Long Home Comers List at Corydon County Fair
The Democrat prints a 629 name roll of Floyd County residents and relatives visiting Corydon for the fair. Names span New Albany to Louisville and Chicago, with many away for years. The paper notes the list is incomplete but promises extra copies and free distribution to Homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Floyd
Florence Cogswell
New Albany
Ind
Mayme Rothrock
Ralph Ridley
Loulaville
Daisy Jobe
Chicago
G. H. Evane
Chattanooga
Tenn
Evans
Elizabeth E. Lemmon
East Chestnut Street
C. A. Hansfield
Nellis
Campbellsburg
John H. Sims
Georgetown
James Pitman
Minneola
Kan
Milla Tindall
Norma Smith
Elizabeth Windell Lopp
Columbus
Olney George
Jacob H. Hartling
Maggie Fogal
Frank Fogal
Edith Burres
Florence Burres
Albert Coons
Pearl Wiseman
Dudley Wolfe
Emison
Wolfe
Anna Brown
Ill
Delbert Brand
Scranton
Wilson Funk
Elmer Pate
California
Lawrence Kerr
Louisville
EB. S. Kerr
Posey Township
Maud Hughes
Maud Allen
Corydon
Gertrude Churchman
F. C. Storton
Evansville
Louisa Fowler
John W. Fowler
John B. Yochem
Ferdinand
Harrison County
Adam Ehalt
Ada Graham
John W. Fessel
Thomas Trebaugh
Richmond
Harvey Reed
Vincennes
Corease Reed
E. B. Funk
Princeton
Kate Douglass
F. G. Windell
Wm. P. Shuck
Clyde R. Lottick
Carl Lotich
J. C. Zimmerman
Milton
Nellie Zimmerman
Clara Hirt
Philip Hirt
Lanesvile
J. L. Lowe
New Amsterdam
W.C. Dalton
Bedford
Wm. Lind
Indianapolis
Lizzie Hauze
Jackson Brock
Mt. Vernon
Louise Byrn
Byrn
Jackson Regot
Spencer T
Lizzie Buse
Ernest Brown
Moore's Hild
the Democrat
The
Democrat
Juries Drawn for Harrison Circuit Court September Term
The clerk’s office drew jurors for the September term of Harrison Circuit Court. Names include Green Robey Heth township Columbus Davis Morgan township Eugene Troncin Spencer Arthur Lohmeyer Heth Andrew Kintner Scott Walter Daily Heth Reinhard Feiock Morgan David Harmon Spencer David Breeden Washington Jacob F Hottell Harrison Harvey M Satter Taylor J Wesley Dellinger Jackson John F Watters Posey Yancey Kiser Taylor Lewis Baker Morgan Hiram Kessinger Posey Thomas Clark Spencer J W Louden Spencer. Grand jury members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Robey
Heth Township
Columbus Davis
Morgan Township
Eugene Troncin
Spencer
Arthur Lohmeyer
Heth
Andrew Kintner
Scott Walter Daily
Heth Reinhard Feiock
Morgan David Harmon
Spencer Ht
David Breeden
Washington
Jacob F. Hottell
Harrison
Harvey M. Satter
Taylor Mf
J. Wesley Dellinger
Jackson Grand Jury
John F. Watters
Posey
Tesenabiys
Yancey Kiser
Taylor Lewis Baker
Morgan
Hiram Kessinger
Thomas Clark
Spencer J. W. G. Louden
Spencer 'S At Sb
Memorial resolutions from Gresham Camp 3270 Woodmen of America
In Memorial the Modern Woodmen camp honors Roscoe Trotter, dead member. Resolutions ban laying charter in mourning for 30 days and publish notice to county press. Camp officers BULLEIT Morris and C. R. Lorrics sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Trotter
Gresham
Woodmen of America
Bulleit
Morris
C. R. Lorrics
Declaration Day Observed at Local Church with Sermon
The Christian church will observe Declaration Day on Sunday September 26 with exercises and a sermon by Rev W OD Bartle on a century old declaration by Thomas Campbell Where the Scriptures speak we speak and where the Scriptures are silent we are silent The service emphasizes unity and biblical emphasis for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OD. Bartle
Thomas Campbell
Rice Growth Venture Forms in Arkansas for 2000 Acres
A new company organized to buy 2000 acres in Arkansas for rice cultivation has $50,000 subscribed and aims to raise another $25,000. Members include James W. McKinster, Geo F. Martin, ZT Funk, H.C. Smith & Son, Jesse S. Watson, and J. T. Davis of DeWitt. Plans call for sowing up to 800 acres next spring, with regional yields of 67 to 140 bushels per acre and a requirement to keep fields waterlogged at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
James W. McKinster
Geo, F. Martin
ZT. Funk
H.C. Smith
H.C. Smith & Son, and Jesse S. Watson, of This County, and J.T. Davis, of DeWitt
