Local Notices and Social Roundup From Happy Hollow
Emma Dannacher and Maida Kirkham are mentioned along with George Luther’s new barn and Mrs Jane McFarland’s illness. A Corydon youth, Harry Sater, visits his uncle John Bowling while Joseph Eve and Jacob Roudenbush attend events at Falls Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dannacher
Maida Kirkham
George Luther
Jane McFarland
Harry Sater
Corydon
John Bowling
Joseph Eve
Jacob Roudenbush
Falls Cities
John Zenor
Able
Boone Township
No. 4
Epervia McRae
Weaver
Elizabeth
Grant Stallings
George Roudenbush
Edward Cooper
Zetta
Nellie
Wm. Cooper
Anna Luther
Campground Notes and Local Life Updates
Miss Parva McRae and Mrs. Amzi Kirkham remain ill while Frank Peters buys a new buggy. Aunt Sallie Cooper suffers pneumonia and Thomas Lanesdon shows improvement. Andrew Ebert adds to his house as Alva Grass travels to the Palis Cities. Cort Keller works for Wilbur Lamb this summer. Charles Cooper and Will Wolpert visit Louisville. Ed Funk family visits John Funk’s family and Miss Margie Cooper visits her mother in New Albany. Mrs. Hattie Yeats and Mildred visit Miss Lou Cromwell. Sarah Hilderbrand visits Margaret Wolpert. Bettie Rusk and Mrs. Myers McKinney visit P. B. Cooper family. A surprise dinner at Mr. Grant Stallings draws many with baskets. Residents commend the rain after a large McCoy woods fire beyond men’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amzi Kirkham
Frank Peters
Sallie Cooper
Thomas Lanesdon
Andrew Ebert
Alva Grass
Cort Keller
Wilbur Lamb
Charles Cooper
Will Wolpert
Louisville
Ed Funk
John Funk
Margie Cooper
New Albany
P. B. Peters
Hattie Yeats
Mildred
Lou Cromwell
Sarah Hilderbrand
Elizabeth
Margaret Wolpert
Bettie Rusk
Myers McKinney
P. B. Cooper
Grant Stallings
McCoy Woods
Delegates to Conference from Indiana Lead Wagon to Topeka
Henry Wright and Miss Froma Craig departed for Topeka Kansas as delegates to the quadrennial United Brethren Church conference meeting this week. Wright won the highest votes among fifteen candidates and Craig is the conference's sole female delegate. The gathering forms the church’s law making body, elects four bishops and guides church governance. Harrison county takes pride in having two representatives at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wright
Froma Craig
Topeka
Kans
U. B
Indiana
Wright
Miss Craig
Chhurch
Harrison County
In Memory of John Schwartz Dies in Scott Township
John Schwartz son of Mrs. Mary Schwartz died at his home in Scott township on April 16 age 27 years 11 months 24 days after a long lung illness. He was a faithful Evangelical Lutheran Church member and funeral services were held at Mt Solomon church conducted by Rev Rumbly. He leaves a mother three brothers five sisters and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schwartz
Mary Schwartz
Scott Township
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rumbley
Mt. Solomon
Hottell
John
Death of an Old Settler George Deatrich 1822 1905
George Deatrich born in Neueweiler Alsass on August 25 1822 died May 4 1905 of dropsy of the heart. Married Sally Schmidt March 15 1853. Immigrated to the United States 1854 settling in Louisville then Webster township Indiana. Survived by wife and four children and eighteen grandchildren. Buried May 6 at the Lutheran church near Lanesville with Rev Schleiger officiating. A large circle of friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deatrich
Neueweiler
Alsass
Sally Schmidt
United States
Juouisville
Webster Township
Corydon
New Middletown
Fred Voelker
Michael Gleitz
Jacob
George Deattich
Fx Voelker
Lutheran Church
Lanesville
Schleiger
Mrs Lula Richmer Dies After Illness at 24
After an illness of nearly four months Miss Lula Richmer died at home on April 25 at age 24. Survived by father, one brother, four sisters and many relatives, friends mourn her loss as prayers for comfort and faith in God are offered. CG. O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Richmer
Invitation Request for Fish Fry Sent to Miss
A senior editor asks a good-looking young lady to forward the invitation to a portly gentleman for a Fish Fry. He expects the guest will attend once the invitation is delivered directly to him.
