Death of Mrs Jennie Rowland in Corydon
Mrs Jennie Rowland died at her East Chestnut home after two weeks illness of complications. Funeral services were held at the Corsodeny M E church with Rev J G Moore and John St Weth. quartet and organist provided music. Burial was in Cedar Cemetery. She was born May 18 1855 near Corydon and died August 19 1928 aged 68 years 3 months 15 days following a long Corydon life. Survived by son Tharry Rowland and two sisters Mrs Ella Conrad of Denver and Miss Dode Weth. She was a longtime member of Corydon Christian Church later Corydon M E Church and the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennnie Reawland
East Chestnut Street
Eit
Tom Gvelock
Corsodeny M. EL Church
J. Gr. Moore
John ST. Weth
Jas. B. Brewster
Kean Irwin
Nellie Bullett
Lee Lockhart
Sliss Nettie Briffett
Ed. S. Bailett
Ed. G. Keller
Lew M. O'Bannon
Frank Self
John AW. Daley
Cecil W. Miles
Rowland
J. S. Kirkhas
Cedar 'S
Jennie Rowland
Wilford
Lovisa Heth
Corydon
Wilbur Rowland
Tharry Rowland
Ella Conrad
Denver
Colorado
Dode Weth
Corydon Christian Congregation
Wood Mianivs
Corydon M. Fe, Charch
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Aoa
Brown-Breen Wedding in Louisville Quiet Ceremony
Ruth Brown and Earl S Breeden wed last Wednesday at the bride’s brother Guy Brown’s home on Bardstown Road Louisville. The Rev J G Winders officiated in a small family ceremony with a ring exchange. The bride a teacher from Scott Township and the groom a Indiana State Normal School student will graduate next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brown
Earl S. Breeden
Guy ©. Brown
Bardstown Road
Louisville
J. G. Winders
Tounsville
Geo. ©. Brown
Scott Township
Sream
Harve Breeden
Tower
Ind
Indiana State Normal Schooal Oat
Terre Haute
Dick Pba
Tiesden
Washington Township Teacher List 1923 24
Cites names of teachers for Washington Township 1923 24 with principals at Nos 2 and 6 and various primary positions. Listed staff include Albert Redden as Principal at No 2, Annis Breedes as Primary, Bricee Markel as Principal at No 6, Alione Stoker as Primary, and Leonard Lingenfelter at No 7 among others. Township Trustee L Redden is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafessar
LL. Myres
Cee
Shestear
de-Lawsen Tipperdan
Albert Redden
Annis Breedes
Seven Churches of Asia Study At Christian Church
The Christian Church announces weekly sessions with a diagram on Subdeet The Seven Churches of Asia. The group meets Thursday at 7 30 P M in the church basement, with choir rehearsal Friday 7 30 P M. Sunday services are at 9 30 A M for Seed and 10 30 A M for Communion and Worship with the evening service on a topic Does God Need You. Pastor BF J Carr leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wAsia
Heste Group
Mission Festival at New Middletown Held by Salem Reformed
Salem Reformed church at New Middletown announces its annual War gest Plane and Mission Festival on Sunday. Harvest theme services begin in the morning with a ten o clock Harvest service and a 2 o clock Mission service led by Rev Flueklinger of Louisville. A free dinner will be served near the church. Rev A Rueerelaman will address the Sunday School in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Reformed Church
New Middletown
Flueekinger
Louisville
A. Ruereelaman
Farmers Exchange Theat for Carnation Flour
Farmers in New Mischeton exchange theat for Carnation flour as the 3ruiine Company promotes a barter offer dated March 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Ruiine Company
County Teachers Institute Opens in Corydon Week of Lectures and Music
The Harrison County Teachers Institute sits this week at the Grande School with 112 or more teachers enrolled. County School Superintendent J. T. McClaren presides as Prof. Geo. S. Lasher and Prof. Chas. I. Kerr lecture to teachers and the public. Music director Mrs. Chira Bennett Ulen leads daily songs with pianist Mollie Keller. State Senator Estes Duncan spoke on the Teachers Retirement Fund and Prof. George Wagoner discussed State Aid and High School Curricula. An enrolling clerk Bettie Riddle Baxley handles records and a Library Commission representative is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Teachers’ Institute
J.T. McClaren
Geo. S. Lasher
Annn Arbor
Michigan
Chas. I. Kerr
Oakland City
Indiana
Lasher
Prof
Kerr
Chira Bennett Ulen
Scottsburg
Mollie Keller
Ulen
Miss Weller
Corydon
TS2
Estes Duncan
Institute
Duncan
Five Hundred Thousand Killed In Japan Earthquake Disaster
A massive earthquake hit Japan with fires and tidal waves killing tens of thousands in Tokyo and Yokohama. Relief efforts surge as President Coolidge appeals for aid and the American Red Cross forwards 81 million dollars to assist sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tokio
