Unclear Historical Notice From South Baek Region
Fragmented OCR shows references to Mrs Gi Mii, Misses Dora Faith and Georgia Drigudus, and church events in South Bocie with names like Dr. ids and Mrs Wall Bea Afies. Mentions a tib select and Champion binder and a local printer. Details are garbled and values uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Mies Tfarten
Mirg Yo Iiteet
Fineen
Jhonabeth Greer
Louisvilhe
Greco
Photipson Breve
South Geter
Ids
Wall
Thodes
South Bocie
Dora Faith
Orence Feckhear
Georgia Drigudus
Mlossie
Sides Shields
Hark Letheo
Glee
Death notices and community changes in Lanesville
Obituaries report John Weisenberger age seventy six dies after a long life, with wife and four daughters. The community notes Mollie, Antal, and Maynard Weisenberger. a new Lutheran pastorate and local sermon plans. Also mention of Henry Zackman arranging ministers and a funeral for Mr. Weisenberger at the Catholic church.
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Mroouiuk
Ciivist
Zaolbueaui
Seith
Jaws
Agin
Mollie
Mose
Aotliaat
Bota
Conic Vise
Bich
Boiday
New Albac
Vanau
Barag
Henry Zackman
Banga- Joss
Dole Weisenberger
John Weisenberger
Lanesville
Maynard Giad Ware
Baron Offiedatines
Weisenberger
Carnation flour from New Middletown Milling Company
Specialty flour named Carnation produced by the New Middletown Milling Company. March format appears in the source text.
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The
New Middletown
DePauw News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
A mixed local notes item reports John B. Pronein leaving for Danville for summer school. Jota Lambert and spouse remarry into the Catholic church in Frenchtown. Morris' Co. vaudeville show arrives next Sunday night. Russell Howerton to open a phone restaurant next Wednesday. Teachers from there seek state licensure in Lorydon. Lillian Barnes continues rheumatism until improved. Ralph Jacobs and Gaylord Gurty fail at aeripes attempts and return home. Cecil Sonner and Paul Charchil head to the city to try their luck. irregular church services noted last Sunday night.
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John B. Pronein
Danville
Jota Lambert
Ceu
Frenchtown
Co. Morris
Russell Howerton
Lorydon
Lillian Barnes
Ralph Jacobs
Gaylord Gurty
Cecil Sonner
Paul Charchillef
Local Folks Visit family and Friends Across Town
Julius Boster of Frenchtewia and William Boldt of St Louis visit relatives in Milltown. George Merkeret of Little St. Louis, Frank Gibbs and others travel for business in Detroit and Louisville. Residents host guests from New Albany Florence and Phoann while relatives gather in Milltown for the week.
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Julius Boster
Frenchtewia
Willie
New Albaty
George ¢Hirreldilh
Phoann
Bo F. Dye
Grindle Tee
Adam Pry
Kunsel
Florence
Link
George Merkeret
Little St. Louis
Mart Rhodes
Detroit
Mieh
Elinore Crecelins
Libert Judd
New Albay
J. A. Tohlimsem
Leaverworth
Nathan Bowman
Pilot Kioh
Mroo
Cpl Trotter
Brank Shesidan
New Albany
Frank Gibbs
Alice Dante
Aim Arhear
Mich
al Heetetter
Oxthan
Tadinue
Annie Stroud
New Albans
Abrahi Apes
U Sher
Fasile
Eraber
Clyde Cnore
Pate
Torsemyville
Thomas Feber
Indianapolis
Gooree
J. Terry Lennon
Louisyville
Atyo
S. Mo Whodes
New Selbury
Kate Melton
Jittle Grand
Craindudh
Walter Rhodes
Dogwood Prospers with bumper beets and births noted
In Dogwood area prospects are strong for a bumper bumper bertsy crop and many residents are visiting relatives. Roy Beard of Boone township prepares for Ben FL Smith while Jota Seipel Jr. of Louisville spent weekend with his parents. Families travel between De parw Indianapolis and Louisville as visits, baptisms, and schooling fill the ledger.
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Roy Beard
Boone Township
Ben FL Smith
Jota Seipel Jr
Louisville
Jotn Seipel
Roy Boone
Deparw
Baker Mart
Golda Brown
Lidianapolis
Minnie Nichols
Ineinbaui
Geo. B. Felter
Mary Wright
Near Valley City
T. G. Prannnm
Tamiiy
Phelmai Lillpop
Lacellia
Aitba Sofpied
Ter Acuy
Corydon
Bella Jamison
Adient
Patvin Filbert
Roy Mellim
Laconia
Amir “Berg
WY. H. Bullett & Sons
Plc. Rhodes
Georgia Dogging
Danville
Florence Beckhart
Lula Ekart
New Albany
Sanford Dodds
White
Ind
Buck Creek Jiedee
Dowwood
Smith
Veronica
Notice to pay dog tax for Harrison township
Notice to all dog owners in Harrison township to pay the dog tax this week to avoid penalties. If you owe, submit payment promptly to Charles Fravet Trustee.
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U. S
Natiece
Harrison
Charles Fravet
Snake attack spooks Davidson car ride at cemetery
Mr and Mrs Davidson and their daughter Nola escaped a large cow snake that climbed into their roadster after visiting Haas church cemetery in Spencer township. The family drove on leaving the reptile, which fought back, in the vehicle until they reached safety. The incident followed a nearby note about Optometrist A Hottell and local promotions.
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Mrs. Davidson
Mroo
WN. OR. Davidson
Nola
Haas’ Church
Spencer Techship
Qaid
For Sale Incubators and a Bay Gelding in Ramsey Ind
Two 600 egg Queen incubators and two 500 egg incubators in good condition offered at bargain prices for immediate purchase or higher if waited until next season. Also a six year old bay gelding for general farm work. Claude A. Davis Corydon Exchange Ramsey Indiana. M-23-2-w
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A. Davis
Ramsey
Ind
Corydon Exchange
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W. H. Keller Co
Unc
U.S
W. H. Keller Company
WL Keller
Department Store
Ladies Rewdyto
Mouse Furnishings
Hurst Hardware Company
Lamber
Kodaks
Percy L. Davis
Neal
Miles’ Variety Store
Frank W. Shireman
Shack’s
C. Cromwell
Shack
J. L. Rowe & Sons
Jordan Studio
Kodak
American Legion
Harrison Post
Confectionery Soda Formatain
Gilham & Rowe Jarber
South Baek
Vo EL Bulleup & Sons
Lanesvelle
New Abicletown
Laie
Baer
Saamadel Watson
New
Phafeos
Vaese
Therdeli
Kisinaan
Kisinda
Poose Cerenee
Wei
Aloe Detews
Bro
Ed. Pearson
Marek
Depauw
Pi Iltog
Vwiaser
Phonographs Records
Ek TV
Milltown
Reaser
Dogwood
Ord. A. Hottell
Optunetorisi
Dy Movers Office
Nreasor
Tle
Duke Qarrt
United States
T. J. Hudson
Tandiana
Harrison County
William S. Nye
Said
Asmiall
Chinde
Fropa
Coronser
Childrens’ Board
Giatardinus
Harrison Oouty
B. Love
Chairusau
Tad
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