Local Resident Plans Move to West Virginia
A. D. Reid, a resident of this place, will soon relocate his family to West Virginia, citing new opportunities and family reasons as the motive for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Reid
Place
West Virginia
Local notes from Lanesville and surrounding area
Lanesville and nearby families report rainy weather and storms. Rev. Schuhmacher of Louisville visits the Zabel families. Lee McKinney recovers enough to shave again after rheumatism. Mrs. Lydia A. Lyon visits Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith east of town. The Yosts Eiserts and Ends cooper shops leave for work in illesville. Funeral for old Mr. Deitrich, father in law of Michael Glsitz, conducted by Rev. C Schleicher. Zabels building a front addition to their grist mill. cooper shops idled hurting town. Pet dog of Peter Elbert sick and died, deeply mourned by Lyman McCown. John and Mrs. Zabel and Henry Zabel attend Mrs. Ulrich Sauer’s funeral in Louisville. Sauer was Henry’s father in law, had been ill, wife predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McKinney
Lydia A. Lyon
James H. Smith
Lynn
Mr. Smith
Deitrich
Michael Glsitz
C. Schleicher
Messrs
Ulrich Sauer
Louisville
Sauer
Henry Zabel
Memorial of a Family Tragedy in Woods Chapel Cemetery
The Ramsey family mourns as Ross Russell Ramsey dies after cerebral meningitis following a bout with typhoid fever. In eight weeks three family members have died, leaving seven year old Bertie injured in body but alive, and the family finds solace in scripture. The interment occurred at Woods Chapel cemetery on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Bertie
the Woods Chapel
Cazette
Walnut Valley News Briefs Abroad and at Home
Levi Schwartz works for James Sieg of Pleasant Valley. Sven Engleman and Clem Bussabarger bought new buggies. Harve Engleman purchased the Levi Hickman farm owned by George Haas. Ezra Keller and daughter Ettie visited John Engleman last Sunday. Andrew Sappenfield delivered two sermons at Mt. Solomon. Emma and Sadie Pepper visited George Hild and family. Rev. J W Sappenfield left for Claremont IL. his wife stayed with her parents and will join later. Pete Swarens family and others visited George Flock’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Levi Schwartz
James Sieg
Pleasant Valley
Sven Engleman
Clem Bussabarger
Harve Engleman
Levi Hickman
George Haas
Ezra Keller
Ettie
Cliffy Bend
John Engleman
Andrew Sappenfield
Mt. Solomon
Emma
Sadie Pepper
George Hild
J. W. Sappenfield
Claremont
Pete Swarens
Blankenbaker
Ethel Ellis
Sadie Bowman
Philip Flork
Crandall
George Flock
Simday
Cleared for Action Health Claim Ad
A vintage drugstore advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a sign of health with blooming cheeks bright eyes firm flesh buoyant mind. Sold by L. A. Riley & Son's drug store for 25 cents.