New Course of Study Emphasizes Teacher Prep Before School
Program outlines thorough mastery of the new Course of Study. Teachers must prepare daily programs for county superintendent at the preliminary institute. Gifts of Mind in the Making and brief introductions to Bible literature and Nature Study to one teacher each. Also notes outlines for the First Institute. AMZIE KAMPAEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter
Amzie Kampael
Central Ohio Visitors and Local Health Notes
Central farmers seek rain as corn crops suffer. Columbus resident L M Lohmeyer visits relatives in the county. Henry Faith from Crisp Cross Roads is seriously ill with Brights disease. Geo Beard of New Albany visits the Watson family. Grover C Tindall from Meade county Ky visits his uncle S D Tindall and attends Harrison Co fair. Dan Richards of Lexington Ill joins Home Comers at the Harrison Co Fair. Rev Otto Lee holds meetings at Central church this week. Roy McKim, returning from Illinois, visits his parents Rev H W McKim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor K. Thomas
New Albany
Ind
Geo. A. Ferree
L. C. Tranan
Louisville
W. A. Mitchem
Madison
Amzi Blake
Blake
Anna Pearson
New Middletown
Henson Johnson
Ona Pearson
H. C. Boone
Joe
Bertie Duggins
William Moore
Wm. Moore
Mary Schrieber
This County
Webster Township
T. H. Reynolds
T. H.reynolds
French Lick
Kenneth Rothrock
Geo. W. Windell
Ray McKinster
Columbus
John McKinster
Oliver H. Keller
Walter
Ezra Keller
Alva Wiseman
Kokomo
Indiana
Wiseman
Walter Keller
Scott Township
L. M. Lohmeyer
Henry Faith
Crisp Cross Roads
Bright
Geo. Beard
Henry Watson
Grover C. Tindall
Meade County
S. D. Tindall
Corydon
Charles Robbins
Dan Richards
Lexington
Ill
Harrison Co
Otto Lee
Central Church
Roy McKim
Illinois
H. W. McKim
Corydon Schools Open for New Year After Resignations
Corydon schools opened Monday with eager students beginning a year of work. Teachers listed include W A Reagan chosen for sixth grade replacing C B Macy who resigned to teach in Posey county. Mr and Mrs J W Johnson of Clark county will teach the colored school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Snyder
Odon
Ind
United Brethren Church
Corydon
Joseph Stephens
New Albany
Maggie Kopp
J. W. Allen
George Lemmel
Georgetown
Dowdle
Cisco
Rachel Reynolds
Gentryville
Edward Reynolds
W. A. Reagan
C. B. Macy
Macy
Posey County
J. W. Johnson
Clark County
Dr J W Harbaugh to be away Sept 15 16 17 notice
Dr J W Harbaugh announces he will be out of town September 15 16 and 17 as race starter and horse judge for Scottsburg Fair Association. An associate will attend his office for routine practice while absent. He will be available for personal attention on Saturday September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harbaugh
Scottsburg Fair Association
Death of a Little Child Friedley Two Years Old
Harold W Friedley child dies in Louisville after five weeks with whooping cough and pneumonia. Interred at Oak Grove cemetery Corydon. parents and a younger brother survive. Deceased aged two years, eight months, twenty nine days. Dr J A Hottell now in Corydon advertises eye care and Krip Tok and Torie leases. Office at Beanblossom's furniture store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W
Harold W. Friedley
Louisville
Corydon
Oak Grove
J. A. Hottell
Beanblossom
New School Year Sets Readers and Music in County
The County Board of Education adopts New Howe Readers for all county schools and requires daily music instruction for all teachers to secure licenses starting January 11, 1911. A ten dollar reward is offered for evidence leading to prosecutions over vandalism of school property. High schools follow the State Course. promotions are recorded. continuing education is encouraged. AMZIE KANNAPEL, County Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Howe
A. B. Linder's
Corydon
Board of Education
Amzie Kannapel
County
Blue River News Notes Corydon Fair and Local Visits
