Mrs Helmick of Oregon Celebrates 100th Birthday
A July 4 celebration in Albany honors Mrs. Sarah J. Helmick born July 4, 1823, Oregon pioneer of 1845. The event marks her centennial with a public reception, family reunion, and remarks by C. C. Bryant. Her life story covers voyage from Indiana to Oregon and hardships on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Helmick
Ore
Oregon
Paca
Sarah J. Helmick
Helnick
C. C. Bryant
Harrison County
Indiana
Burlington
Iowa
Henry Helmick
Plains
Rockies
Allen and Boyden Clash With Hughes Over Europe Policy
The Courier Journal cites Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen and unofficial observer Boyden arguing that U S reluctance to ratify the Peace Treaty and League of Nations harmed Europe. It notes Secretary Hughes's isolationist stance, his stance on the Permanent Court of International Justice, and his rejection of the St Germain Convention citing lack of League membership.
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Henry T. Allen
Germany
Hughes
United States
Europe
Boyden
America
Allen
Borden
State Department
Atlantic
Mr. Harding
League of Nations
League
Permanent Court of International Justice
St. Germain
Party turmoil bubbles in Indiana beyond reform
A New Albany Ledger column laments factional strife within Indiana Republicans in Indianapolis and Marion County. The piece mocks party infighting, notes volatile charges and denials, and urges calm leadership to salvage the party's standing and traditions.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
Hilling Suate
Ehe
Republican Party
Moses
New Albany Ledger
Wanted to Buy Carload of Live Stock
Classified notice seeking purchase of a carload of fresh cane springers and bred heifers along with a carload of shoats weighing 40 to 100 pounds. Date noted 02 11.
Hurns Letter About 100th Birthday in Harrison County
Hurn letters from Chehalis Washington dated September 17 1923 discuss the one hundredth anniversary of a Harrison County Indiana born lady and a response letter. The note requests printing only if suitable and mentions premiums in Class B for a sofa pillow awarded to Mrs John Stepro, identical to the lady celebrating her centennial.
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Harrison County
Ind
H. P. Hurn
Pr. S
John Stepro
Family letter from Frances Helmick Til about Sarah Helmick
Frances Helmick Til replies to a letter for her grandmother Sarah Helmick born Stepro. The note recalls ancestors Peter Stepro Catherine Shuck Stepro and past neighbors near Mauckport Harrison County Indiana. Frances thanks the writer and wishes a long pleasant life.
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H. P. Hurn
Chehalis
Wash
Sarah Helmick
Sarah Stepro
Peter Stepro
Catherine Shuck Stepro
Mauckport
Harrison County
Indiana
Overton
Bill Carland
Jack Huffman
Hurn
Stevely
Frances Helmick Til
Salem area pioneer Helmick family story in Polk County
The Helmicks settled near Salem in 1846, built a home in Albany, and donated part of their land for a park later named Helnick park. Mrs. Helmick recalls peaceful relations with local Indians who protected the family from theft and vandalism. Current descendants include James Helmick, Mary Tedrow, six grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Christmas savings ad and bank notices accompany the article.
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Mr. Helmick
Pace Cies
Ebbetts
McLoughlin
Judkins
Salem
Dielmick
Devehtin
Ivebeod
State Highway Commission
Helnick
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The
Corydon Democrat
Lew M.o.rannon
Eutered
Corydon
Oign
Tamerican Press Association
Stepro
Washington
Oregon Sunday Journal
Democrat
Miss Hill
Oregon Sunday-Journal
Dallas
Columbia
Cascades
Ebbets
Lew M. O’bannon
Yours
Boone Township
Laconia
Ladies of Memorial Church
Charles Neel
Arthur Brown
Jackson Township
Corydon Junction
Ramsey
Jack
Joan Durham
Herman N. Fessel
Curtis Burnett
Frances Hill
Sarah Smith
Monmouth
Nellie Bush
Albert Tedrow
Portland
Mary Wiest
Klamath Falls
Marjorie
Maurice Tedrow
James Bush
Albert W. Tedrow
Verda Frances Hil
Marie Louise
William Allen Wiest
Jamath Falls
Corydon State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Ooi
Railroaders’ Garage Co., Corydon, and
J. G. Zabel
Lanesville, Ind
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