Death of Charles Eckart in Corydon area
Charles Eckart died suddenly at his home south of Corydon early Saturday morning from heart trouble. He leaves three sisters and one brother, all in this county or Washington. Funeral services were held at the Eckart home Sunday afternoon with burial in Jordan cemetery. He was fifty nine. An obituary read at the funeral recalled his church membership, family, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eckart
Corydon
Emma Nye
Sunnyside
Wash
Anna L
Addie F. Eckart
Lafayette Eckart
Eckart
M. ¢. Patterson
Jordan
Cecil Miles
Alisses
Ipal
Clarice Reas
N. K R. Davidson
Chas Louden
Charles F. Eckart
Alazsisor
Indiana
William G
Elizabeth Eckart
U. Bb
Shiloh
Wilhem H Eeckart
Charey
Ess
Imma F. Nye
Sunnyside Wash
Addie F. Uckart
Lafayette Fekart
Charley
Garber Shop Moves to First National Bank Building
The Garber barber shop relocates to the First National Bank building opposite the courthouse and across from the post office. Owned by Charlie K. Moore with Walter Girtham. announces public invitation to visit the new location.
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First National Bank
Court House
Walter Girham
Death of T J Applegate in Chicago and New Albany burial
Thomas J Applegate died suddenly at his Chicago home on September 3 after stomach trouble. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs Minnie Russell of Chicago and sister Mrs Meade Miller of this place. Formerly with his father H M Applegate in Corydon, he moved to New Albany about twenty years ago. He was sixty seven. Funeral services were held at his granddaughter Mrs Louis Jones’s home in New Albany and burial followed in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Applegate
Chicago
Minnie Russel
Meade Miller
Mr Applegate
H M. Applegate
Corydon
New Albany
Louis Jones
Fairview Cemetery
Cleanup notice for Jordan Cemetery
Community members are invited to assemble at Jordan cemetery Friday at 1 PM to assist with cleaning the grounds. Bring hoes and rakes as volunteers Albert Stover A G Watson D P Stonecipher supervise the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Cemetery
Albert Stover
A. G. Watson
D. P. Stonecipher
Death of Mrs Emma C Feiler in Corydon and Leavenworth
News of the death of Mrs Emma C Feiler reaches Corydon. She died August 20 at her daughter Mrs A J Manson's home in Grand Rapids Michigan after months of illness following influenza. Aged 58, her remains were taken to Leavenworth for burial August 28 with daughter and son Horace Popham of Lima Ohio. Survived by three sisters Myers D FE McCollum Mrs Geo Horser of Leavenworth and Mrs Mars Wright of Jeffersonville. Widow of Jacob Feliz, she resided in Corydon for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma C. Feiler
A. J. Manson
Grand Rapids Mich
Horace Popham
Lima
Ohio
Leavenworth
Myers
D. FE. McCollum
Geo. Horser
Mars Wright
Jeffersonville
Jacob Feliz
Corydon
Farm land wanted for sale priced right Olney area
Person seeks to buy farm or good land in Olney area and will pay a fair price. Respond to L. Jones at Box 651 Olney Illinois.
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L. Jones
Olney
Jil
Fire destroys Depauw restaurant and barbershop building
Early Saturday morning 5 30 fire consumed the Depauw property owned by Carl Rothrock and Gus Gurtz. The eight room building housed a restaurant and barber shop. no residents. The origin is unknown, contents lost, no insurance. Heavy loss to owners.
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Depauw
Carl Rothrok
Gus Gurtz
Make Big Money Muskrat Farming Furs Offer
An advertisement from Cedar Island Fur Farms promises high prices for muskrat pelts with no experience required. It urges a small investment and asks readers to send five dollars for full information to Box 142, Orisfield, Maryland, with no stamps needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Island Fur Farms
Orisfield
Robin Hood Comes to Macauleys for Fair Week
Macauleys Theatre Louisville announces the revival of Reginald DeKoven’s Robin Hood with Harry B. Smith lyrics. Starred by Cla Campbell and Ed Beck Meriam Seerver, the production promises a grand chorus, lavish scenery, and period costumes. Box office reports strong advance sales as out-of-town patrons plan visits during the Kentucky State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvile
Ralph Dunbar
Reginald DeKoven
Harry B. Smith
England i
Mr. Dunbar
Cla Campbell
Ed Beck Meriam Seerver
John MacSweeney
Macauley
Robin Howl
Keller Brothers Retire From Corydon Hardware Firm
The Keller brothers Andrew C Keller and William H Keller Sr have sold their hardware and building material stock and quit business after years in Corydon. The Corydon Flaning Mill Company name is noted. W H Keller Sr remains treasurer of Corydon and may pursue other ventures.
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Andrew C. Keller
William H. Keller
Corydon
Corydon Flaning Mill Company
W. H. Ketter, Sr
Louden Hotel Promotes Rooms For September Court Term
The Louden Hotel invites attendees of the September term of Court to enjoy comfortable rooms good meals and reliable running water toilets and baths. Mrs Celestia Louden proprietor Corydon Indiana.
