Local News Roundup From New Salisbury Area
Readable items note school started Monday and several visits in the New Salisbury vicinity. People named include Grace McIntosh Maud Byrne Marius McCoy and Curtis Stevens visiting relatives and friends. Local church events Rev Raaf and Rev Polhemus preachings marked the week with community social mentions and a barn project at Stony Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McIntosh
Mary McIntosh
Maud Byrne
Georgetown
Marius McCoy
James Crosby
S. Curtis Stevens
D. T. Boston
Joseph McCoy
Pea Ridge
Dr. Veatch
Harry Felling
Louisville
Ora Adamson
M. S. Stevens
Stony Point
Florence Boston
Charles Temple
Raaf
Polhemus
Alva Boston
Tell City
D. T
Boston
Perry Hendricks
Ramsey
Harry Cook
David Hurn
Virgin Jenkins
Byrneville
Jesse Boston
Missouri
Mr. Burwell
Lydia Hubbard
Adams
Emma Stevens
Frank Wolfe
Central Barren
William Fields
Martha Hurst
James Burn
Ol Nutmegs Sayings from Greene's Fruit Grower
A rural dialect collection by Joe Cone with humorous aphorisms on listening, money, aging, luck, and human folly. It plays with proverbs and country wisdom, noting stubbornness, wishes, poverty, and love in folksy cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene’s
Joe Cone
Sappenfield and community notes from Bradford area
The community page lists sick lists for Mrs. Sappenfield and George Ferber, mentions hiring Frank Baker as a teacher, visits by Wim Habermel, Corydon, and business trips by Frank Stamm. It notes molasses factory activity, possible corn shucking trip to Tilinais, family moves near Tom Flynn's farm, and demotion of W. Sappenfield to Harrison. Harriet Ellis dies at 69. funeral at Snyder's Chapel with Rev. Hildrbrunt preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Habermel
Corydon
John Busch
Willie Stamm
Tilinais
Frank Stamm
Ida Mosieras
Cincinnati
Peter Temperman
Tom Flynn
Joe
Illinois
Sappenfield
Washington County
Old Harrison
Willie Sappenfield
Walter Mosier
Peter Stamm
U. S
Louisville
Harriet Ellis
Snyder's Chapel
Hildrebrunt
Milltown Church Guests Attend Fellowships and Visits
Milltown reports visitors from New Albany Huntingburg and Paoli M E audiences. Benjamin Deaton and family visited Marengo while Claud Citizen stayed with Fred Bottenfield. Rev L C Marr and wife were hosted by Epworth League with about 100 attending and W R Bottenfield giving the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Deaton
Marengo
Claud Citizen
New Albany
Fred Bottenfield
L. C. Murr
Wm. Murr
J. A. Breeden
Huntingburg
Breeden
John R. Louden
Mr. Breeden
Paoli M. E
Greensburg
L. C. Marr
Epworth League
W. R. Bottenfield
Crandall Branch Social News Brief
The nine month old child of Mr and Mrs Frank Sims is very ill. School progress under Miss Clara Richert. T J Wright of Brown Manly Plow Co is home on a visit. Walter Thomas traveled to town for an operation on his side by Dr Glenn. A gathering at T J Wrights home last Sunday included Walter Thomas Hal Miller Clarence Crone Miss Maude Miller Miss Bertha Miller Andrew Thomas Clarence Croce and John Litch with a bountiful dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sims
Clara” Richert
T. J. Wright
Brown Manly Plow Co
Walter Thomas
Dr. Glenn
Hal Miller
Clarence Crone
Misses Maude
Bertha Miller
Andrew Thomas
Clarence Croce
John Litch
Local Card of Neighborhood News in Rocky Hill
The Democrat as a welcome visitor in the neighborhood. Mr and Mrs John Roudenbush noted. Ward Conrad last Thursday tried a new Superior Giseerain wrist and remains the only one sowing wheat. Vincent Munzer and John Lumbatus seek to sell farms and move to Colorado. Mr and Mrs Jake Reinhardt Jr and family visit with the Reinhardt family. Fritz Munzer and son Raymond, and the Flanger family also join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
John Roudenbush
Ward Conrad
Vincent Munzer
John Lumbatus
Sisievisco County
Colorado
Jake Reinhardt
Fritz
Munzer
Raymond
Jake Flanger
Jacob Reinhardt
