All Stars Lose Second Game
The local All-Star baseball team fell to Corydon Georgetown 7 to 0 as George Baylor and teammates combined for heavy hitting and sharp fielding. Flack shut the visitors down in the last four innings and a seventh inning triple play aided Georgetown. Baylor struck out 12, while Corydon and Georgetown collected five hits off Baylor with Kirkham and Gwartney contributing two each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieeck
Baylor
Gwartney
Kirkham
Georgetown
Corydon
George Baylor
George
Flack
Vic Kelly
Minton
Kelly
Harmon
Bennett
Kinton
Kkirkham
Scottie George
Flock
Buchanan
Ingram
Wilson
Seorer—Patterson
Mothers Day Celebrated in Corydon Churches Across Town
Mothers Day activities unfolded in Corydon churches with sermons and special songs at Sunday schools. The Christian Church arranged transport for elderly members, carnations given at the A B and M E churches, and celebrations included solos recitations and a flower for each mother. John T Benson Post G A R No 527 announced decoration services on May 29 at Pfrimmers Chapel and Lanesville M E church with speakers and rituals, inviting Sunday Schools and community groups to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
The
Christian Church
Stella Caughlin
John Heth
Maud Black
United States
England
Ireland
John T. Benson
G. A. Ri
Pfrimmers
Lanesville M. E
Gordiaily
Herpists
Ecorate
A. R
J. W. Blume
G. G. Schafer
Closing Out Notice at Boone-Wiseman Co store
We offer wholesale price items including 2 tedders 4% Supecor wheat drills and a horse wagon. Boone-Wiseman Co Moore's Ranges and Geo Walit’s store feature trimmed hats and other popular sheds. Sale ends soon. call for needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone-Wiseman Co
Auto bus service between New Middletown and New Albany
On and after May 10, 1915, John M. Resch announces operation of an auto bus carrying passengers between New Middletown and New Albany. Three round trips weekly on Monday Thursday and Saturday with departures from New Middletown at 8:00 AM and return from New Albany at 3:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
New Albany
John M. Resch
Ind
Miss Virgie Stauth Dies After Illness at 19
Miss Virgie A. Stauth daughter of Daniel Stauth died on May 5 1915 at her Corydon Indiana home after a tubercular illness. She attended Corydon High School and would have graduated next year. The funeral was held May 7 at Bethany U B Church conducted by Rev L T Taylor. She leaves a father stepmother one sister one brother two half brothers an aged grandmother and many relatives and friends with strong faith in the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura EK
Stauth
Harrison County
Ind
Christ
A. B. Church
Bethany
A. B. Condo
Addie
Death Notice for Stoneepher Former Resident’s Brother-in-Law
A former resident from Waysi Kansas announces the death of her brother-in-law Stoneepher aged about fifty nine. He had many relatives and friends in the county where he formerly resided and will be surprised to hear of his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiv
Waysi
Kansas
Stoneepher
Fountain Church Business Meeting Called in Spencer Township
Members of Fountain church in Spencer Township are urged to attend a church business meeting at the Fountain church next Saturday afternoon May 15 at two oclock. The meeting will cover important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Church
Spencer Township
Lritmach
Dies in California Henry Summers of Taylor township
Henry Summers formerly of Taylor township died in Pasadena California on May 1 after long illness of arterial sclerosis. He leaves wife Mayme Gavin Summers and one son Hubert. Surviving siblings include John Summers Mrs Mathew M Lamb Mrs Jacob F Chaffin and James F Summers. Funeral and burial held in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Summers
Taylor Township
Pasadena
John Summers
Mathew M. Lamb
This County
Jacob F. Chaffin
Sundance
Wyoming
James F. Summers
Montana
Hubert
Summers
Mayme Gavin
Boone Township
Corydon
Tanlac Man Increases Bread Donations To Evansville Poor
Evansville Indiana May 11 L T Cooper The Tanlac Man will raise bread donations to the poor as demand for his Tanlac medicine grows He will supply several hundred loaves weekly to the Salvation Army and distribute more through Associated Charities Ensign Knapp thanks him for the generosity with details of delivery at 810 Main Street Sundays between 11 and 12 Ensign Knapp directs the improved aid and local sales note Corydon outlet W H Davis sells Tanlac there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
L. T. Cooper
MO. Knapp
Ensign
Wash Baking Company
Salvation Army
Main Street
Ensign Knapp
Cooper
Associated Charities
Corydon
W.H. Davis
Cemetery Fund Report Covers April to May 1915
Report of Cemetery Fund dated April 2 to May 2, 1915. Also includes a travel tip about visiting California Expositions only with Allen's Foot-Ease for foot relief. An anecdotal endorsement claims comfort during the Exposition, plus a separate sale notice for two purebred brood sows in Corydon, KR. R. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
John Day
Corydon
KR. R
Harrison Township Commencement at Shiloh Church
