Aged Citizen Dies at Posey Township
Christian Carl Heertling a longtime Posey township resident and Civil War veteran died at his home on Tuesday August 24 after long illness Heertling born November 14 1841 in Nassau Germany was 78 years 9 months and 10 days old Heertling lived on the family farm since the Civil War and leaves three sons and two daughters Funeral services were held at St Johns Church where he had been a member sixty years Burial followed in the church cemetery Ownership of local farm equipment and sale details follow with Leander JStottles as auctioneer in Corydon Tuesday September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Carl Heertling
Posey Township
Mr. Hertling
Nassau
Germany
24Th
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
St. John’s Church
Wertling
William
Elizabeth
Jacob H
New Albany
Chris
Franklin Township
Louisa Beck
Webster Township
Hertling
Matilda Neely Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Meth Township
The event honors Mrs. Matilda Neely known as Aunt Til at her home in Meth Township. Eighty five guests attended after Sunday School at Mt. Zion church. A fried chicken dinner with fourteen cakes followed prayers by Rev. Joseph Flanigan of Connersville. Attendees included Wm H Neely Phil Beanblossom Jial Flays Tad D Beanblossom James Hays and many others from Kentucky New Albany Corydon Crandall and surrounding areas. A sale advertised for Leander Betties on September 7 includes farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Jr. Neely
Meth Township
Matilda Neely
Til
Mt. Zion Church
Hve
Joseph Flanigan
Connersville
Wm H. Neely
Phil Beanblossom
Jial Flays
Tad D Beanblossom
James Hays
Walter Daily
Beanblossom
Ben Timberlake
PD. B. Beanblossom
Ben Beanblossom
Kenneth
Sam Hays
Wm. Best
Emmett Fpeanblossom
Blaine Benanblossom
Paul
Corydon
Daisy Wolfe
James Shields
Crandall
Vivian Miller
Kathleen
Wilson Richards
Kentucky
Detroit man hurt in interurban car wreck
John Long of Detroit Michigan attended the Fair and will stay with relatives for weeks. He was born in this county and son of Uncle Jesse Long. He suffered a serious August 7 accident near Pontiac while conductor on an interurban car from Detroit to Pontiac. left elbow dislocated left leg seriously injured and cuts and bruises on head. He spent a week in Pontiac hospital and now walks with a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Long
Detroit
Michigan
Jesse’ Long
John
Pontiac
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement oath notice
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo to pay one hundred dollars for any untreatable catarrh. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed December 6. Ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers free septimentals. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and distribution by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & CO
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club president thanks hosts after tour
W H Senour of Brookville writes home from the Indiana Jersey Cattle Club tour praising Southern Indiana hospitality and widespread appreciation for the entertainment. Separately Leander Bettles announces a public sale near Corydon featuring work horses and mares on Tuesday September 7 at 9 39 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Cattle Club
W. H. Senour
Brookville
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club
Local notes on bridges and visits across nearby towns
Washington Indiana student Will Cummins works on a new bridge. Mrs. Jacob Hellman visits John Stiners in New Middletown. K L Marnssey visits relatives in Muncie. Old bridge over Knob Creek closed. back road to seven mile lane advised. Mrs D T Carter visits daughter May in Louisville. Jesse Johnson and family from Battle Creek visit father on heights west of town. attend Harrison County and Kentucky State fairs. Reddy Joseph R Johnson father. Thomas Farn sley and wife attend Camp Meeting in Chesterfield. Mrs Frank Shaffer injured by pitchfork. Jacob Riddle of Vincennes Bridge Co. adjusts bridge specifications. Bernard Queen and two workers visit Washington. Bridge site truck breaks bridge at Eugene Villiar’s. Scout Troop 7 members from New Albany visit on bicycles. Lawn fete planned at Bridgeport for Union Sunday School Sept 2 1920. Samuel Stucky superintendent. Farnest Feeler visits from Tilot Grove Missouri. Xenia sale of tools and farm equipment at Leander Bottles’ near Corydon Sept 7 at 9:39 AM. George W Windell, brother of John L Windell, at fair. last in town twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Johnson
Battle Creek
Ned
Harrison County
Jesse
Joseph R. Johnson
Reddy
Thomas Farnsley
Chesterfield
Indiana
Frank Shaffer
Jaccob Riddle
Vincennes Bridge Company
Bernard Queen
Washington
Eugene
Kenneth Barker
Joel Ford
New Albany
Bridgeport
Union
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Corydon National
Corydon, Indiana
Federal Reserve System
W.E. Cook
G. W. Applegate
Applegate
A. B. Richert
Big Sacrifice
Ford
Charles M. Byrne
Georgetown, Ind
V.A. Bulleit & Sons Inc
MEECH
NEW Albany Bus
P. M
A.M
Corydon Station
Edwardsville
Lanesville
Breckenridge No
Schoc
King’s Cave
New Albany Station
Lush’s
Lloyd A. Meech
Christian Carl Hertling
ST. Johns
Milwaukee Hinder
James Oliver
Leander Jstottles
T. R. F. Davis
Leander Hottles
Whitman
Leander Betties
Senour
W. Ff
Senoar
Brookvine Vere
Calvin
Kewanna
Ennie Smith
Sec’y-Treas
Polis
O'Bannon
Ind
Orannon
Pres. Ind
Leander Bettles
Will Cummins
Washington, Indiana
Jacob Hellman
John Stiners
New Middletown
K. L. Marnssey
Muncie
Knob Creek
Seven Mile
D. T. Carter
May
Louisville
Samuel Stucky
Farnest Feeler
Tilot Grove
Missouri
D. C. Beeler
George W. Windell
John L. Windell
Mr. Windell
Ft. Wayne
Laconia
Malta
John Seipel
Thomas E. Cooper
Republic Tire
Republic
C.H. Buhchnan
Dodge Bros
van Brunt
John Deere Plow Co
J. G. Zabel
Farmers’ State Bank
Lanesville, Ind
John L. Walter, Pres
Onan
John W. Shuck, V. Pres
U. Simler
Vasuier
Philip J. Blank
Fred J. Schneider
Chris P. Zollman
First Bank
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