The County Teachers Association Meeting Held at Auditorium
The County Teachers Association met at the Auditorium last Friday and Saturday with large attendance. Superintendent Weaver presided. John A. Reising was vice president. Miss Julia Fried served as secretary. Next year’s officers include County Superintendent as president, C N Dome as vice president, Hugh Rhodes as secretary, and Adam Reising Geo A McIntosh and C T Bartley on the program committee. A notable feature was the school exhibit at the High School building showing strong county participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Teachers Association
Weaver
John A. Reising
Julia Fried
C. N. Dome
Hugh Rhodes
Adam Reising
Geo. A. McIntosh
C. T. Bartley
Corydon
Morgan Township
Citizens Lecture Course Announces Remaining Attractions
The Citizens' Lecture Course lists Col H W J Ham of Georgia on December 16 1902 Boston Ladies Symphony Company with twenty two musicians on December 31 1902 Fred Emerson Brooks California poet February 4 1903 Senator John P Dolliver Iowa March 16 1903 Season tickets good for all attractions with reserved seat for 1 00 Single ticket with reserved seat 35c Tickets at Rielys.
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H. W. J. Ham
Georgia
Boston Ladies’ Symphony Company
Fred Emerson Brooks
California
John P. Dolliver
Iowa
Riely’s
Victoria Court to elect officers for 1903 year
Notice from Victoria Court No 189 T. B. H. Cen tral Ind announces officers will be elected on Saturday night Dec 6 1902 E B Love Chief Also a testimonial on Chamberlains Cough Remedy from Toowoomba Australia praising its efficacy and recommending it for coughs sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Court No 189
Central
Ind
E. B. Love
the Gazette
Toowoomba
Australia
Chamberlain
W. C. Wockner
Woekner
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Child Herman Waldo S. Dies Young
In a flower garden tribute, Herman Waldo S., son of Mr. and Mrs. Shouche, born December 23, 1900, died November 9, 1902. The note laments his brief life, quotes Jesus about letting children come to him, and urges comfort for his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Waldo S
Thanksgiving Service at Presbyterian Church Musical Readings
Thanksgiving Day observed at the Presbyterian church with a 10 30 a m service. Rev H J Black of the Methodist church delivered an excellent address while Rev L O Pearch and Miss Margaret Windsor sang solos. A collection for the poor totaled 13 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
H. J. Black
Methodist Church
L. O. Pearch
Margaret Windsor
Double Wedding Becomes Local After Quiet Ceremony
Alva Reed and her sister Maud formerly of this county now living in Louisville wed Bertha Shirar and Marvin Lyons on November 26 at 8 30 p m. officiated by Rev Lyons. Ushers Ed Elbert and Jesse Reed and Mrs Ed Elbert provided music and hospitality for about 50 relatives and friends at 2205 Griffiths Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Reed
Maud
Louisville
Wm. H. Reed
Griffiths Ave
Bertha Shirar
Marvin Lyons
Lyons
Elbert
Jesse Reed
Ed. Elbert
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Introduced
Old friends of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy learn of a new aid called Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They promise relief from constipation biliousness and sick headaches and improve digestion and appetite. Sold at Crosier's Comer Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosier's Comer Drug Store
Dec
The Foot Ball Game at Corydon Thanksgiving
The first football game seen in Corydon was played at the fair grounds on Thanksgiving between the High School team and a town all star selection. The High School won 10 to 0, aided by better practice and no quarterback on the rival side. Black and Funk starred for the High School with Funk scoring two touchdowns. Ora Bullett, Willie Crecelius, and George Miller starred for the All Stars, with Willie delivering standout tackle work. It was a fair contest and the paper notes a desire for another game soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Fair Grounds
Black
Funk
Ora Bullett
Willie Crecelius
George Miller
All Stars
Corydon Sorosis Club Publishes New Year Program
The Corydon Sorosis Club presents its coming year program printed in Democrat with water colored backs by Miss Blanche Bullett and Mrs. J W Riddle. Organized in 1898, the mutual-benefit club lists members including Mesdames and Misses Bennett Black Black Bullett Bullett Denbo Conner Marshall Hughes Rowland Martin Stern Riddle Williams Winkler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Sorosis Club
Blanche Bullett
J. W. Riddle
Mesdames
John Bennett
Maud Black
H. J. Black Blanch Bullett
P. C. Bullett
Jessie Denbo
A. R. Conner
Henrietta Marshall
A. W. Hughes
Mary Rowland
G. BF. Martin
Miriam Stern
Elizabeth Williams, F. Winkler
Hawthorne Musical Club Delivers Notable Boston Recital
The Hawthorne Musical Club of Boston gave a large audience recital at the Auditorium on Thursday night as the opening event of the Citizens' Lecture Course for 1902 03. Five versatile gentlemen performed many instruments, presenting pieces like County Fair Trip to New York City, Gentleman from Dogwood, and Chinese Pupil with strong reception. The committee is praised for selecting the Hawthorne troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Musical Club
Boston
Mass
Citizens
New York City
Dogwood
Five Dixie area smallpox cases reported near Scott township
Five cases of smallpox are reported around Dixie and Scott township including Dick Mauck and his wife Cora Mauck, their daughter Cora, Dean Hottell, and Warford Mauck’s child. Dean Hottell brought the disease from Oaktown. The illness is mild and unlikely to prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Scott Township
Dick Mauck
Cora Mauck
Cora
Dean Hottell
Warford Mauck
Oaktown
Burglary at Depauw Store Sealed by Dynamite Blast
Burglars gained entry to S. T. Briscoe & Co. in Depauw Monday night using a wire key. The safe was drilled and blown with dynamite but no money was taken and the books remained intact. A $75 cash drawer was untouched, and no suspects are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T Briscoe &Co
Depauw
S. T. Briscoe & Co
Corydon prospects and town improvements projected
The town of Corydon eyes rapid development with Wagon Works Normal School Water Works and Electric Lights. New churches a forthcoming school building and cannery plus other plants imply long term city governance. Also, Elder J M Vawter and Grubb Delivers lectures while Artemus Curts and Addie Wright plan to run a renovated Conrad Hotel in New Albany. The office has prepared 300 Lecture Course programs for 1902 03 season to be circulated free.
