Death of James A Stonecipher Near Pilot Knob Ind
James A Stonecipher died at his home near Pilot Knob Crawford county Indiana on September 23 1908 after nine weeks of spinal trouble. He was born August 31 1859 in Harrison county and married Rachel J Colin on September 9 1886. five children were born, one died in infancy. Funeral held at Mill town September 24. He leaves a wife four children two brothers three sisters and a half sister. The obituary notes his faith in the U B Church and expresses Christian consolation for the family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Asa Stonecipher
Pilot Knob
Crawford County
Ind
Henry Stonecipher
Harrison County
Rachel J. Colin
U. B. Church
Milltown
Toombs
Stonecipher
Wn. H. Turley
Hardin County
Indiana
English
Corydon
Rebecca Stonecipher
Mary
George W
Elizabeth Turley
Sarah J. Harbaugh
Emma Dellinger
Elizabeth Rosenbarger
Japheth
Abraham
Sampson
German Reformed Church
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
S. L. Tood
The Mowrer Studio Advertises Portrait Services
The Mowrer Studio on the ground floor offers ample space and premier equipment with attractive prices. The notice urges readers not to miss visiting for photography and pricing, dated sep 23 5. Rosenbarger's fresh oysters also noted.
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Mowrer
N. J. Corner
P. O. Square
Frank S. Mowrer
He Rested From His Labors, Says H W
A brief obituary note states that the subject received something from his daughter Mary E and his son Japheth and his wife and that he rests from his labors, reflecting a solemn memorial passage.
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Mary E
Japheth
In Memoriam for Kenneth B Smith Nephew
An obituary note from an uncle, H. Mader, mourns Kenneth B Smith who died September 11 1908. The brief tribute recalls loss and sorrow, speaks to death’s weight, and asks why the strong are taken while the old remain, ending with a personal sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B Smith
Ten Years of Suffering Ends with Hemroid Cure
Mr G Stephenson of Peter borough reports long years of piles first itching then bleeding and pain. After using Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid, he saw improvement after a few doses and claims to be completely cured. The Dr Leonhardt Co. offers a $1,000 guarantee with every box. Buffalo New York. Louis S Riely Station B Buffalo NY.
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G Stephenson
Peterborough
Dr. Leonhardt
Hem Reid
Louis S. Riely
The
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo, N.Y
Hoosier Drills Marketed as Lightweight Simple Axle Units
Hoosier unveils a lightest tuning straight axle drill enabling quick adjustments in fertilizer and wheat quantities. Demonstrations available at VY. H. Bulleti & Sons advertise the model with a price of $233.
Gravel Creek Social Roundup Includes Visits and Surprises
Frank Schoen spent Sunday with home folks. Ruby Hottell visited John Morgan’s family. Mrs Susan McEl fresh’s funeral was held at Union. Lola McClure and George Conlee called on Schoen. Mayme, Clay Rosell, and Walter Foreman visited friends in Kentucky. About twenty five youths surprised Miss Hollis. Mrs Lou Parker’s birthday brought a Tuesday evening reception. Union church repairs finished and services held, reflecting on the church’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoen
Ruby Hottell
John Morgan
Susan McElfresh
Union
Lola McClure
George Conlee
Mayme
Clay Rosell
Walter Foreman
Kentucky
Lou Parker
Union Church
More Than Enough Is Too Much Diet Advice
A health note advises mature adults to eat only what is needed for repair, energy, and warmth to avoid stomach troubles and kidney disorders. It recommends revising the diet and using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, sold by Louis S. Riely. Oct.
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Chamberlain
Louis S. Riely
Tin roofing and tin shop work by Geo B Wahl
Job ad offering tin roofing gutters spouting galvanized iron flues and any tin shop tasks by Geo B Wahl. Includes time frame sep30-6w and location implied in ownership.
Mrs Hester A Jenkins dies after long illness in Jackson Twp
Mrs Hester A Jenkins wife of the late Jonathan Jenkins dies at her home in Jackson township near Byrneville on September 12 1908 She is survived by six children and twenty grandchildren with eight in Kansas a sister Mrs Susan Overhauns of Collinsville Ohio and several nephews and nieces She was born December 27 1826 near Edwardsville and married January 25 1849 Their eldest Isaac and three youngest Eddy Charlotte and Lavaina preceded them in death The family notes her patient sufferings and exemplary life The notice also lists local ads and fertilizer stock updates from Globe Hopkins and Daybreak brands and ManZan Pile Remedy ided with sale details by Louis Riely
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Hester A. Jenkins
Jonathan Jenkins
Jackson Township
Byrneville
St. John
Jenkins
Edwardsville
Mr. Jenkins
Eddy
Charlotte
Lavaina
Issac
Julia A
David
Spencer
George Jenkins
Holden
Thomas
California
Susan Overhauns
Collinsville
Kansas
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Lane in Jackson Township
A Sunday morning birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Marshall Lane was held at her Jackson township home. Fifty six neighbors and friends attended with their families, including Charlies Gardner, Jacob Reinhart, Jacob Elwanger, Fred Igert, Jasnts Clunie, Mrs. Emma Lahue, Charless Walter, George Conrad, Crystal Ebwaoger, Rev. Sibert and James Evana, who wished her many more happy birthdays.
