Mrs Harriet L Stern Dies in Berkeley at 52
Berkeley Daily Gazette reports Mrs Harriet T Stern wife of Rev J Stern and mother of Helen Stern Miriam Sammis Olga Max Stern Norman Stern died at 23 Grove Street Berkeley aged 52 after long illness. She had lived in Corydon Indiana and Cincinnati Ohio, with funeral set for tomorrow at 8 30 from the residence Rev Eastman Knox Presbyterian officiating.
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Berkeley Daily Gazette
Berkeley
California
Tierman J. Stern
Helen A. Stern
Miriam SK. Sammis
Bridgeport
Revolutionary Headstones For Revolutionary Soldiers
The Hlousier chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution forms a committee to locate unmarked Revolutionary graves in Harrison county for headstones. Noted are Robert Manan and Levi Blunk in Blunk burying ground Webster township, with Henson Johnson also buried there having a marked stone. Residents with knowledge are asked to contact committee members Mrs Y J Bulleit Lizzie Pfrimmer Jennie Griffin Lenore Faith or Marcia Morris secretary, supplying grave locations ranks regiments or state units and any pension or land warrants.
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Hlousier
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hies
Harrison County
Robert Manan
Levi Blunk
Blunk
Webster Township
Henson Johnson
Marcia Morris
Death of Mrs Charlotte King in Boone Township
Mrs Charlotte King died at her home in Boone township near Laconia after a paralysis stroke. Funeral services were held at Union Chapel with Rev Barrows officiating, burial in Union Chapel cemetery. She was sixty four years seven months and eighteen days old and survived by a husband two sons and two daughters.
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Charlotte King
Boone Township
Laconia
Union Chapel
Barrows
Elizabeth
Typhoid Illness and Social Visits Reported in Rogers Camp
Daniel Flannyvan suffers a severe typhoid fever case at Rogers Camp Ground. Mary McFarland attends Corydon High School while Grace Reagan and Margaret Wolpert study at Elizabeth High School. Aunt Isaac Miller visits Dowdle family. Mabel Grossman returns from New Albany. Grace Reagan and Pearl Dowdle visit Carrie Lexie and Lillie Russell on Sunday.
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Daniel Flannyvan
Mary McFarland
Corydon
Isaac Miller
James Dowdle
Grace Reagan
Margaret Wolpert
Elizabeth
Mabel Grossman
New Albany
Pearl Dowdle
Carrie Lexie
Lillie Russell
Interurban Franchise Awarded in Orange County
Orange county commissioners grant a franchise to Jacob H. Fawcett and Charles D. Kelso of New Albany to build an interurban railroad along the New Albany and Paoli turnpike. The line must reach Paoli by December 14, 1910, with a branch to Corydon tied to future electric service. Chicago capitalists reportedly hold an option on the turnpike.
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Board of Commissioners of
Orange County
Jacob H. Fawcett
Charles D. Kelso
New Albany
Paoli
Board of Commissioners
Falls
French Lick
West Baden Springs
Fawcett
Merchants National Bank
Tiskae
West Baden
French Lick Springs
Paolfic i
Louisville Evening Post
Corydon
Waltherburg Family News and Local Visits
Waltherburg residents and relatives are noted in a string of visits and social gatherings. Mr and Mrs Christ Nfert ling welcomed a girl. Numerous relatives from Georgetown, Louisville, Flatwoods, and New Middletown visited A H Voelker and family. A birthday gathering for Andrew Voelker drew many neighbors and friends from across the area.
Pleasant Gathering At Hall Family Home
Mr. Ivan Rosenbarger and Miss Saltie Hall of Corydon Indiana spent Sunday September 12 with the Hall family. A crowd of young folks attended with Mary Seibert Katharyo Emma Seibert Remmie Bierley Maurice Leibert Henry Hall Johnnie Lewis and Edward Schilmiller. They socialized and enjoyed instrumental music.
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Ivan Rosenbarger
Saltie Hall
Corydon
Bad
Charles F. Hall
Mary Seibert
Katharyo
Emma Seibert
Remmie Bierley
Maurice Leibert
Henry Hall
Johnnie, Lewis
Edward Schilmiller
Local Social Visitors Spend Sunday in Huddletown
Oscar Brown and wife visited Theo dore Stilger and wife near Lanes ville. David Miller and wife near noar, and Charles Dowdle and family of Breckenridge spent Sunday with David Emily and wife.
