Indiana Conference session in Evansville assigns pastors
The Indiana Conference of the M. E. Church held in Evansville last week closed this week. Bishop Anderson presided and the New Albany District assignments list pastors to many towns including Birdseye Corydon and New Albany with specific pastors and several “to be supplied” entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Evansville
Bishop Anderson
New Albany
W. M. Whitsitt
Birdseye
M. MckKinney
Branchville
Campbellsburg
B. I. Snyder
Cannelton
Oscar Jean
Corydon
A. Robertson
Crystal
E. L. Moore
Elizabeth
Arthur Jean
English
J. W. Trowbridge
Fredericksburg
D J. Griffiths
French Lick
J. A. Breeden
Georgetown
R. Rogers
Greenville
R. M. Capeheart
Hardinsburg
G. E. Winn
Huntingburg
W. G. Morgan
Leavenworth
W. L. Alexander
Lincoln City
J. A. Oster
Little Rock
Marengo
Valentine Deich
Mauckport
Moberly
W. S. McMichael
Centenary
E. I. la Rue
Jennie DePauw
J. N. Jerman
Main Street
N. F. Denney
Trinity
F. O. Beck
Wesley Chapel
L. C. Jeffrey
Circuit
G. L. McWilliams
New Middletown
G. W. Speedy
New Philadelphia
H. I. Niles
Newtonville
L. F. Ulmer
Orangeville
A. Bentley
Orleans
Seven Springs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Nancy Lee Carl Kron of Sandy Branch visited Ben Conlee on Sunday. William Morgan and family visited relatives at Galena last week. D. H. Wells and son Charles made a business trip to Corydon Monday. Morris Baker of Black Creek spent Saturday and Sunday in New Albany. Mrs. Jennie McFarland and daughter Miss Eayle of Rehoboth visited D H Wells’ family Sunday. Leonard and Wayne Smith returned home after work in Warren Co. Mrs. Lee Bauer hosted an apple cutting event last Wednesday night. Sophia Presster and children, guests of Joseph Bauer, returned to New Albany Saturday. Mrs. Eugene L Brisby, who stayed with Jee Bauer for two months, left for St. Louis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bauer accompanied her to New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kron
Sandy Branch
Ben Conlee
William Morgan
Galena
D. H. Wells
Charles
Corydon
Morris Baker
Black Creek
New Albany
Jennie McFarland
Miss Eayle
Rehoboth
D.H. Wells
Leonard
Wayne Smith
Warren Eo
Lee Bauer
Sophia Presster
Joseph Bauer
Eugene L. Brisby
Jee Bauer
St. Louis
Marriage License Notices for Two Couples
Paul L. Faith and Pearl Bruce obtain a marriage license followed by Robert J. Richert and Wilhelmina Matilda Rupp. Wiseman & Buller advertise fertilizer pricing and purchasing decisions. g28-8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Faith
Pearl Bruce
Robert J. Richert
Wilhelmina Matilda Rupp
New Bank Opens in Lanesville Eyes Public Patronage
Lanesville welcomes a new bank led by President L. P. Zapet with Vice President Joseph Stilger and Cashier C. A. Kannapel. The opening day drew a large crowd and many cash deposits, signaling readiness to serve local interests with modern banking services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
L. P. Zapet
Joseph Stilger
C. A. Kannapel
Infant Clarence Elmer Watson Rests in Sumner Neb
On September 16 1910 at the Watson home in Sumner Nebraska infant Clarence Elmer son of Mr and Mrs Lee Watson died at nearly three months old. He is survived by his parents a brother and two sisters with a prayerful farewell message from Auntie as mourners remember the brief life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel of Death
Shireman Illness and Local Visit Reported
Southwest Heth notes Roscoe Shireman is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. John Shireman moved to Washington township Gibson county. Ab Kemper of New Amsterdam and John Hughes visited Grant Lane Monday. Mrs Maggie Sherrill fell grievously. Dr Mathys of Muauckport attended. Mrs Charles Britton and sons Gilbert and Charles and daughter Bessie of Parsons Kansas visit Mr and Mrs Grant Lane. Mrs Britton had not been back to Indians for 41 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Shireman
John Shireman
Washington Township
Gibson County
Ab Kemper
New Amsterdam
John Hughes
Grant
Sunday School Convention Set at Valley City Presbyterian
