Death of Lanesville Resident Charles Eisert Mourned
Charles H Eisert died at his home in Lanesville at 8 15 p m on October 8 after a ten day illness of bowel trouble He was born in Germany in February 1889 and came to the United States at age two Funeral services were held at the Lanesville Catholic church and he is survived by three sons Henry of Rosedale Kansas George of New Albany Theodore and three daughters Mrs John Ebalt Mary and Katie Misert all of Lanesville He would have been 79 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan. H. Eisert
Lanesville
Lanesville Catholic Church
A. Peckscamp
Germany
Henry
Rosedale
Kansas
George
New Albany
Theodore
John Ebalt
Mary
Katie Misert
Mauckport Economies Club Meeting Plans
The Mauckport Economies Club schedules its October 20 gathering with Mrs. F. M. Bare leading a study on the Digestive System. Discussion topics include Three Meals, Milk preservation, garment storage, moth balls, housekeeping, Red Cross work, dessert preparation, and a student roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Iluse Economies Club of
Mauckport
F. M. Bare
Ben
J. L. Ballard
FL M. Tays
Mirs Lee Berry
von J. OW. Beanbiosson
Club
Red Cross
Misa Madeleine Connor
Ratien
Uarolta Weib
Byrneville Family Reunion Honors Icey Byrne and Dasi Byrne
Mr and Mrs O J Ko Byrne of Byrneville hosted a Sunday family reunion at their home to honor daughter Icey Byrne of Louisville and son Dasi Byrne who has begun training at Camp Zachary Taylor. Icey has joined the Red Cross and will depart for France next month. Thirty-two relatives attended including C M Byrne G Baker C G Lidikay Mrs Wo Rady Merl Byrne Jeff Englemin Mrs Lillie Layte Private Basil A Byrne and Blanche Dooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Ko. Byrne
Byrneville
Miss Icey
Louisville
Dasi
Camp Zichary Taylor
Miss Byrne
Red Cross
France
C.M. Byrne
G. Baker
C. G Lidikay
Wo. Rady
Merl Byrne
Jeff Englemin
Lillie Layte
Icey Byrne
Basil A. Dyrne
Blanche Dooley
Aged Eighty Eight Mary Watson Reaches Octobers Eight Eight
Mrs. Mary Watson, aged eighty eight, celebrated her birthday last Wednesday October 3 while living with son Grant Watson near Corydon. On October 4 she received a visit from son Judge Ward Watson of Charlestown and daughter and son in law Henry and Mrs Geanblossom of Heth township. Hurley Swartz from Scott township travelled to New Albany after being among Harrison county boys who went to Camp yet was rejected on medical exam September 20 for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watson
Grant Watson
Corydon
Judge Ward Watson
Charlestown
Henry Geanblossom
Heth Township
Hurley Swartz
Adam Swartz
Scott Township
New Albany
Hurley
Harrison County
Camp Zichary Taylor
For Sale Two Good Mules and Two Horses
Two good work mules and two good horses for sale. Contact John T. Blunk in Corydon Indiana by Eureka phone.
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John T. Blunk
Corydon, Ind
Aol
Good Seed Corn Program Takes Seed Focus In County
Walter Rogers of Nashville Brown county is in the county for several weeks to aid farmers in selecting good seed corn for next year. He is a Purdue University and Department of Agriculture appointee, assigned to Harrigan and Crawford counties for two months of field work. The article notes a September frost spoiled northern Indiana seed corn and mentions school cooperation planned under County Superintendent DeWeese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rogers
Nashville
Brown County
Rogers
Purdue University
Department of Agriculture
Waabing'on
Harrigan
Crawford
Indiana
Democrat
Wit
DeWeese
Liberty Loan Campaign Planned for Harrison County
W E Coon of Corydon National Bank was asked to chair the Liberty Loan drive for Harrison County. He met Evansville county chairmen and heard says from Wm J Compton of St Louis, Liberty Loan Chairman for the district. Indiana’s M A Sontag coordinates the state effort with a $153 600 county allotment as part of a $3 billion national goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
W.E. Coon
Corydon Nations Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louis
Cook
Evansville
Tis
Wm.j. Compton
Federal Reserve District
M. A. Sontag
Indiana
Farrison County
Washington
Uartison E.unty
Embroidery at Home Offered by Louisville Firm
Mary Cummings of 21 West Burnett Louisville Kentucky advertises at home embroidery work paid by mail. A ten inch cotton piece with padded scallops a small flower eyelets and French knots is sent for sample plus name and address. Preference is given to applicants within 200 miles of Louisville.
