Tragic Infant Death Amid War Time Hardship
The obituary notes Kathleen Kulibe, a seven month old infant, dying in Louisville while under care of Dr William Paul and Mrs Treston Fearn. Funeral rites were held at a local church with Rev Ernest Licherts officiating, and burial followed at a nearby cemetery. The brief item lists mourners including her parents and siblings.
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Kathleen Kulibe
Treston Fearn
Ill
Josentys Fa
Louisville
William Paul
Cowan
Paysman
Lanen
Pete
Janice
Oseyion Junction
Torre
Ernest Licherts
U. Boonaster
Central
Tierce Sustera
Deatrick Widow Dies. Local Obituary Highlights
Mrs. Salome Deatrick, widow of George Deatrick, died Friday May 15 at her daughter’s home in Franklin lawneslip after seven years of illness starting with gangrene. She came from Germany in 54 and was eighty seven. Survived by two sons George and Ducai Deatrick, daughter Margaret Voelker, Mrs Mary Gleitz, Fifteen grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Lanesville church cemetery with Rev Schreicher officiating.
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Salome Deatrick
George Deatrick
Margaret Voelker
Franklin Lawneslip
Germany
Lu Daoied
Schreicher
Lanesville
Con
Ifie
Vic. George
Ducai Deatrick
Margaret Voelker Apa
Mary Gleitz
Local Society Notes From Taylor Township
Miss Arminda Noe travels to Louisville and Miss Mattie Ackerman returns home from Louisville. Nellie Ashton visits Katie Hall. James Noe stays with his mother Mrs. Belle Noe. Ella McCauley returns after two years in the west. Mrs. Althag Merk and daughter Helen end visit. Tena Dekemper visits Louisville. Ya and Lannie Brown spend Sunday with Jos. T. Brown's family. Lois Conrad of Laconia visits Nola Russell and attends last day of school. Chas Pitman family visits J. T. Brown. Offie Knightin returns from Rochester and Cincinnati. Bernard Merk visits Rosewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Noe
Belle Noe
Ella McCauley
West
Althag Merk
Helen’end
Tena Dekemper
Louisville
Lannie Brown
Jos. T. Brown
Lois Conrad
Laconia
Nola
Offie Knightin
HC. Fink
Rochester
John McRae
Cincinnati
Bernard Merk
Rosewood
Hot Dry Weather Threatens Crops Across the Region
A spell of hot dry weather continues with high temperatures reaching up to 92 degrees. Meantime farmers report damage to meadows and possible injury to wheat and fruit crops if the heat persists for several more days.
Knocking on the Door and the Barrier of Silence
A reflective note from Atlantic describes sudden door knocking as a trigger for collective and personal pause. It explores how individuals and groups suspend speech and gaze toward the unknown summons, sharing a moment of tension before the unknown is revealed.
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Atlantic
Fragmented exchanges spark doubt in two city papers
A young man and woman argue over remarks about a girl as one reader notes a friend’s misfortune. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a man saying the issue rose from teasing while the Chicago News recalls a man explaining he was distracted watching enemies.
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Elieen
Tesa
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago News
Speed Records Set By Wolfhound And Gazelle
The Russian wolfhound shows twenty four yards per second in record runs, while the gazelle attains speed of more than twenty seven yards in four seconds, marking remarkable speeds for both animals.
The Pencil and Pen Exchange Jumble
A fragmented OCR passage discusses pencils and pens with confusion over effort and work ethic. Mentions carrying on every enterprise as if all depended on success and references Rich rlieu in a garbled way.
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ft—Rich Rlieu
Miss Marl Amy Bitten By Rabid Dog Near Corydon
Miss Amy, bitten May 13 by a family dog five miles south of Corydon, travels to Indianapolis for a three week rabies treatment. The dog, once friendly, leapt and bit her on shoulders and legs. its head was sent for brain tests confirming rabies. Miss Dessie Windell will nurse her, Dr. William Daniel will visit in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Amy
Corydon
Indianapolis
Miss Amy
Dessie Windell
William Daniel
Progressive Congressional Convention Nomination in New Albany Indiana
The Progressive Party of Indiana’s Third District will hold a congressional convention at the R of P Armory in New Albany on Friday May 29 1914 at 730 PM to nominate a candidate for Congress. State Chairman Ed C Toner and W A Pierson with other speakers will attend and Harrison County delegates may vote.
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Indiana
R. of P. Armory
New Albany
Ed. C. Toner
W. A. Pierson
Harrison County
Lep. F. Windell
U.G. Watson
Sunday School Day Promises Largest Attendance Yet
Heidelberg residents urged to attend Sunday morning services as plans aim to host the year’s largest Sunday school gathering. Guests at local homes include Amzi Toler and Thomas and Haas families visiting Harriet Cunningham while she recovers. Everett Cline and daughter visited Sallie Lord near Corydon, and Wm Morris with his wife and son stayed with Chas Lang.