Blue River report from Corydon fair with 112 guests at the Cave and noon dinner. Rev. Joe Bell and Rev. J. O. Sibert spoke in the afternoon. Mrs. Sallie Van Winkle and Miss Etta Wiser are among visitors. Sibert preached at Blue River Chapel and plans to travel to Washington soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Cave
Joe Bell
Depauw
J. O. Sibert
Crandall
C. E. Keller
Trouble Between Brothers Ends in Shot in Palmyra Field
Horace McGinnis aged 60 shot his brother Lucius, 50, in a cornfield two miles north of Palmyra following a quarrel over alleged mistreatment of their father, a wealthy farmer found dead in his Washington county barn. Lucius drew a knife. Horace fired, bullet lodged in Lucius’s breast, doctor removed it from his back. Lucius survived as of yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace McGinnis
Lucius
Palmyra
Horace
Washington County
Dr. Bopp
Shailer's Sale Tomorrow Promises Busy Event
Lawrence Faith with Edna McBride and others listed as pairs in a community sale notice. Shailer's sale is scheduled for tomorrow, drawing attention to local vendors and area residents including George W. Boldt and Zetta B. Roth, among many couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Faith
Edna McBride
George W. Boldt
Zetta B. Rothrock
Also Mentioned on This Page
America Bullington
Henry Jaegers
Fowler
Wm. Stubberfield
Jeffersonville
S. A. Seiler
W. D. Rosenbarger
Clarence
Thomas Hickey
Aurelia Rowland
John L. Hild
John Tucker
Birdseye
Zadie Duvall
Oscar Crecilius
Mt. Carmel
Raymond Schwartz
Tih
Walter Crone
Brandenburg
Sarah Blunk
E. W. Bosier
Josephine Colvin
George Schechter
Ivan Steele
Seabrook
Clarence Greer
West Point
Myrtle
Ora Stevens
EB. T. Hathaway
Denver
Col
Rose Craig
Logansport
H. Kendall
James Rusk
R. H. Deatrick
Long Beach
Cal
Clara Wright
O. Crecelius
Kansas City
L. B. Hildebrand and Son
Myrtle Byerley
David Stonecipher
Louisville, Ky
C. Fields
St. Louis
Preston Funk
L. C. Murr
Marengo
Crawford County
Edward Dick
Emma
Lily Mowrer
W. H. Roose
Inn
Jesse Boldt
Sibley
Shelby Rothrock
McClellan Flock
Mattoon
Chas. B. Tuell
N. W
Lillie Newman
Herman Borgerding
Elmer Brown
Brown
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Fred Richert
Chas. W. Wright
Fred B. Hines
Fred B. Brown
Chas. Warren
John Lowe
Mollie Trotter
Robert J. Tracewell
D. C
Tracewell
United States Treasury
Joseph H. Kraft
Kraft
Floyd County
Losson Fetzer
Mr. Fetzer
Peter Neal Richardson
Chas. Byerley
St. Joseph
Mis
Ramsey
Jacob Hiser
Hamilton Martin
Leavenworth
W. B. Lopp
G. L. Ridgeway
Woodstock
Lil
Laura Cooper
J. W. Riddle
Kenneth
William
Lawrenceburg
Prof
Riddle
G. N. Little
Little
Corydon. Mrs. Little Is A Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kessinger
Low Reas
Reas
Sarah Cunningham
Cunningham
Denbo
Geo. Carter
Ellen Peyton
Anna M. Wright
Nellie Cook
Thos. W. King
Lizzie McCoy
Phillip Keinsley
Keinsley
Clarence Tucker
Lieu Shireman
Edna Treece
Jerry Rogers
Jerry
Reformatory
Logan Quebbeman
Oscar van Meter
Raleigh Hays
Abraham Rosenbarger
Milltown
H. V. Black
North Vernon
B 2K
Black
Phillip E. Loitch
Metta Wiseman
J. A. Pate
Peckinpaug
Nelli Dyson
Lucinda J. Rose
Carmel
Nhl
Aquilla Rose
Mr. Carmel
Clara Winders
Alexandria
Cora Windell
G. W. Houghland
Ward H. Watson
Charlestown
Watson
Appellate Court of
A. G. Watson
Fair Association
Alda Windell
B. P. Warman
Warman
James Burgess
Ross Henson
Mitchell
W. T. Windell
Cort G. Lahue
Sam Pfrimmer
Bloomington
Pfrimmer
Onea
W. L. Harbaugh
Noblesville
Sebastian Guenther
Guenther
Sarah Marsh
Wm. S
Flora Goldman
David Long
Sallie Long
Myrtle, Byerley
Painesville
Stella Posley
Anderson
Milt Smith
Woodard
George M. Beard
Chas. L. Beard
James E. Jones
Jesse Beard
Alois Horn
Petit Jury
Scott
Elizabeth
Central
Oncle Sam
Blue River
Cleve Rainbolt
Institute
Sylvia M. Sharp
Louis Dinklaker and
Katie Weisbaker
Clarence E. Sheloft
Belle B. Fessel
Clarence Pinaire
Lucy May Blank
Lewis Russell
Bella Guest
Charles G. Byrn
Lillie M. Markwell
Edward C. Bye
Edna M. Mosier
James A. Winemiller
Sarah C. Babcock
Frederick G. Meiers
Cora Byrd
Daniel Cunningham
Bertha Lasley
Fielding Brewer
Mattie E . Cane
Shailer’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!