Indiana court docket items show numerous continuances and dismissals
A compendium of Indiana cases lists bastardy continuances, foreclosures, damag es actions dismissed or continued, div orce and foreclosure filings, bond replevin changes, arrests for paternity, fraudulent marriage continuations, and several acquittals. Notable entries include closures against Eichel Lime & Stone Co. and Southern Railroad Co. with noted damages and train trestle incident references.
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State of Indiana
Edna Conrad
Charles Sappenfield
The
Savings & Loan Association of Corydon
J. W. Bauer
Harvey Heth
Eeichel Lime & Stone Co
John E. Funk
Wm. Engleman
Delbert Edwards
John Jones
Gad Briles
Eli Wolfe
Rose Mitchell
Edward Baker
Thomas Woodward Apainst Hardin Thompson
Jobo E Funk
Neal Miller
Eichel Lime & Stone Co
Millison Barger
Morris Funk
Edith Greene
Charley Draper
Cleveland Conrad
Levi Sappenfield
David A. Blair
Thomas J. Applegate
Indiana Tie Co
Blanche Frank
Ada McKnight
Alexander Kingsley
Laura Davis
Ross Eaton
Elmer Pitman
Charlies Calvert
Crawford County
H. Rippy
Charlies L. Dick
David Ellis
Effa Davis
John B. Chase
Mary A. Bixler
Josephine Miller
John J. Blank
Robert H. Cole
Mare
John Bierley
George Kron
Guardian
Charles Wright
Stanley Johnson
Joseph Duncan
Wm. E. Conner
Traction Talks Hint E and E extending lines this summer
The Times reports traction companies prepared reports for a Tell City meeting last night. E and E plan to extend to Grandview and finish New Albany to Corydon by Christmas. Troy township rejection could force a Corydon back route harming Troy Teil City and Cannelton business interests.
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Times
Tell City
Grandview
New Albany
Corydon
Troy Township
Troy
Teil City
Cannelton
Troy Times
Verdict for Five Thousand Dollars in Milltown Railway Case
Roy Sieg, a thirteen year old Milltown resident, sued the Southern Railway Company for ten thousand dollars after an injury when a train moved on a switch. A Circuit Court jury awarded five thousand dollars to Sieg last Saturday morning. Attorneys Funk Douglass and Hester defended. Welman and Jewett prosecuted. The case likely heads to the Supreme Court on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sleg
Southern Railway Company
Milltown
Roy Sieg
Charles Sieg
M. W. Funk
L. A. Douglass
G. H. Hester
J.D. Welman
Evansville
Col
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
Supreme Court
Moser Family Celebrates 42 Years of Married Life
Mr and Mrs John F Moser of Spencer township mark their 42nd wedding anniversary with a large dinner for about 50 guests. The couple wed May 10 1866 and have ten children, 25 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Only one child missing is Sadie Purcell of Mobile Alabama.
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John F. Moser
Spencer Township
Sadie Purcell
Mobile
Ala
Mary J. Brown
Dan Swarens
Henry Lincoln
John W. Moore
Hugh Blair
Depauw
Emma Bishop
Royal, Ul
Sam Lagel
Last Day of School at Harrison Township No 20
School No 20 in Harrison township closed May 8 after a day of recitations and a noon dinner of cakes. About seventy five neighbors gathered for an afternoon program and evening entertainment. The teacher, Mr Hugh Rhodes, earned praise for his first winter and the pupils and patrons wished him to return.