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Louisville
Red Cross Annual Meeting At School Auditorium
Patriotic appeal urges attendance at the Red Cross meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. Indiana’s best orator will deliver an address and music will be plentiful.
Marriage License Reports for Four Couples
George R Ralston and Margaret QO Brown Joseph F Bachmann and Agnes Schueler Howard E Dyer and Pearl E Le May John B Wesseler and Zetta Salome Vogt received marriage licenses in the latest city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Ralston
Margaret QO. Brown
Joseph F. Bachmann
Agnes Schueler
Howard E. Dyer
Pearl E. le May
John B. Wesseler
Zetta Salome Vogt
Red Cross Meeting At School Auditorium Next Tuesday
Patriotic gathering invites attendance at the Red Cross annual meeting in the school auditorium next Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Indiana’s best orator will deliver a patriotic address and music will be plentiful. Join and make your resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wood subscription request for twenty or thirty cards
The notice asks potential suppliers to furnish wood on subscription and requests prompt responses. It specifies twenty or thirty cards of good wood and invites those who can provide to contact the sender soon.
Gravel Road and Construction Payments Noted List
A displayed ledger lists multiple contractors and individuals with small payment amounts for gravel road work and construction projects. Names include Wm T Graves A E Sieg John Schilmiller Geo Kopp Sherman Glenn and others with scattered sums such as 442.88 13.50 30.00 and 1 288.00. The itemized entries also reference council and bridge accounts and public service expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Graves
A. E. Sieg
Wm. Weilbaker
John Schilmiller
Geo. Kopp
Sherman Glenn
J. BF. Russell
John Poe
Frank Markwell
John A. Miller
Wim. Gleitz
J. Treece
Pillars & Temple
Thomas & Markwell
Miller Bros
I. Best
E. Best
BE. Best Wu
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Charles H. Eisert
J. W. Beanblotsom
F. M. Elays
Mary Cummings
West Burnett
Louisville, Ky
W. C. Mason
South Bend
UATAT
George B. Wahl
United Brethren Church
CE. Society
J. W. Settle
J. L. Battram
Lion Brand
Keller’s Shoe Shop
Board of Commissioners
Jesse Lang
Walter Seibert
Henry Sehneider
Lew M. O’bannon
Council of Defense
L. S. Riely
Nellie Barrow
Hureka Tel Co
Print
Lew M. O'Bannon
Frank Self
Thos. S. Jones
Nicholas Eve
Roy Graves
City Pub. Co
Vincennes Bridge Co
Beatrice Cromwell
A. O. DeWeese
Office
I. S. Pub. Service Co
Court House
Evrsee
Jan Betes Court House
Clyde R. Lottich
Joe Denbo
J. W. Deutsch
Indianapolis Orphan Asylum
Poor Farm
Hickman
Eureka Tel. Co
E. E. Kellems
James Keller
J. W. Harbaugh
Fred J. Lillpop
Maggie Lillpop
U. G. Watson
Geo. B. Wahl
Geo
B. Byrum
Tyes
Brown & Morris
Oswell Martin
M. Griffin & Co
Clerk’s Offi
Geo. B
Jair Hurst
Auditor's Office
Southern Tel. Co
Hurst Hdw
Public Printing
Bridges J.D
C. C. Gailey
Jesse Young
H. H. Wise
J. H. Feller
Geo. B. Wahi
T. W. Knight
Salary Co
Smith Askren Co
Frank W. Shireman
Sam C. Mauck
Jesse Pitman
R. F. Davis
Daniel, Poor
Daniel
Amy
Poor
Co. C. Pub. Co
Bridges
Optican Poor
Chas
Rupp
J. Is
Houser
Thos
Connally l Wolfe
Steve Stepro
Eli Miller
EM Miller
W.E. Amy, Co
Eph
A. H.C
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