Remembrance of War Dead from Camps and France 1917 1918
A compiled list mourns soldiers and sailors who died in 1917 1918 during World War I. Entries cover Camp Zachary Taylor Camp Shelby Camp Sherman Camp McClellan Camp Mills and other U S and European locales with causes listed as disease or wounds including several named individuals and ships. The note invites corrections and additions of further names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sieg
Camp Zachary Taylor
Jasper L. Pease
Charles W. Coombs
Camp Shelby
Miss
Benjamin R. Hannel
France
James Russell Caughlin
Bentley Mauck
Ray W. Stevens
Clarence Richardson
Jonathan Lee Miller
U. S
New Hampshire
Charles W. Bliss
Camp Sherman
Arthaur Zollman
Hobart Louden
Puget Sound
Wash
Geo. Browning
Camp Niagara
N. Y
Chas. E. Day
David Woodward
Roy T. Morgan
Preston Davis
Camp McClellan
Ala
Ray Davis
Martin V. Dotts
Roscoe Bennett
Lewis Kopp
England
Jacob Raymond Hannel
Henry Theodore Schaffer
Clarence Prell
Edwin Clay Kitterman
Harrison County
John O. Jenkins
Chas. H. Bird
Robert E. Bottles
Arthur Harris
Andrew W. Seipel
W. Clyde Albin
Camp Logan
Texas
Jesse Pearson
Wilbur Wright
Ohio
Joseph Truman
Lewis J. Kennedy
Edgar Chas Thompson
Camp Mills
Gilbert Rosenbarger
Ora Singleton
Elmer Snyder
Camp Travis
Clyde Sherman
Frank Eugene Meyer
Lanesville Community Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Local updates report many visits and health briefs. Emory Sturms bought property on Main Street, Esther Sturms studies at New Albany Business College, and Leslie Bryant arrived in the States with discharge pending at Camp Sherman. A notable wedding at St. Joachim Church united Herman Schickel and Clara Spath, with reception and music. Corydon calls for a new band as youth interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Schickel
Clara A. Spath
St. Joachim Catholic Church
Schenck
Misa Anna Spath
Raymond Schickel
Local notes from Falls Cities area gatherings and visits
Clifton Jennie Dill and John Arnold visited Falls Cities last Saturday. Mrs Elizabeth Williar is seriously ill with Dr Weaver of Elizabeth tending her. Miss Lena Robison staying with Mrs Earl Williar. Fred Knear Jr visited Falls Cities Friday. Miss Mary Williar stayed with Mr and Mrs Ray Williar near Laconia last weekend. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ackerman of Taylor township. Miss Virgin May visiting aunt Mrs Thomas Cooper of Laconia. Mr and Mrs D C Williar and child visiting in Louisville. Mrs Lydia May and daughter Virgin weekend guests of Mrs Thomas Cooper near Laconia. Anderson Williar got a letter from Seret W D Hild in France last week. He describes watching German prisoners do hard work and hopes to return home. St John M E church raised its Centenary quota, Rev Alva Bennett pastor. R F Davis sold several horses at Marengo for Dan Smith and sets sale for A I Rudolph in Morgan township June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Dill
John Arnold
Falls Cities
Elizabeth Williar
Dr. Weaver
Elizabeth
Lena Robison
Earl Williar
Fred Knear, Jr
Mary Williar
Ray Williar
Laconia
Joseph Ackerman
Taylor Township
Virgin May
Thomas Cooper
D. C. Williar
Louisville
Bari Williar
Lydia May
Virgin
Anderson Williar
Seret
W. D. Hild
Piano for Sale in Corydon by Jacob E Brown
Baldwin Bur Walnut Player Piano with eighty eight notes for sale. Includes a lot on Ridley Street. Buyer contact Jacob E Brown Corydon m 28-2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Bur
Ridleystreet
Jacob E. Brown
Death of Young Woman Izetta Saffer in Corydon
Miss Izetta Saffer daughter of Mrs Molle Saffer died at her home in Corydon after a five month illness from influenza She was 28. Funeral services were held at the family home conducted by Rev J G Moore with a singing quartet. She leaves her mother two brothers and a sister. Burial at Rogers Camp Ground near the family’s former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izetta Saffer