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Corydon
Artemus Curts
Addie Wright
Corner State
Main Streets
New Albany
Harrison County
Public Notice on Turnpike Hauling Restrictions in Harrison County
Harrison County Indiana commissioners warn heavy hauling damages thawing roads and urge compliance with 1901 act. It lists load limits by tire width, fines from five to fifty dollars per haul, signed by A. J. McInross Edmond B. Love and Geo. H. Mathes as commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Indiana
Maccabee Lodge Elects Officers in Prosperous Condition
The Maccabee Lodge selected officers for the term Monday evening. Commander R. F. Sims and Lieutenant Commander J. W. Morris lead a slate including K.-E. L. Pitman, F. K.-A. G. Ward, and Physician J. C. Bottorff. Other positions filled include Chaplain W. H. Morris, Sergeant O. M. Wolfe, A. Gideon Feller, F. M. G. Chas. E. Rupp, Sentinel Dave Miller, Pickey J. W. Stauth, Trustee G. Feller. The lodge reports a prosperous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabee Lodge
R. F. Sims
J. W. Morris
KR. K
E. L. Pitman
F. K
A. G. Ward
J. C. Bottorff
W. H. Morris
Pickey
J. W. Stauth
G. Feller
We Are Sinking Old Town in a Dire Plea to Save It
A distressed town voice laments decaying streets and missing protective metalwork. The speaker asks the town board to act urgently, warning of bankruptcy and ruin if no measures are taken to shore up the aging infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
Town Board
Democratic Labor Alliance Urged As Cannery Seeks Funds
A call to unite Democrats with working people as trusts and Republican leaders align with big corporations. The Cannery begs for $2,000 to finish its project and farmers are urged to attend the upcoming county institute next Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusts
Republican Party
Farmers Institute Invite For Friday And Saturday
A caller invites Betsy and all the children to the Farmers’ Institute next Friday and Saturday. The note urges attendance and participation in the planned sessions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Farmers’ Institute
Roll of Honor Subscriptions Listed Across Regions
A lengthy roll of honor lists subscribers and contributors to Taz DeMocRat, detailing names and towns from Corydon to New Harmony and beyond. The roster includes Edward Yenawine of Georgetown, H F Bary of Frenchtown, and many others in Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, and Kansas, with scattered addresses and states.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promises Piles Cure
Chicago firm E. C. DeWitt & Co markets DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a specific remedy for piles and skin ailments. The advertising stresses effectiveness against blind, bleeding, itching, and protruding piles as well as eczema burns cuts and bruises. Counterfeits are warned against with a prompt to ask for the genuine product by DeWitt’s and L. A. Romy & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
L. A. Romy & Son
Local Notices and Community Calls Prompt Busy Weekend
Names of residents pair off in local transfers while county apple raisers are urged to hear Burton next Friday and Saturday. The Normal reports growth with new students weekly and heating upgrades. Community pleas urge Mr Marshall to resume street work as Farmers Institute events loom. Mud challenges linger ahead of the busy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Association
ICA Akes
Standard Oil CO
Sorosis Club
J. M. Vawter
Christian Church
Jeffersonville
Elder Grubb
Miss Windsor
Elder Vawter
Our Town
A. J. McInross, Edmond B. Love, Geo. H. Mathes
Maccabees
Democratic Party
Labor
County Institute
Roll of Honor
Taz DeMocRat
Edward Yenawine
Georgetown
H.F. Bary
Frenchtown
EM Mathes
Lafayette
P. P. Engleman
Moberly
George Stonecipher
Elmwood
Neb
Robert Denbo
Hill Grove
John B. Crayden
Ramsey
C. L. Fleshman
Bertha Stonecipher
Columbus
Kan
Joe Wellinger
W. J. Arnold
Crandall
John Shant
Bradford
T J. Hart
New Middletown
Rev
Moore
Henry Hays
Mauckport
Harrison Wiseman
Glidas
R. L. Erb
Palmyra
Charlies E. Kinsly
Georgetowna
W. T. Graves
New Salisbury
Wm. Arnold
Convenience
Jane Saffer
David T. Dewees
S. N. Voyles
Joe Fella
Rockport
Martin Davis
Ogden
Ill
James N. Davis
Stacy Culp
Waco
George Hendricks
George Adam
W.R Kirkham
Rudolph Ferree
John C. May
John G. Munzer
Katie M. Lambertus
Socrates L. Hass
Blanche Lang
Frank Crutchfield
Doshia Garrett
Mr. Marshall
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