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Heidelberg
Amzi Toler
James Thomas
Geo. Haas
Harriet Cunningham
Everet Cline
Cline
Sallie Lord
Corydon
Wm Morris
Cordan
Unies you're satisfied Sapinsky seals refund promise
Sapinsky's offers to return money to customers who felt unsatisfied as part of a satisfaction guarantee. The note promises refunds within a specified period and suggests contacting customer service for processing.
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Sapinsky
Joint Decoration and Memorial Services
Soldiers and secret orders announce joint decoration and memorial services at Cedar Hill cemetery next Sunday afternoon. Recalling earlier note, soldiers will not decorate May 30 but meet at the court house at 1 PM. Children bring flowers and march with soldiers to the cemetery. programs include music and speeches.
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Cedar Hill Cemetery
Court House
Elizabeth Evaline Dies at Advanced Age in Palmyra Area
Elizabeth Evaline died Tuesday May 19 at her daughter Mrs Perry Master home near Palmyra at a ripe old age believed to be between ninety eight and one hundred five. She was blind and deaf and lived most of her life around Palmyra. Survived by daughters Mrs Master and Mrs John Krush and son George Evaline of Fredericksburg. Funeral at residence by Rev William Boston, burial in Palmyra cemetery. Laconia beat Oak Ridge 3 to 1 in baseball with Reeves and Johns noted for the potteries.
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Elizabeth Evaline
Perry Master
Palmyra
Master
John Krush
George Evaline
Fredericksburg
Death of Mrs. Mariah Phipps in Posey township
Mrs. Mariah Phipps of Posey township died suddenly at her home last Sunday at five in the morning after illness began at three. She was seventy, had been in good health recently, and is survived by four children including daughter Mrs. John Crump of Mt. Vernon and sons Jeln, William of Ellsworth and Lee at home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 8 pm conducted by Rev. Rosenbarger, with burial at Rogers Camp Ground.
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Mariah Phipps
Posey Township
Bierly
John Crump
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Jeln and
William
Ellsworth
Lee
Death of Eli Shireman in Washington Township
Eli Shireman died Friday evening May 22 at his daughter Mrs Willard Sonner’s home in Washington township after two years of ill health and a two week illness. He was eighty and survived by four sons Robert John Perry James and daughter Mrs Sonner. his wife and another son and daughter preceded him in death. Funeral services were held last Sunday at Wesley Chapel with Rev M C Patterson of Tennyson officiating. burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Q. W. Hottle
Corydon
Shireman
Near Here
Guy Wayne
D. P. McCoy
C. E. Work
I Tt
Cnarch
A. B. Linder
Jobe Stowery
Wesley Mowery
Jfuery Trotter
Valley City
Wails
M. A. Cassavoor
Corydon Orchestra
Alumini Society
Willard Sonner
Washington Township
Robert
John
Perry
James
Wesley Chapel
M. C. Patterson
Tennyson
Ernest Roberts
Ralp Pearson
Marriage License Notices for Seipel Sohn Roby Smoots and Smith Steepro
Arvil A. Seipel weds Nellie C. Sohn. Tullie Lee Roby weds Maudie Lee Smoots. Earl W. Smith weds Blanche Eliza Steepro.
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Arvil A. Seipel
Nellie C. Sohn
Tullie Lee Roby
Maudie Lee Smoots
Earl W. Smith
Blanche Eliza Steepro
Knights of Pythias to Meet for Decoration Exercises
Knights of Pythias are called to Castle Hall on Sunday May 31 at 1 pm to take part in decoration exercises. Bring flowers by order of the committee.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
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Doge Oid
Theinverst
Yuan
Walter Seer
Smevh
Tovan
Nes
Cao
Wright
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Vis
George Vrevtsohood
Suver
Omes
Sane
Yew
Yoo
Mieitan
Gann
Gur Smith
Tris
Mir
Imerr Eckart
Afael Rawes
Cora &Ozster
Ap Wowalbany Creille
Ipel
Pvensvills
Noeovun
Joe Yochen
Family
Blanche Roster
Middletown
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Sripe
St. Michaela
Wiet
Os Presibert
de Geeterri
Coulra Wynee At
Mae Rafyrts
Ds A
Cris
Father
Tos
Diplomat
Ter
Franklin
Jefferson
Limi
We Vera
Foo
Dentist Lo
Thes
Det
Jeter
Mrs. Salome Deatrick
New Amsterdam
Harry Baker and Son
Albany
John Woodward
Yeager
Iinois
Bettie Baxley
Alton
George Lane
Henry Friedley
Chas. Pitman
Elizabeth
Mary Jones
Hugh Friedley
Leavenworth
Rhoda Montgomery
Calfornia
Atv
Joseph Jefferson
Iitle
Lie
Mr. Jefferson
Breccaus
Sahara
Egypt
New York Tribune
New York
Taylor Township
Arminda Noe
Mattie Ackerman
Nellie Ashton
Katie Hall
White
Corydon Mill
Coery
Wm. Taylor
Mad Dog
S. M. Miller
Aly
Oak Ridge
Reeves and
Johns
Potteries
Eli Shireman
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