Harrison County Board of Review to Meet for 1922 Assessments
Harrison County Indiana announces a 10:00 AM meeting on Monday June 5 1922 for the County Board of Review to hear complaints on personal and real estate assessments and to equalize valuations. The board may add omitted property correct names and descriptions and adjust valuations to achieve fair uniform tax bases for 1922 and reconvene August 8 1922 to review the certified report. Co W Smith Auditor seals the notice.
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Harrison County Board OF Review
County Board of Review
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commission
Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Sessot
State Board of Commissioners
C. W. Smith
Board of Commissioners
Said County
Corydon Merchant Declares Bankruptcy After Bank Failure
Bruce Markel Corydon merchant filed a bankruptcy petition in New Albany with U S Commissioner H J Needham. The case cites a $5700 note to the Federal Reserve Bank and assets including $3000 real estate and $3475 cash and deposits. Adjudicated bankrupt with William Ridley named trustee and $5000 bond. Appraisers Edward Windell Emmett Beanblossom Maurice Griffin are appointed.
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H. J. Needham
United States
New Albany
Bruce Markel
Corydon
Corydon National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Louisville
Charles Burnett
Lafayette
Markel
William Ridley
Corydon State Bank
Edward Windell
Emmett Beanblossom
Maurice Griffin
New Pastor Installed at Laconia and Rehoboth Churches
Rev. Parks has been employed as pastor of the Laconia and Rehoboth Presbyterian churches and has begun his service. He and his family reside at 215 West Chestnut Street in Louisville but will move soon to James T. Shields farm north of Laconia.
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Parks
Laconia and
Rehoboth Presbyterian
Chestnut Street
Louisville
James T. Shields
Laconia
Men Surrender in Corydon Bank Failure Case
J D McRae and James A Noe, once oil men in Louisville, surrendered in federal court on an indictment accusing them of aiding and abetting the Corydon National Bank failure. They sought $10,600 bail each after returning from out of town. They deny bank ties, claim the case rests on a $5,000 loan, and noted Wilson Cook and Ben Applegate were jailed for misappropriation when the bank closed.
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Louisville Times
J. D. McRae
James A. Noe
Republic
McRae
Noe
West Chestnut Street
Little Rock
Ark
Shreveport
Wilson Cook
Ben 8 S. Applegate
Grain Binder Brands Ad from Becker & Sons
An ad invites customers to save grain using a Deering, McCormick or Massey Harris binder. The notice is labeled M-10-3-w and is attributed to Becker & Sons.
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Deering
McCormick
Massey Harris
W. Becker & Sons
O'Donald Turley Wed In Indiana Chapel Union
Miss Sylera Mae O'Donald and Chiude B Turley were married at Pfrimmer's Chapel on May 10 Rev Roy H Turley officiating The double ring ceremony featured pink and white decor The couple both teachers from North Dakota and Indiana and plan to live in University Heights Indianapolis after September The wedding included family and friends with a cake ring ceremony and social at the groom's parents home
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Sylera Mae O’donald
O. W. O’donald
Linton
North Dakota
Chiude B. Turley
W. A. Turley
Lanesville
Ind
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Roy H. Turley
Georgia Benson
Vroom
Allen Benson
Edna Turley
Frank Turley
Bertha Quebbeman
Lula Turley
Robert Sharp
Ethel Gehlbach
Turley
Harrison
Floyd
Indiana Central College
University Heights
Indianapolis
For Sale Gelding in Corydon Indiana Henry Wiseman Ad
Three year old gelding about 1300 pounds weighs ready for work. Describes as one of the good kind. Contact Henry D. Wiseman Corydon Indiana Eureka phone M-29-tf.
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Henry D. Wiseman
Corydon
Ind
Eureka
New Albany Lawyer Harry W. Carpenter Joins Democrat
Harry W. Carpenter of New Albany, a practicing attorney, subscribed to the Democrat recently. He spoke at the dedication of the Oddfellows Hall in Corydon Junction and has long been active in Harrison county affairs, having served as Grand Master of the Indiana I O O F.
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Harry W. Carpenter
New Albany
Democrat
Carpenter
Oddfellows Hall
Corydon Junction
Harrison County
Indiana
Georgetown Items Highlight Local News and Deaths
Measles outbreak continues as Charles Markwell sprains an ankle after a fall from a barn ladder at Sylvester Markwell’s farm. George Yenawine dies at age, services held at the Christian church with Wolfe’s cemetery burial. Mrs. Mamie Smith returns from Florida improved in health. Foreign Missionary Society to hold all day meeting at M. E. Church with talks by a returned missionary. Twin daughters born to Straud and Lena Cline May 8 died the next day. Cline and Lena are from Harrison county. Mrs. Cline and eldest daughter Lucy ill with measles. Mother's Day observed with church services. Measles epidemic, street oil prep, rooms for rent at 517 East Chestnut St. Corydon.
