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adm-P-nkkp-J8-y-ts.ir»)n-onsk,iksce, A-lSB.Wedding Anniversary.Mr. and Mrs. Jobn F. Moser, of SpeDcer township, celebrated the 42nd anniversary of tbelr marriage, Sunday, May 10, by giving a big dinner to their many friends.ThiB being a very remarkable family I will give a brief history. They were married May 10, 186lt;, and ten children were born to -hem, six boys and four girl9. The whole family was never all together at once. They come nearer this time than they ever did, just one Mrs Sadie Purcell, of Mobile, Ala., the oldest child, was the only one missing. As large a family as Mr. Moser has, he has never lost one and has not had to call a doctor In forty years, except once, Mrs Moser fell and broke three ribs and and they had to call the first physician to the home that even the oldest child ever knew of. Thero are now 25 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Besides the family there were about 50 that took dinner with them.John W, Swarens, Mrs. Mary J. Brown, Dan Swarens and family, Henry Liucoln and family, John W. Moore and family, Mrs. Hugh Blair, of Depauw, Mrs. Emma Bishop, of Royal, 111., Mrs. Sam Lagel and many others.Everybody enjoyed themselves immensely being such a beautiful day and such a jolly crowd and they re ceived many valuable and useful presents. X XPROF. ALFRED F.. MARTIN, to deliver AddCommencement Program.neeentthajd-ce,Last Day of School.School No. 20 Harrison townBhip, closed May 8. The day began as usual with daily reciations, but about 11 A. M. people began coming from all directions till about seventy-fiveMarch.' Overture—Selection.Invocation—Rev. E. I. LaRue. Music—Serenade.Address—“Ways that Win”—Alfred E Martin.Overture—Selection.Presentation of Diplomas—Supt. Emmett Taylor.Class Song—Graduates.Music—Valse.Benediction—Rev. A. M. Irvine. Music by Cook’s Military Orchestra of Louisville.Class Motto: Keep Pegging Away.” Class Colors: Dark Green and Gold. Class Flower: Marshal Niel Rose.Senior Class Day Program. Wednesday morning, May 27. UnvelllDg of Class Flower.Duet—Lelia Trotter and Alliene Shuck. | /Class History—*ChristineThornbury.Depauw.Georgia Stevens is quite ill.Mrs. William Miller Is convalescent.Rebecca Seacat continues quite poorly.Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Peters visited relatives at Fredericksburg a part of last week.Royse Davis, of Marengo, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Churchill.as-Walter Moser, son of Michael Moser, and Norman Adkin9, son of John Adkins, have been quite sick with oneumonla.
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Corydon Democrat
Corydon, Indiana, US
Wed, May 20, 1908
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