Bulleit Elected Chairman at Indiana Bankers Meet
The Indiana Bankers Association group met in Seymour with 150 members present. W M M Martin of the Federal Reserve Bank spoke on Practical Working of the Federal Reserve Bank. J W McCardle spoke on taxation. W J Bullett elected chairman. L L Persise secretary. exec committee named. Possible Corydon meeting next if requested.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
Seymour
J. H. Andrews
First National Bank
W. M. M. Martin
Federal Reserve Bank
St Louis
New Albany
James Q.sanders
Birdseye
H. D. Aldridge
Wallonia
John Hooper
Lcudsburg
Vfice
Bulleit
Corydon
Bankers’ Association
Organization
Annual School Exhibits and Graduation Events Planned
During the last week of school May 17 to 21 students display work in Manual Training and Agriculture rooms with drawings science and home economics projects. Cooking class products shown Monday and sold later. Senior Class Day May 21 in New Auditorium. Baccalaureate May 23 at 7 30 p m Rev M A Cossaboum speaker. Commencement May 26 with Dr Grose of DePauw delivering the address and Harry Cook’s Orchestra. Tickets start May 22 at Riely’s Drug Store.
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M. A. Cossaboum
Dr. Grose
DePauw University
Harry Cook
Orchesra
Louisville
Riely’s Drug Store
Qoscar F. Koch
Community notes show harvests near finish and local visits
Farmers near completion of planting, and numerous Decatur visits fill the week. Rev Taylor and wife traveled from Corydon Ind to conduct a funeral, while Mothers Day activities occurred at the U B church. Local families hosted and attended gatherings including a lesson at Mrs Heintzeers and a May 29 lecture by Joshua Wilson at Elizabeth M E Hall.
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Taylor
Decatur
U. B
Faye
Anna Duwaul
Joseph
Ben Bulmyer
Herschel Wright
O. W. Sprecklemyer
Oresa
Thureday
Lewis Kopp
Claud Wright
H. Wright
Floyd Boyer
Wm. Olsen
Rev Taylor
Jacob Latch
L. T. Taylor
Corydon
Ind
Joshua. Wilson
M. E. Hall
Elizabeth
Monuments Erected to Mark Indiana Centen nial History
The Indiana Centennial Commission seeks public support to mark sites of significant events in the past century. Prof Geo R Wilson, Indianapolis manager of Indiana State Life, proposed monuments and supplied an attractive design. He formerly served as Dubois County School Superintendent and spoke at a county commencement urging the project.
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Indiana
Indi
Geo. R. Wilson
Indianapolis
Indiana State Life Insurance Company
Centennial Commission
Wilson
Dubois County
Farmers Near End Of Planting Corn In County
Farmers are nearly finished planting corn while the wheat crop looks nearly a failure due to Hessian fly. Local families visit relatives, with Bethel Sunday School planning a July 3 1915 celebration in the grove. Fraternal orders schedule annual memorial services at Bethel church June 6 1915.
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C. J. Watson
Central
Hal Faith
Mauckport
Wm. Smith
Wiuer
Henry Beeler
Iris
Bethel
Central and Vicinity
Bethel Church
In Memoriam for Anderson and Emma Thompson
Obituary elegy honoring Anderson Thompson who died April 27 1911 and Emma Thompson who died April 20 1915. It laments a long goodbye, expresses hope of reunion on the resurrection morning, and notes the couple lies in Rehoboth cemetery. Two daughters sign the tribute.
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Anderson Thompson
Emma Thompson
Thompson's Chapel Grace Hottell Not Improved
Farmers plow for corn in the vicinity while May Hottel visits relatives near Frederickenburg. Jesse Boldt returns from Iowa. Minnie Harmon leaves for Indianapolis. Ed Loudon from Chicago returns home. Seli and Daisy Thevenot of De Pauw attend church. Earl Rothrock accompanies them. Blanche and Mabel Harmon host Bessie, Raymond, Davie Byerley, Clara Hunt, Irene, Everett, Elson McCutcheon, Benlan, fhresa and Henry Thevenot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hottel
Frederickenburg
Jesse Boldt
Iowa
Ed Loudon
Chicago
William Edmondson Sentenced for Manslaughter
William Edmondson, convicted by a jury in Harrison Circuit Court for manslaughter, was sentenced last Monday to two to twenty-one years in the State prison. He is fifty four and will serve in Michigan City penitentiary.
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Harrison County
Indianatown
Crandall
Paul Buechler
Admr
Clyde R
Lottick
Atty, mi
William Edmondson
Harrison
Edmondson
Michigan City
Fruit distillery outfit with 165 California tubs for sale
Copper fruit distillery outfit including 165 California tubs offered for sale at a cheap price. May trade for stock. Inquire at this office. Continuous buyers are asked to inquire at the office for details.
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California
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Indiana Bankers Association
Argenta, Ill
Wm Kaufman
Sem Lbercler
Charles Kaufman
Ana
Mr. Wilson
Catt
Dixie
Grove
Scott Township
Walter Applegate
W. F. Blake
Falls Cities
St. Tindall
W. Applegate
Memoriam
Jesus
Heaven
Rehoboth
Ales
de Bonis
John Jacobs
Harrison Circuit Court
Section Fifteen
Township Five
Range Five
Samp
Vogt
Clyde R. Lottick
Christopher Buechler
Harnson Circuit Court
H. H. Miller
Southera Traction
Public _ Service Company
Seymour, Trom
Lindianapolis
Columbus
Greenwood
Wale
S.510 Board of Trade
J. L, Luckett
Undertaker
Corydon, Ind
Thompson’s Chapel
Grace Hottell
Minnie Harmon
Bell Telephone
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Kentucky
Emmett Beanblossom
Undertakers
Carl Beanblossom
Shuck’s
Eureka
Chas. S. Wright
Carl Shuck
A. J. Blane
New Middletown, MD
Hoosier Dairy Lunch Room
Pearl Street
Rome
Norris M. Hunt
Northwest
E. H. Bacon
Dist
PaSs. Agj
Louisville, KY
Will Christley
Alex Miller
Post Office
Corydon, MD
Insurance
Swarens
Adam
Ramsey
Crandall and Depauw
Hoosier Limited
Jeffersoryville
Watson Junction
Sellersburg
Scotteburg
Crothersville
Edieburg
Pranklin
Jeffersonville
Seymor
R. B
Scottaburg
A. Rasmussen
Florist
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