New Salisbury Weekly Social Notices
Prayer meeting at this place every Wednesday night Miss Mabel Felmy visiting her sister Mrs Eli Crayden of Ramsey returned home Sunday Miss Jack Krausgrill visited friends at Corydon Thursday Strawberries promising in this vicinity A surprise dinner for Mrs Harriet Deweese on her sixty ninth birthday hosted by children and grandchildren Grandmother surprised by abundant dinner and gifts Attendees included Wm Graves family Charles and Pearl Deweese G W Skrausgrill Eli Crayden Samuel Davidson Marion Dewees Mr and Mrs FLEB Lindsey William Reinhardt Levi Felly Richard DeWees of Jeffersonville Hattie and Otto Dewees of New Albany Rev Oscar Polhemus Family enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Felmy
Eli Crayden
Ramsey
Jack Krausgrill
Corydon
Harriet Deweese
Crnuch
Wm. Graves
Charles
Pearl Deweese
G. W. Skrausgrill
Samuel Davidson
Marion Dewees
Fleb. Lindsey
William Reinhardt
Levi Felly
Richard DeWees
Jeffersonville
Hattie
Otto Dewees
New Albany
Oscar Polhemus
Hill Grove News Notes And Local Updates
Mrs Susan Huntsinger is listed as sick. Miss Nora Harper, champion weaver of the area, visited Mary Hockman last week. Ola Hubbard of New Albany visits her parents. Hetty and George Binkley are noted as top farmers. Bill Rhodes was bitten by a dog and is improving slowly. Thevenot’s guest Miss Vina Starrrett visited home folks last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Harper
Mary Hockman
Ola Hubbard
New Albany
Hetty
George Binkley
Bertha
Billa Denbo
Bill Rhodes
Vina Starrrett
In Memory of Anna J. Dyer
Memorial note honors Anna J. Dyer a cherished sister and friend who endured illness with faith and quiet strength. The text recalls her early pardon at the cross, lifelong devotion, and hope of a perfect healing in the afterlife as she rests in a quiet tomb awaiting Christ’s second coming. Her spirit joins heavenly hosts in praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Christ
John Day Marries Rose Rochert Move to Spencer Farm
John Day and Rose Rochert wed last week and have moved to the Spencer LaHue farm near Nevin. The couple begins a promising life as a hustling pair, and the Democrat wishes them success while noting the value of a county paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Day
Rose Rochert
Spencer LaHue
Nea Nevin
John
Democrat
Death of a Veteran from Harrison County
Oscar F. Peters a former Harrison County resident died at his home in Peuvia on March 22 1905 at age 67 He was a member of the Bryner Post and served in Company C 66th Indiana Infantry during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Peters
Harrison County
Ind
Peuvia
Bryner
Indiana Infantry
Say Boys Visit Keller's For Suits And Shoes
Local shoppers invited to Keller's to browse men's fashion with appealing suits and low shoes. Officers and customers mingle as stock highlights draw attention to styles and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller’s
Local Residents and Visitors mingle in town scenes
Elizabeth, Roy Winders, J P Hobbs open a furniture store. Several residents travel to New Albany Falls Cities Indianapolis and Louisville. Relatives visit, guests stay with neighbors, and farm moves noted among local families and friends.
Factory Manager to Leave for Corydon Canning Co
Edmore is losing its factory manager A H Lytle who will assume duties as manager of Corydon Canning Co in Indiana on June 1. Lytle has earned strong regard from local stockholders merchants farmers and the community for his capable leadership and pleasant conduct. The Times wishes him and his family a prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Lytle
Edmore Canning Co
Corydon Canning Co
Corydon
Ind
Edmore
Lytle
Times
Mich
Moore's Hill College Athletes Shine in Southeast Circles
Moore's Hill College attracts Harrison county youths including Ernest Brown and Herschel LaHue who gain fame with regional ball teams. TaHue gains attention for Heaney batting as the Moore's Hill team schedules games with Franklin College on May 12 North Vernon on May 13 and Hanover College on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore’s Hill College
Harrison County
Ernest Brown
Herschel LaHue
Southeastern
TaHue
Heaney
Moore’s Hill
Franklin College
North Vernon
Hanover College
Floater Found Near John Ellis Landing
Unknown man about 30 was found last Sunday in a river drift pile along the Ohio near John Ellis landing. Coroner Wright held an inquest and the remains were buried behind the river. The body showed long exposure to water and he wore blue overalls and a blue shirt with fifty cents in his pocket.
