Georgetown W C T U Institute Delivers Notable Results
The Georgetown W C T U held its local institute at M E church on September 15 with Mrs Anna Jones and Mrs Anna McDaniels leading the program. Reports from Mothers Meetings and jail ministry highlighted by Sunday infirmary and jail services. new officers elected and a silver medal contest awarded to Lois McGlothan and Gertrude Willar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown W. C. T. U
M. E. Church
Anna Jones
Anna McDaniels
Anna Plaise
New Albany Union
Eugene Montgomery
M. BE
Ralph Stewart
Union
Tnion
New Aldhany
Terre Haute
County Infirmary
Florence M. King
Maud Hottell
Mae Seppenfield
Florence Crosby
Vesta Hippy
Georgetown
Anna Montgomery
Tima Gayle Albin
Helen Kirkham
Virginia Taylor
Georgetown Union
Floyd County
New Albany
James
Mattie Engleman
Rastus
Anich Enslaved
Ruth Jacob
Sellersburg
Vesta Rippy
Ida Woelflin
Park Christian Church
Splm
Georgetown Viien
Florence M. Ring
Bartle
Res. Miller
al Boebureh
Vernon Smith
Virginia
Murphy
Ethel Hauswald
Gertrude Hodge
Gertrude Willar
Elbert Lobac
Lois McGlothan
Mattin Engleman
George Washington Jefferson Brown
The
Christian Church
Bro
Robert Kelley
Walter Oster
Virginia Murphy
Alice Oster
Alma
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Getz With Eighty Seven Guests
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. Andrew Getz’s home on September 16 for a large birthday party. A long table spread in the front yard drew cheers as George Kopp offered thanks before the feast. Forty six candles graced a birthday cake presented by Ida Curtis, with many gifts and music and games concluding the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Getz
Grover Carpenter
Amzie Richard
Maggie Stephens
Ida Curtis
Sarah
Irma
Calvin Douglass
Maurice Duggins
LeRoy Powell
Wesley Tucker
Frank Cooley
Lafe Brock
Gladys Newman
Evelyn Overton
Paul Jansen
New Albany
Emery Bradford
J. P. Denbo
Emma
Ollie
Claud Denbo
George R. Binkley
Grover Wiseman
Frank Cunningham
Otto Wiseman
Wim. Reas
Cora Miller
Samuel
Henry Amy
Freida
Mary
Geo. Kopp
Ernest
Chas. Neely
Fern
Sylvia
Charline
Wilma
Albert Kitterman
Veleria
Ruth Glenn
Clifford Stillwell
Louis Stillwell
Vera
Forest
Leana Pheiler
Mary Roberts
Beauehel
Ariston Alstott
Elsie Wiseman
Marcia Wiseman
Health Conference At La Conta Brings Child Health Examinations
On September 6 and 7 the Health Conference of the State led by Dr M W Allen and Nurse Miss M Steilberg and Mr W W Smith provided a health picture show and child examinations for ages 1 to 7 in LaConda area. Mothers learn to improve child health with milk intake and dental care. Several children were examined at the High School with Mrs Mollie Lillpop Zeina assisting. A man, David Tirdson, 63, was sentenced for assault and battery with intent to kill, six months on the State Penal Farm and a $100 fine. Mayor Robert W Morris reported the case from New Albany Item Courier Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Conference
M. W. Allen
New York
M. Steilberg
Louisville
W. W. Smith
Benton County
State House
Indianapolis
Mollie Lillpop
Zeina
Arminda Greer
David Tirdson
Robert W. Morris
Fred L. Cook
New Albany Item
Courier- Journal
State Highway Reopens After Months Closed for One Mile
Edwardsville to New Albany road reopened last Saturday after over two months of closure for a one mile construction. Report says the surface carried heavy oil, prompting many to use the detour from Edwardsville north to the other pike, with some paying 50 cents for private farm road passage to avoid the oiled stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
New Albany
Pearl Conlee Weds Vernon Blenkiron In Bloomington Home
Miss Pearl Bernadine Conlee became the bride of Vernon Blenkiron of Los Angeles at the home of the bride’s brother in Normal. Rev. H B Wooding officiated the single ring ceremony after which a wedding dinner followed. The couple plan a honeymoon trip and residence in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Conlee
