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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
8
A man and Alice navigate friendship and love over years. He proposes, she declines, they part with unresolved feelings. Five years later they reunite, share hindsight, and confess a deeper, enduring love that reconciles their broken bond.
A twelve jurors venire has been drawn to try the Zimmerman road case, set for tomorrow in the Circuit Court. Names include Ade Stevens Blue River Township Charley Ashley Franklin Township Samuel N Voyles Blue River Township Robert Swarene Spencer Township Henry Kelley Taylor Township John Barksdale Blue River Township Horace E Farnsley Posey Township Harry Stevens Morgan Township W G Rhodes Harrison Township Jesse O Flock Spencer Township Edgar Peters Posey Township. The case has previously ended in hung juries.
Miss Golda Tuell spends time at home as hog markets rise locally. Miss Martha Drillette visits from New Albany to her parents here. Edna Radmacher from Laconia visits Miss Virgie Tuell. Mrs Felix Minter and children visit Floyd County relatives for Thanksgiving. New school furnace installed, giving satisfaction. Prof Jesse Kelley attended a town play at the new hall. Miller children and Harry Foster visit Mauckport relatives. Mary Wolpert returns from Moberly to see relatives. Thanksgiving turkey dinners at Presbyterian church. Holiday events include Herbert Bush's visit and a completed but not yet finished Methodist Hall entertainment featuring the Chaperon.
Mrs Sarah Glasgow improves. Andy andy Kessinger spent Sunday at Fishtown. Lewis Kessinger visited relatives at New Albany. Uncle Harvey Glasgow died November 27 1912. Addies Beatrice Hill attended with Bertha Lemmel. Residents attended Elizabeth entertainment. Alice Pervie and Frank Sadler from Laconia visited relatives here. Robert Dobson spent Sunday with Ds parents. Frank and Bertha Lemmel return from Illinois. Mabel Perry and Stewart Perry returned from Falls Cities. Mary Keen and family helped Thanksgiving with Dora Yeager. John Burley Stewart returned home from Dana Indiana after visit with Manford Stewart.
The Hoosier Elm Chapter D A R held a regular Monday meeting with Mrs. William J. Bullett. Mrs. M A Cossaboom and Mrs. W C Adams presented papers. Oysters were served in various styles at the Presbyterian church basement Friday evening December 13.
Nellie Quebbeman is on the sick list. Harve LaHue and his wife and baby visited the Leal LaHue family last Sunday. No 1 school progresses under Miss Bettie Cook. Lewis Rogge with wife and daughter Golda visited Mauckport and Brandenburg towns. John W Hemp of Missouri visiting relatives here. Jacob Rheinhardt and family spent Sunday with Philip Rheinhardt near Lanesville. Rodna Hottle and wife of New Albany visited Ben Williams family last week. Miss Lillie Rogge visiting home folks from Jeffersonville.
Mr. Snow was a welcome visitor Sun. Mrs. Harris Colvin spent last week in Corydon. Miss Goldie Toops stayed with Miss Nora Russell last week. Frank Brown made a business trip to Corydon on Wednesday. Frank Sweinhart of Louisville spent several days recently at Buena Vista. Mrs. Chas Hall went to Frankfort Ky Sunday for her nephew Lewis Schroffs funeral. Miss Hallie McRae, in Louisville Business College, spent days with her mother Bettie McRae.
Central Boone reports widespread cases of lagrippe. Jasper Conrad shows improvement after serious illness. Viola O Bryan visited sister Mrs A G Merk. G H Conrad family and guests spent Sunday with J H Conrad. Alonzo Brown and children visited Samuel Boone’s family. Jelly Cooper and Lois Conrad visit Evans Landing. The I O O F Lodge oyster supper at Laconia Thursday night was well attended and enjoyed.
New Salisbury reports illness among residents with Mrs. C. D. Stevens seriously ill and Mrs. Joseph Walk sick the past week. Several visitors and travelers are listed including Miss Mae Ellis at West Baden, Miss Jack Krausgill in Corydon Junction, and Miss Effie Routh with Paris E. Fears in New Albany. A Thanksgiving program by school children featured singing and a pupil debate at the high school.
A boy and a girl on horseback ran a race in the evening. The girl’s horse slipped and caused a dent but no injuries occurred. The incident is noted as something that should not be done again or considered nice.
Internal injuries from a fall on a roof at a building under construction near Alta Avenue and Cherok Louisville caused the death at City Hospital at 2 30 this Wednesday morning of James Weis thirty two years old a tiner employed by Holstner and Sons Company He reportedly stepped on a loose board and plunged to the ground Weis lived in the county and had come to the city for work The remains were taken to Byrneville for burial.
The Democrat reports a news shortage due to the entire staff being offThursday for Thanksgiving. Readers will note the paper runs four to five columns lighter than usual this week as the office paused.
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