Rubber problem solved by Goodrich straight line rubbers
Merchant promotes Goodrich straight line rubbers for all ages amid warnings of rubber shortages. Interview with William Wright recalls Civil War service, 1861 march from Elizabethtown to Harrison County, and a fierce Atlanta battle with 111 shots fired in one day. Wright describes losses of two comrades Leather man and Amrose Frank.
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William Wright
Wright
Ed O’connor
Elizabethtown
Denton County
Texas
Briscoe
Harrison County
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Co. C
Ind
David M. Jordan
Snerman
Atlanta
Wriptt
Corporal Leatherman
Illinois
Ambrose Frank
Hurrah for the Yanks as locals host visiting servicemen
West Point residents from U S Artillery recently visited friends in town after leaving Camp Logan Texas. Funeral details for C O Bush noted a Milltown Indiana burial with his wife and three children. A parish bazaar for St Bernard’s in Frenchtown Indiana set for Sept 28 1915. Community events include Food Club 622 at Moberly and a program of readings songs and remarks on American identity and liberty.
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Pege Bird
West Point
U. S. Artillery
Camp Logan
Texas
C. O. Bush
Southern R. R. Co
J. B. Speeds
Milltown
Ind
Firman Sieg
Chas. Butterfield
Oscar Kellem
New Albany
Andy Jones
EF. Gurtz
Camp Taylor
Cline Taylor
Fort Hamilton
N. Y. Corp
Nobie Pinaire
Guss
Gurtz
Jeffersonville
O A. Howerton
Alonzo Howerton
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Frenchtown
Jury Acquits Leslie Farnsley in Harrison Circuit Court
In Harrison Circuit Court the jury acquitted Leslie Farnsley of murdering William E. Conner in Elizabeth on September 6. The trial, the second after a prior hung jury, drew wide local attention as witnesses testified to Conner’s threats and Farnsley’s fear before the shooting.
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Indicams
Leslie Fr. Marnstey
Harrison
William E. Conner
Elizabeth
Youngs Farnstey
Leather
Arnsley
Cotner
Paistese
Young Fiorsles
Roscoe Zenor
Farnsley
Sem
Leslie
Conner
Farnssley
San Francisco Bulletin editor and UC graduate cited for bravery
Letters from Berkeley report Norman Stern, a former UC senior and Army ambulance unit member, is recommended for the Croix de Guerre by the French general after rescuing wounded under heavy fire in France. The note mentions Max as Oakland Bulletin editor and Frank Wilcox also earning honors. family ties to Corydon are noted.
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Kate K. Shuck
Helen Stern
Berkeley
California
Max
Airland
San Franciscoe Bulletin
Norman
France
Oakland
San Francisco Bulletin
Norman Ph Stern
Hele
Aus
Herman J. Stern
Cedar Street
Norman Hb. Stern
University of California
Second
University Ambulance
Allentown
Stern
Ne Mar’s Land
Beche
Clarkson Crane
Young Stern
Phi Upsilon Fraternity
Bulletin
Frank Wilcox
U. S
Wilcox
Corydon
Werman I. Stern
Presbyterian Church
Helen
Shuck
Miriam
Louis
Rundh
Papa
Kellers New Albany Presbytery in Session at Hanover
The New Albany Presbytery annual meeting is in session at Hanover this week. Attending from the county are Rev. Fred Smith Dan Griffin of Corydon Rev. N L New and George W Hoke of Elizabeth and Rev. T W Wells of Laconia. The three ministers are the only Presbyterian workers stationed in the county.
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New Albany
Annual Meeting at Old Salem Church
The Friends of Old Salem Church near New Middletown held their annual meeting on the third Sunday in September. Rev. James W. Crane of Lebanon preached in the afternoon as attendance grew later in the day. The church, a large frame building, has stood about fifty years and recently had its roof covered, with a prior log building on the same site dating back fifty years before that.
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Friends of Old Salem
New Middletown
James W. Crane
Linnville
Cedar Hill Cemetery praised for beauty and care by Corydon women
Corydon praise for Cedar Hill Cemetery notes it is the town’s most beautiful spot on the hill overlooking the town. Robert Sims supervises upkeep with occasional help while women volunteers receive support from families with relatives buried there. Mrs. Wm. McCabe seeks address change to Freeland Park Indiana. Third Liberty Loan bonds ordered through First National Bank must be collected.
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Cedar Hill
Corydon
Robert Sims
Lhat
Liberty Loan
First National Bank
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Clothing Department
America
L. E. Hays Company
Crossett, Star Brand
Law
the Selby Shoe Co
Buster Browne
C P. Trotter & Company
Depauw
Food Club
Moberly
Griening Soing
Federal Food
U. 8 Food Chiis—Ars
Er O. Lahine
Food Club Song
Santh Clunie
Reading
Belgium
Henelaved
J. O
Urtz
Freedom For All
Mrs. tHlagel McClaran
H. ©. LaBue
C. V. Stainsby
Gele White
Sammy
Hazel McClaran
Francis Seig
Margaret Walk
Ola Clunie
Miss Gay
Victor Alexander
Wesley Seig
Tylee Burgess
Robert Perry
Leslie Farnsley
Tion
Grant Tuell
Smith & Wesson
Furnsteys
Young Farnsley
Thells
Ot Her
Sun
Cotners
Runi
Duttie
Cutherford
Tee Street
Fred Tierk
Eligapeth
Fristes
Commonwealth
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Chas. T. Brown
John W. Ewing
Clyde R. Lottick
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Corsvdon
Coupses
Wr. Hutfaker
Mr. Brown
Lew M. Ot Bannon
Puti
Thos. J. Stevens
Capt
F. M. Bartley
Jacob Crosby
Walter Keller
Amos Lemmon
Fred Igert
Sam Allen
Charles Louden
Frank R. Wright
Abraham Seis
Sam WN. Voyles
John Stoker
Neal Lahue
Jacob Hannel
George Hauh
Benj Weathers
W. E. Yenawine
Henry Watson
William Breedlove
Frank Baker
Will Flora
Levi Sappenfield
Sam Freeden
William Groves
David F. Stevens
Victor Rothrock
Charles M. Askren
Sheritffy
David M. Miller
Martin E. Fingleman
Emmett Elliott
Geni. Wheat
Albert Stover
Ora Shuck
Jacob Stevens
Michael Blouoswald
Henry Schellenberger
Jackson
Omer Walk
Jackson Township
Frank KK
Coryden
Fara Weller
Herrison Township
John S Stoker
Washington Poant
John J. Windell
Washington Township
Isaac E. Moore
Blue River Town
Levi Sappenufield
Morgan Town
Wy. O. Yenawine
Frankin Town
Chas. M. Askren
Webster Township
Harrison Township
Fosey Township
Ezra Keller
Ridley
United States Military Service
Posay Township
Young Tarnsley
Norman B. Stern
Decora
Presbytery
Hanover
Old Salem Church
Cress
Js, Bulleit & Son
Cedar Hill” Cemetery
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