Death of Lucretia Tein Inman at West Point Kentucky
Lucretia Tein Inman died at West Point Kentucky on September 6 after a lung illness and complication of diseases at age sixty seven. The remains were taken for burial in Boone township near Laconia with funeral services at Rehoboth church conducted by Rev. C D Bowman. She left one surviving brother Jasper Innian of Corydon.
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Tueretia Inman
West Point
Kentucky
Rebhoboth Church
Boone Township
C. D. Bowman
Laconia
Jasper Innian
Corydon
River road opens for travel and local visits noted
Capt Villier visited Breckenridge Sunday. Guy Shatter bought a horse at Lambs sale. Harry Dressler of Cincinnati and Herman Brown with his mother visited T W Peters Sunday. Siv saw mill men arrived on the Lena May. Murry Farnsley ships bushels of peaches daily. Floyd Peters returned from New Albany. Numbers ootomachines passed through town on the rew road. Will Falky and family visited PT Peters Saturday. Embury ice cream social at Mattrday night was a bust. May Carter and Sinson Campbell attended Seacegil. Harvey Wolfe was seriously injured last Friday by a horse ruling and throwing him from the buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dressler
Cincinnati
Herman Brown
Mother
T. W. Peters
Siv
Murry Farnsley
Floyd Peters
New Albany
Rew
Will Falky
Billy
PT. W. Petrs
Embury
May Carter
Sinson Campbell
Aedoad Seacegil
Harvey Wolfe
Indiana Regimental Association Holds Annual Reunion at English Ind
The regular annual meeting of the Indiana Regimental Association was held at English, Indiana on Thursday August 1st. Jervo, Garder was re elected secretary and treasurer with officers named for each company. The gathering was the largest and most harmonious in three years. English, Indiana was chosen for next year’s reunion. Twelve deaths were reported among survivors in the past year. Jacob Snyder was secretary and treasurer. Carneston, Indiana
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Indiana
Kngsish
Ind
A. Gist
Hardin Bialowa
Adit
Beverly Sullivan
Shanks
James R Terguson
Squire V. Brown
John Reinbolt
Thomas
Buskirk
Hamilton Marin
Nicholas Hatter
East
Jacob Snyder
Aihdiaptic
William Ridley
Corydon
Harrison, Crawford
Perry
Ridley
Boone Township
John Riddles
Public Auction of Farm Object Near Lanesville Date September 22 1914
The undersigned sells at his residence on the Cary Ton and New Albany pike one mile west of Lanesville on Tuesday September 22 1914 his personal property including two work mules five head of cattle four mares and one heifer six hogs one good binder mower wheat drill rake plows and other farm implements All items to start at nine o'clock A M Terms: cash for bids up to five dollars and a credit of four months on larger sums with approved surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary- Ton and
New Albany Pike
Lanesville
Ringling Day Parade and Democratic Ticket Profiles
Ringling Brothers Circus slated for September 21 in Louisville with Solomon and the Queen of Sheba spectacle on the world’s largest stage. The feature parade and an extensive menagerie headline the event while local Democrats advance candidates led by William I. Cox for Congress and Michael C. Thornton for Joint Senator with profiles of Harrison County ticket members.
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Ringling Brothers
Louisville
Risgiing Brothers
Lloyds
Borsinis
Rolling Globe
Balkan Mountains
America
Harrison County
William I. Cox
Congress
Michael C. Thornton
Floyd
Harrison
Thornton
New Albany
Mike
Floyd County
House of Representatives
Indiana
State Senate
Indiana Labor Hours Hearings Set for New Albany Group
A governor appointed commission on women workers hours and conditions will hold public hearings in New Albany on September 23 at 2 PM and 7 PM in the Public Library. Cities in the group include New Albany Austin Corydon Crothersville Jeffersonville Madison Salem Seymour North Madison North Vernon Scottsburg and Vevay. Additional hearings are scheduled in Fort Wayne Peru Hammond South Bend Lafayette Richmond Evansville Terre Haute Indianapolis from September 1 to 26 with afternoon and evening sessions. Mae RoInig Miler, Sec.
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Ralston
Indiana
New Albany
Austin
Corydon
Crothersville
Jeffersonville
Madison
Salew
Seymiour
North Madison
North Vernon
Scottsburg
Vevay
Fort Wayne
Peru
Hammond
South Bend
Lafayette
Richmond
Evansville
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Mae Roinig Miler
Local Option Election Rules For Liquor Licenses
The notice explains that to secure a local option election a petition signed by twenty percent of last general election voters must be filed with the Board of Commissioners. If valid, the commissioners order an election within 20 to 30 days, with its cost paid from public funds regardless of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Cough Remedy Cures Child and Siblings Visit Friend
Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan of Tipton reports that her son’s severe cold was stopped after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a single bottle. The remedy is for sale by dealers. Raymond and Cora Temple of Flocktown recently stayed with the Thomason family near Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Duncan
Tipton
Chamberlain
Asecord
Raymond and
Cora Temple
Flocktown
C. W. Thomason
Georgetown
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M. Berna
Cumberland Tel. & Tel. CO. Incorporated
Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone
Louesville, WY
Emmett Beanblossom
Corydon, Ind
Shuck
Uteka
State Street
New Albany, Indiana
Lucretia Tein
Rehoboth
Bridgeport
Capt
Villier
Breckenridge
Guy Shatter
Lamb
Yi Indiana Reunion
Uni
Jervos
Gardeer
Lorence Baris
Ringling
Cox
Ion
William E. Cox
Dubois County
Jasper
Judicial Circuit
Dubois
Pike
Washington
Brown
Charles T. Brown
English
Crawford County
Charlie
Sam VP. Vogt
Habermel
William Habermel
Willis
Morgan Township
Lidiangpong
House of
Ife
Deversie
Fressurer
Thomas W. Knight
Taylor Township
Knight
Mr. Knight
Tom
Posey
Taylor
Tom Knight
Commission On Working Women
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