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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
7
Mrs B S Agypocgate hosts a Five Hundred party. Warnings on lightning safety, sickness in the area, and local visitors mix with church, school, and civic notes. Public sale near Wolfe’s schoolhouse lists livestock, crops, tools, and a 22-acre farm with timber and orchard.
The Heth Township Farmers Institute sets premiums for a November display including Best Ten Ears of Yellow Corn, Best Ten Ears of White Corn, Best Pair of Corn, and Best Sewing Displays for girls age ranges eleven to eighteen. Prizes range from 5 cents to 21 dollars, with top honors awarded for overall sewing scores to a girl. Also included is a biographical obituary note for Dr. William B. Denbo born 1855 died 1915, noting his church, family, and last rites.
New Salisbury notes report Rev Brett conducting a delayed meeting at the A M E church in Motts. Oliver M Longest bought the Dobson property from Hubbard heirs. Profs Reagan and Walk travel to Terre Haute for the State Normal.
Albert Messmer married Miss Marie Garing at the Catholic church in Lanesville on April 1 with Joe Messmer and Tillie Garing as attendants. About 106 guests attended a post ceremony dinner at the bride's parents home, gifts included a kitchen range from Joe Snider. The report also notes surrounding families visiting from Louisville and nearby towns.
A mother in Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bedwetting claiming it cures children and adults. No payment needed. send name and address to Mrs M Summers Box W Notre Dame Ind for full instructions and guidance.
Delayed and sick lists for Squire Bloom and Rev. Father Peckscamp. visits by Harry Buckley of Louisville and Miss Anna Zabel to Will Hangers’ family. a birth of a girl at the Chuepon home. Charles Day injures a foot on a telephone pole. Meinhardt family from New Albany visit P. Bert and kin. Frank Walker returns home after five years. Margerite Kasticiner returns to New Albany from Aunt Mrs. John Zeller’s. Zabel buys an Over and machine. several new machines expected this summer. Logs accident injures Sims and Reinhardt. horse killed and another injured but men unhurt. Walter Fry loses a horse. Will Pankey moves to Ed Stearett’s farm near Fairview. Infant of Harve Cline buried at Heidelberg. Cordes Lasley and family visit Perry Windle. Windells kin visit Lorenzo and Mrs. Barks near Lanesville. Born to Afrana Mrs. Straus Cre Hins a Sun to Mr. and Mrs. Winds Miller a son and to train Mrs. Roy Windell a daughter.
The undersigned offers lis service for a public sale in Harrison County near Winfield Sherrill Mauexport. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a sale by a listed agent or firm and dates or locations to be provided.
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