Japan
Coolidge
American Red Cross
Rupp Family Mourns West Virginia Death
Charles Rupp of this place died in West Virginia last Saturday after years of work there. He was seriously ill for months, visited his wife and children recently, and his body returned to Corydon last Monday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Corydon Christian church with a quartet providing music. burial followed at Cedar Hill Cemetery. He was 48, survived by his wife, three children, one brother, one sister, one half brother, and one half sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rupp
West Virginia
Iba
Corydon
Rupp
West Chestnut Street
Corydon Christiam
John Hheth
N. R. Davidson
Fred Dannenfelser
Nellie Ballett
Lee Lockhart
Ruth Keller
Cedar Hill
Tle
America
George Feller
Bessie
Edna Rupp
Tie
Death of Mrs Ridley at Canal ton after paralysis
Mrs Finmar Ridley wife of Judge William Ridley died at her daughter's home in Canal ton Perry county last Saturday evening after weeks of illness from paralysis. She suffered three strokes since the illness began. Her first husband was Wagoner. She and Judge Ridley married about ten years ago. The funeral was held at Canal ton yesterday afternoon. She leaves her husband two daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finmar Ridley
Wiliam Ridley
Cannelton
Perry County
Sunday School Conventions Held In Posey Township
Township Sunday School Conventions at Pfrimmer's Chapel and Hilgabeth included all day meetings, basket dinner, and programs of addresses readings and music. Miller reelected township president at Pfrimmer's. Posey convention in Elizabeth featured vocal solos and addresses by Carr and Thoms, presiding by O Bannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
Hilgabeth
Pfrimmer
Chiles Miller
John J Teth
Cecil Miles
Frank Toropsey
Corydon
Miller
Posey
Elizabeth
FL. Carr
Frank Bulleit Purchases Miles Variety Store
Frank Bulleit, son of Ed and Mrs. Bulleit, has purchased Miles Variety Store from Edgar L. Miles of Corydon. Miles, active in milling and as founder of Eureka Milling Company, plans to keep a room in his building for radios and supplies at Miles Radio Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bulleit
MILES
J. Vienk Bulleit
Edgar L. Miles
Tad
Mr. Bulhet
Ed. S. Bulleit
Busy Bee
Corydon
Air
Eureka Milling Company
White Mill
Corydon Plans Milk Supply Push for School Day Start
Jersey herd, tested for tuber closis, delivers milk mornings and evenings. Ed Shuck and Mrs Smith visited from Louisville to see Mr and Mrs Jesse Smith. Shuck is a Bowmen Transfer Company fireman and is Mrs Smith's half brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Jersey
Ed. Shuck
Louisville
Jesse Smith
Sacuday
Mr. Shuck
Mrs. Smith
Bowman Transfer Company
Tarri son Circuit Court Opens September Term
The Tarri son Circuit Court began its September term with Judge Thomas J. Wilson presiding. Prosecuting Attorney Ltar PP. West and County Clerk Wim Ro Stevens with deputy Aiees Lennon oversee state pleas. Grand Jury bailiff Na Hire Suit aids court officers as the panel visits suspected county offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrison
Thomas J. Wilson
Ltar
PP. West
Wim Ro Stevens
Aiees Lennon
John J. Morris
Schliff
Harry Canehiin
Andge Wilson
Vort
Young Child Dies of Infantile Paralysis Near New Middletown
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Voet of near New Middletown died Tuesday morning at 6 40 of infantile paralysis after a Sunday illness. Funeral was at 4 00 Tuesday afternoon at the German Reformed church near New Middletown and burial in the cemetery. The child leaves its grieving parents and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Voet
New Middletown
Notice to Eureka Telephone Co stockholders and renters
The Eureka Telephone Co reports a delinquency of 2772.35 dollars to be paid within ten days for repairs and upkeep of mains and equipment. If unpaid, the amount will be turned over to an attorney for collection. board secretary Luln B. Reising and treasurer Nelle Bussyibarger sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Eureka Telephone CO
Luln B. Reising
Nelle Bussyibarger
Knowland Knowland Wed In Corydon Christian Church
Mrs Ara Belle Knowland and Mr John Milton Knowland were married Wednesday August 2 at Corydon Christian Church parsonage by Rev P L Carr. The bride, widow of S K Knowland, is sister to the late husband. They will live at Sellersburg where he works at Speeds Cement Mill. Congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
Ara Belle Knowland
John Milton Kanowland
Jeffersonville
Mar
Corydon Christian Chorea
PL O. Carr
Os. K. Knowland
Cryoon
Speeds Cement
Sellersburg
Two Page Extra Headlines Preview This Week
