Death of Prominent Crandall Citizen Oscar Lamb
Oscar Lamb of Crandall died suddenly at home last Wednesday after suffering heart trouble. Aged forty five years, six months, and seven days, he leaves a wife and had two sons who died of scarlet fever. He worked twenty years as a section foreman for the Southern Railway. Funeral services were held at Crandall Methodist Church with ministers A Oster, N Fouts, and Montgomery officiating. burial followed at Bethlehem cemetery.
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Oscar Lamb
Crandall
Mr. Lamb
Southern Railway
Crandall Methodist Church
A. Oster
Marengo
N. Fouts
Montgomery
Georgetown
Bethlehem Cemetery
Franklin Township man nears 90 as Civil War veteran recalls life
Thomas Lyskowinski of Franklin township, in his ninetieth year, reflects on a long life since leaving Polish homeland at sixteen. Born in Russian Poland, he fought in the Civil War with Co I 18th Indiana Val Infantry. He later worked as a cigar maker in Louisville and cared for his late wife of sixty eight years, now enjoying good health and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lyskowinski
Franklin Township
Corydon
Lyskowinski
Mr. Lyskowinski
Togher
Fie
Poland
Germany
Switzerland
England
German
Louisville
Mr. Lyskowinskvy
Gresham
Co. I
County schools report rising enrollment and Riley Day programs
Enrollment in all county schools shows growth over last year with programs on Riley Day October 15. Teachers are urged to report attendance promptly. Next township institute will be held October 15. Indiana State Teachers Association meets October 20–22 in Indianapolis with reduced rail rates. Enrollment fee is $1.90. cards and certificates available via township principals. J T McCLAREN County Supt.
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Riley
Township
Indiana State Teachers’Association
Indianapolis
J.T. McClaren
Livestock Tour and Pure Bred Bull Sale Announced
Kentucky's Blue Grass region hosts a two day livestock tour on October 21 22 for farmers with dairy hog and horse farm visits. A pure bred bull sale is set for mid November in Harrison County. Interested in placing a bull contact L A Stoy Jersey Cattle Club secretary or T Clunte County Agent. Forest land exemption list tops 4000 acres noted by State Forester Deam with future inspections planned. N S Clunin County Agricultural Agent announces ad for aluminum teaspoons at Miles Variety Store.
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Blue Grass
Kentucky
Harrison County
L A. Stoy
The
Jersey Cattle Club
T. Clunte
Deam
N. S. Clunif
Near East Relief appeals for grain to feed starving Near East children
A 1921 cable from Near East Relief asks Constantinople for guidance on cutting programs as famine endures in the region. It urges American farmers to donate five million bushels of grain to feed orphaned and refugee children and frames the appeal around moral responsibility and patriotic imagery.
