Mission work in India and local church notes
A long-letter from an American missionary describes three Indian missions near Bombay, the Ganges and the Indus headwaters near Lahore, with Lahore as a key center. It notes growth in Baptist and Christian communities among Sikhs and low castes, trials of climate and housing, and the spread of Hindustani teaching. The letter also mentions personal visits, other missionaries, and upcoming prayer for local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Mission
Coga-Punigt
Dai
Gia
Avie
Childran
Ben. Kirkham
Marion Korkhuim
India
Bombay
Ganges River
Indus River
Punjab
Himalaya
Lahore
Acer Mission
Moga Asmi
Ourebureh
Panjab
Faethiana
Oun
Ree
Ienrisuan
Titgh
Tb Wits PéTy Pacasant
Enugusshe
Hogh
Brad
Rae
Ilurkes
Grace
Wistom
Christ
Muga
Vilelages
Flo Js Por Msouth
Moya
Beautiful Farm Homes On A Fifty Mile Harrison County Drive
A readers’ trip through Harrison County highlights thriving farms and well kept homes from Laconia road to New Boston. Captain Hetrick heads the Dam project with 400 to 500 workers as river rises and falls test construction progress near the coffer dam. Herman Jesse, ten months, injures a shoulder after a fall. local pension services offered by Lew M. O Bannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Laconia Road
Dogwood
Elizabeth
New Albany
Watters
Kingery Places
Lottick
Posey
Franklin Townships
Flatwoods
Harrison
Webster
Boone
Taylor
Franklin
New Boston
H. S. Hetrick
C. R. Pettis
Philippine Islands
Warrison County
Jeff Cunningham
Herbert LaDuke
Posey Township
Rain delays sowing as Dogwood area notes Weekly arrivals and visits
The column records weather delaying wheat sowing, school opening with John P. Shewmaker as teacher, and a long list of visitors and the sick or moving residents. Names include Finnery Black Corydon, Rosa Bube, Mrs. Alex Kingsley near Laconia, and many locals visiting relatives across Corydon Vanes City Louisville Dallas Center and New Albany.
Death of Webster town man after long illness
Joe Miles a Webster township resident died last Friday of consumption after an eighteen month illness. The burial occurred at New Middletown last Saturday. He was about fifty five, never married, and worked for Mrs Catherine Ryan for years. He was industrious and had acquired property and was brother to French Mises south of Corydon. The notice notes election irregularities and mentions a cow sale at John O Read & Co on central Puursday November 5 with garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miles
Webster Township
New Middletown
Catherine Ryan
French Mises
Corydon
Piles Cured by New Absorption Method At Towe
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles send your address for home guidance on a new absorption treatment promised to cure. Request free samples and details from Summers Notre Dame Ind Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Stes M. Summers
Box BP
Notre Dame
Local Families Travel and Move From County
Hancock Chas Radcliff and family of De paua will leave for Florida after visiting Wm Rosenbarger and the Bruner families. J H Jackson and relatives visited Campbellsburg. Seth Voyles will move from Ramsey to the Bruner farm. Rev McKinney preached his first sermon. Floyd Mathes is seriously ill north west of town. Bertha Bea improving from hay fever and asthma. Win Trawbridge to Illinois to shuck corn. Mr Simon of Oklahoma visiting half brother John B Mousty. Charles Lofton of Illinois visiting parents. Harry Voykes moved to Henry Stierstedter’s farm. Mrs D C Fouts and Daisy Nolot visited Os Langford’s. Kear Bruner of Mooresville visited James Bruner. Jasper Littell and wife left Kiowa for Fremont after two weeks with I Sunex of Bethany. All were former county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Daley
Roy
Carl
Ballas Center
Iowa
Jesse Daley
Carrye Lillpop
Whi Lillpop
Laconia
Martha Duggins
New Albany
St Brown and
Rehoboth
Our Town
Fred Wessler
New Middletown
Os Melton
Forrest Melton
Dr. O. Melton
New York City
Tine Miller
Jacob Miller
Cordon
Mr. M
David Pindell
Dock” Baexheims
Joe Wright
Tom Shireniac
Near Oak Grove
Smith Burgess
Flora
Iib
Wim McRae
Geo. Marshall
Chas. Conyer
Posey County
James Woodfork
Brandenburg
Melton
J. H. Jackson
Campbellsburg
Seth Voyles
Ramsey
J. H. Bruner
Rev. McKinney
Floyd Mathes
Bertha Bea
Win Trawbridge
Nlinois
Simon
Oklahoma
John B. Mousty
Charles Lofton
Ilinois
John Lofton
Harry Voykes
Henry Stierstedter
D.C. Fouts
Daisy Nolot
Palmyra
Os Langford’s
Kear Bruner
Mooresville
James Bruner
Jasper Littell
Kiowa
Kan
Fremont
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Vv. Barrows
Irance
Germany
Satan
Joseph V
Sandy Branch
W.d. B
Liza Stewart
Lawrence Lemme
Wiliam Stewart
Sugar Grove
Maggie Hepps
Missouri
Alice L’ryerear
Mary Shaney
Clarence Cooper
Venus Hill
Felix
Illinois
Joe Martin
McCallan
Robert Dobson
Edward Schoen
Felix Hiilandson
Edward Bryant
Missy Joseliine Prell
James McCauley
Rovers Camp Ground
Garfield Kron
Fancie Letter
John Stewart
Andrew Kessinger
Fishtown
Hetrick
West Point
Clarence Ridley
Judge Ridley
Herman Jesse
Edward Radmacher
Blk. Farbis
Lew M. O'Bannon
Athonies
Fr Tana
S. H. Hurst
Lavonia
Ivery
John P. Shewmaker
Finnery Black
Mary A. Kart
Rosa Bube
Wm Ferree
Alex Kingsley
Kardin Miller
Lemmie Sturms
V.si
Jesse L. Watson
Vanes City
Fd Hunter
Mauckport
Charlotte Overton
J.C. Staib
Louisville
Fred Elbert
Charles Si]ot
Perseverance Chapel
Stephen Dannacher
Placa Na
Tra
John O. Read
Hancock
Chas. Radcliff and Family
Depaua
Wm Rosenbarger
Joseph and
Florida
Burns Wood
Witson
Hust Hardware Coo
Corydon, Ind
J. W. Harris
Choccolocco
Ala
Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone
Corydon National Bank
Farmers Savings and Trust Co
Indiana
Emmett Beanblossom
William S. Shuck
Undertakers
Beanblossom
W. S. Shuck
Eureka
A. Rasmussen
Florist
New Albany, Ind
C. C. Hubbard
Corydon, R. R
H. H. Miller
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