New Salisbury School Ends With Dinner, Declamations
Delayed New Salisbury crowd gathers for final school day with baskets and a noon dinner. A program of declamations songs and dialogues follows in the intermediate room.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1909
Page
6
Delayed New Salisbury crowd gathers for final school day with baskets and a noon dinner. A program of declamations songs and dialogues follows in the intermediate room.
Miss Clara K Wichert visited her aunt Mrs Philip Voelker in Lansville last week. Wm Gleitz went to Indianapolis Marion and Cincinnati the past week. Local youths attended an entertainment at Brandenburg school last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chas Gleitz Jola Wither and Mrs Henry Rupp of Flatwoods visited Rover Tindall Sunday. Miss Lillie Gleitz visited her uncle Chas Gleitz at Flatwoods and attended the last day of No 1 school Webster township.
A Chamberlain salve claims to ease burns sores sore nipples and chapped hands and to heal with minimal scarring. It costs 25 cents and is sold by Louis S Riley. The notice also promotes wallpaper from 5S M Miller at 2438 and Hopkins Fertilizers for truck crops.
Wyandotte hosted a church gathering at 2 50 with a large crowd. Miss Golda Chanley visited William Conrad’s Sunday night. Several local residents reported improving health. Willard Stoner’s school closed Tuesday and Sam Rothrock moved into the Cave hotel with his parents. Florence Rothrock of Corydon plans to return Tuesday. Cleve Rainbolt visited Tower and Fairview for friends and school events. Sunday School reorganized at B R Chapel with new officers including Henry Sauerheber Supt Joe Wiseman Assist Supt Ida Seibert Treas Mrs Lydia Shrigley Cradle Roll Mrs Henry Nauerheber Home Dept Supt and Sylvia M Sharp Organist.
Sandy Branch and Orion Knight of Rosewood visit grandparents in town. Thomas Bryant of New Albany and Martin McGarron of West Point see Edward Bryant family. Miss Althea Lemmel visits sister Mrs. Ella Kessinger. John W. Brinley travels to Jeffersonville to see ill sister Julie. Ida Flanigan of Buena Vista visits Mrs. Mary Flanigan. Lawrence Lemmel heads to Illinois for the summer job. Edward Bryant takes a business trip to Corydon. Mary Ross guests of Ella Deitrick. Henry Kirk and wife visit daughter Mrs. Tisha Smith in Elizabeth.
Public school patrons held a noon dinner in the school room on Tuesday March 30 with baskets and eighteen large cakes for about seventy five attendees. Clarence Kannapel and Charles Wright were surprised by the gathering. Mr Kannapel later supplied a graphophone. no program was planned due to a shortened school term. The crowd departed about 3 PM praising the day. An old fashioned spelling bee followed that night.
The ad states that over ninety percent of rheumatism stems from muscular, cold, or damp causes and requires no internal medicine. Chamberlains Liniment, applied externally, provides quick relief with no internal drugs, while internal remedies are warned as harmful. Sold by Louis S. Riely.
Clara Schuppert, by attorneys R L Page and Stotsenburg and Weathers, sues Southern Railway Company in Harrison Circuit Court for 20000 damages from injuries in the January 25 wreck west of New Albany. Plaintiff says she was thrown from her seat and bruised with back side and limb injuries.
An old advertisement presents symptoms of kidney trouble and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy. It cites Corydon Indiana resident Benjamin Smith praising the product after his son’s recovery from frequent urination and fatigue. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
Picture framing and enlargement services offered at 141 E Spring St New Albany Ind. Includes wallpapering and a full line of pictures and frames. Contact home phone 11464.
S. C. Buff Orpington hens bred from prize winners with 5 first prizes at Corydon Fair 1908. Pen of 8 females and 1 male to hatch excellent offspring. Eggs $1.00 per 15. Also a pen of R C Brown Leghorn with eggs 50 cents per 15. A and TAYLOR, 243 hk R2 Corydon Ind.
An Australian-leaf herbal regulator promotes relief for back pains urinary and kidney troubles in women. The Mother Gray Co advertises druggist or mail orders at 40 cents with a sample free offer from LeRoy New York.
Maven Notary Public announces qualification and readiness to serve. Offers to execute and file mortgage exemption blanks for parties entitled to exemptions. Contact W. D2 Maven for services.
Seven Springs reports illness among Mrs Thos Birdwell and two children with pneumonia in nearby families Frank Shaffer’s child and Oscar Mckifresh’s child. Visitors include Albert Conlee of Illinois and Leslie Tabler from Louisville. The Falen Spring team tied Seven Springs 9 to 9. A successful school term closed with Remainie Bierly as teacher and a large community dinner.
The Spencer township Sunday School Convention will be held at Fountain church on Sunday April 18. It will be an all day basket meeting with a full program for morning and afternoon. The public is invited to attend and every Sunday School in the township should be represented. Abe Seig Township President.
Indian Runner duck eggs for sale at 7 cents per dozen and Brown Rose Comb Leghorn eggs at 30 cents for 15. Lupia J Exglewan and R. Kr in Corydon Indiana advertise Purina chick feed for young chicks at F.O. Jordan's. Phone m08 F Eureka.
Washington Township trustee RicHard Cunningham states office day is fixed for Mondays for persons with public business to call on that day.
Five Cents a Line rates for the Democrat locals readers ads in eight point type First week five cents per line later two and a half cents per line Clothing cleaning by Royal Cleaning and Dye Works 4083 Market St New Albany IN Fred L Cook proprietor John Deere Oliver or Vulcan plows and wagons available from L P ZaBen Lanesville IN Hoosier corn drill or planter by WY H Bullett Sons 812 Tin work roofing guttering spouting by F P Leitch All work guaranteed Pitman sale April 18 with property for sale
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