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Constantinople
Near East Relief
N. Y
Jaquith
Near East
Asia Minor
Mississippi Valley
Merica
America
Near Fest
United States
Arthur Capner
Kansas
Near Nast Telief
T. Christie
Agriculture Extension
Lafayette
Indiana
Russel G. Fast
Farmers of
Rail advocates urge support to keep local railroad running
A public meeting at the Public School auditorium drew a large crowd to back the Corydon railroad. I B Cook led calls for more local business by rail, noting Curtice Brothers Canning Co. would expand if rail service continues, while bondholders may recover by selling property if the line shuts down. Community leaders and farmers urged carload shipping and praised new wagon orders aimed at sustaining the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
I. B.cook
Curtice Brothers Canning Factory
Frank E. Cropsey
Edgar L. Miles
Henry D. Wiseman
Cook
Curtice Brothers Canning Company
Rochester
New York
Thos. S. Jones
Jones
Totads Ot
Corydon
Henry Wiseman
Chas. Toler
Thomas Brandenburg
Wm. Habermel
Gen. W. Kopp
John J. Gleitz
Louis A. Stoy
Logan
Miss Camilla Rothrock Weds Newland Knight at Corydon Parsonage
Miss Camilla Rothrock daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rothrock and Newland Knight son of Ex-Treasurer and Mrs T W Knight were married Thursday at the U R B parsonage in Corydon Rev J H Toombs officiating The couple will reside with the groom s parents and he will help on the farm The Democrat extends congratulations to the newlyweds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Rothrock
William Rothrock
Newland Knight
T. W. Knight
U. RB
Corydon
J. H. Toombs
Leffler Borden
Marriage of Miss Katherine Bullett and Mr. Newland Cannon
Miss Katherine Bullett and Newland Cannon were married Saturday night at 3 39 in the Bullett home on Silver Hills New Albany The ceremony was led by Rev W T Pearcy First Presbyterian The wedding featured Miss Alice Bullett as flower girl and Miss Mollie Keller with Leland Brock at the piano and Robert Thompson on violin After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at the Nudd Road home of Mr and Mrs Cannon Corydon relatives praise the couple as popular and respected in Corydon and their city
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Katherine Bullett
Mollie Keller
Leland Brock
Robert Thompson
Cannon
Nudd Road
Cannan
Corydon
Stanley Haven Dies in New York
Telegrams report the death of Stanley Haven nine, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Haven, Friday morning in Sangwoit New York. The Havens were in New York by relatives illness. Mr Haven and daughter Dorothy were at Franeville when it occurred. He was a frail child loved by many in Valley City. The note appears in a local paper with 존.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Stanley Haven
A. F. Haven
Sangwoit
New York
Mosier and Minnie Mosier Remarry in New Albany
Michael If Mosier and Minnie C Mosier wed in New Albany last Saturday. They live in Depauw and this is their third marriage to each other. Previous divorce and alimony of 176 dollars were granted January. Reconciliations followed by remarriage in March and divorce from Mrs Mosier in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael If. Mosier
Minnie C. Mosier
New Albany
Depauw
Tom Thumb Wedding Draws Laconia Crowd And Support
Laconia Chamber of Commerce funds a feasibility survey for an Electric Railroad to the ridge top and hosts a Tom Thumb Wedding performed by local children. Carl Miller officiated. ushers Mansel and Mauria Miller. bride Alice Ashton. groom Lamar Radmacher. audience overflowed the Ladies Aid Hall with ice cream and cake served after a lively program of songs and readings.
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Laconia
Laconia Chamber of Commerce
Ladies’ Aid Hall
Tom Thumb
Carl Miller
Mansel
Mauria Miller
Alice Ashton
lLamar Radmacher
Audry Greer
William Radmacher
Radmacher
Ruth Steepleton
John M. Ashton
Wayne Winders
Audry Hedges
Mammy
Walter Freeman
Henry Greer
Convicted of Embezzlement in English Case
Gilbert F. Ridge of Indianapolis aged 46 was convicted last week on embezzlement charges related to the English Princeton Oil Co. He collected about 15 000 from Knox County stock sales but did not remit funds. Attorneys from Vincennes moved for a new trial but were overruled. appeal to the Supreme Court is being prepared. Georgia Wheat reports and compiles the transcript for appeal.
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Gilbert F. Ridge
Indianapolis
English
Princeton Oil Co
Ridge
Knox County
Vincennes
Supreme Court
Georgia Wheat
Household Goods for Private Sale by Mrs Stevens
Ill health prompts Mrs Stevens to sell at private sale all household furniture including piano victrola stoves beds tables and kitchenware. Sale to be held at her residence north of the Grade School Building with lawn room and assorted home articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Thos. J. Stevens
Wagon Factory Secures Small Order to Weather Winter
Kel ler Manufacturing Company manager Ed G Keller returned from Chicago with a monthly order of 200 wagons for five months. The plant, idle for months, sees relief for workers as production returns toward normal, though far below its 1200 wagons per month capacity.