This item outlines a ten page newspaper supplement featuring DePauw Milltown and Dogwood items, a family gathering, Homecoming news, the McCliran family trip west, Burley tebacca growers delegates, G. Moresa township Sunday School Convention, plus smaller notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Milltown
Dogwood
McCliran
Burley Tebacca Growers
G. Moresa Township
Surprise Dinner Honors Haber Fravel on Thirty-Ninth Birthday
A surprise dinner was held September 1 at the Pair Grounds to honor Haber Fravel Jas Standay on his 39th birthday. Relatives and many friends attended including Mrs. Sarah Catherine Fravel Georgina Fravel and numerous Fravel family members plus other neighbors and families. The event included a large gathering of attendees and celebrants with greetings from both sides of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haber Fravel
Jas Standay
Sarah Catherine
Georgina Fravel
John Seipel
Amzio Fravel
Cecil
Tarveld
Chas
Fravel
Hime
Eileen
Corrine
Edward Welfe
Som
James
Charles Tiliett
Worry Wineleth
Carlton
Walter Neely
Sem Forest
DP. J
Tierman Rhoades
Cort Rosenlarder
John Reus
Mor
Otto Brown
Narden Reus
Guy
Norman
Charles Smith
Arthur
Ernest Kopp
George Hubbard
Edmond Neafus
Beulah Rhoads
Edna Denbo
Helen
Fern
Goldin Smith
Mildeed Taylor
Dessa
Lucille Laslevy
Nellye Fravel
Mable Brocat
Wm. Smith
W. H. Fravel
Holiness Basket Meeting Seeks Attendees at Mt Lebanon
Preaching at Mt Lebanon Church Spencer township is set for Saturday night September 8 by Rev J Gray of Little York Ind. He will preach again on Sunday with an all dry service and no basket dinner at noon. Rev Eskew to assist in services. Public invited to bring baskets and spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lebanon
Spencer Township
J. (. Gray
Little York
Ind
Eskew
Family residents at Kamp Keller on Blue River
Dr and Mrs Claud T Wolfe and two children William and Lois, Mr and Mrs Herschel Arms, Dr and Mrs Trevoe, Mr and Mrs Jack Kunicke, all of Louisville, stayed at Kamp Keller on Blue River from Friday through Monday last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud T. Wolfe
William
Lois
Herschel Arms
Trevoe
Jack Kunicke
Louisville
Kamp Keller
Blue River
Farm For Sale Five Miles From Corydon Indiana
160 acre farm five miles from Corydon with good buildings and a spring. 950 acres of land under cultivation and timber. A pike under construction will pass the farm. Owners Joseph Stier Julia Stier R. R. 4 Corydon Indiana Eureka Phone. Auction Aug 22. tf £
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Joseph Stier
Julia Stier
R. RR
Indiana
Eureka
J Campbell Cantrill Dead In Louisville
J Campbell Cantrill of Georgetown Kentucky Democratic nominee for Governor died last Sunday at St Josephs Infirmary Louisville after a week long illness from appendicitis and peritonitis He had returned from the northwest for rest then sought medical care His death shocks Kentucky Democrats who will nominate another gubernatorial candidate seeking to carry on his sixteen year Blue Grass District in Congress legacy and party leadership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Campbell Cantrill
Georgetown
Kentucky
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Louisville
Tie
Northwest
Louiseville
Cantrill
Cantril
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
Otto Reach wed Lula Trotter Clyde Sauerheber tied to Mildred Arnold John M Knowland wed Ara Belle Knowland Karl S Breeden wed Ruth Brown Kilmer S Breeden wed Agnes Sults gaver Herbert Alle Gottfried wed Laura Jane Manck Ilomer E Voyles wed Elnora Heuser Guy Dodds wed Helen McKim John David Jones wed Ethel May Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Knowland
Ara Beller Knowland
Karl S. Breeden
Ruth Brown
Kilmer S. Breeden
Agnes Sultsgaver
Herbert Alle Gottfried
Laura Jane Manck
Ilomer E. Voyles
Elnora Heuser
Guy Dodds
Helen McKim
John David Jones
Ethel May Gates
Young Man Arvil Totten Dies of Typhoid Fever
Arvil Totten eighteen died of typhoid fever Sunday night at his home north of Depauw after a three week illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ben Totten and survived by two sisters Lola and Louella. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Blue River Chapel Church with burial in the Blue River Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvil Totten
Depauw
Ben Totten
Blue River Chapel
Lola
Louella
Mrs Sybil Yeager Buys Lyons Hotel Furniture
Mrs Sybil Yeager daughter of Mr Jond and Mrs Farleigh Hays former Harrison county residents has purchased the Lyons Hotel furniture and equipment and taken charge of the business. She asks Harrison county residents to call for hotel accommodations in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Hotel
