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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1919

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Indiana Centennial 1916 published by Indiana Historical Commission

Miss Lucy M. Elliott informs editors the Indiana Centennial 1916 is now available at cost for $1.50. The state publication outlines beginnings, commission activities, county celebrations and Admission Day speeches plus plates and state park chapters. Purchases go to the Indiana Historical Commission, Indianapolis, to promote state pride.

Lucy M. Elliott Indiana Historical Commission Historical Commission Coun Samuel M. Ralston Indiana Indiana Mistoral Commission State House Indianapolis

Memorial in verse for David C Woodward WWI hero

In memory of David C Woodward born 1894 at New Amsterdam Indiana and died near Stenay France on the last day of World War I. The tribute notes his service as Corporal in the 358th Inf 96th Div and cites his letters, burial near Stenay and Beaumont, and a Memorial Day sermon and poems by his sister Nelle DeWolfe Woodward. It recounts his courage, lineage, church service, and the wartime loss shared with his brothers Dudley and Robert Woodward.

David New Amsterdam Harrison County Indiana Valley City The Meuse- Argonne France David C. Woodward 358Th A. S. Infantry Stenay Dudley Woodward Erdenbreitstein Germany Army of-Occupation Rhine Woodward Indiana University Bloomington Captain Woodward David Woodward Meuse Blanc Fountain Hopkins P. Breazeale 335Th Inf Argonne-Meuse Sedan Redan Kamerad Dudley Beaumont American National Cemetery No. 4 Camp Mills L. I New York City Ostend Beach Father Alan Segar Presbyterian 5 Elizabeth Rev. New Helen Good Dewey O'Bannon Orear Crosby Elizabeth High School Gertie Tabler W. W. Davis

Francis Marion Bartley Dies at 78 in Evansville

Francis Marion Bartley died after a hospital stay in Evansville following a surgical operation for urinary trouble. A Civil War veteran, he lived in Boone Township and served in the 38th Regiment and the 144th, later marrying Mary Crosier. He was active in the Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic, and his funeral was held at Corydon Christian Church with Odd Fellows at the grave. He leaves a wife, children Samuel and Viola, and several grandchildren.

Francis Marion Bartley Evansville Geo. B. DeTar Corydon Christian Church M. A. Cossaboom John H. Heth Will J. Bullett Dan Griffin Lee Lockart Stella B. Caughlin Mollie Keller Cedar Hill Marion Reas Waldo Fleck Reader Ludlow Lee Lockhart Cleveland Rainbolt Philip Herter Bartley Captain Bartley Winglow Pike County H-Law Geo Harrison County Indiana Ind Mr. Bartley Mahood Boone Township Laconia Grand Army of the Republic Odd Fellows Church of Christ

World Trade Club Offers $1000 for Best Name Word

The World Trade Club of San Francisco announces a contest awarding one thousand dollars to the first person to submit the best name denoting U S America gid Britannia. Entries due before May 1 1920 with funds held at Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank San Francisco.

San Francisco U. S. America World Trade Club of Wells Fargo- Nevada National Bank of Globe U. S. Amérca Australia New Zealand Tasmania British Isles Canada Philippines Eurasia Africa China Japan Oceania France Scandinavian Unitania World Trade Club

Fur business ad seeks skins from Crandall Corydon

In a local notice RB BR announces return to the fur trade. Kam will pay top prices for fur skins from far bearing animals and will be at Crandall every Monday and Corydon every Saturday until season ends. Corydon Indiana references and Crandall exchange phone line on 26 tf.

Kam Crandall St Corydon Corydon Ind RB. BR Crandall Exchange

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