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Carroll Rush was one of the Jeffersonville residents who stayed and volunteered as a rescue worker during the 1937 Ohio River Valley Flood.&...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Oral History interview with Norris Emerson Mode. Mr. and Mrs. Mode were living on Maple Street in 1937. High water forced them from the...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
In 1937, James Kershner was twelve years old. In this interview, Mr. Kershner recounts the memories of that 12 year old, forced with hi...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Dorothy Phillips and her husband lived in a rented home in Jeffersonville at the time of the flood. Instead of leaving, Dorothy signed ...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
An employee newsletter
MI RRORONE CARLOADTO MEMPHISthe2. OLIYER0MIRROR • MAY, 1951theOLIVER0MIRRORVOLUME 3 No. 5Published at Chicago, Ill., by and for themembers of the&#x...
Business & Industry -
Barbara Keller Miller and her husband operated F. C. [Falls City] Electric Company on Spring Street in Jeffersonville at the time of&#x...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Ruth Richardson Frederick was 15 at the time of the flood. She describes her life in Jeffersonville and Port Fulton and the devastation ...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
At the time of the flood, C. Kenneth Meloy was a high school senior and paperboy. During the flood he helped set up tents at ...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Miss Frances Beard spent her adult life teaching at Port Fulton School. In her earliest years, the school served as a Refugee Center fo...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Pius Schneider was the son of Fredoline and Katherine Schneider. He lived nearly all his life in Madison working as a carpenter most of...
River to Rail and Lemen Collection -
Transcript of a series of six interviews with Alfred F. Dowd, a former employee and administrator of the Indiana correctional system for mor...
Indiana State Library Oral History Collection -
Charlotte (Lottie) Caplinger was born in March of 1870 in Jefferson County, Indiana to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Pritchard. She was e...
River to Rail and Lemen Collection -
Herbert, known to the locals as Rolly, Rowlison was born in 1869 to Manlybert and Viola Rowlison. Rolly never married, staying at home ...
River to Rail and Lemen Collection -
This was an advertisement on the side of a brick building for Hen and Ben Shoe Store. Harry Lemen notes, Hen and Ben Shoe sign...
River to Rail and Lemen Collection -
The wife of a city council member, Catherine Richardson describes the tense hours leading up to the Ohio River flooding the city of Jef...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Rev. Franklin Lahr, his wife, and his small son had to leave their home but, they did not leave Jeffersonville, Indiana, during the 193...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
An interview with Miss Mary Sorg. Miss Sorg was a cashier and life long employee of Citizens Trust Company, a Jeffersonville (Clark Cou...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Darby Davis and his wife, Mae are shown relaxing along the Ohio as the Island Queen floats by. Darby Davis was born in Carroll Cou...
River to Rail and Lemen Collection -
An interview with George Bere who was age 33 at the time of the 1937 Ohio River Flood. At the time he worked at his brothers&...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
Louis A. Ernst, Sr. was born at Chambersburg, Pennsylvania on November 14, 1846. In 1850 his family moved to Madison where he resided u...
River to Rail and Lemen Collection
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