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Harrison Township
Hugh Rhodes
Rhodes
Elsie
Local Notes From Huddletown Illnesses And Visits
Mrs Henry Shuman remains ill and Mrs John Gleitz has been ill for a week. Mrs Nancy Conrad and children visited David Emily and family. Miss Anna Nelson received roses and lilies from William Conrad and family of Raccoon Valley. Mrs Nelsons horse injured itself on barb wire. Dr Harbaugh attended. Perry Bowman improving after Louisville hospital surgery. Mrs Catharine Walter’s family visited. Mrs Walter remains poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Conrad
David Emily
Anna Nelson Hias
William Conrad
Raccoon Valley
James Conrad
Perry Bowman
Louisville City Hospital
Caroline Dahl
Sarah Hart
Catharine Walter
Louisville
Walter
Senior Class Day And Commencement Program Schedule
The program lists events for senior year including class day May 27 with flower unveiling, history, prophecies, and music. Receptions and dinners run May 22 to May 26 with hosts named. Commencement and related events occur May 28 with an alumni banquet on May 29. Reverend A M Irvine delivers the baccalaureate, Emmett Taylor presents diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. LaRue
Alfred E. Martin
Emmett Taylor
Valse
A. M. Irvine
Cook
Military Orchestra of
Louisville
Marshal Niel Rose
Lelia Trotter
Alliene Shuck
Christine Thornbury
T. S. Getzendanzer
Coon Cliff
Ben and
Winnie E. Davis
Kean Irwin
Annis L. Davis
Local Gossip and Illnesses Reported in Depauw Community
Georgia Stevens is ill and Mrs. William Miller remains convalescent. Rebecca Seacat continues poorly. Ed Peters and his wife visited Fredericksburg relatives. Royse Davis of Marengo visits grandparents William and Rebecca Churchill. Walter Moser and Norman Adkins have pneumonia. Mt Zion hosts Sunday school convention and a basket meeting on the last Sunday of the month. Ollie Henriott reports satisfaction with Kansas wheat harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Stevens
William Miller
Rebecca Seacat
Royse Davis
Marengo
Mrs
William Churchill
Mt. Zion
Alumni Banquet Fees Due and New Members Listed
The Alumni Association urges payment of outstanding banquet fees. New members added this week include Lila Blume McGrafin Monnie O Ban non Lahue Nellie OBannon Bullett Daniel P. Griffin Frank H. Self Neely Funk John S. Morris J Lucien Morris Maggie Griffin Maurice Griffin Jennie Griffin Olive Griffin Thomas C Jones Jessie Dendo Jones Addie Denno Myers J Milton Miller Annis Hudson Fleshman Kate McGrain Jordan Mabel Jordan Nola Hottell Carl Watson Mary Bullett Bender Jennie Bottorff Ella Bottorff Effie Mathes Bottorff Clara Funk Alice Funk E G Wright Larrella Bean Eckert and Mrs P C Doyie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Blume McGrafin
Monnie O’ Bannon Lahue
Nellie O'Bannon Bullett
Daniel P. Griffin
Frank H. Self
Neely Funk
John S. Morris
J. Lucien Morris
Maggie Griffin
Maurice Griffin
Jennie Griffin
Olive Griffin
Thomas C. §. Jones
Jessie Dendo Jones
Addie Denno Myers
J. Milton Miller
Annis Hudson Fleshman
Kate McGrain Jordan
Mabel Jordan
Nola Hottell
Carl Watson
Mary Bullett Bender
Jennie Bottorff
Ella Bottorff
Effie Mathes Bottorff
Clara Funk
Alice Funk
E. G. Wright
Larrella Bean Eckert
Givens Bartley Tie The Knot In Stanford Kentucky
Samuel B. Bartley and Miss Lucy Miller Givens were married Tuesday afternoon at the Christian church in Stanford Kentucky. The couple plans to reside in Lexington where Bartley will work for Brinley Hardy Hardware Company of Louisville after a tour east to Washington and Niagara Falls. The groom's father Captain J M Bartley and Miss Stella Caughlin attended the ceremony and a party hosted by the bride's parents followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Bartley
Lucy Miller Givens
Standford
Christian Church
Washington
Niagara Falls
Death of Henry Zorn at 22 in 1908 Linked to Lanesville
In Walthersburg obituary notes Henry Zorn son of John Zorn died after a lingering illness May 11 1908 aged 22. He belonged to the Catholic church and was beloved by family and friends. His funeral was held at the Catholic cemetery in Lanesville with his mother and siblings mourning.