Hester Avenue
Normal
Pearl Bernadine Conlee
Vernon Blenkiron
Los Angeles
Cal
H. B. Wooding
Presbyterian Church of Normal
Miss Conlee
H. Conlee
Elizabeth
Ind
Brown's Business College
W. Klemm
Teavenry
Blenkiron
H. B. Blenkiron
Compton
University of Southern California
Zeta Kappa Epsilon
Bloomington
California
Vernon Club
Daily Pantagraph
Til
Corydon Auto Accidents Report Near Lanesville and Rosenbarnger Corner
Two Corydon area crashes last week involved local drivers. G C Armor and Joe McClaran head on near Lanesville with both vehicles heavily damaged but no serious injuries. Claude Hurst and Lew M O Bannon also collided at Rosenbarger’s corner, causing minor damage and slight injuries to Mrs Hurst. The piece notes drivers from the left must yield to right of way and urges caution. It also recounts a cherry blossom feast gift from Davidson residents including cake, napkin, games, shoes and pears sent by Rev J Griffin Chapmien and mentions a Japan earthquake disaster context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
G. C. Armor
Joe McClaran
Lanesville
Armor
Mr. McClaran
Claude Hurst
Lew M. O’bannon
Rosenbarger’s Corner
Mr. Hurst
Henry Greer
Japan
Floyd Chapman
Davidson
Public Auction of Farm and Household Goods in Taylor Township
Mrs Lavina Critchlow will sell personal property at public auction at her home one mile south of Buena Vista on Thursday October 11 1923. Items include a milk cow wheelbarrow and ample household kitchen furniture with beds tables chairs carpets and more. Sale starts at 1 PM with four percent cash discount over five dollars. Also offered at the same time and place is the forty acre home farm with sale terms to be announced. S-19-t-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Critchlow
Taylor Township
Buena Vista
Wood Lawson
Tyrell Davis
A Hoosier Gathering Honors Mrs Willett at Hillsboro Dinner
Mrs Mary Willett of Hillsboro Indiana hosted a large dinner Sunday September ninth in honor of her sister Mrs Charlotte Gehlbach of Harrison County Indiana. Seventy two guests from multiple towns attended including Mr and Mrs James Willett and son Walter Ambia Ind Mr and Mrs Holm an Willett Mr and Mrs Lew Rich Danville Ind and others from Williamsport Rossville New Ross Judyville and Churubusco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Be. Willett
Hillsboro
Ind
Charlotte Gehlbach
Harrison County
Bell Royal
Amanda Engle
Kate Engle
Foster
Poe
W. T. Willett
James H. Willett
Walter
Ambia
Holman Willet
Lew Rich
Danville
Sallie Hread
Clyde Auter
Williamsport
George Smith
Rossville
Elvira McCormick
Ray Ducas
Tab, Ind
Mikie Woehl
Ray
Ethel
John Bruch
New Ross
Cave Willett
Stone Bluff
Will Abel
Roscoe Zenor
Frank Barwick
Rev
Judyville
Willie Tuell
Elizabeth
Boyd Stevenson
Benton County
Helen Pauley
Churubusco
Whitley County
Mabel Edwards
Que
Farewell gathering for Lowell Stevens before Taylor University
Relatives and friends gathered at Pete Stevens home to honor Lowell Stevens as he prepares to resume studies as a minister at Taylor University. Guests shared a noon feast on the front lawn and enjoyed social time and music aboard the Ambrosa before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Stevens
Lowell
Taylor University
Ernest
Kenneth
Raymond
Ed. Colin
Chas. Lincoln
Geo. Stout
Ed. Bye
Nicholas
Lon Mosier
Russell
Ollie Colin
Ray Whitman
Howard
Mada
Elden Ellis
Robert
Cora Briscoe
Doris
Orville Goldman
Alfred
Lester
Paul
May
Harry Davis
Juhnnie
Riley
Charles
Marvin Tinaire
Gayle
Delmo
Loig Rigot
Blanche Colin
Cleo Colin
Hart Lincoln
Bishop
Popular Summer Camps For Boys And Girls In The South
The growth of summer camps for boys and girls has become a major trend in tourist travel. The Southern Railway News Bulletin notes thirty-one camps across North Georgia North Carolina and East Tennessee attracting attendees from as many as twenty four states with families visiting alongside the campers.
