Wilson and Marshall Democratic Convention Platform Endorsed
The National Democratic Convention at St Louis re nominated Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R Marshall. A strong platform praised the administration’s achievements and urged vigorous campaigning. The party pledged unity, with speakers highlighting prosperity and Democratic gains across national and state levels.
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St Louis
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R.marshall
Democratic Party
Wilson
Starshall
Martin i. Alyon
New York
Oily James
Kentucky
Anny
Rey Ron
Tribute to Jaedge Zenor by Crawford County Bar
Crawford County Bar adopts a memorial praising Jaedge Zenor as a principled judge and eminent lawyer. The tribute celebrates his openheartedness, respect from peers and public, and authority in court, pledging to record the memorial and share it with his family.
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Jaedge Zenor
Crawford County Bar
Crawford County
Mauckport Home Economics Club Meets with President
The Mauckport Home Economics Club met May 27 at 2 09 pm with Mrs J G Ballard presiding. Helen Ballard Fay Singleton and Miss Hazel Best performed a piano duet and Miss Ballard read a paper on flax. Rev Ralph Pearson spoke on club impact and urged more such groups in the district. Officers elected for next year: President Mrs James Beanblossom View, Vice President Mrs J G Ballard, Treasurer Mrs Alfred Mathys, Secretary Miss Hazel Best. The club will study Conn s Bacteria Yeasts and Molds and Personal Hygiene and will continue through summer.
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Mauckport H. E
J. G. Ballard
Helen Ballard
Fay Singleton
James Beanblossom
M. E. Church
Pearson
Jeb
Alfred Mathys
Hazel Best
Pele
Obituary Mentioning Aydelotte Relative at Cedar Mill Cemetery
The notice details the death of a relative of the Aydelotte family, Miss Elizabeth Pusey, with connections to Mrs. Thos. B. Jones and Mrs. Ruth Kenbo of Corydon. The service notes a Methodist church role and mentions Father Donald Manning visiting from Evansville to conduct rites.
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Aydiette
Rev
Pousey
Elizabeth Pusey
Cedar Mill Cemetery
Puede
Aydelotte
Thos. &. Jones
Mass Ruth Kenbo
Corydon
Methodist Church
Mrs Barbara Becker Dies at 77 in New Middletown
Mrs Barbara Becker widow of John Beeker died Monday June 19 at her home in New Middletown after three years of declining health and six weeks bedridden. Funeral Wednesday afternoon June 21 at German Reformed Church New Middletown conducted by Rev John Egger. Survived by two sons Richard and John Becker and a daughter Mrs Kate Berryman.
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Barbara Becker
John Beeker
New Middletown
John Egger
Richard
John Becker
Dauhter
Kate Berryman
Death of Katie Love in Heth township at 61
Katie Love aged sixty one died Sunday morning after a four months illness at her home in Heth township. She was the daughter of the late Baker Love and lived with her sister Lochie four miles from Mauckport on the river. She leaves two sisters and two brothers. The funeral was at Concord Monday conducted by Rev Mecy. Burial followed in Beechwood graveyard.
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Tiss Kate Love
Heth Township
Baker Love
Lochie
Mauckport
Concord
Mecy
Beechwood
For Sale Two Jersey Cows by Chorge H Davis
Jersey cows offered by Chorge H Davis of Corydon BR Eureka contact number j2l 2w. Local sale notice lists price or terms not specified.
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Jersey
Chorge H. Davis
Corydon BR
Eureka
Party in Shelbyville Honors Miss Bernice Hilwanger
Miss Clemina Rickert hosted a Monday evening gathering on June 12 at her home in honor of her cousin Miss Bernice Hilwanger of Shelbyville Kentucky. Numerous guests attended including Bernice Ellwanger Clemina and Aluza Rickert Susie Schneider Nora Ruth and Jacke Bickel Edna Newman Alma Corinne Anna Wiatt and others. Games and piano music were enjoyed by several attendees and refreshments of lemonade cake and egg kissels were served before departure.
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Clemina Rickert
Bernice Hilwanger
Shelbyville
Bernice Ellwanger
Clemina
Aluza Rickert
Susie Schneider
Nora
Ruth
Jacke Bickel
Edna Newman
Alma
Corinne
Anna Wiatt
Ehenorg Fisenmenger
Fred Lottich
Otto Schneider
Oscar
Willard Bickel
Paul Voelker
Lawrence Brengman
Walter Gleitz
Herman Miller
Elmer Fisenmenger
Ralph Wolfe
Ed Weis
Edward Newman
Orlen Richert
Lewis Kraft
William Voelker
Phil Lrichore
Jacke
Nora Bickel
Clemma Richert
Egge
Cemetery Fund Report May 8 to June 12, 1916
Misses Anna May and Minnie Davidson of this place attended the commencement exercises of the Louisville Normal School on Thursday evening June 8.