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Georgetown
Charles Markwell
Sylvester Markwell
Sallie Moore
Glenn Miller
Lafayette
George Yenawine
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Straud Cline
Wolfe’s Cemetery
Cline
Lena Pate
Harrison County
Lucy
James Hudson
Corydon
John Sims
Parting Sendoff for O'Bannon Family Before Florida Trip
Mrs Annis Farnsley and family bid farewell to relatives including Harold O Bannon and James O Bannon as Harold prepares to study Higher Accounting in West Palm Beach Florida. Guests list includes many O Bannon relatives, friends, and local residents.
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Annis Farnsley
Boyd
Harold O’bannon
James
B. F. O’bannon
West Palm Beach
Florida
Harold
Ben L. O’bannon
Leslie Farnsley
Sherman Russell
Nola
Laverston
George Flanagan
Jim Russell
Thelma Louise Gunther
Martin Keen
Cora
Norma
Hiram Brinley
Mildred
Edgar Morgan
Pearl
Ruth
Kenneth
Charlie Bumgardle
Roy O'Bannon
Lian
Helen Kessinger
Oll Kingery
Dewey O'Bannon
Herbert LaDuke
Lester
Edith O’ Bannon
Herman O’bannon
Mary Brinley
Elsie O’bannon
Walter Lemmon
Beatrice Lillpup
James O’bannon
Birthday Party for Leonard Ger ing on May 11 1922
A large gathering of relatives and friends celebrated Leonard Ger ing's twentieth birthday at his parents home. Attendees included numerous Lambertus, Jaegers, Messmer, Snider, Kochert, Himmelhaver and other families. The evening featured games, socializing, violin and piano music, multiple cakes, and a fond wish for many more birthdays.
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John Gering
Leonard
Geo. Lambertus
John Lambertus
Chris. Rochert
Charles Keinsley
Ott Carpenter
John Snider
Tony Weisenberger
George B. Miller
August Baunach
Andrew Baunach
Lillian Jaegers
May Snider
Irene Snider
Gertrude Kochert
Gertrude Himmelhaver
Mary Himmelhaver
Marguerite Himmelhaver
Martha Wissman
Margaret Lambertus
Cathérine Schneider
Leona Schneider
Frances Kochert
Bertha Kochert
Marie Kochert
Messrs
Leonard Géring
Albert
Becker & Sons Offers Planters and Checks Er
Local listing Becker and Sons advertises accurate drop light running Janesville or Emerson planters and checks er with right prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Janesville
Emerson
Silver Wedding Anniversary at Hertling Home
On Sunday May 14 a large gathering celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hertling at their home. Relatives and friends brought gifts and food while music and church singing added to the festivities. Several attendees and families listed joined the celebration and gifts included silver pieces and a book from Rev Schleicher.
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Wm. Hertling
C. Sehleicher
Lutheran Church of
Lanesyville
Q. C. Hertling
Terre Haute
Hertling
Rev. C. Schleicher
Indianapolis
Lucy Zabel
Lanesville
O. Schumm
Edward Leibert
Lavanger
Fred Green
Henry
Joe Day
Philip Ott
Kate Green
Anna
Hazel
Lillian
Claudine Zollman
Margaret
Ruth
Bertha von Dissen
Elma Ott
Charlotte
Clara Hausz
Emma
Orville Green
Lelian
Frieda
Martha
Hulda Hertling
Leora Ellwanger
Domietha
Ester Hertling
Ester
Emma Zollman
Amelia Dietrich
Edwin
Orlin Liebert
Edward
Julius
Herman P
Clarence
Carl
Urban
Herman Zollman
Albert Ott
Alvin
Edgar
Glenda Hrtling
Edward Hausz
Gustav Walther
Walter Hertling
Edmund Green
Decoration Services At New Amsterdam May 30 1922
Fraternal orders and Sunday School hold annual Decoration services at New Amsterdam on May 30 at 2 30 PM. Rev J G Moore will deliver the address. Musical program by the local band. Committee members Albert Redden Sam Kaiser Clarence Cole invite all residents.
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New Amsterdam
J. G. Moore
Albert Redden
Sam Kaiser
Clarence Cole
Attendance at Grand Lodge I O O F and Rebekah session
Representatives from this county attended the Grand Lodge I O O F and Rebekah convocations in Indianapolis last week. New Salisbury sent John Stiner and Mrs Earl LaYFollette. Car ole Beal Elizabeth, Lafe Windera. New Amsterdam sent Robert Mowrer. Mauckport sent D B Beanblossom Cory don. Wm H Chinn George H Fellers. and Mr. and Mrs. James W Beat also attended.
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Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F
Rebekah
Indianapolis
New Salisbury
John Stiner
Earl Layfollette
Carole Beal
Elizabeth
Lafe Windera
New Amsterdam
Robert Mowrer
Mauckport
D. B. Beanblossom
Corydon
Wm. H. Chinn
George H. Fellers
James W. Beat
For Sale Two Story Business Building Details Incomplete
Classified note advertises a two story business building for sale with a store room and five artefacts described but details are incomplete. The fragment lacks location price and full features.
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Arte
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G. J. Stauth
Dodge City
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