Memorial Service for Gregg Lodge Members Held
Memorial services at Gregg Lodge 1 O Q FP hall Sunday featured obituaries read by assigned members, a prayer led by Chaplain James Best, and an address by S. Hirks on lodge work. Thirty eight deceased members were named. several readers were absent and a large lemonade reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg Lodge
Will Irwin
James Best
S.hirkhans
Gudvreon
West Memorial
Ipege Lodge
Marcion Normal College sees several new students arrive
The Sarmimer term begins with Harrison county arrivals Edna Tad Elisabeth Bierty and Paty Watters. Bannon family updates at South Adams street. Lillian Oo Bannon visits Maurice. Junior Hed Sox defeat North Marion in a baseball game with Roy Bandy and Burrer McColhing contributing notable plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegan
Jere
Harrison County
Edna Tad
Flisabeth Bierty
Paty Watters
Earl Barger
Maurice . Bannon
South Adams Street
Samuel Alien
Chorge
Roy Bandy
New Austeraai
Lillian Oo Bannon
Maurice
David Skull
Walter Davis
Ert
Keen Ane Burrer McColhing
Eileen
North Marion
Do Too Impuser
Ted Sox
Bhirrel McColhun
Red Sox
Randy
Central News Local Notes and Visits Highlight Week
The alrouth praises the wheat crop in this section. Mt. Vion resident Lee McKim visits the county. Walter Applegate plans moving to a new house. Rev. Ernest Hoberts spoke at New Justice Saturday and Sunday. Central area residents attended a social last Saturday night. Hes d. Ke Hedmek led a meeting at Battherossa. Decorators prepare for memorial services at Central Caran and Perse orance Chapel with committees inviting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrouth
Lee McKim
Mt. Vion
One of the County’s Best Stallions Dies Suddenly
The Percheron draft stallion owned by Stephen Taylor, three miles northwest of Corydon, died last Friday night. The horse was valued at sixteen hundred dollars and was regarded as one of the county’s finest animals, a heavy loss to Mr. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toran
Stephen
Taylor
Corydon
Mr. Taylor
Creosote Duty Controversy Hits Treasury Secretary MacVeagh
The article reports a congressional probe alleging President officials manipulated customs duties to favor creosote shipments. It accuses Treasury Secretary MacVeagh of ordering noncollection and criticizes legal overreach and fiscal misdirection in a broad political scandal. It questions legislative authority to remit tariffs under conservation motives and cites railroad and refinery stakes.
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Cox
Customs Department
United States Treasury
Congress
Treasury
MacVeagh
J. EE
Stuart
Newport News
Ile
Loeb
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Notice of Contract for Boone Township New Church
Trustees of the Demontaged Church in Boone Township announce bids for a new frame church on the old site. Bids due by 2 PM Tuesday June 20 with a bid bond. work to be completed by October 28. Plans and specs are available from Steemetan, one of the trustees, by request.
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Boone Township
Adil
Sade 1
Steemetan
Lita
Teaac
Speepuirros
Church
Pru
Fruit Farm for Sale Near Ohio River Landing
Advertises a farm for sale on a SO acre plot within one mile of a good landing on the Ohio River, about twenty miles from Jiowisville. Suitable for grain and vegetables with a fine pear orchard that yielded 1200 barrels. For particulars inquire at this office.