Ferry boat hull launched at Portland wharf last week
Bridgeport notes Elmer Parnsley attends New Albany school and B Wright visits Elizabeth for ferry work. Locals attend Isaac Kingery funeral at Bethesda. Louie Diddlcott testifies in a railroad case at Mayfeld Iny. John Hedden of L and N shops in Louisville visits Louie Niddleot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Parnsley
New Albany
Wright
Elizabeth
Isaac Kingery
Bethesda
Louie Diddlcott
Mayfeld
Portland
John Hedden
Louisville
Louie Niddleot
Local Notes From Hursttown And Nearby Areas
James Evans listed sick. William Pope and family visited Andrew Davis near Ramsey. Mrs. Thomas Wright visits sister Mrs. Louis Felker in Princeton. Charles Wright and Wm Marshall, Nevin, traveled to Kentucky last week. Will Vausha moved to New Albany and took a job in Louisville. Mrs. Charles Wright's family visited daughter Mrs. Chris Winninger near Greenville. Nellie Davis of Moberly and Zetta Applegate of Corfordon visited Trozie Engleman Sunday. Isaac Mbbert clerks at the Hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Evans
Wm. Pope
Andrew Davis
Near Ramsey
Thomas Wright
Louis Felker
Princeton
Charles Wright
Wi. Marshall
Nevin
Kentucky
Will Vausha
New Albany
Louisville
Chris, Winninger
Greenville
Nellie Davis
Moberly
Heidelburz Community Notes Brighten With Visits
Ruth Mauck remains unwell as typhoid fever affects Clem Stonepiper. Miss Tena Hauawald returns home. School opens Monday with Lee Dol overseeing. Mrs. Clem Hottell improves after illness. A social Sunday with the Maucks, Bruchs, Fry family, Rowes, and Bottles clan is reported. Bessie Kopp plans a winter stay with relatives in Louisville after visiting Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mauck
Clem Stonepiper
Tena Hauawald
Lee Dol
Clem Hottell
John Bruch
Mauck
George Fry
Roy
James Thomas
Wm. Rowe
Leander Bottles
Bessie Kopp
Indianapolis
Louisville
Special Services at Mt Solomon Lutheran Church Schedule
Next Sunday at Mt Solomon's Lutheran church the Holy Communion will be administered at 10 30 AM. Pastor installation by Rev Luther Hogshead of Goshen IN will follow at 2 30 PM. Rev Hogshead preaches Saturday 7 30 PM at Oakwood school house. Rev J W Sappenfield of Claremont IL preaches Friday and Saturday evenings. Offerings will be taken and members are invited to bring dinners to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Solomon’s Lutheran Church
Luther Hogshead
Goshen
Ind
Chicago Synod
Hogshead
Oakwood School House
J. W. Sappenfield
Claremont
Corydon Visitors Probing Land Interests in Medford
Luther Stover and seven Corydon men arrived in Medford last week on a special to study local land opportunities and mingle with residents. The Corydon party impressed locals as a fine group and were urged to bring the town’s whole citizenry to Oklahoma’s growing state, dubbed the “Kentucky Town.” Their return is anticipated gladly, and the editor notes Corydon’s heavyweights as surprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Oklahoma
Luther Stover
Hal Pitman
J. F. Turley
Wm. Haun
Arthur Russell
James McKinster
P. E. Loitch
W.H. P. Wiseman
Corydon
Ind
Kentucky
Death of Lawson Keller
Lawson Keller died recently at Tawnson. Funeral services were held at his house on Thursday conducted by Rev. W. W. Moore. The remains were laid to Cedar Hill cemetery beside his mother who died months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawnson
Chas. Keller
Noona
W. W. Moore
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Subscribers listed for THR DeMuURAT report