The Washington Township Sunday School Convention will meet Sunday afternoon at the Valley City Presbyterian church. Every Sunday School in the township should be represented and county workers will attend. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Presbyterian Church
Valley City
A Canto Settle Colt Payments for 1969 Season
All persons owing for colts sired by the stallion Jim Beauty in 1969 are asked to call and settle. The undersigned will be at R. L. Miller's store every Saturday to receive payment. Joan M. Baktz, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Beauty
Will
R. L. Miller
Farmer buys Superior wheat drill after 45 years with old model
A prominent farmer purchased a new Superior wheat drill last week, claiming his old Superior served him for 45 years. Wiseman & Bulleit report the sale, noting the durability and quality of Superior equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseman & Bulleit
Indestructo Trunks Guarantee Safe Travel for All
A promotional warning assures customers that every Indestructo trunk is registered with their name in the maker's office, promising safety and security wherever they travel. The guarantee emphasizes with confidence that their trunk remains protected at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makera
Krause Found Guilty In Harrison Court
Charles M. Krause was found guilty in Harrison circuit court of obtaining board at W. H. Rosenbarger’s restaurant under false pretenses. Punishment set at a 350 fine and thirty days in jail. Major Funk and local counsel prosecuted. defense included H. H. Richard and Asa Elliott. A motion for a new trial was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Krause
Harrison
W. H. Rosenbarger
W. Funk
Clyde R. Lottick
H. H. Richard
Asa Elliott
Salem
Funk
Pretty Home Wedding of Pearl Bruce and Paul Faith
Miss Pearl F Bruce and Mr Paul L Faith wed in a country home ceremony with about fifty guests. Rev A B Condo officiated under a decorative belt in the parlor. Attendants were Lenore Faith and Harve Lahue. After Oct 10 they reside in Indianapolis. The Democrat extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl F. Bruce
Paul L. Faith
A. B. Condo
Lenore Faith
Harve Lahue
Laura Thomas
Lanesville
Faith
Robert Bruce
Mr. Faith
I. M. Faith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Death of Franklin Goss in Blue River township
Franklin Goss died suddenly at his Blue River township home near Milltown on September 20 at age eighty years seven months eighteen days after a day of farm work. Funeral services were held at Milltown Baptist church led by Rev J H Toombs. He leaves a widow Elizabeth Gardner two children Wm A Goss and Mrs Theodore Keim seven grandchildren four great grandchildren and one sister. He was a Lutheran and respected neighbor. Granddaughter Nellie Keim signs the family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Goss
Blue River Township
Milltown
Milltown Baptist Church
J. H. Toombs
United Brethren Church of
Marengo
Andrew Goss
Burnville
Elizabeth Gardner
Wm. A. Goss
Theodore Keim
Lutheran Church
God
Nellie Keim
S. S. Celebration at Fountain Church
A Sunday School Celebration was held at Fountain church despite bad weather. Revs A B Condo W E Snyder and new pastor Rev Perry Ke addressed attendees from Moberly Thompson's Chapel Oak Grove and Sharp's Ridge Sunday schools. A large dinner was enjoyed and fashions at Keller's were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Church
A. B. Condo
W. E. Snyder
Perry Ke
Moberly
Thompson’s Chapel
Oak Grove
Sharp's Ridge
Widespread Railroad Wrecks Reported Across Regions
The week saw numerous rail collisions with high fatalities and injuries. An electric car crash near Bluffton Fort Wayne killed 41. another near Tipton Indiana killed 6 and left many seriously hurt. Terre Haute saw over fifty seriously injured in a Southern Indiana Railroad wreck. In Kansas a passenger train hit a washout, 16 killed and many injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffons
Fort Wayne
Tipton
Indiana
Terre Haute
Southern Indiana
Kansas
Bush and Bundy wed in quiet September ceremony