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Ark
Southern
North Georgia
North Carolina
East Tennessee
Southern Railway News Bulletin
Wedding of Miss Lithia and Mr Claude Rosenbaug Held
Announcement notes the wedding Saturday at Mrs Laura Cnadel's East Spring Street Newany. Officiant Rev F A Mensch. Attendants were Miss Althea Fuller of Philadelphia and Mr Charles Drayer. Groom son of J W Rosenbarger, nephew of Henry Wiseman.
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Lithia
Claude Rosenbaug
Laura ¢Nadel
Spring Street
Newany
F. A. Mensch
Althea ‘Fuller
Philadelphia
Charles Drayer
J. W. Roesenbarger
Henry Wiseman
Southern Railway handles 1923 Georgia peach crop efficiently
The Southern Railway System highlights its growth in handling large freight by moving 5,700 cars of Georgia peaches in 1923 with no extra effort and without slowing other traffic. Improvements like double track grades and stronger locomotives aided the record, described by an Inman Yards worker as “just like shooting fish.”
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Southern Railway
Georgia
Southern
Inman Yards
Southern Railway News
Oil and Gas Wells in Indiana June Report
A June bulletin by Theodore M. Kingsbury details Indiana oil and gas activity in 23 counties. Highlights include the Met Mock farm 200-barrel well, the ninth on Thomas O Brien farm at about 100 barrels per day, and a fifth Ritenour farm well at about 150 barrels daily. Wa bash Pipe Line Co. organized with a 1000 barrel storage tank near Ridgeville and the first 2000 barrel tank car shipment to an Ohio refinery.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Theodore M. Kingsbury
Richard Lieber
Pike Township
Jay County
Met Mock
Ridgeville
N. E. Masters
Thomas O’brien
Omar Oil & Gas Company
Ritenour
Wabash Pipe Line Company
Ohio
Visitors from Pennsylvania to Corydon
Mrs Harve Fink and her son Howard from Rochester Pennsylvania visited Corydon last Monday driving via Rochester and plan to return later in the week. Mrs Fink, formerly Florence Colvin daughter of Luke H Colvin, was born in Taylor township and lived in Rochester Penn for years. Mr Fink grew up in Posey township. They have seven children. They stopped to visit Jacob Fink in Miamisburg Ohio and Cy Lemmon in Shelbyville Indiana on their way west. Mrs Fink was a pupil of the Democrat editor and is held in high regard as a leading Harrison county resident.
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Pennsylvania
Harve Fink
Howard
Rochester
Corydon
Fink
Florence Colvin
Luke H. Colvin
Taylor Township
This County
Penn
Mr. Fink
Posey Township
Harrison County
Attitude Toward Work Shapes Career Success
A motivational note stresses that view of one’s job determines long term achievement. It contrasts seeing work as mere labor versus a calling and urges adopting a diligent, purposeful mindset to advance professionally.
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The text urges taking pride in work and applying the best effort to turn a job into a life’s masterpiece. It argues success depends on spirit brought to work and viewing one’s vocation as an opportunity to show inner talents and achieve expertise with dedication.
Stocking Ponds and Streams With Fish in Indiana
Indiana fish plants from state hatcheries for June total 119 725 with 20 June first shipment. Species planted in public waters include 96 775 black bass 8 650 bluegills 3 550 crappie 1 500 rock bass 4 050 yellow perch 5 100 carp and bullheads and 100 catfish. Work will continue into fall as the season was backward this year per George N Mannfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Indiana
Manfeld
Lanesville Ball Club Defeats Chipcoes In Close 11–10 Victory
The Lanesville Ball Club beat the Chipcoes of New Albany 11 to 10 on Sunday September 16. Lyskowinski pitched seven innings with seven strikeouts and Walters finished with no hits or runs allowed. Batteries Chipeoes Pine and Thomas. Lanesville Lyskowinski Walters and Stanley. Umpires Flanigan and Woodward. The Leavenworth team from Borden will play at Lanesville on Sunday September 23.
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Lanesville
Chipcoes
New Albany
Plue
Lyskowinski
Walters
Chipeees
Chipeoes
Pine & Thomas
Stanley
Flanigan and
Woodward
Leavenworth
Borden
Bali Club
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W. C. T. U. Meetings
Laconta
Miss Pearl Conlee
Alto
Rosenbarger—Schmadel
OLD Capital Bank & Trust CO
OLD Capital Bank
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