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Ohio River
John Ellis’ Landing
Wright
Notice to subscribe to Pictorial Review for July issue
Subscriptions expiring with the June issue must renew now to receive the July number. Send 1.00 for a yearly subscription and state the desired pattern to Mrs. Dora B. Wheat at once to ensure continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Dora B. Wheat
Timberlake Divorce Granted in Circuit Court
John Timberlake was granted a divorce from Bertha Timberlake in circuit court last Monday. The complaint cited abandonment as the ground for dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Timberlake
Bertha Timberlake
George Gleitz Killed in Sawing Accident
George Gleitz, 33, was killed instantly last Monday afternoon near Corydon when a 14 foot long maple piece broke while he operated a table saw. He was married with two children and the funeral will be at the Lutheran church south of Lanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gleitz
Corydon
Mr. Gleitz
George
Michael Gleitz
Lutheran Church
Lanesville
Corydon High School 1905 Commencement Plans
The twenty seventh annual commencement at Corydon High School will be held May 25 1905 at 8 PM in the College Auditorium. Ten graduates—Ray DeMosse Jacob Jordan Ora Bullett George Benton Monna O Bannon Alma Black Blanche Elliott Wadean Sieg Louise Miller Hettie Miller—will receive diplomas. Prof Reuben Post Halleck will give the class address on Efficient Life. Sei bert's Orchestra will provide music. Baccalaureate address by Supt A E Martin on May 21 1905 at the Methodist church. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon High School
Ray DeMosse
Jacob Jordan
Ora Bullett
George Benton
Monna O'Bannon
Alma Black
Blanche Elliott
Wadean Sieg
Louise
Hettie Miller
Reuben Post Halleck
Halleck
Yale University
Yale High School
Louisville
Seibert
Methodist
A. E. Martin
Martin
Music Club
Local Social Notes From Taylor Township and Nearby
Taylor Township residents report travel and visits among relatives in Corydon Louisville and Granville Ohio. Nearby families attend church events and a Rosewood basket meeting set for May 14 while others join the Rehobeth dedication May 7.
Burnville berry growers begin daily shipments
Ed and James Sappenfield, prominent berry growers at Burnville, picked their first crop Monday and announced plans to ship daily from now on, signaling a steady supply for markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sappenfield
Burnville
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Happy Hollow
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Parva McRae
CG. O
A.M. Exsertr, Sr
Grandma Kitterman
Lee McKin
Ney
Schuhmacher
Frank Yost
George Eisert
Charles P. Ends
Coopers
Ouisille
Ross Russell Ramsey
Walnut Valley
Ina F. Byuneman
New
Salisbury
Hill Grove
the Democrat
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Arrinda Hockman
Anna J. Dyer
Roy Winders
J. P. Hobbs
Eugene Villier
Ante Roy
Cleo Flanagan
Peter Burton
Green Richard
Dr. Wolpert
Charles Deatrich
Jessie Garvin
George Neamer
Harlin Flanagan
Hiram Babcock
Indianapolis
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Ethel
Silas Babcock
Hal Huffman
Maurice Cline
Lew Shireman
John Cooper
Perva Laduke
Wood Burton
Iduma
Stella
Roscoe Zenor
Mrs. Z
Grant Tuell
Edith Treece
Edith Lemmon
Mrs. J. Lemmon
Rehoboth
Taylor Township
John D. Sample
Bettie McRae
Andy Colvin
Rosewood
Granville
Ohio
Mattie Ackerman
Peter DeLus
Jank E. McRae
D. M. Colvin
J. D. McRae
Maude Davis
Carrie Tilley
Mulbrough
Joe Palmer
Rosewood Chapel
Rehobeth
Joe Cooper
Jesse Fox
Shrivley
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Albert Bullett
Nellie and
Zylphia O'Bannon
O’bannon
Maggvie Cunningham
Hallie McRae
Ella Young
Mary Williard
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