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Ed. G. Keller
Keller Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Woman Injured in Night Car Accident
Mrs Ed Wolfe was thrown from her husband’s car after leaving Main Street for Salem road. She wore men’s clothing, suffered a broken jaw, facial cuts, lost teeth, and a broken arm. her condition was listed as serious. Her husband fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wolfe
Main Street
Salem Road
Wolfe
Palmyra Gazette
Byrne Scheler Wedding in New Albany
Miss Fanny Tee Byrne of Georgetown and Mr Henry E Scheler of New Albany were married on October 5 1921 at the Methodist parsonage New Albany by Rev W H Tlowerton using the ring ceremony. They plan to reside at 1931 Center Street New Albany where the groom prepared a home.
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Fanny Tee Byrne
Georgetown
Henry E. Scheter
New Albany
Methodist Parsonage
W. H. Tlowerton
Warren FE. Byrne
Valentine Scheler
Center Street
Auto owner identified in interstate car theft case near Elizabeth
Hudson car used by Raidy Guthrie was found to belong to Frank Levin of Chicago. Car stolen June 38 1919. Hall arrested for possessing an automobile with mutilated numbers. Cotner and St Clair investigated. Guthrie claimed no knowledge of the other possessor. $50 reward paid and added to state police bonus fund.
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Hudson
Indiana
Chicago
Conner
Raidy Guthrie
High Avenue
Elizabeth
Ind
Frank Levin
Levin
Guthrie
Frank Hall
West
Jefferson Street
Lee 9
Cotner
Indiana State Police Automobile Department
Hall
New Albany
A. J. St. Clair
St. Clair
Claude V. Kersey
Milwaukee
State Automobile Police Department
Louisville Courier Journal
Mrs George Smith Dies Suddenly in Scott Township
Mrs Maggie Smith 61 wife of Geo Smith died at home in Scott township last Monday morning. Survived by husband and children Anna Mauck Ernest Smith Reynolds Ind Clint Windell Cora Hershmann Emma Smith all of this county. Burial held at Bliss burying ground Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Smith
Geo. Smith
Scott Township
Anna Mauck
Ernest Smith
Reynolds, Ind
Clint Windell
Cora Hershmann
Emma Smith
Bliss’ Burying Ground
Corydon Cannery Closes Season After 710 Tons
Curtice Brothers Company of Rochester New York runs the Corydon canning plant which has ended its season having used 710 tons of tomatoes. Manager ST B Cook says proper farmer support could broaden usage to other products and boost local business. Progressive residents want the cannery to stay and expand.
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Corydon
Curtice Brothers Company
Rochester
New York
ST. B. Cook
Nance Toops Tie The Knot In Franklin Township
Werbert Nance and Miss Goldie Toops of Franklin township were united in marriage Sunday evening Oct. 2 at 4 o'clock in New Albany with Rev. Howerton officiating. Edna Toops and Ralph Gresham served as bridesmaid and groomsman. A bountiful supper followed at Asa Toops residence. May their lives be as one. New Albany Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werbert Nance
Goldie Toops
Franklin Township
New Albany
Howerton
Edna Toops
Ralph Gresham
Asa Toops
New Albany Ledger
Local Transfers and Bargain Soap Offer
CG Philip Lahue transfers to Hallie Byerley. John M. Lowe to Hazel Warley and Newland I. Knight to Camilla Rothrock. Lesfer L. Borden to Tavina M. Benton. Wilbur Miller offers Luna soap three bars for 10 cents.
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Philip Lahue
Hallie Byerley
John M. Lowe
Hazel Warley
Newland I. Knight
Camilla Rothrock
Lesfer L. Borden
Tavina M. Benton
Luna
Wilbur Miller's
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Bethlehem
Miles’ Variety Store
Charles Y. Vickrey
Rothrock—Knight
Stanley Waven Des
Mor’ Gomer
Spire
Fan Valley City
Wagon Factory
Byrne—Scheler
Mrs. George Smith
Nance—Toops
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