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Marshall Lane
Jackson Township
Charlies Gardner
Jacob Reinhart
Jacob Elwanger
Fred Igert
Jasnts Clunie
Emma Lahue
Charless Walter
George Conrad
Crystal Ebwaoger
Rev
Sibert
James Evana
Lone
Birthday Dinner for Jacob Elwanger in Jackson Township
Relatives and friends gathered at Jacob Elwanger's home in Jackson Township on Tuesday September 17 to celebrate his 36th birthday. Attendees included Jacob Reinhardt and family Marshall Lane and family Mrs Christ Elwanger and family Charles Gardner and wife Andrew Lone and family Fred Eigers and wife Philip Berst and wife Levk Blunk and family Mrs Jacob Clomp and son Ora Mrs Emma Lahue and family and Miss Nao Lahue. They departed at late hour wishing many more such happy birthdays.
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Jacob Elwanger
Jackson Township
Jacob Reinhardt
Marshall Lane
Christ Elwanger
Charles Gardner
Andrew Lone
Fred Eigers
Philip Berst
Levk Blunk
Jacob Clomp
Ora
Emma Lahue
Nao Lahue
Surprise Supper for Mrs Mary Getz on 31st Birthday
A surprise supper was held Tuesday evening September 22 to celebrate Mrs Mary Getz turning thirty one. Guests included Henry Army and family John Kopi and family Mrs Charley Neely children Daniel Lopp and wife W Reas and wife Aaron Miller and sons David Melton and wife Jamess Morland Clarence Reas Lewis Kopp Mrs Alf Stonecipher and daughter Mary and Mrs Golda Bliss.
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Mary Getz
Henry Army
John Kopi
Charley Neely
Daniel Lopp
W Reas
Aaron Miller
David Melton
Jamess Morland
Clarence Reas
Lewis Kopp
Alf Stonecipher
Mary
Golda Bliss
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Speak at 76th
A surprise dinner honored Abrs. W. H. Speak for her 76th birthday on Saturday September 26. About 11 oclock the family gathered and 32 oclock the sable held four good things to eat. Guests included Willet Speak Fayw ily Paul Buechler Jamiz Jobrs Hoffman and wife. Ice cream and cake followed and all enjoyed the evening.
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W. H. Speak
Willet Speak
Fayw~ Ily
Paul Buechler
Jamiz
Jobrs Hoffman
Stag Party At Kamp Keillex On Blue River
A group including Col. J. B. Quast Frank Quast Bary Overton of Louisville and others from Indianapolis and nearby towns spent last week at Kamp Keillex on the Blue River. David Salts was chief cook and George Fried head fisherman. They caught a 34 inch catfish and reported plenty of fish.
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Kamp Keillex
Blue River
Col. J. B. Quast
Frank Quast
Bary Overton
Louisville
Drs. Z. C
C. T. Wolfe
Joe Bender
F. A. Bokleit
W. H. Keller
T. J. Hudson
Johns. Dannenfelser
Sam Wolfe
Gem M. Logan
Indianapolis
David Salts
George Fried
Taylor Township Names Nine Teachers for Current Term
The Taylor township school system selects nine teachers for the present term. Lillian Davis Gertie Russell Maurice N O Bannon John Hedges Arminda Noe Charles Wilson Jesse Kelley Corena Lamb HNa McCauley are named to staff the schools.
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Taylor Township
Lilian Davis
Gertie Russell
Maurice N. O'Bannon
John Hedges
Arminda Noe
Charles Wilson
Jesse Kelley
Corena Lamb
Hna McCauley
Chronic Diarrhoea Relief After Army Illness
George M. Felton of South Gibson Pennsylvania recalls chronic diarrhoea from 1863 and credits Chamberlain's Cube Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping the ailment after one bottle. Sold by Lomis and Riely.
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George M. Felton
South Gibson
Max A. W. Miles
Lomis
Attorney O Bannon Gains Pension Bureau Admittance
Corydon resident Mr O Bannon with a decade of pension claim experience is now admitted to practice before the Pension Bureau and the Interior Department in Washington. He pledges to secure pensions for those entitled under the law and requests postage to reply. The Ramsay post office shows the largest tablet on the markets.
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Lew Mr. O'Bannon
Corydon
Inéyana
Ima
Pension Bureau
Interior Department
Washington
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Rosenbarger
Wm. H. Turley
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TE W. J. Seller CO
H.W
Memoriam
H. Mader
Geo. B. Wahl
A. B.C
Louis 8. Riely
Globe, Hopkins and
Daybreak
V. H. Buunzir & Sons
Stg
Taylor Township Teachers
I. Sl
P. O
Ramsey
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