Miss Effie Bush and Mr Claudius Bundy of this place surprised friends by quietly marrying Sunday evening September 18 at the M I Parsonage with Rev I A Robertson officiating. The bride, daughter of Daniel Bush of Washington county, recently moved here. The groom runs a shoe shop and upholstering business and plans a home on East Walnut Street after October 1. A kitchen shower followed on September 23 at Rev and Mrs Er A Robertson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Bush
Claudius C. Bundy
M. I. Parsonage
Rev
I. A. Robertson
Daniel Bush
Washington County
East Walnut Street
Er. A. Robertson
Democrat
Webster Township School Board Notices and Election Details
Webster Township teachers listed by name for primary and high school. Schools begin October 10 with a meeting the first Saturday night in October to elect a one year director and bid wood for the school year. Wood must be two feet long, cut from green timber, split two thirds, and ground-burned by June 15, 1911. Election at 7 o clock. Trustee Benj. F. Suin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Kirkham
Chas. I. Wright
Bessie Shuck
John R. Kirkham
John H. Hedges
Mary McFarland
Paul N. Watson
Jesse S. Smith
Golda Watson
Arlie L. Fogal
N. W
Beni. F. Suirn
Death of Aged Man at Corydon Area
John Conrad died Friday night September 28 at his home five and a half miles northeast of Corydon after a brief illness of heart trouble. He was eighty and survived by his widow and six children, all near Hursttown except one daughter in New Albany. He joined the U B Church last winter. Funeral Sunday at Hursttown Church by Rev. S S Turley, with burial in the nearby cemetery amid many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conrad
Corydon
Iursttown
Lizzie Thomas
New Albany
U. B
Hursttown
S.s.turley
Congressman Cox to Speak in Local Counties Next Week
Congressman Cox will speak in several counties next week. He is set for Laconia Monday night October, New Middletown Tuesday night October 4, and New Salisbury Wednesday night October 6. Residents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Cox
Laconia
New Middletown
New Salisbury
What is the Church for Anyhow by Dr. W W Tait
Dr W W Tait spoke at the Presbyterian church on Sunday about the church's purpose. He outlined four aims worship fellowship teaching and work with work, service as the key focus, urging members to become active workers. He classified members as drones grumblers and workers and urged commitment, also preaching on Does it Pay to be a Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Tait
Tait
Pleasant Surprise For Mr and Mrs Wheat Birthday
Relatives and friends held a birthday surprise for Mr. and Mrs. John Wheat on Thursday September 22 with a 9 o clock supper. About 70 attended including William Conrad James Conrad Charter Conrad and families Claude Lisey Roscoe Risey Ed Blass James Lockhart and Perry Bowman C M Wheat Tom Brandenburg George Wheat and others in attendance. The evening featured games and social chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wheat
Wiiliam Conrad
James Conrad
Charter Conrad
William
Walter
Andrew Ehalt
Sarah Hrowr
John Gleitz
Nancy Conrad
Claude Liisey
Roscoe Risey
Ed Blass
James Lockhart
Wi Perry Bowman
C. M. Wheat
Tom Brandenburg
Leo
Otte Tot
George Wheat
David Charley
Jo Day
Mrs. Minor
Thowas
Howe
Settle by Get. 3 Urgent collection notice posted
All persons indebted to me or to Dr. TM Walfe and son are urgently required to settle at once in Cuil. Accounts not paid by October 3, 1910 will be turned over for collection as I will move to Indianapolis next week. Dr ZC Welfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walfe and Son
Inghe Vapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Salisbury and Vicinity
Wim. N. Routh
Louisville
F. C. Raaf
M. E
M. Id
Henry Diedrich
George Haub
Silas Bringle
Alardinsburg
Ed. Hahn
C. W. Routh
Kate Felling
Mabel Stevens
Crandall
J. E. Diedrich
Corydon Junction
Central Barren
Oswell Martin and Baby
Peoria, Il
M. J. Berry
Mrs. Berry
Seven Springs
Nancy Lee
Wiseman & Buller
The
Farmer’s State Bank of
Heth
Joan M. Baktz
Indestructo Trunes
S. S
Keller’s
Seattle
Zulter
Beanblossom’s Big Furniture Store
Emmett Beanblossom
Bush
Bundy
Webster Township
Kres
J. P. Isterling
Ind
oThea
Anna M. Applegate Memorial
Corydon, Ind
Br. Tait
Dr. ZC. Welfe
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