Apple Pie and Cookies At Local Bake Sale
A fragmented note lists items like apple pie pumpkin cake cookies and sorghum treats. Mentions a tavern? and a bake sale event with dates unclear.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
3
A fragmented note lists items like apple pie pumpkin cake cookies and sorghum treats. Mentions a tavern? and a bake sale event with dates unclear.
The piece praises the prayer piano as a supreme musical value. It notes its influence on singers, violinists, and listeners, claiming it inspires performers and delivers lasting quality, as endorsed by Conrad & Son Piano Company.
Reverend officiated at a Nuptials held four miles south of Corydon with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sian hosting. The couple, described as young local residents, exchanged vows in a ceremony attended by family and friends in late November.
The Holy Nazarene on Garner Hill led by Rev. Thomas Hodge hosts Sunday services at 2 50 p m on December 15 with subject The Broad Road to Destruction. Public invited. Come early for seats and gospel singing. The Gime school district in Scott township bought 1950 worth of War Savings Stamps in the drive last week.
December 14 recital listing PARP I music blocks in Negro Dialect and Chilly Dialect pieces, patriotic selections, and a stage play The Lion and the Mouse Part II with Japanese Madam Butterfly in four parts. admission noted for Nellie Scales Bertha O Bannon and Mildred Detrick.
On Sunday December 22 Harrison county churches and Sunday schools are urged to collect a relief offering for Armenia and Syria. The drive seeks 30 million dollars nationally with Harrison county quota of 168 dollars, endorsed by government and Indiana Council of Defense.
The War Department relayed news that Frank Eugene Meyer, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Meyer of Neapolis, fell in action in France. He served as a sergeant in Company H 38th Infantry after volunteering from New Albany. He sailed in March 1918 and last wrote Sept 21. He is survived by his parents and three sisters and was a member of the Lanesville M E church.
A strained contest between N Vovles and Adeth Stevens for township trustee led to a Board of Commissioners decision after a tie. The proceedings included ballot counting and accusations of improper conduct, with Stevens declared the winner by a narrow margin amid disputed totals.
Fragmented obituary notes and public notices. naming families such as Mayo, Price, and Packbernis, with references to New Middletown, Brandenburg, and Webster. Mentions deaths and forthcoming services, sugar sale restrictions, and local officials Blaine Hays and the Federal Food Admyr with regulatory details.
Corydon to New Albany bus line operates with departures from Corydon at 71 A M and 3 P M. From New Albany the schedule lists 9 50 A M and 7 P M departures. Route listed under 1 A Meech, Prop. 030 tf.
First Lieutenant Norton Thayer now in the U S Army at West Point Kentucky toured his relatives the McGrains at this place last weekend He has served in France and crossed the ocean He returned to duty as an instructor in training camps and is an artillery officer Previously he worked at a large bank in Kansas City Missouri He spoke of his thrilling experiences and was a visitor at the editor's home Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Vetestim Alice Tucker wife of Clarence F E Tucker a Board of Counts Commissioners member died Saturday at her Georgetown township home from influenza Myx. She was 49 and survived by her husband four sons and one daughter Major S J Tucker at Camp Eustis Va and others resided at home Mrs Tucker a Methodist parishioner. Funeral services were held at Chenreetowree Lectisville Post December 7.
Public sale of farm stock cattle machinery and farm implements on Friday December 20 at the residence near Ragmsey, northeast by one fourth mile. Auctioneer Gratice Pextweer and Farn For safe Mero Stevens to assist. sale begins promptly with property to be sold to highest bidder. Prices to be given on day of sale.
The Sth Voanuat Pumpkin Seed Guessing Contest runs at Geo B Wahl's Store with one guess per dollar spent. Contest ends Thursday December 26, 19TS. Prizes include a Heater, Aluminum Teaket, percolator, enamel kettle and more.
Notice for a stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Corydon Indiana to be held at 10 oclock a m Tuesday January fourteenth nineteen eighteen in the bank office to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business as needed. Hoff president.
Miss Amy Routh daughter of Mr and Mrs William Routh formerly of New Salisbury died November 29 at her home near Louisville after a tuberculosis illness. She was twenty three. The burial was in Fairview cemetery in New Albany on November 28.
We pay up to 35 dollars per set whether broken or not and offer the highest prices for bridges crowns watches diamonds old gold silver and platinum. Send by parcel post and receive cash by return mail with goods returned if price unsatisfactory.
Classified notice seeks logs for delivery on any pike leading to Corydon within a 20 mile radius. Readers should write or call The Keller Mfg. Co. located in Corydon Indiana for details.
A telegram from the War Department to Abner Hunter states Clarence Hunter, a Corydon soldier, is missing in action since October 14. He wrote he had been in trenches three months since June and returned to France after a rest camp. He trained as a bugler in camp near Chattanooga Tennessee and went overseas last April.
Oscar E Williams, State High School Inspector, writes to Corydon School Board President T G Van Hook praising Corydon High School s curricular strength in languages and business courses while urging approval for continued consolidation under the state board and a new, modern high school building funded by higher special and sanitary tax levies. He notes the building is antiquated and urges steps to prepare for future growth. The letter also commends Superintendent Bean and staff and expresses hope for improved facilities and ongoing support.
An obituary notes Dacia Woodward of New Amsterdam died in action in France on November 11, the Armistice day. He was 36, survived by his parents two sisters and three brothers. Siblings May and another sister remain at home while brothers Dudley Charles and Etchert serve overseas. Nettie Woodward, a Red Cross nurse and half sister, is also in France.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence two miles west of Georgetown on Thursday December 19 1915 his personal property including two mares two Jersey cows fourteen Duroc pigs nineteen sheep two farm wagons mowing machine riding plow multiple cultivators and harnesses plus a cider mill cream separator and household items Auctioneers John Wolfe Pleasant Jenkins Clerk M C Kirkham a Welster township farmer renewed his Democrat subscription after the sale details.
Governor James P. Goodrich chaired a Friday meeting in the State House to form a three member committee, including Dr. Harlow Lindley and Charles W. Moores, to recruit a historian and gather Indiana World War I records from state war agencies and counties for a future official history. The commission, ongoing since 1915, aims to preserve wartime records and calls on Southern Indiana newspapers to publicize the effort and encourage county data contributions.
Susannah Brown aged 62 wife of Joseph PT Brown died after a week long illness from paralysis. Found unconscious in the yard near the wood shed, she likely attempted to reach the house phone for help. Born Day, she lived in the county all life, member of Catholic church. Funeral at Beuna Vista Catholic church Monday. Survived by husband, four daughters and one son. one son Frank had died weeks earlier.
John R. White announces a new furniture store located one door south of the Corydon County Jail offering new and second hand furniture. The shop will buy sell and trade a variety of articles. Dated November 3.
A fragment reports a man named Heaser wearing a geld button and a claim that he sold a $50,000 life insurance policy to a single man. The note mentions Corydon Pike, Cort Sharp, and a Prudential Life Insurance Agent for Crawford and surrounding counties.
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