Death of Walter Andrew Stonecipher in LaPorte County
The two year old Walter Andrew Stonecipher died at home in LaPorte County on Monday after a five day pneumonia illness. The body was taken to Corydon for burial and interred at Perseverence Chapel cemetery. He leaves a father, mother, two sisters, and many relatives. The Stoneciphers formerly lived in the county before moving to their present home. The obituary also mentions an Educator-Journal editorial advocating preservation of Corydon’s Old Capitol and cites a Louisville Courier-Journal editorial supporting action by Indiana citizens.
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Walter Andrew
Airs
Walter Stonecipher
LaPorte County
Corydon
Perseverence Chapel Cemetery
Educator-Journal
Indianapolis
Julia Fried Walker
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Capitol
Educator- Journal
Theiores Courier-Journal
Indiana
Couier- Journal
Inutiana
Dipliana
Foxer
Be Natural and Strong in Your Own Self
A compact moral essay urges naturalness over imitation and stresses the value of authentic self, work done unseen, and confidence in latent ability. It blends personal exhortation with short local notices and ads. The piece cites Saintly advice and hints at community happenings, births, and local commerce.
Local notices and social updates from Taylor Township area
Diphtheria and fever cases noted among residents including Maurice McKinney and Mrs Alonzo Miller. Several locals attend the Kentucky State Fair and State War event in Indianapolis while others visit relatives in Louisville and nearby towns. An economic sale offers buggies, wheat drills, and manure spreaders from L. B. Zabel & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McKinney
Mrs
Alonzo Miller
iKemip
L. BP. Zabel & Co
Oak Ridge Social Notes and Local Visits
Oak Ridge residents attended the State Fair in Louisville and a supper at Laconia. Thomas Radmacher and J B Shields delivered apples to Mauckport while Miss Lois Conrad visited Evans Landing. A gathering at Frank Cunningham’s home included many local friends and wrapped up after a pleasant evening.
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Arminda Noe
Indianapolis
Ruth
Margaret
Paul Brown
Louisville
Andrew Colvin
Kosmosdale
Thomas Radmacher
Mauckport
J.B. Sheilds
Laconia
Lois Conrad
Harry Cunningham
Evans Landing
J. 2B. Shields
Hdna Clarke
Oliver Zimmerman
Thoma Crosier
Alma Murdock
Elizabeth
Oak Ridge
Frank Cunningham
Misse Sallie
Videlia
Mstyal
Grady Shields
Ruth Brown
Ethel
Clar Falkerson
Jerafcine Crosier
Marcell Jobson
Mary Douglas
Ida Wooward
Mary Greer
Olive Ellis
James Holliday
Hewitt Cunningham
Harold Crosier
Raymon Greer
Marshall
Thomas Robson
Alva Brown
Howard Woodware
Ald
Soc
Newspaper Editor Appeals for Readers Help and Stock Sellout
The editor explains printing limits and staffing, urges readers to submit news and ads early, and notes a sale of general merchandise at cost as stock dwindles. Local readers are reminded to visit Wilson Heaters newly arrived, with Bird and Depain in Lamir, Indiana referenced.
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Democrat
Loval Motion
Banc
The
Bird
Depain
Ind
Vice President Preaches at Camp Meeting Amid School Law Rethink
The Brookly n Eagle notes Vice President Marshall preaching at a Virgin Methodist camp meeting and questions a shift from custom. It cites Assistant Superintendent John J Trollman on compulsory school attendance ages 5 to 16, with age certificates filed and guardianship records updated. It references parenting views, religious influence, and local school governance.
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Marshall
Charling
Beth
Childen
School Corpor
Township
Irporation
Eters
Orginal
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Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone
A. J. Thomas
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Chas. J. Wright
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Teresa PO
A J. Blunkg
Undertakers
New Middletown, Mnd
Eureka
Ip LaPorte
Indiana’s “Old Capitol
George Marth
Adnatus
Thompson’s Chapel
Walter Taylor
Victor Rigot
Depauw
Jesse Phevenot
Brother Rumbley
Otto Wiseman
Gibbs Wiseman
Wilford Giles
Frances
Charley Pinaire
Ray Seacat
Rollake
Pinaire
Blanche
Mabel Larmon
Minnie
Anna Harriion
Shelby Bye
Milltown
Wro
Lincoln
Lola ‘Taylor
Sam ‘Taylor
Alfred Chalmer
Kansas City
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Simpson Miuor and Family
Argyle
Mich
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Taylor Township
Lana Young
Elsie Landrus
Margaret Brown
Lloyd Russell
Neb
Aitha Merk
Helen
August Merk
Herman Brown
Ford O'Bannon
Harry Wilbiar
Drs. Bierly
Weaver
Fred Johns
Philip Barger
Orlin
Pearl
Harry Stewart
Sugar Grove
Tillie B. Paymer
Mary Shireman
2. C. Byerly
Eernest Neely
Mt. Carmel
Armo Garey
Warren Miller
Filey
Misses Childreth
Trotisville
John W. Frank
Purdue University
Cary Days
Elorace Flora
National Guards of
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Pass de Baca
Rio Grande
Flora
Lex
Walter McIntire
H. S. At
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John J. Trolfman
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