The record shows names and addresses of subscribers or paid up readers including Mrs. C. W. Chapman Philadelphia John Weirenberger Corydon RR 3 Joseph B. Backherms Dogwood Mrs. Minnie Taylor Corydon John Seitz New Middletown Mrs. J. 3. Myer Louisville Benj. R. Kirkham Rock Haven Ky RI L. Li. Miller Mauckport ROL 1 Asbury Parish Georgetown RR 3 John Woertz Elisabeth J.P. Flynn Campbellsville Ky Isaac 5. Watson Corydon Weed Sharp Corydon Mrs. Wm. Feller Melean UL E. I. Zenor Corydon R 1 Philip C. Miller Crandall J. J. Donovan Crandall Roy Jack New Amsterdam Rev. Samuel Hobson Freetown Ind Roy F. Forbes Spencer Okla Otto Gleitz Corydon The Texas Wonder Cures all Kidney Bladder and Rheumatic troubles. Sold by all druggists or two months treatment by mail for 1 Dr. FE Hall 2926 Olive street St. Louis MO Send for Kentucky testimonials apriS-lyr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Chapman
Fountain St
Philadelphia
John Weirenberger
Corydon, RR
Joseph B. Backherms
Dogwood
Minnie Taylor
Corydon
John Seitz
New Middletown
J. 3
Myer
Louisville
Benj. R. Kirkham
Rock Haven
L. Li. Miller
Mauckport
Asbury Parish
Georgetown
John Woertz
Elisabeth
J.P. Flynn
Campbellsville
Isaac
Watson
Weed Sharp
Wm. Feller
Melean
E. I
Zenor
Philip C. Miller
Crandall
J. J. Donovan
Roy Jack
New Amsterdam
Samuel Hobson
FE. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Notices and Local Updates From Valparaiso and Indiana
Mary Kannapel warns against signing papers without her approval at New Middletown Ind. Valparaiso items note D I T progress and G A Dodge’s death leading to F C Lumbek as VP. Carr and Munzer attend Telegraphy school here. Glasses sale ends Oct 1 with Royal lenses and gold filled frame at low prices. Dred A Hoeman office at Dr. Davis drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kannapel
New Middletown
Ind
Valparaiso
F. C. Lumbeck
G. A. Dodge
James D. Carr
F. 4. Munzer
Harrison County
Upet
Dred
Speech of Hanly Opening at Tipton Attacks Opposition
The opening speech by Governor Hanly at Tipton is criticized as a personal keynote praising his honesty while labeling rivals as impostors. The piece argues his aim is election of Republican candidates to do his bidding and to expand his political machine, citing alleged favoritism and selective law enforcement. The author portrays Hanly as a reformer in name only and warns that his influence would threaten civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Tipton
Indiana
Kealing
Starr
Frank Tlanto
Treason to Fairbanks and Indiana politics debated
A long review of Indiana politics centers on Charles W. Fairbanks and Governor Hanly. The Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis News diverge on candidates and issues, with claims of treason to Fairbanks for supporting Hanly and Roosevelt as the national issue. The piece lists prominent Landis family members and notes other stand patters including Speaker Cannon. Also includes two short classifieds: a farm for sale in Taylor township and a red Shepherd dog missing from Laconia with a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Roosevelt
Indianapolis Star
Garfield
Fairbanks
Indiana
Charles B
Congress
Fred
Kenesaw M
United States
Chicago
Walter
San Juan
Porto Rico
West Point
Landis
Joe” Cannon
Wariff
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Salisbury and Vicinity
Amelia May
Manu
Bradford
S. J. Sappenfield
George Ferber
Lise
Frank Baker
Friamer
Teruny
Milltown
Crandall Branch
Rob
Rocky Hill
Eno NI
Bridgeport
Conn Carter
Hursttown
Isaac Mbbert
Daina
New York
Heidelburz
Ida C. Kopp
Special Services
Lawson Keller
Roll of Honor
WA Manly
Gore
Castoria Agec
SSN
SEG
Iways
What Is
Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Olis Star
Torial
Charles W. Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
Vention
Jersey
Eli Grable
Corrden
Indianapolis News
Bdalorn Reer
Rosa
Publican State Committee
Sarak
Ulober
Pion
Alto
Aku
Taylor Township
Jacobine Hurnickel
Rehoboth
S.L. Melton
Laconia
Franklin Township
I Baryauin
Corydlan
Salem
Pike
Frank M. Wilson
Recoiers
Thomas Onion
Utnvisioner
Umuaire
Thomas Orion
Ori
UBLIC
Ap Publicuetion
Laconis
W. J. Meereds
Haber Traction
Sumlion
Ternseusy
Zener
Mizgabeth
Sedall
Surrey
J. Wriekt
John H. Heth
First National Bank Building
Corydon, Ind
Veyy
Inetichin
Ofan
Min
Mnln
Bux
Coryuon
Tod
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