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Henry Zorn
John Zorn
Lanesville
Portrait of Dennis Pennington by Dixon Pennington in Rockport
Dixon Pennington of Clay township secured a crayon portrait of his grandfather Dennis Pennington in Rockport last Saturday. The amber type image, over sixty years old, depicts a Kentucky pioneer born in 1776 who moved from Virginia with Henry Clay in 1797. Pennington served 29 years in the state legislature and helped draft the 1851 constitution before his death in 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Pennington
Clay Township
Rockport
Dennis Pennington
Virginia
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Pennington
Corydon
Assembly
Senate
Enjoyable High School Minstrel Earns Applause at Auditorium
A Corydon crowd enjoyed a high school minstrel show last Friday featuring the orchestra, jokes, and songs. Performers included William Irvine, Kean Irwin, Douglass Getzendanner, and Oscar Best with solos by Wolfe Ridley Irwin Brown Baxley and others. The Washington Pie Quartet and a trombone solo drew encore, while Kean Irwin delivered a parson’s discourse and a merry widow hat sparked attention. Receipts totaled 52 dollars, split between the orchestra and the athletic fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irvine
Kean Irwin
Douglass Getzendanner
Forrest Buleit
Sam Riely
Carl Daniel
Ralph Ridley
Clarence Wolfe
Wilbur Miller
Robbie Funk
Will Irwin
Stanley Leitch
Carl Frederick
Ruskin Rowe
Clyde Cromwell
Carlisle Brown
Oscar Beat
Lee Baxley
Wither
High School Athletic Fund
Alleine Shuck
Oscar Best
Miss Shuck
Corydon
Christian Church Convention Program Details
Reading of the district meeting schedule for Thursday and Friday at the Christian church. Sessions cover Bible readings, youth work, teacher training, temperance, unity in Indiana, district reports, and a CWM session with county managers. Includes devotional services and addresses by local clergy and university representatives.
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Church of Christ
Church
Ste
James Teeter
F. R. Davies
S. F. Reid
Brother Webb
Indiana
J. O. Rose
State Cor
B. F. Cato
Louisa Teaford
Georgetown
Frank Wells
Effie: Cunningham
Pres
Spencer Township Sunday School Convention Held at Moberly Church
The Spencer township Sunday school convention met at the Moberly M E church last Sunday for an all day session. J P Loudon presided and Kenneth Rothrock acted as secretary. A. S. Sieg was elected township president and Rothrock secretary treasurer for the coming year. Speakers from Corydon addressed Protecting the Child Cradle Roll Home Department work and Temperance. A large crowd attended and appreciated the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Township
Moberly M. E
J. P. Loudon
Kenneth Rothrock
Loudon
A. M. Irvine
Geo. W. Briffett
William Daniel
Harry Kepner
Corydon
Rev. Irvine
Briffett
Dr. Daniel
Home Department
Kendall
John S. Burgess
A. S. Sieg
Nora Grable
Man from Powderly Endorses Pineules After 30 Day Trial
Mr. S. G. Williams of Powderly Texas says kidney and bladder trouble faded after 30 days using Pineules trial offer. He reports feeling fine and notes money refunds if not satisfied. Sold by L. A. Riely & Son.
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S. G. Williams
Tex
L. A. Riely & Son
Marom
Lanesville Notes On Residents Visit And Illness
Edward Walther moves into a new house. Miss Katie Reinhardt of Louisville visits family. Joseph Pressler, brother of John Pressler near New Albany, is seriously ill. A correspondent recovering from a long illness looks forward to better health. The sick wife of a local resident improves. Philip Weisenberger and a daughter‑in‑law visit from Buffalo County Wisconsin. W designed age eighty, once lived north of Lanesville, moved to Wisconsin 38 years ago and remains well known locally.
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Joseph Pressler
John Pressler
New Albany
Democrat
Philip Weisenberger
Buffalo County
Wis
Lanesville
Wisconsin
Beech Laxative Cough Syrup touted by Dr Anderson
Dr Wm H Anderson of Soda Springs asserts Bees Laxative Cough Syrup relieves coughs and colds where others fail. He adds its gentle laxative effect suits children and it is pleasant to take. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by L A Riley & Son. mardin.
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Wm. H. Anderson
Soda Springs
L. A. Riely & Son
Mardin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court Proceedings
Sallie Noon
Walter King
Sarah Noon
Andrew J. Felter
Huddletown
Lorena Emily
Henry Shuman
John Gleitz
Alfred FE. Martin
Smoke
Will—Annis L. Davis
Ed. Peters
Fredericksburg
Walter Moser
Michael Moser
Norman Adkins
John Adkins
Ollie Henriott
Kansas
Givens-Bartley
Walthersburg
Philip Zollman, Sr
John Bachman
Charles Rumbley
Minnie Rupp
Julia Zollman
Mary Voelker
Julius Prelle
John Redick
Edward Redick
Kean
Christian Church Convention
John H. Heth
J. M. Weath
Lillian Harmon
Our New Nationa Department of Temperance
T. A. Hall
Franklin, Ind
D. L. Milligan
Fred Goss
Butler College
J. M. Vawter
A. M. Essert SE
Edward Walther
Katie Reinhardt
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