Molle Saffer
East Walnut Street
Corydon
J. G. Moore
Corydon M. E
John H. Heth
Will J. Bullett
Nellie Bullett
Clara Bennett
G. C. Doolittle
Harry Hudson
Allen Green
Armen Bottles
J. C
William
Harry
Ethel Saffer
Methodist Church
Farmers' Column Warns of Twine Trust Scheme
The Farmers' Column reports meetings in Morgan township Sappenfield schoolhouse and La Conia with notes on wheat costs. John F. Gettelfinger is Morgan director. Rain delayed gatherings. several township and local meetings are scheduled this week. Membership rate ends soon with a June 1919 increase. nonmembers urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Twine Trust
Sappenfield School House
Morgan Township
John F. Gettelfinger
Morgan
la Conia
Mauckport
Jackson
New Salisbury
Argo Auto Bus Line Publishes New Schedule
The Argo auto bus line announces weekday departures from Corydon at 6 A M 830 A M 200 P M with Sunday trips at 1 P M from Corydon and 4300 P M from New Albany. Cars carry seven passengers and are operated by Paul Argo proprietor. The schedule took effect on Tuesday May 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Pear and Market
McDonald-Stockdell Drug Store
Burton’s
Paul Argo
M28
Death of Young Woman in Elizabeth
Mrs. Koosie Johnson aged 24 wife of John Johnson of Elizabeth died Monday morning after a long tubercular illness. Funeral at Bethesda Tuesday 3:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Arnold. She leaves husband two daughters Frances and Viola and brother Stanley Farnsley. Parents Rev. Wm. J. Farnsley and his wife predeceased her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koosie Johnson
John Johnson
Elizabeth
Bethesda
Arnold
Embury Church
Brown's Cash Meat Market Switches to Cash After June 1
The notice states that after June 1 Brown's Cash Meat Market will operate on a strict cash basis. Customers are advised to bring full cash payments as no credit or checks will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Salvation Army Drive Gains Support With Canadian Soldier Talks
Two Canadian soldiers Lieutenant Thompson and Private Murdock spoke in Corydon to promote an $18,000,000 Salvation Army drive with Ruskin Rowe urging county residents to contribute. They shared wartime experiences including wounds and aerial combat, praising American troops and the Laddies and Lassies for serving soldiers with coffee and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Thompson
England
Salvation Army
Christian Church
United States
Paris
Ruskin Rowe
Harrigan County
Mr. Rowe
Help
Eureka Telephone stockholders Election Notice
Notice that Eureka Telephone Co stockholders will hold an annual election of officers and directors in Corydon on Saturday June 7 1919. Meeting may also transact other business. Signed m28-2w Cc P Swaren Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Telephone Company
Corydon
Cc. P. Swarens Secy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lottich’s
Lewis Zoliman
John Heistand
Hallie Hollis
Geo. Hottle
Wiley Speigenholder
Hazel
Mary
Eugene Villar
Wm. Baumgarde
St. Edward's Hospital
Ben O'Bannon Jr
Thomas Evans
Wilbur Mifflin
Byron Blackman
Geo. Hottie
Wm Mifflin
Willa Sullivan
Nannie V. Soward
John Ketlie
Ben Bryant
Lanesville
Wm. Hessing
Eowardsville
Emery Sturms
Mary E. Teaford
Main St
Sturms
Miss Esther
New Albany Business College
Ed Schoen
Viola
Philip Schoen
HW. McClure
Joseph Duncan
McClure
Robert
Andy Snyder
Elnora
Lewis Zollman
Christ Zollman
Fred Gruen
Ellis
Hallie
Idena Hollis
New Middletown
Josephine Gruen
Georgetown
John Hollis
Glenda
Wm. Hiser
Macyville
Clifton
R. F. Davis
Marengo
Dan Smith
A. I. Rudolph
Bradford
Yzetta Saffer
Farmers’ Column
Argo Auto
Salvatioa
M. A. Cossaboom
America
Miss Bennett
Willie Crecelius
Crecelius
John Hammerlein
Mollie Keller
Germany
U.S. A
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