Leander Bottles Wins Suit in Federal Court
Leander Bottles of Corydon won a $5000 judgment plus costs from W. H. Flora, receiver of Corydon National Bank, in a Indianapolis federal court. Judge A B Anderson stated the same facts used to convict Don Applegate last year and praised Bottles’ credibility, noting the criminal trial supported Bottles’ claims. The decision follows Bottles testifying that he lent funds to Applegate, who was linked to the bank scandal.
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Leander Bottles
New Middletown
W. H. Flora
Corydon National Bank
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Bottles
Anderson
George W. Applegate
Mr. Bottles
George Applegate
George
Ben Applegate
Wilson Cook
Flora
Indianapolis News
A.B. Anderson
Federal Court
Corydon
Don S. Applegate
Wilson B. Cook
Federal Penitentiary
Applegate
Mrs. Catherine Hiser Dies After Illness at Ram sey Home
Mrs. Catherine Wiser widow of Jacob Hiser died Monday night at her Ram sey home after months of illness. Funeral at 1 30 today German Reformed Church New Salisbury with Dr Kreite Louisville. interment in New Salisbury cemetery. Survived by four children Mrs Maggie Meunier Corydon Mrs Louis Beal New Albany Miss Catherine Hiser and Edward Hiser Evansville two deceased, sister Mary Bierley, brother John Fereek St Joseph, two half sisters Joseph Clark Ridgeway Ontario and Mrs Michael Baker Stevensville Ontario. She was in her eightieth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wiser
Jacob Hiser
Ramsey
Sleuser
German Reformed Church
New Salisbury
Kreite
Louisville
St. Joseph
Joseph Clark
Ridgeway
Ontario
Canada
Michael Baker
Stevensville
Iliser
Memorial and family visits reported around Glidas and Otterbein
Miss Mary Kellem of Louisville visits relatives near Memorial Mr and Mrs Lon Stiles and son spend Sunday with his parents near Glidas. Miss Clara Fulkerson of Louisville enjoys a two weeks vacation with her parents. Elizabeth guests Mrs Thomas Weaver and two children visit Will Wolner t and Mrs Child Ashton. Measles illness sidelines John Milton Ashton. Dr Sonne of Corydon treats him. Will Davis moves to Arthur Brown farm near Memorial. Ladies Aid of Laconia to hold bazaar first Saturday in December. Rozella Babcock of Palmyra home from La Conia with measles.
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Mary Kellem
Louisville
Memorial
Lon Stiles
Lester Stiles
Glidas
Meo
S. FL Radmacher
Lamar
Clara Fulkerson
Will Fulkerson
Thomas Weaver
Elizabeth
Will Wolnert
Chiid Ashton
John Milton Ashton
Sonne
Corydon
Will Davis
Arthur Brown
Brown
Louvisville
J. W. Best
Grace
Martha
Lee Smith
J. H. Faith
Otterbein
Frank Faith
New Albany
Ladies Aid of
Laconia
Rozella Babcock
Palmyra
Market prices and Halloween party at Y M C A Hall
Louisville markets list wheat corn oats and livestock prices, followed by a report on a Girl Scouts Hallowe en party at the Y M C A Hall with 75 to 80 attendees. Thomas Van Hook won best costume as a clown. Misses Lloyd Miller and Gertrude Jordan organized a raffle. Sandwiches and lemonade were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Room
Sam Riely
Harry Morris
Carl Doolittle
Lilovd Miller
Gertrudeordan
Earl Miller
Catherine Hudson
Y. E. M. C. Hall
Thomas van Hook
Lloyd Miller
Gertrude Jordan
Boy Hurt Lifting Car Near Corydon
Ralph W. Kintner twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Kintner west of Corydon suffered a serious accident Saturday night while pushing his father’s car over a hill. He was rushed to Deaconess Hospital Louisville after initial care in Corydon and doctors considered amputation but he is improving and should return home in about two weeks. The family visited him at the hospital Sunday and reported he remained cheerful and progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Kintner
Dudley Kintner
Corydon
Hkmmer
Ralph
Martin
Deaconess Hospital
Louisville
Auxiliary Supper Menu At Legion Hall Saturday
The American Legion auxiliary plans a cafeteria supper at Legion Hall on Saturday evening November 10. Local notes mention a low river allowing only small boats, a sick child of Joe Pate with diphtheria, and visits from Mrs. Martha Hottel of New Albany to her sister Mrs. D. B. Kemper. Other items report residents traveling and visitors from Corydon, Logansport, Leavenworth, and Bloomington, plus a burglary at Farmers' Store with loss of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Joe Pate
Martha Hottel
New Albany
D. B. Kemper
Green Sprouted Oats Prove Economical Winter Food for Poultry
Green sprouted oats have proven the best and most economical green food for poultry during winter. Get your oats now for feeding and sustained health of fowl.
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Harrison Co. Farm Bureau
Pitman Family Visits from Minneola Kansas
Mr and Mrs E L Pitman and their children Geth and Lee arrived in the county from Minneola Kansas to spend about a month with relatives. They traveled by Ford Sedan taking a week and spending little on fuel and oil. They farm wheat with 500 acres sown this fall and 200 acres of volunteer wheat used for pasture. They threshed over 5000 bushels of wheat this year and have many friends in the county awaiting their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L
Nick”) Pitman
Geth and Lee
Minneola
Kansas
Pitman
Mrs
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Fox Hunters’ Association
Fair Ground
French Lick
Hoosier Fox Hunters Association
Healo
Ed Simon
Depauw
Harry Conrad
Crandall
William Lofton
E. S. Tueil
Shuck’s Bakery
John Ballard
Edward Claxton
Cece Thomas Davis
Tuell
Dinah
Otto Neals
Buster
S. Tuell
Molly
Paul Reynolds
Morgan
Mert Langford
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Tuell—Moly
J. L. Rosbottom
Simon
Ott Bott
Best
Carrington Davis
J. TL. Rosbottom
See
Catherine Hiser
J. H. Glasscock
Elizabeth, Ind
South Boone
Willys
Willys Light
Sion
E. G. Miller
Miller’s Electric Shop
Corydon, Indiana
Washington Township
New Amsterdam
Lick Ford Bridge
Harvey W. Wiseman
W. S Brandenburg
Atwood Bliss
Harry Fowler
Logansport
Ike Breeden
Leavenworth
Elsie
Jas. Glasgow
Cole
Farmers
Dewey Walker
Bloomington
Dilla Colpin
Harvey Wilburn
Emma Mathews
Fannie Redden
Henry McAdams
Lucille Funk
W. EH. Funk
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