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Anna May
Minnie Davidson
Louisville Normal School
Local Notes From Muccyville And Nearby After Thurdays
Local items report social visits in Muccyville and nearby areas including Mrs. Dolin Bower and family spending time with Mrs. Hs mother Mrs. Wai Vser. Miss Clara Spath hosted friends in honor of Miss Stella Spath of New Albany. Visitors from Louisville and New Albany were noted with multiple family gatherings and engagements.
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Dolin Bower Owas
Miro
Hollis
Wai. Vser
Clara Spath
Felke
Stella Spath
New Albany
M E Church at Central Barren Invites Attendance
The M E Church at Central Barren invites everyone to join next Sunday services. Readers are urged not to miss the Sunday school Missionary Morning worship in German and the evening English service. Public invited. L A Schreibe program noted with time unclear.
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L. A. Schreibe
Chautauqua Opens Soon at Corydon With Low Season Prices
Announcement urges attendance for a Corydon Chautauqua event offering a University Short Course. Three days remain to prepare, with a high class program and season tickets averaging under twenty cents per program.
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Corydon
Children’s Day Observance at Rehoboth Church
Children’s Day exercises were held Sunday evening at Rehoboth Presbyterian Church. The Sewiap program featured hymns and poems by local children with contributions from Barbara Mae and Nellie Evans. The pastor delivered the closing address and a benediction followed.
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Chieren
Rehoboth Presbyterian Church
Hazel Russell
Lites Buys
Nellie Evans
Hymin
National Guard Mobilized as War Threat Grows
President Wilson orders mobilization of National Guard units in all states and prepares 100000 soldiers for duty along the 1800 mile Mexican border amid fears of war with Mexico. The situation remains tense as Carranza's stance and border raids threaten broader conflict, with U.S. troops already pursuing bandits. The border states demand protection and patience from both governments as tensions rise.
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Wilson
United States
Mexico
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Carranza
Dlasiesa
Bose
Eerie
Centralers Report Local Happenings and Harvest Outlook
Farmers note speak of Liv Mike Raie and Chace Tindall returning from New Afo sy. Roy Mekhimant visited his uncle S D Pivall at Central. A Basket meeting at Central church drew many from Corydon and county. Wheat harvest begins this week amid late spring, with light crip and many fields of barley being threshed for stock feed.
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Chace Tindall
New Afosy
Roy Mekhimant
Basante
S. D. Pivall
Central
Van
Central Church
Corydon
DeWeese-Atkins Double Wedding at Georgetown
Sunday evening a double wedding united Miss Peart M. DeWeese to George D. Hurst and Miss Virgie M. DeWeese to Howard W. Atkins with Rev. Arthur Jean officiating. The brides are daughters of local families and both couples plan to reside in Georgetown. Hurst works in hardware with his father. Atkins recently bought the Corner Drug Store.
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Georgetown
Peart M. DeWeese
George D. Hurst
Virgie M. DeWeese
Howard W. Atkins
Arthur Jean
Hurst
Wm. P. DeWeese
New Salisbury
B. F. Hurst
Atkins
Emma F. DeWeese
Mr. A
Wm. A. Atkins
Mr. H
Mr. Atking
Haas school house No 6 sale notice Spencer Township
Old Haas school house No 6 in Spencer Township Harrison County Indiana will be sold to the highest bidder at two thirds of appraised value at the old school lot at ? o'clock P M July 12 1916. J W G Loudon trustee Spencer Township. Fred Ball has been quite ill the past week and is confined to his bed.
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Maduletown
Michael
Monty
Quade Pikae
Firs County
Donald Manning
Spencer Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Haas
J. W. G. Loudon
Fred Ball
Court House Bonds Paid Liquidating Crawford County Debts
The last series of court house bonds totaling 11000 and six months interest of 302.50 were paid last Saturday. This completes Crawford county debts, the sundry funding bonds of 10000 having been paid in June last year. Miss Eleanor Martin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George F. Martin, earned a Master's from Indiana University Bloomington and has returned home for the summer.
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Court House
Crawford County
Crawford County Democrat
Eleanor Martin
George F. Martin
Indiana University
Bloomington
Indiana Enrollment Law Promotes Stallion Licensing Enactment
The article discusses the enrollment law for stallions and jacks, the certificate of enrollment, posting requirements, and penalties for selling mares without consent. It notes strong support for the act within the state and mentions the Enrollment Board's broader efforts in horse shows, fairs, and farmer organizations. It also lists Mrs. Ira J. Melton visiting Sullivan.
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Agros
Jack
Ira J. Melton
Boune Towre Ship
Sullivan
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