire
Martin Bee
Lee Berkshire
Enoch Hancock
Ruth Greene
Frank Miller
Corydon Junction
Joseph Nolot
Zof
W. E. Nolot
Elsie Churchill
Marengo
Thomas Jones
Court
Hancock
Rip van Winkleisk
Walter A. Wood
Ifiower
Walter A
Elizabeth Implement Co
Mre
Huddeltown
Lorena Emily
Nan Kennedy
Frank
John Walter
Milton Conrad
John Conrad
Heidelburg
Henry Schuman
Sunday
Hill Grove
Crandall, K. BR
Lillie Rusk
Walter A. Wood Co
Elizabeth, Ind
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Ohio River
Gulf
G. A. Park
Louisville & Nashville Hailroad CO
Louisville, KY
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