Help Needed for Red Cross Surgical Dressing Drive and Clothing Donations
Harrison County Chapter of the American Red Cross calls for patriotic women to join a workshop at the Grade School to produce 2000 surgical dressings. Donations of seeds and shells for carbon, plus a wide range of garments and materials, are urged for Belgian and French refugees. restrictions apply to unsuitable items.
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Harrison County
W. H. Keller Co
C. P. Trotter & Co
M. Griffin
Racing Update From Mt. Carmel Stallions and Mares
A. Taylor and Ed Saulman returned from Mt. Carmel Illinois where Taylor closed his racing year with stallion King A Dillard and Ed Tueki's mare Cora Blackford. King A Dillard earned fourth in the free for all pace and third in the 2 16 pace while Cora Blackford took second in the free for all and third in the 2 18 pace. The Knitting Chairman asks all yarn holders to report game completion status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Taylor
Ed Saulman
Mt. Carmel
Illinois
Mr. Taylor
King A. Dillard
Two Harrison County Boys Die for Freedom in France
Telegrams arrive with news of Ray W. Stevens and Cisrence Bigler killed or wounded in France. Ray Stevens, from Corydon area, died September 5 1918 after enlisting October 4 1917 and serving in Ca. C 885 US Infantry. Bigler was reported killed August 31 1918 but later messages confirmed wounds and recovery.
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Harrison County
France
Lemuel Stevens
Corydon
Ray W. Stevens
Ray
United States
United States Military Service
Camp Zachary Taylor
Ca. C. 885
United States Infantry
Lemuel R. Stevens
Harry Stevens
Armstrong
Illinois
Lee Stevens
Bethany
Nebraska
Emmett Elliot
Paul Bigier
Blue River Township
War Department
Cisrence Bigler
Clarence
Young Bigler
Hancock Chapel
W. A. Hartsow
Red Cross
New Salisbury High School Opens with Forty Seven Students
New Salisbury High School opened on Monday September 24 with forty seven students present. Principal is Mr Beanblossom from Mauckport. Miss Morgan Shoals teaches Latin and Domestic Science. Miss Rusk New Albany teaches English and History. N J Clunie is Vocational Director overseeing Agriculture. Two French classes formed with Miss Rusk in charge. Carl Wagner captain of baseball team Homer Emily treasurer Hamilton Hubbard custodian. Grover Graves leads Grammar. Clara May Heuser oversees primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury High School
Carl Feigel
Mary Stevens
Robert Kahl
Elmer Rossbottom
Beanblossom
Mauckport
Miss Morgan
Shoals
Miss Rusk
New Albany
N. J. Clunie
Carl Wagner
Homer Emily
Hamilton Hubbard
Grover Graves
Clara May Heuser
Local visits mark a quiet week in Hazziehurst area
Sandy Branch and Wylie Kron of Hazziehurst visited sister Mrs. Alice Press last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Bell of New Albany visited Mrs. B's parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Keen over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobson and children of Rogers Camp Ground and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Hill of Elizabeth plus Mrs. Althea Wortz called on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryant Sunday. Walter Piergron went to Madison to see his ill wife. Clyde Wortz made a business trip to New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bell
New Albany
B's
Andrew Keen
Robert Dobson
Rogers Camp Ground
Felix Hill
Elizabeth
Althea Wortz
Edward Bryant
Walter Piergron
Madison
Clyde Wortz
M E Church Pastors Appointed Across New Albany District
Following the Columbus Conference on September 23, a roster lists M E pastors assigned to churches and circuits across New Albany District. Names include Farr as district superintendent. assignments cover New Albany, Birdseye, Campbell sburg, Corydon, DePauw, French Lick, Georgetown, Greenville, Huntingburg, Leavenworth, Little York, Marengo, Mauckport, New Albany Centenary and Wesley Chapel, New Middletown, Orleans, Paoli, Pekin, Salem, West Baden, and Troy among others.
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M. E. Churches of
New Albany
Columbus
M. A. Farr
Birdseye
Gilbert Martin Campbellsburg
Eugene Montgomery
Cannelton
W. B. Jorge
Corydon
J. G. Moore
DePauw
W. A. Hartsaw
Elizabeth
Alva Bennett
A. G. Skelton
Fredericksburg
F. McKinney
French Lick
C. N. Wilson
J. R. Flanigan
Georgetown
A. J. Oster
Greenville
Hoy Jack
Huntingburg
R. E. Me. Williams
Leavenworth
George Dalrymple
Little Yor
J. E. Leist
Marengo
Arthur Jean
Mauckport
C. H. Edwards
E. K. Goldrey
F. E. Schneider
Main Street
W. H. Howerton
Trinity
O. E. Allison
Wesley Chapel
R. W. Fish
W.C. Cissna
New Middletown
P. H. Downey
Newtonville
E. C. McKinney
Oriole
Webster Township Teachers and Students Listed
Webster Township schools begin Oct. 7 with a primary lineup featuring Ruth Hedges Susie Newman Clara Schneider and Bessie Beanblossom among others. First Institute starts Oct. 5 under John R. Kirkham as trustee and noted organizer.
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Ruth Hedges
Susie Newman
Clara Schneider
Bessie Beanblossom
Bessie Shuck
Oscar D. Kirkham
Riley Gunterman
A. C. Gunther
Charlee Fravel
Edna Schneider
First Institute
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Styleplus
Uncle Sam
Stetsons
The
W. H. Keller Company
American Red Cross
B. S. Applegate
Harrison County Chapter
Friedley Studio
Knitting
Bentley Mauck
Harrison Township
Lruther
T.ee
Lee Wurm
Father
Earl
Perry
Jesse Lord
John Messier
Jean Cline
Lee
Harry
Dora
New Salisbury High School Notes
Sandy Branch
Wylie Kron
Hazziehurst, Miss
Alice Press
M.E. Appointments
Webster Township
John R. Kirkham
Trastee
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