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Oscar Brown
Theodore Stilger
Lanesville
David Miller
Noar
Charles Dowdle
Breckenridge
David Emily
Banquet Welcomes Rev. Zenor Back From Winfield Conference
About twenty five to thirty young men from the M. E. church hosted Rev. Claude P. Zenor with a banquet and reception at Rippeys after his Winfield conference. L. J. Ballentine acted as toastmaster and Ton. R. J. Reaney spoke for the crowd. Rev. Zenor pledged a year of spiritual welfare work and business support for Columbus Junction. Calvin Foster followed with a now well remembered after dinner talk and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Claude P. Zenor
Rippey
Winfield
South Hill
L. J. Ballentine
Tie
Ton
R. J. Reaney
Mr. Zenor
Mr. Reaney
Zenor
Columbus Junction
Calvin Foster
Local Notes From Bridgeport and Surrounding Areas
Jessie Blunk of New Albany visited home folks on Sunday. Edward Fulner attended the Kentucky State Fair last week. Mrs Louis Didelot spent time with her daughter Mrs Bud Fulner in Louisville. Mrs Thomas Peters visited Louisville relatives and attended the State Fair. A Terge fish is seen near ferry land weighing around 150 pounds. Leonia Farnsley cut her foot with a corn knife and cannot attend school. Naomi Smith Vine Grove Ellen Beeler West Point Peach Wilkerson Valley Station Ky visited Miss Zola Peters. Mr Hubbard head of the upper mussel camp will winter here after prospecting southern rivers for mussel beds.
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Jessie Blunk
New Albany
Edward Fulner
Louis Didelot
Bud Fulner
Louisville
Thomas Peters
Leonia Farnsley
Naomi Smith
Vine Grove
Ellen Beeler
West Point
Peach Wilkerson
Valley Station
Zola Peters
Seven Springs News Recap and Local Visits
The Bethesda ice cream supper was a success. Adelbert Coniee of Illinois is visiting his old home. Mrs. Haabeth Payton is very ill with typhoid fever. Miss Nora Smith visits her Grandpapa Smith. Miss Lucille Wells stays with John Foreman family. Oil Ingerdy and Russell Xean attend the Kentucky State Fair. Mr. B F O Bannon and son Ben attend the fair. A number from the vicinity attend Dick's show at Elizabeth. Charles Brint from Boone township visits Bill Hiser's family. Mrs. B F O Bannon spends Monday with her father William Tussell of Taylor township. Miss Bertha Welker and Mr. Jess Windle of Howard's Park visit with Mr and Mrs Lee Winkler.
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Adelbert Coniee
Ilinois
Haabeth Payton
Nora Smith
Grandpapa Smith
Lucille Wells
John Foreman
Oil Iingery
Russell iXean
B. F. O'Bannon
Ben
Elizabeth
Charles Brint
Boone Township
Bill Hiser
B. F. O’ Bannon
William Tussell
Taylor Township
Bertha Welker
Jess Windle
Howard’s Park
Lee Winkler
Declaration Day Observance Planned by Local Churches
Declaration Day will be observed next Sunday September 26 with a rally at Bible school hour and a sermon at 10 20 A M on the theme Where the Scriptures Speak We Speak and where the Scriptures are Silent We are Silent A varied program will close the day with invitations extended by pastor W D Barrie
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Disciples of Christ
W.D. Barrie
Local Notes From Across Town And State Fair Visit
Elizabeth J. A. Windos and Thomas Bowling traveled to Louisville for surgery and family visits. Mrs. McQolens came to visit her daughter Mrs. Lon Cooper here while Thomas Robinson stayed with the Winders. Several residents attended the Falls Cities visit and the state fair with George Neamer returning to the city for the first time in years.
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George Neamer
Ife
Local residents visit kin and attend events in Sandy Branch area
Sandy Branch reports visitors and social gatherings as families from Abbie Keen to Laconia and Falls Cities stop by homes. Marshall Miller, son of Chorge Miller, dies of typhoid fever Sunday night. Several families, including the Bryants, Stuarts, Nessingers and Yeagers, spend weekends with relatives.