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Adfine Frit
Ohio River
Jiowisville
Mpl-Tf
Indiana appoints examiners for building and loan department
W. H. O'Brien announces Henry Hoch Rockport Isaac Dunn Troy and John D Williams Bedford as two year examiners under the new building and loan act. Hoch and Dunn are Democrats Williams a Republican. State forms and fees will support department. real estate provisions could aid home building for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. O'Brien
Henry Hoch
Rockport
Isaac Dunn
Troy
John D. Williams
Bedford
Building and Loan Department
Hoch
Dunn
Williams
John PL Dunn
Perry County
Aaboo
Syonddd
Nounmu
Dhuibling and Loan Department
Auditor of State
Department
Tate
Building and Loan Association
General Assembly
Tir Levomes
Tornys
Piss Tapiddy
Pheadsen
Pulding
Floaun
Gilbert H. Hendren
W. H. O’brien
Indiana
Lanesville News Capsule Highlights Local Happenings
Vess Markwell lost a fine Jersey cow recently. Misses Addie and Ida Walter visit Mrs. John Walter. Claud MelIntire of International Harvester was in town Friday. Ascension Day services held at Catholic and Lutheran churches. An ice cream supper for the Lanesville Kid Band planned for Saturday night. Mrs. Goldsmith freed a fish hook from her toe after fishing near home. A local visit to Mr. Chasseig and Mrs. Veig's birthday. Severin Bachman sold silo fed beef cattle to Alva Ward. Debate on silos’ value continues. Saloons praised when run like Dutch. Three old sports attempted frog catching. one nearly drowned. A green head duck seen in the water. Caution urged for safe outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Severin Bachman
Alva
Ward
Hursttown Notables and Visitors Record Weekend Travels
Chas Clunie buys a new buggy. Miss Ethel Davis visits Louisville. Guy and Jimery Labue spend Sunday in Indianapolis. Julius Vaughn of Frenchtown visits T J Atlen Joy Wright and Corydon family. Oscar Crosby of Hill Grove visits uncle Wina Housel. Leona Hubbard of New Albany visits Uncle Wr Pope. Charlie Retsing spends Sunday with Wim ixeHer in Corydon. Mrs Henry Mitler and daughter iladys visit relatives in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy and
Jimery Labue
Indianapolis
Julius Vaughn
Frenchtown
T. J. Atlen
Joy Wright
Corydon
Lena Kopp
Oscar Crosby
Hill Grove
Wina
Leona Hubbard
New Albany
Wr. Pope
Charlie Retsing
WimixeHer
Henry Mitler
Iladys
Commencement at Corydon Town High School Auditorium
The Harrison township schools hold their annual commencement in the Corydon High School Auditorium on Friday June 9 at eight o'clock in the evening. Professor M A Millis president of Hanover College will deliver the class address. An orchestra will provide music and the graduating class comprises twenty two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrison Township
Corydon
M.A. Millis
Jlanover College
President Diaz Resigns After 32 Years in Mexico
The article reports that Porfirio Diaz resigns as President of the Mexican Republic on May 24, 1911 after 32 years in power, citing self‑perceived faults and mounting revolt led by Francisco Madero. Francisco Madero is named as insurgent leader and provisional events follow with Francisco León de la Barra sworn in as provisional president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parfi
Diaz
Mexico
Mexican Republic
Francisco
Madero, Jr
Juarez
Mex
Spain
Francis Leon de la Barra
Washington, D. C
Republic
Gen. Madero
Chambers of Deputies
Porrerrio Diaz
O F Decoration Plans Graves of Deceased Brothers
New Salisbury Lodge will decorate graves Sunday at 10 o clock for deceased brothers at Wood s Chapel Rooster Hairstown Bethlehem and St Peter s Reformed Cemeteries Members assigned to each site should arrive at the stated hour with a list of newers Att o elack The lodge will assemble at Av ar where Hon Samuel Dillon of Petersburg will deliver the address The Crandall cornet band will furnish the housie Odd Fellows neighbors and the public are invited to attend the services. COMMITTER
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Silisbury Lodge
Wood's Chapel
Rooster
Hiarsttown
Bethlehem
St. Peter's
Nowers
O'Elack
Iodge
Avar
Samuel Dillon
Petersburg
Crandall Cornet Band
Odd Fellows
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The
Marcion Normal College
Central News
Walter Applegate Sit
Terts
Ernest Hoberts
Central
Amt Sivinity
Thgti
Hes. d
Hedmek
Battherossa
Fec
Sunda
Fii Forove
Pheideberg
Perse Orance Chapel
Conanaittees
Tarik
Naulild New Church
Mara Yesay
Fruit Farm
I. Ap
Pfendren
Londuna
Bigiand
America
Philadelphia
Viendren
Eis
Bank For
Wendrens
Mrr
Hendren
Jane Soas
Tendren
Charles A. Rockwalter
State League of Associations
Law
Sandison
Howard Sandison
Terre Haute
League
Clarence A. Royse
Verre Heute
George B. Bingham
Pet. Joseph, County Saving Bank
South Benn
Sala
Thomas B. Orr
Anderson
Anderson Loan Association
Sibl
Indianapolis News
A Cts
Vess Markwell
Addie
Ida Walter
John Walter
Claud MelIntire
International Harvester
Hursttown
Chas, Clunie
Ethel Davis
Sin Louisville
Harrison Two
Francisco Dela Barra
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