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Corydon
Celestia Louden
Corydon, Tnd
Picnic September 11 1920 at Cunningham's Scott Twp
A community picnic is planned for Saturday September 11 1920 one eighth of a mile south of Cunningham's store in Scott township. Activities start at 1 PM and run into the evening with dancing day and night. Roy Rainbolt is the manager.
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Cunningham's
Scott Township
Roy Rainbolt
Mgr
Local News Harvest From Boone Township and Nearby Cities
South Boone Roy Friedley and wife of Muncie Ind visit his uncle F C William and family. Ernest Boone of Louisville spent Labor Day with his parents. Roscoe Anderson and Ormsby Hut of Louisville stayed the week. Will Zimmerman and son of Louisville recently visited his sister Anna Brown. Ivan Steele and wife and daughter of near Knightstown visited relatives. Jesse Shields suffers rheumatism at home. Hallie Boone and Milton May return from Terre Haute and will teach in Boone township. Rev Prophetor preached his fare well sermon at Laconia M E church. Wilt Wolpert of Elizabeth purchased the store in Laconia from Wm H Johns and Sons and took possession last week.
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Laconia
Charles Wright
New Albany
William Wright
Will Harris
Louisville
Thomas Holliday
Sylvia King
William King
Jewitt Cunningham
Edwin William
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Jersey
N. J.junis
Harrison County
Laconia Presbyterian Church
Leera F. Byram
Samuel Boone
Paul St. Miller
Mir
Airsey
Miller
Ruth McCarty
Terre Haute
Marengo
Pearl
Amy Evans
Boone Township
Laconia M. E
Hottle
Dooley and Kepner
Corydon
Propheter
Mauck,port
Hewitt Cunningham
R. F. Evans
Roy Friedley
Muncie
Ind
Ernest Boone
N. W. Boone
Roscoe Anderson
Ormsby Hut
Will Zimmerman
Anna Brown
Ivan Steele
Knightstown
Jesse Shields
Hallie Boone
Milton
Prophetor
Toledo Fireless Cookstove Promises Time Away From Home
Advertisement touts the Toledo Fireless Cookstove letting cooks leave unheated foods unattended. It claims dishes like bread biscuits pies roast meats and vegetables cook evenly and stay hot when home again. It emphasizes domestic science and improved meal preparation.
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Toledo
Fireless Cookstove Ad by Hurst Hardware Co Corydon Ind
An advertisement for a fireless cookstove highlights a triple seal top Water Seal to prevent heat escape around the cover and an Automatic Pressure Regulator to release surplus air. It emphasizes unusually good insulation and a seamless aluminum compartment lining and lid five times the usual thickness and durability. The dealer is Hurst Hardware Co in Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst Hardware Co
Corydon
Ind
Mrs Barbara Hedges Dies After Illness in New Middletown
Mrs Barbara Hedges died suddenly Friday September 3 at her home in New Middletown. She was almost seventy six, widow of Robert Hedges, maiden Knoer, survived by five sons and one daughter Anna who died eighteen years ago. Funeral Sunday at 10:30 at the JJ B church New Middletown. Burial in New Middletown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hedges
New Widdletown
Robert
Knoer
Wiliam
Robert Hedges
Jim Jordan
New Middletown
Charles
John Hedges
New Albany
Fred Hedges
Shawnee City
Oklahoma
Anna
JJ. B. Church
M. C. Patterson
Rams for Sale Pure Bred and Large Poland China Rams
Pure bred Hampshire rams and large Poland China pure bred hogs, both sexes, from April 1920 farrow. Listed by H E Bussabareer, Corydon R4, Eureka phone. 8 l-4w.
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Poland
China
Farrow
H.E. Bussabareer
Eureka
Prejudice Against Glasses Prompts Eye Care Appeal
A New Albany drug store offers practical eye care services and affordable eyewear. Conner's Drug Store at Pearl and Spring Streets invites customers to undergo thorough examinations and receive correctly fitted glasses at low prices.
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Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and Spring Sta
New Albany
Ind
Bond Sale Notice by Harrison County Treasurer
Notice announces sale of twenty highway improvement bonds with face value 28000 dollars, bearing 5 percent interest, semi annual payments, dated 1920, due through 1922 onward. Sale to start September 15, 1926 at 10 A.M. in Corydon court house, bids to highest cash bidder, county may reject any bid. Funds to be used for highway construction per county unit law petition by John Seipel et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Corydon
Board of Commissioners
John Seipel
Said County
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Garber Shop
Charlies K. Moore
T. JI Applegate
Homne
Robin Hood
America
L. A. Elbert
Dogwood
Nevil Boone
Anna Boone
Carlisle
Rush Boone
Caddie Cooper
Albert
Carrie Cunningham
Farmers’ Association of
Lawrence Deickman
Arthur Ashton
John Brown
Will Beard
John Ijsest
William Faith
Dessie
Keller Brothers
the Louden Hotel
South Boone
Mrs. Karkara Hedges
Day
Rams
Scottsburg
Jay Cook
Noel Cook
Miles Variety Store
Wm. Taylor
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