Summers Family Visits Cincinnati by Ford
Mr and Mrs A R Summers and family of Georgetown visited Mrs Summers brother I B Davis in Cincinnati last week. They traveled 150 miles in their Ford leaving at four in the morning and reaching Cincinnati by noon without a puncture. On the return trip they stopped in Madison to visit the Insane Asylum, praised as one of Indiana’s most beautiful places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Summers
Georgetown
Miles
Madison
Insane Asylum
Indiana
Harrison County Teachers Institute Held In Corydon
The Harrison County teachers institute met at Corydon grade school with over 200 teachers attending despite extreme heat. State educator L N Hines and Supt J W Riddle led sessions on rural schools, modern pedagogy, and by products of education, with music by Clara Bennet Vlep and Mollie Keller and performances by Kean Irwin and others.
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Corydon
Harrison County
L. N. Hines
State Normal
John Brown
Brown
J. W. Riddle
Lawrenceburg
Riddle
Christ
Nazareth
Ino
Collins
Litton
Ind
Ifernah Byrne
Warrison
Tlarrison
Ohio
Byrne
Byrneville
O. J. D. Byrne
Clara Bennett Vlep
Pof Imusic
Omusic
Mollie Keller
Miss Keller
Messrs
Turley Conrad
Earl Shireman
Moon River
Chas. Toombs
Mandalay
Kean Irwin
Carty
McCharen
Bodies of three young men recovered from Ohio River near New Albany
The drowned trio in the Ohio River on Labor Day were two New Albany natives, Michael Trouy and John Knoob, and Louisville boy Andrew J. Cavanaugh. Knoob and Cavanaugh were found near the accident site. Trouy’s body surfaced last Thursday about fifty miles downriver near Kendall's Landing. An inquest proceeded at Kendall's Landing with Coroner James T. McKim and Justice Joseph H. Feller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Ohio River
New Albany
Michael Troug
John C. Knoob
Andrew J. Cavanaugh
Louisville
Knoob
Cavanaugh
Young Troty
Leavenworth
Frank Daugherty
Kendall’s Landing
Scott Township
James T. McKim
Joseph H. Feller
Corydon
Kendall's Landing
Trouy
George A. Kraft
Ward Conrad Family Takes Missouri Trip in Ford Touring Car
Mr and Mrs Ward Conrad with his mother Mrs WM Hemp his brother John and family returned from a journey to Missouri leaving northeast of Corydon August 3 and arriving August 5 in Jonesburg. They traveled via West Baden Vincennes to St Louis and Montgomery County covering 361 miles one way using 29 gallons of gasoline for the round trip. They returned August 22 reporting a fine time and good roads with two tire blowouts on the return trip.
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Ward Conrad
Wm. Hemp
John
Russell
Missouri
Corydon
Jonesburg
Salem
Charles Snorr
Belleflower
West Baden
Vincennes
St. Louis
Montgomery County
Depauw and Nearby Towns See Visits and Notices
Mr and Mrs Jolt Roehin traveled to Owensboro Kentucky and Evansville Indiana meeting relatives and friends returning Saturday night. Mrs Geraldine Shackelford of Vincennes visited Depauw relatives with two children. Teachers attended the Corydon institute. Rural carriers exam held at Corydon for De pauw No 2 route with seven applicants. Dorothy Briscoe birthday dinner hosted by Mrs BE FL Gurtz. Frank Adams recovering after surgery in Louisville. St Bernard church picnic at Brensch town. Dolph Trencin underwent an operation in the city. Lost white bitch with black ears and tan over eyes named Lady reward 25 dollars. Bettie Riddle Baxley secretary notes it was a fine county Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolt Roehin
Owensboro
Evansville
Ind
Geraldine (Boeard) Shackelford
Vincennes
Depauw
Teachers’ Institute
Corydon
Joe Schuppert
Frank Sanders
French Lick
West Baden
Jos. McDonald
Depauw No. 2
O. M. Briscoe
BE FL Gurtz
Dorothy
Frank Adams
Louisville
St. Bernard's Church
Brenchtown
Dolph Trencin
Notice of Highway Improvement Petition in Harrison County
A petition to the Harrison County Board of Commissioners requests upgrading a highway in Jackson and Spencer Townships under the County Unit law. The hearing set for October session will determine petition validity, engineering steps, and plans for grading drainage and paving with macadam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson and
Spencer Townships
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Jackson
Spener
Petition for Free Gravel Road in Jackson Township
Petition filed in Harrison County Indiana seeks construction of a free travel road from Crandall north through sections 34 27 2 in township 2 south range 4 east to intersect the New Salisbury and Byrneville Pike. Hearing set for October 3 1922 before the county Board of Commissioners. Signed by Harold Jenkins W H Byrne Murray Jenkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor
Harrison County
Indiana
Jackson Township
Harrison City
Board of Commissioners
Beard
Jackson
Crandall
Salisbury and
Byrneville
Crandall and
General Assembly
State of
Harold Jenkins
W. H. Byrne
Murray Jenkins
Court Audits Notice from Harrison County Ind
Official notice dated September 1922 from Harrison County Indiana with auditor W SMITH filing details. Kirkham and OBannon listed as attorneys. Contains case or ledger reference -13-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Smith
Harrison Co
Ind
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Attys
Late J P Wurm sale hosts two fresh cows Thursday
Two fresh cows will be offered at the personal property sale of the late J P Wurm on Thursday September 28. The event is part of the late farmer's estate proceedings and will take place at the usual sale location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wurm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Official
Moving Pictures
Signal Corps
Radiophone
Louisville Courier- Journal
Westinghouse
Mauckport School
Laconia Presbyterian Hall
Eliabeth Ladies Aid Hall
Depauw High School
Palmyra K. of
P. Hall
Harrison Post
American Legion
New
Willys Farm
Millers Electrics
A. B. Church
Corydon, Indiana
Tom Wallace
Wayne G. Miller
Indianapolis
Jacob Schneider
Geo. Raake
Horace Sonner
Elsie M. Watson
Harrison County Teachers’ Institute
Elmer
William Stewart
Ross
Isaac
Taylor Township
Ebmer
Depatw
Xax
J. I. Nance
Bettie Riddle Baxley
Institute
Liberty Bell Bank
OLD Capital Bank & Trust CO
Sam J. Elsey
Frank Self
S. D. Alexander
Arthur B. Richert
Sam Riely
Frank E. Watson
Sam J. Elsby
C. P. Trotter
Thomas S. Jones
Raymond Stout
W. H. P. Wiseman
Eliphalet Hickman Sterling Alexander
Board OF Commismissioners
Freeholders
Spencey
County
Ramsey
W. Retsing
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