In Memory of Lucy Eeckart
Lucy Eeckart born October 25 1876 died August 11 1909 at age 32 9 18 leaves husband three children mother three brothers one sister and many relatives and friends member of U B Church Funeral at Fairview Church led by Rev G C Forwood burial at Jordans cemetery obituary hymn verses note final line BLEAR HH
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Lucy Eckart
U. B. Church
Fairview Church
G.C. Forwood
Jordan's Cemetery
Tarewell
Jesus
Harvest Home Services at St Peters Lutheran Franklin
The Harvest Home annual feast will be held at St Peters Lutheran Church in Franklin township. Services are at 9 30 a m in German and English, Sunday school program at 2 30 p m, and preaching service at 7 30 p m. The public is invited. Rev. L W Nordsick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Franklin Township
Tev
L. W. Nordsick
Davis Cut Rate Drug Store Advertises Patents Prices
Local ad lists patent medicines with low prices led by Peru na 8c Hood's Sarsaparilla 83c Kodal 42 83c Syrup Pepsin 42 85c at Davis Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Davis’a
Hood
Davis
Corydon Library Plans Expanded Hours This Winter
The Corydon Library and Reading Room Association aims to keep the reading room open every afternoon and evening starting after October first. They have built a library of about 500 volumes, seek juvenile books, urge all patrons to renew pledges to fund next year, and invite local support from all residents.
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The
Corydon Library and Reading Room Association
Death of Mrs Malinda Frakes in Boone Township
Mrs Malinda Ann Frakes died at her Boone township home Sunday morning after a long illness at age 78 years 8 months and 29 days. Funeral services were conducted by Rev W D Bartle in the Chapel Muday afternoon and burial followed in the nearby church cemetery. Widow of Peter Frakes she leaves two children William H Frakes of Kansas and Mrs Ida Watson of Boone township, eight children total with six predeceased. She joined the Christian church about twenty five years ago and remained a devout member until death.
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Malinda Ann Frakes
Boone Township
Union Chapel
Muday
W.D. Bartle
Corydon
Peter Frakes
William H. Frakes
Kansas
Ida Watson
Christian Church
Eleven-Year-Old Dies of Typhoid in Posey Township
Marshall Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, died Saturday night at home in Posey township from typhoid fever. Funeral services were at Glenwood church Taylor township conducted by Barrow Presbyterian minister Elizabeth, with burial in Glenwood cemetery. His parents and another son remain seriously ill with typhoid fever.
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Marshall
George Miller
Posey Township
Glenwood Church
Taylor Township
Barrow
Elizabeth
Glenwood
Miller
Keller entertains party at Kamp Keller on Blue River
Ir Keller hosted Col J H Quast and son Frank, Shoemakers Burr Overton chemist for Syrup of Figs Co and attorney Joseph Saks all of Louisville. Capt J T Hopkins of Jeffersonville and Fred John Pannenfelser of Corydon joined. Camp Cook David Salts of this place cooked. The party caught fifty two fish and had a jolly time.
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Ir. Keller
Franklin Township Sunday School Convention at St. Peter's
The Franklin Township Sunday School Convention will be held at St. Peter's Lutheran church on Sunday October 3 in the afternoon. The public is cordially invited to attend and help make the meeting a success. Friida Lorricu secretary Go Shaffer president.
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Franklin Township
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Friida Lorricu
G. Shaffer
Notice to Pay for Gro. B. Byrum debts
Notice to pay all indebted persons to Gro. B. Byrum by October 15. Collect outstanding accounts promptly and do not disregard this notice. Laconia Indiana sep22-3w. Also an ad for KK Bake flour brand. 8-3
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Gro
B. Byruum
Laconia
Ind
Last Union Services Unite Corydon Churches on Sundays
The Corydon churches held their first union Sunday service of the year at the Methodist church with Rev. E I LaRue delivering a farewell sermon before conference. Organist Winnie Brewster and singers T J Fludson and Essie Conrad performed as the four town pastors rotated duties, praising harmonious cooperation.
