Miss Fanny Cole and Italian opera notes at Corydon
Miss Fanny Cole, sister of Mrs. Hardiehler, travels to Italy to study opera under Lombardi. The Louisville Herald reports her as part of a group including Miss Dufan and Mr. Sample, with plans for a Corydon recital, plus news on Milan engagements and Italian theater openings.
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Genoa
Trenting
Jenny Dufan
Cole
Dufan
Beatonbe Ra
Shuierts
Miss Dufau
Chicaza Opera Co
John Saple
Louisville
Ubres
Lombardi
Sample
Turin
Oulig
Milan
Mise Cote
Sruhardiehler
Ey. Wythe
Miss Cole
Maggie Meunier
Corydon
Katharine Hiser
Ramsey
J. PP. Isterning
Robert Crawford
Katherine Hiser
Walter Martin
Mission Band Helps Raise Funds at Atlanta Convention
The Christian Church pastor spoke on the International Convention in Atlanta Georgia praising the mission effort. Thirteen Children’s Mission Hands were announced among those raising over one hundred dollars for missions last year. Mrs A Hottell supervised the Corydon Kristian Church Mission Band and earned praise for their earnest work. A black Percheron stallion is listed for sale in Pa w Indiana with 12 to 14 hands noted.
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Cossar Boom
The
Christian Church
Corydon Kristian
A. Hottell
Killed Instantly In Minneola Wheel Accident
Lou Wilburn a former county resident was killed instantly at Minneola Kansas when an emery wheel he owned and used to grind plow shares burst into four pieces. He was about forty five and survived by his wife Edna and four children. His wife and two children were visiting relatives in Washington township at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Wilburn
Minneola
Kan
Sts
Edna Wilburn
Festival and Rally Day at First U B Church Corydon Ind
The First U B Church at Corydon Indiana holds its annual Festival and Rally Day on Sunday October 25 beginning at 1 00 AM with Sunday School. The event features choir and male quartet music and a church basement dinner after the morning program. All members and guests are welcome. N Fouts Pastor O M Walfe Superintendent.
Public Sale Near Ramsey Announces Household and Farm Goods
The undersigned will sell at the residence of John Croyden, one and one half miles north of Ramsey on the Palmyra road on Tuesday November 10 1914. Personal property includes two horses a four year old black drift mare a three year old oil gelding a yearling mule two Jersey cows a yearling Jersey heifer three Poland china pigs one mule and feed including corn fodder baled straw. A six horse power gasoline engine a large ensilage cutting box emery stand wheel disc and spike tooth harrow two horse cultivator breaking and shovel plows steel land roll and other farm implements a farm wagon and buggy two sets of work harness one set of buggy harness and many other articles. Terms cash under 5 dollars. over 5 dollars on credit with notes and surety. four percent discount for cash. Sale starts at 10 o'clock a.m. Guy Ke Crayden R F Daves auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Croyden
Ramsey
Palmyra
Baby Carl Kost Passes After Short Illness
Carl Frederick Kost died at six months and 25 days old on October 9 1914 at New Middletown. Survived by parents one sister two grandmothers and a grandfather. Funeral held at Germano Reformed church with burial near by. Family urges support for the Democratic ticket.
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Carl Frederick Kost
F. Kost
Carl
Babe
New Middletown
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property
The administrator of Nicholas Keliing's estate will sell at public auction on Wednesday November 11 1914 at the decedent's Harrison county Indiana residence three miles northwest of Corydon. Items include horses cattle hogs farm implements house furniture and tools with terms: cash under five dollars and nine months credit over five dollars with 6 percent interest and attorney fees. Charles W. Reising administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Keliing
Corydon
Harrison Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Qu'cock AM
Charles W. Reising
Adin Vc
Demnosgrat Loyalty Persists Despite Yearly Call
A remark urges staying with Demnosgrat identity this year, suggesting no need for change among supporters. The statement emphasizes continuity and allegiance to the group’s stance.
Mauckport School Trustees Offer $7000 in Notes for Addition
On November 13 1914 at 11 o clock a.m. Mauckport Harrison County Indiana school trustees offer seven hundred dollars notes for Mauckport public school addition. Seven notes of $100 each dated October 16 1914 bear 6 percent interest payable annually. Notes mature serially from January 1916 onward. Notes sold to highest bidder at not less than par plus accrued interest. Trustees Brean Blossom George Shehman Joan Henry Watson reserve right to reject bids.
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Mauckport
Harison County
Indiana
Vo. George Ser
School Tech
Harrison County
Wli
Board of Scriool Trustees
Brean Blosson
George Shehman
Joan Henry Watson
bLbe
Ole W
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Italy
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Mtss
Nancy
Irisiilie Alter Spond
Uae
Misa Barney
Louisville Herald
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Figreteer
Viiiau
Studien
Peti
Br. Miottind
Seena
Niottind
Henry Ursina
Anid
Bordon
Alios
Wali Bites
Milan East
Wen Tyrie
Saothe
Rome
Pauw
Ind
SGU
Briena
White House
S. W. Newburger & CO
U. B. Church
Corydon, Ind
N. Fouts, Paster
O, M, Walfe
Ali
Luc
Guy KE. Crayden
R. EF. Daves
M. Griffin
Red Goose
Marston
Homer High Top
Vic Patent and
Gun Metal
Norfolk
Oxford and Navy
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