Harrison Township district schools held their annual commencement at Shiloh church on May 5. Dr. C A Robinson delivered the address in place of Dr L D Bonebrake. Diplomas were presented by Supt A O Deweese. Graduates include Lola Messler Sebina Lillpop Lou Neely Sylvia Rhodes Leona Wolfe Catherine Lottorff Daniel Fravel Ernest Kitterman and Guy Reas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Shiloh Church
J. H. Toums
C. A. Robinson
Indiana Central University
Indianapolis
L. D. Bonebrake
Robinson
A. O
Deweese
Tooms
Georgetown
W. H. Denbo
Lola Messler
Sebina Lillpop
Lou Neely
Sylvia R. Rhodes
Leona G. Wolfe
Catherine Lottorff
Daniel Fravel
Ernest R. Kitterman
Guy Reas
Frank Reas
Lebanon
Indiana
King's Heralds Entertainment at School Hall May 21
The King's Heralds of the M. E. church present songs drills marches and recitations at the school hall on Friday evening May 21. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. Tomato plants for sale at 10 cents a dozen. Mrs Wm Daniel Eureka Corydon Ind. m12-2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
M. E. Church
Wm. Daniel
Eureka
Corydon
Ind
County sale of gravel road bonds in Spencer township
Notice sets sale for May 28 1915 at 2 PM in the Harrison County Treasurer’s office Corydon Indiana. Spen cer township gravel road bonds total 86300 with eighteen bonds of 175 each dated May 7 1915 4.5 percent interest semiannually first due May 15 1916 and one bond due every six months thereafter. Sold at par plus accrued interest. J D Pitman treasurer Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Harrison County
Indiana
Spencer Township
Sherman Engleman
J.D. Pitman
Sheriff Sale of Harrison County Real Estate
The Sheriff of Harrison County Indiana gives notice of a judgment in favor of Louisa B Seiler against William Broeker for 1855.40 plus interest and costs. The southwest quarter of section 36 township 3 south range 3 east is levied and to be sold at public auction at Corydon Court House between 10 am and 4 pm for rents and profits not exceeding seven years, then fee simple title if needed. Sale includes relief from valuation laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Indiana
Circuit Court
Louisa B Seiler
William Broeker
Court House
Corydon
Eli Miller
Sherif
State of Indiana
Harrison Circuit Court
Thomas B. Pedigo
Catherine Anger
Richard B. Anger
W. E. Jacobs
Notice of Liquor License Application in Lanesville Indiana
Notice to residents of Lanesville and Franklin township Harrison county Indiana that Peter Elders will apply at the June Term 1915 of the County Board of Commissioners for license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and to allow drinking on premises The business premises are described as the lower southeast front room of a two story frame building on the west half of lot 3 fronting Main Street Lanesville Franklin township Harrison county Indiana The room measures 30 by 17 feet with 10 foot ceilings and is visible from the street. it includes multiple interior doors and adjoins a residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Franklin Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Franklin ‘Township
Main Street
Bond Sale Notice for Harrison School Township Indiana
Will sell bonds to refund outstanding indebtedness at Corydon Indiana on Friday June 4 1915 at 2 pm. Thirty one hundred dollars bonds numbered 1 to 35 in denominations of 100 each bear 4 percent interest semi annually. Bonds dated May 5 1915 due over the next year in six month installments at par plus accrued interest. Trustee Willard H Denbo of Harrison Township announces the sale per Township Advisory Board resolution adopted May 8 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve P
Harrison Schools
Warrison County
Indiana
Hhis
Corydon
Willard H. Denbo
Hiutrisousebou
Bank Statements Reveal Corydon Finances in 1915
The Farmers Savings and Trust Company and Corydon National Bank report their condition at May 1 1915 in Indiana. Figures show loans, deposits, reserves, and profits across assets including U.S. bonds and savings deposits, with sworn attestations by bank officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon National Bank
Corydon
Indiana
B.S. Applegate
G. W. Applegate
Wr. E. CoOk
Sec
Farmers Savings & Trust Company
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ALL Stars
Virgie Stauth
Virgie A. Stauth
Daniel Stauth
Bethany U
California
County
Bealty
Louisville
Agenit
Bank Vere
Eee
Wees
Olive Griffin
Ruth E. Funk
Treas
King’s Heralds’ Entertainment
Ligquor
Peter Elders
Bond
U. S
U.S
Furm
U.S. Treas
State of
County of
Harrison
Ss. I
Elief
C. Blaine Hays
W. EB. Cook
B. S. Applegate
Frank Self
Farmers Savings and Trust
Resources
IM. Ey
W. E. Cook
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
Seal C. Blaine Hays
Gee
Geo. H. Feller
Ory
Rogers
J. J. Zollman
General Merchant
Lanesville, Ind
Gare
Jon Leh OD Okaey
Loutisvilles
MY. An
W. Jefferson St
Asc
Mall Post
Col’s Chemical Co
Columbus
Coffey
Reseurcnan
Colsr Chemical Cor Columbus
Mal i
Sarah M. Deweese
Harrison Aannen
Inaiann
Cued Rutlel
Kirkham & O’bannon
Attys
Tydia Stevens
Swarens & Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey
Crandale
Depauw
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