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Corydon
Methodist Church
E. I. LaRue
LaRue
Winnie Brewster
T. J. Fludson
Essie Conrad
Harrison Township Names School Teachers for Coming Year
Harrison township announces the list of teachers to staff its schools this coming year. Included are Robert Funk Charles H Kavel Ruth Denbo W Shatter D C Wintner Nellie Pitman Clara Hauswald Edna McRae Mrs Julia Neely John H Daley Clarence Stonecipher W W Wincell Harvey E Baxley Slugh Rhodes Cort O Crosby Robert Albin Bettie Mathes Georgia H Lemmon Stella J Hisey and C L Dick with assigned numbers for each post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Funk
Charles H. Kavel
Ruth Denbo
W. Shatter
D. C. Wintner
Nellie Pitman
Clara Hauswald
Edna McRae
Julia Neely
John H. Daley
Clarence Stonecipher
W. W. Wincell
Harvey E. Baxley
Slugh Rhodes
Cort O. Crosby
Robert Albin
Bettie Mathes
Georgia H. Lemmon
Stella J. Hisey
C. L. Dickés Oa
Death of Mrs Blume in Heidelberg community
Jovilla J Blume born Harrison county Indiana December 16 1858 died September 16 1909 aged 50 years 9 months 6 days She married William G C Blume October 28 1887 they had one child The husband died July 18 1896 left a daughter aged mother one sister three brothers and many friends She joined UW B church in 1881 converted at Heidelberg last January Funeral conducted by Rev Sk G Jann Saturday at Heidelberg remains laid beside her husband Corydon cemetery
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Jovilla J. Blume
Harrison County
Indiana
William Gcg. Blume
UW. B
Heidelberg
Sk. G. Jann
Corydon
Death of John L. Rawlings at Milltown
John L. Rawlings died at his Milltown home on Saturday September 19 after several months of tuberculosis. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 PM at the Baptist church, with burial in Milltown cemetery. He was about forty years old and survived by his widow and three children. A longtime undertaker, he was a member of the Undertakers' Association of Louisville whose pallbearers attended.
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John L. Rawlings
Milltown
Baptist Church
Chidren
Undertakers’ Association of
Louisville
Sunday School Rally at Central September 25 1909
A Sunday school rally is planned at Central on September 25 1909 at 1 PM by the Christian Sunday school. Refreshments will be on the grounds. Several good speakers are expected. An ice cream supper may follow at night if weather permits. Everyone is invited. Miss ETHEL TRANUM, See.
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Central
Christian Sunday School
Ethel Tranum
Brandenburg man gored by cow injuring leg in county
Hewitt McCauliff of Brandenburg Ky engaged with Rush Boone in buying horses and mules in the county for months. A vicious cow horned him last week piercing his leg and causing a severe wound.
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Hewitt McCauliff
Brandenburg
Rush Boone
Boone Township
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Colt For Sale
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Georgetown
A. H.voelker
Elizabeth Hauswald
Cora
Clara
Rob. Walther
AJ H L. Voelker
Andrew
Robert Cruen
Esther
Dun- Can
Maggie
Jennie Seitz
Flatwoods
Cora Mangwald
Sinks
Edmund Hisenmeatier
Alvie Vort
New Middletown
Alfred and
Coustav Schoen
Black Creek
Julius Zubel
Henry Voelker
Miliary
Anna Voelker
Bertha Blank
Clara Dietrich
Mary Schneider
Augusta
Martha Walther
Philip Eisert
Fred Voelker
Henry
Robert Blank
MD Dietrich
Willand Ed Schneider
Rob
Hugo Walther
Arthur Zollman
Hermandeitz
A. C. Walther
Huddletown
Iowa
Con Carter
Mr. Hubbard
Seven Springs
Darling
Bethesda
J. A. Windos
Thomas Bowling
Glenda Slaymaker
Thomas Drillett
Burns
McIntire
Sibert
Charles Deatrich
Charles Rupp
Aaron Johnson
Lilian Burton Campbell
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Clarence
Jessie Cooper
Otis Ta- Duke
Sandy Branch
Lottie Kron
Abbie
Frank
Delbert Lemmel
Clarfield Kron
Edward Bryant
Chris
Shaffer
Marshall Miller
Chorge Miller
Billie Stuart
Sallie Fink
Myrtle
Falls Cities
Luther Nessinger
Walter Yeager
Little Child
Sarah Yeager
John Lemmel
Edward Best
Oscar Fryrear
Altha
Delia Bryant
Little Blanche
John Stuart
James Kron
Lucy Eeckart
Harvest Home Service
Corydon Library
Malinda Frakes
Hkrmp Keller
S. S
Last Union Services
Harrison Township
S.S. Rally
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