County Fair Praises Grounds And Patron Care
Our grounds have been improved to better serve patrons and the fair is presented as outstanding in the state. The message urges every man and woman in the county to attend and support the event.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
3
Our grounds have been improved to better serve patrons and the fair is presented as outstanding in the state. The message urges every man and woman in the county to attend and support the event.
An appeal urges full use of Floral Hall and expansion of the Poultry House for 1911. The piece invites exhibitors to bring stock, grain, fruit, vegetables, poultry, and fancy work on Monday and Tuesday, with families attending midweek to share the scene.
Day F. Slat is president and Harry Markel serves as president, with Jap W. Ture as vice president and Jap W. Ture as treasurer. 4.6 appears as a number in the notes with Wark listed.
Wiseman and Bullett advertised a J. I. Case sulky turning plow show on James B. Brewster’s farm near the West bridge. About one thousand spectators watched A. A. Fellows pull the plow twenty feet and Charles Rupp pull fifteen feet as the plow turned a full sized furrow fifteen and a half inches wide and six inches deep.
Mrs Elezan Lemmon widow of James W Lemmon died at her home in Ennis Texas last Saturday July 30 aged about 78. She was born and raised in Harrison county and married in 1850. Her husband James W Lexamon brother of Amos and D F Lemmon died in New Albany in 1886. They lived in Rockport Spencer county where James W Lemmon was a merchant. He served in the Indiana legislature in 1863. Their son Seymour died at Shreveport Louisiana about two years ago and daughters Jennie and Lillian live in Ennis Texas.
Wash boilers oil and gasoline cans and a fine line of enameled ware at George Wahl's.
The funeral for Mrs. Lotti Swarens, wife of Dr. J Ks Swarens, was held at Motherly church after she died at a Kansas City hospital from softening of the brain. Aged 46, she left a husband, two sons and a daughter who accompanied the remains to Spencer township for burial. She was a daughter of Felix Bell.
Rev. E. A. Robertson of the M. F. church leads popular Sunday evening Story and Song services. He reads stories while the choir intersperses songs and duets. Past offerings include His Mother's Sermon and Story of the Pink Rose. Next Sunday features Whiter than Snow as a complete Story and Song service.
Reopening at Concord U B church on August 1 with Rev L I Schoonover and daughter Grace conducting all day service. Bring baskets and enjoy the day. Hoosier Nightingales to perform. Personal invitation from Pastor G C Forwoop.
Notice to all persons owing me for colts. I am moving to Arkansas and will be at Frank Jordan’s harness shop in Crydon to collect payments. Address posted by Jaspe I. Smith se.
Miss Ora Flyn Bottles died at home of her parents two miles southwest of Corydon on Friday morning after a brief illness from strangulated bowels. She was 21 years old. Funeral services were conducted at Heidelburg Church by Rev. A. B. Condo with Rev. S. S. Nye assisting. Burial followed in Heidelburg Cemetery. She leaves a father, mother, four sisters and two brothers and many relatives. She joined the United Brethren church at New Bethel and was said to be a devout Christian.
An anxiety to do service for the Master described the wishes of mourners as the bereaved family receives the sympathy of neighbors and friends in their deep sorrow.
Little Mildred Colvin is sick. Mrs. Joseph Sutton is on the sick list. Jacob Schweitzer has returned from Louisville. Harvey Cunningham employed in Louisville spent weekend with home folks. Harve Fink of Rosewood returns to Memphis for government fleet work. Miss Vada Davis of Evans Landing visited Mrs. Charles Pitman at New Amsterdam. Mrs. Fred Reinhardt and son Fred Albert of Louisville returned after visiting Rosewood Buena Vista. J T Brown threshed 146 bushels from two and seven eighths acres and 83 more acres to thresh. J J Miller threshed 1,424 bushels.
Nano-generian Passed Away. Wmm. J. Miles died at his daughter Mrs. Lou Simon's home in Spencer Township on play July 24. He lived on a farm for many years and was father of Wm J Miles Jr known as Jack Miles of Middletown Ohio who attended the funeral conducted by Rev. John Welker. Interment was at Fairdale. A longer notice to follow next week. Sheriff Ward took seven year old Matthew Allen from Taylor Township to the Indiana Childrens Home in Indianapolis.
Officials announce the Fifty-First Harrison County Fair to be held in Corydon from August 29 to September 1 and September 9. The event showcases stock grain vegetables and fruit with premiums for top entries and aims to attract former residents and visitors from nearby states and counties.
Charles R. Collins wed Lila M. Morris. Michael Kopp tied to Malinda Anna Foster. Straud Neafus joined Cora L. Moss. Ivan W. Daley married Rosy Althie Gilmore.
Dr E A Lindley speaks on The Hidden Wealth of Nations in the High School Auditorium Tuesday evening August 16 at 8 15. Dr W N Ferris speaks on Making the World Better Thursday evening August 18 at 8 15. Mrs Ed Wolfe visiting relatives in Jeffersonville.
The article promotes the county Teachers Institute as a rare, valuable event for all residents, not only teachers. It highlights Dr. E. H. Lindley from the University as a key speaker and urges public attendance at sessions and evening lectures to gain higher ideals and better leadership for the community.
Henry Brengman of Corydon Indiana offers three Jersey heifers for sale. One is one year old and two are two years old. two are full stock. Also listed are horse collars pids whips fly nets bridles saddles halters and related gear at George Wahl's.
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