Death of Celestia Ludlow at 73 Near Corydon
Mrs Celestia Pearl Ludlow wife of John Ora Ludlow died at her home south of Corydon on Tuesday August 23 after a brief illness. Born July 23 1884 she was 73 years old and survived by her husband three children Gerald Urrell and Emma Fay two brothers Thaddeus and Savaston Tranum four sisters and two half sisters. Funeral services were held last Saturday at Smith's Camp Ground with Rev Youngblood officiating and burial followed in the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestia Pearl Ludlow
John Ora Ludlow
Corydon
Gerald
Urrel
Emma Fay
Thaddeus
Savaston Tranam
Jesse Watson
Robert Conner
Orlan Hays
Stella Tranum
Jess Rhodes
Portland
Oregon
Ed Rhodes
Buena
Idaho
Emily Tranum
Smith's Camp Ground
Youngblood
Farmers Meeting Plans Flax Industry Expansion in Laconia
The Farmers Federation and Chamber of Commerce met August 17 1921 at the L. A. Hall in Laconia to discuss flax cultivation and a flax gin and factory. Speakers included J E Russell W J Radmacher Dr Crowe and Prof N S Clunie with Frank Self in attendance. The group explored flax origins cultivation methods seed rates and harvesting timing as a path to local industry financed by farmers and supported with gas supply promises.
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Farmers’ Federation Bureau
Ll. A. Hall
Laconia
Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Russell
Sec
John Steepleton
W. J. Radmacher
Crowe
Fitzgerald
N. S. Clunie
Corydon Republican
Frank Self
N. J. Clunie
Egypt
Asia Minor
U. 5S
Farmers Association
Mrs Warfield Visits Old Friends After Twenty Years
Mrs B H Warfield of Farmersville TfL visited Mrs S H Engleman this past week to see her father Jos L Bline in Mill town who is in ill health. The meeting marked their first in twenty years and recalled Mrs Warfield’s twenty seventh Fair visit with many old acquaintances.
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B. H. Warfield
Farmersville
Tfl
S. H. Engleman
Jos. L. Bline
Milltown
Warfield
Engleman
Milltown Residents Name Visitors and Local Notices
Sick list includes Mrs. Christian Atz and Miss Alice Patrick. Areas attendees report many from here and vicinity at Corydon Fair. Local visits include M M Terry of Marengo, John Fancher of New Albany, Elmore Crecelius in Marengo, and Ralph E Jackson in Louisville. A 11 pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Sherman Keys. Other visits include Rev Lucille Youngblood, Prof Joseph Boldt, and families from Corydon and Jeffersonville.
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John Fancher
New Albany
Fred Mills
Elmore Crecelius
Marengo
Stark
Sherman Keys
Robert Shane
St. Louis
Arthur Patrick
Edmond Berkshire
Calvin
Depauw
Ralph E. Jackson
Louisville
Leroy Kehrer
Leroy Jr
Emery Lee
William Atz
Christian Atz
Julius Bosier
Milton Smith
Frenchtown
C. P. Trotter
Corydon
Frank Sheridan
Claud Poe
8. M. Watts
Lucille Youngblood
Jeffersonville
Rhodes Hotel
Fred Bye
Batmans Ridge
BE. J. Bye
Joseph Boldt
Dayton
Ohio
William Boldt
Harry Milliken
Local Visit Noted by Baylor Family and Guests
W. and Mrs. Baylor and family entertain visitors as Felix Boldt of St. Louis spends the week in the area with relatives and friends.
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W. and Mrs. Baylor
Felix Boldt
St. Louis
Local notes on residents and appointments in Mauckport area
Prof Warren O Hara visits Union Mills then plans vocational work in Spencer county next year. Mrs Ida Jack and family return to New Albany after ten day visit. Mrs J G Ballard becomes treasurer of Mauckport cemetery committee replacing Mrs Yeager. Nurse Helen Flora visits with her parents. Dr Alfred Mathys and daughter Christine return from St Anthony Hospital Louisville. Lea and Ruth Flora depart for Lake County teaching posts. Farmers in Heth township reportedly plant less wheat this season.
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Warren O’hara
Union Mills
O’hara
Spencer County
Ida Jack
Hollis Jack
Robert Lee
New Albany
J. G. Ballard
Mauckport Cemetery
B. F. Yeager
Helen Flora
Robert—Long Hospital
Indianapolis
E. A. Flora
Jesse Singleton Jr
Leavenworth
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Haub at Central Barren
Relatives gathered at the Haub home on Sunday August 28 to celebrate Mrs. Haub's 28th birthday. A large table brimmed with foods as guests from Argenta Brook Louisville and surrounding areas attended. Watermelon was served in the afternoon and all departed happily wishing more happy birthdays.
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Earl Haub
Central Barren
Elizabeth Yanfman
Gotleib Miller
George Miller
Florence Feioek
John Miller
George Luther
John Miller Jr
Christian Miller
Edwin and
Lawrence
Laura Temple
Borden
Philip Haub
Joe Haub
Lenz
Wm. Haub
Cora Haub
Lewis Wolfe
Fred Haub
Harry Haub
Emma Diedrich
George Diedrich
Jacob Haub
Benjamin Haub
Jacob Ems
Clarence Haub
Lillian Miller
Nicholas Miller
Martin Miller
Otto Diedrich
Laurel
South Boone Social Notes and Fountain Sunday School Event
Ed Ashton and family of Elizabeth visit Mrs. Ann Ashton in Laconia while Frank Peters and son from Definol appears with his wife spending time with Eli Shields. Boone township Sunday School officers re-elected. Fountain Sunday School celebration draws large crowd with speakers and multiple participating chapels.
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Ed Ashton
Elizabeth
Ann Ashton
Laconia
Frank Peters
Tleipolis
Ill
Eli Shields
C. D. Bowman
Granite City
Inl
E. C. Wilbiar
Tenns
Emma Shields
Louisville
Ora Ludlow
Reader Ludlow
Union Chapel
Will Beard
New Albany
Grace
Martha Best
A Family Reunion Near Corydon Gathers Kin
All the daughters daughters in law sons and sons in law except Anthony Kannapel met at the home of Mr and Mrs EH Mathes southwest of Corydon on Sunday August 21 to spend the day. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Walter and son John Mr and Mrs Ben Yordan and children Juanita and Wayne of Watseka Illinois among others.
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Anthony Kannapel
Newton
Kansas
EH Mathes
Corydon
Will Walter
John
Ben Yordan
Juanita and
Wayne
Watseka
Ill
Large Newton and Louisville family gathering noted
A lengthy list of Kannapel and Mathes families from Newton Kansas and Louisville Kentucky attended a reunion under a shade tree. All members were home together for the first time in two years. An announcement reports the birth of a ten pound girl to Mr and Mrs George Gailey named Margaret Elien.
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Helen
Ruth
Charles Mathes
Mary Helen
Louisville
Bettie
Martha
Atta Mathes
Geo. Mathes
George Gailey
Margaret Elien
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