Sybil Yeager
Jond
Farleigh Hays
Harrison County
Pleasant surprise for Boone couple brings many visitors
A pleasant surprise occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Evans of Boone township on Saturday night August 25. Mrs List and her son Frank List, Mrs Evans nephew, joined by Mr and Mrs. Cut singer and wife their son Edward and daughter Evelyn, Mr and Mrs Pawling, Mr and Mrs Le Grand and several others from Louisville, drove to the Evans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Evans
Boone Township
Visitors from Indianapolis and Detroit visit Wyandotte Cave
Mr. and Mrs. T. Webder and children Geo William and Jean with Mr. Ellis Johnson of Indianapolis and Mrs. Tae BR Frazier and daughter Inez May of Detroit visited the Revo and Mrs. Mark Harris. They toured Wyandotte Cave, with Johnson returning Monday and others heading to Princeton for a few days with Will Johnson’s family. Also listed is a cattle sale at Iris by FE C Sharp on Sept 19 starting 9:30 AM featuring Jersey cows and heifers with several calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webder
Geo. William and
Jean
Ellis Johnson
Indianapolis
Wnd
Tae
BR. Frazier
Inez May
Detroit
Mich
Revo
Mark EL. Tharris
Harris
Wyandotte Cave
Johnson
Princeton
Ind
FE. C. Sharp
Iris
Corydon
Lemmon Resch Returns Home From Vacation
Lemmon Resch, who spent three weeks with his parents in New Middletown, has returned to Detroit Michigan. He is nursing a broken arm from an accident last spring at Ford's plant where he works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon Resch
Mir
Asters
Resch
New Middletown
Detroit
Mich
Lemmon
Ford
Visitors from Bloomington Arrive to Visit Relatives and Friends
Mrs Ollie Wolfe and Mrs Alver G Ward and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ward and young Mary Jane Ward arrive in town to visit relatives and friends in Bloomington UL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Wolfe
Alver G. Ward
Kenneth Ward
Mary Jane
Bloomington
Death of Prominent Corydon Citizen Jacob A Miller
Jacob A Miller died at his Corydon home on Thursday afternoon August 30 after several weeks ill with flu. Funeral held at Corydon Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Mark L Harris with music by local quartet and organist Mrs G C Doolittle. Burial in Cedar Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret W Miller and siblings. Miller attended Corydon Lodge of Masons. He was born March 1 1847 in Harrison County Indiana and devoted public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob al Miller
Corydon Presbyterian Church
Mark L. Harris
Jamesb. Brewster
Dan Griffin
Wilson E. Cook
G. C. Doolittle
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Corydon
Levi V. Brown
Frank ©. Jordan
Chas. W. Thomas
Hez Luckett
Low M. C. Bannon
Mr. Miller
Ile
Corydom
Miller
Jacob A. Miller
George W
Rebecca Miller
Harison
Inediana
Jesus Christ
Presbyterian Church of
Margaret W. Slemmons
John
Eliza FE. Slemmons
United States Mail Service
Ife
Margaret W. Miller
Bruce Miller
Kate Stockslager
Corydon Lodge of Masons
Dpistah Lodge No. 32
Beech Grove Visitors Share Week With Alexanders
Beech Grove Indiana residents Mr and Mrs Win Alexander and their children hosted extended family and friends including Mrs Hazel Seacat Miss Susie Davis and Mrs Lettie Bowman over the past week. Also noted are a tonsil surgery and various visits to French Lick Springs and New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Alexander
Parl
Carl
Helen
Beech Grove
Ind
Hazel Seacat
Susie Davis
Covington
Lettie Bowman
Lexington
Anna Whitman
Baby
George Stevens
Little Son
New Albany
Roy Shaffer
Roy Hughes
Fountain
Fred Simon
Chicago
Heidelberg Church Notices and Local Visits
Rev Eisman will preach his last sermon of the conference year next Sunday morning. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Adolph Kaiser of Louisville visiting Mrs Kaiser's mother Mrs Lavina Mauck. Several local families and relatives are mentioned visiting or traveling between Dixie Jeffersonville Cincinnati New Middletown and Louisville across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisman
Adolph Kaiser
Louisville
Iva Grove
Jeffersonville
Cort Haas
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary E. Tlaas
Otto Wisenmin
Ed. Mauck
Bertha Rhime
Jesse Kintner
Polly Kintner
Lb. A. Mauck
New Middletown
Joe Windell
John P. Haas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown—Breeden, J
Washington Township
Christian Church
J. Carr
Pastor
County Teachers’ Institute
Yokohama
Ridley
William Ridley
A. G. Stover
Mareeka
Circuit Court
J.campbell
Otto Reach
Lula Trotter
Clyde Sauerheber
Mildred Arnold
Ramsey
Heidelberg
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