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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1909

Page

2

Anniversary of Dr and Mrs Irvin Celebrated At East Chestnut

A crowd gathered at the home of Dr James D Irvin and his wife on East Chestnut last Saturday December 18 to mark their eighty fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs Maggie Morris and Miss Ella Logan their nieces served refreshments. They married in Corydon in 1844. Mrs Agnes M Jordan is the only wedding guest still living locally.

James D. Irvin East Chestnut Maggie Morris Ella Logan Dr. Irvin Irvin Corydon Agnes M. Jordan North Market High Streets Henry Funk Webster Township

Harrison County Farmers Attend Indiana State Grange Meeting

Harrison County farmers including Mr. and Mrs. H R LeMay and John Lyskowinski of Franklin Grange and Mr. and Mrs. James Lockhart of Harrison Grange attended the Indiana State Grange gathering in Columbus last week. Judge James F Cox gave the welcome address. Seventy three members were initiated into the Fifth degree and ninety two into the Sixth degree. Aaron Jones was reelected Master of the State Grange and John Lyskowinski was reelected Assistant Steward, with expectations for further advancement.

H. R. LeMay John Lyskowinski Franklin Grange James Lockhart Harrison Grange Indiana State Grange Columbus James F. Cox Grange Lodge National Grange Aaron Jones State Grange Indiana Franklin Township Stewart John

Christmas Eve program at St Peter's Lutheran in Flatwoods

Miss Minnie Rupp visits Corydon relatives and Mrs Henry Rupp visits daughter in Corydon. Sunday social at Mrs Voelker’s for her birthday with Bertha Schoen Clara Voelker Amelia Voelker Martha Walter Alfred Schoen Gustav Schoen Henry Foreman John Hild Andy Voelker Henry Blunk Robert Blunk Ed Deitrich Robert Walter Hol Schneider Hugo Walter. Philip Weis and Adele Schneider are ill.

Philip Weis Adele Schneider Minnie Rupp Corydon Lotta Dammon Fred. Seitz Henry Rupp Maurice Griffin St. Peter's Lutheran Sunday School Henry Voelker Bertha Schoen Clara Amelia Voelker Martha Walter Messrs Alfred and Gustav Schoen Henry Foreman John Hild Andy Voelker Henry Robert Blunk Deitrich Robert Walter Hol. Schneider Hugo Walter

Local Movers and Weekend Visits Across Bridgesport

Bridgeport notes list Jack Carter moving to West Point last week and Eugene Villiar Jr relocating from Hellman farm to his father's place. Charles Cunningham of the Louis ville street railway visited home folks. Wm Svorman, a local teacher, and family spent the weekend at New Albany. Philip R Williams moved to his heights home from George Wright farm. Alva Meeks and Miss Loweth of New Albany visited Uncle Tom Peters at Beeler's Landing on Sunday. Maurice Baker and Leonard Smith lingered on the Kentucky shore Sunday evening unable to cross due to floating ice.

Eugene Villiar, Jr Hellman Farm Charles Cunningham Louisville Street Railway Wm. Svorman New Albany Philip R. Williams Little Bob George Wright Heights Alva Meeks Miss Loweth Tom Peters Beeler's Landing Maurice Baker Leonard Smith Kentucky Shore

Partnership Dissolved Notice for Settlement

We have dissolved partnership and notify all indebted parties to call and settle before January 1, 1910. This is our second notice to you. We must collect accounts, so please call and settle without delay. 23.2 A. %, Bursurr & Son & Co.

Bursurr & Son & Co

Oakes Bakes on Short Notice at Chuck's

Oakes steps in with a quick bake at Chuck's, delivering a fresh batch on short notice amid the busy 22-2w period.

Oakes Chuck’s

Christmas Greeting From The Democrat Reader Note

Christmas time is celebrated worldwide with reflections on the birth life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The message recalls peace on earth love and the hope he offers to humanity and extends warm wishes to readers and patrons of The Democrat.

the Democrat

Annual C W E M Meeting at Christian Church

The Christian Woman's Board of Missions held its annual meeting at the Christian church last Thursday afternoon with about seventy five attendees from other churches. A duet by John H Heth and Mrs Lee Lockhart and an address by Mrs Frank Wells State President of the U W E M closed the program.

Christian Woman’s Board of Missions Christian Church John H. Heth Lee Lockhart Frank Wells U. W.E.M

Franklin Grange Elects Officers for Coming Year

Franklin Grange No. 1593 elected officers at their regular meeting last Saturday. James A. Harbeson named Master with H R LeMay Overseer and Mrs Zula Lottich Lecturer. Other officers include James H. Smith Stewart and Sylvester C. Markwell Assistant Stewart.

Franklin Grange James A. Harbeson H. R. LeMay Zula Lottich Stewart James H. Smith Sylvester C. Markwell John W. Gresham Albert Benson Johnyskowinski Nicholas Berg Ceres Mattie Horner Pomona Emma Sims Flora June Gresham Emma LeMay

Christmas Reflections on Joy and Charity by Grover H. Mapler

The writer urges embracing Christmas as a universal beacon of peace and love, celebrating the giver of all gifts and the reach of Christ’s message. He reminds readers to mourn Cherry Mine disaster victims and to nurture brotherly love across social divides in the season of giving.

Christ Cherry Mine Grover H. MapeEr

A Faithful Beast Dies at Age of Thirty-Three

The horse Deck died December 7 1909 four miles northwest of Corydon at age thirty three. Owned twenty eight years by Misses Marie and Nannie Hickman daughters of the late Philip Hickman. Foaled 1876 in Scott Township by an Arabian sire from a Corydon circus and Canadian mare dam. A gentle saddle and buggy three gaited horse kept well cared for by the family.

Deck Corydon

Hancock News Briefs Include Local Visits and Christmas Plans

J A Crayden made a business trip to DePauw on Tuesday. A Christmas tree will be at the school house Christmas Eve. A protracted meeting is in progress at the M E church. Al Lofton and wife of Brush College visited Frank Crayden on Sunday. Thomas Renean and wife visited relatives in Corydon and Louisville.

J. A. Crayden DePauw M. E al. Lofton Brush College Frank Crayden

Don’t Send Cash by Mail for Payments

Advisory warns against mailing cash and urges payments via bank checks or Post Office Money Orders to ensure delivery and traceability. It notes cash sent by mail is frequently lost, leaving the sender unable to recover funds or identify recipients.

Death of John Kennedy of Blue River Township

John Kennedy aged 83 of Blue River Township was found dead in his bed at Ad Rudolph’s home where he lived. Ill health for years, heart disease listed as cause. Survived by five children Kate Schepp New Albany Louis Hartman William Martin and Michael Kennedy all of the county. Funeral at St Mary’s Catholic church Bradford on Friday morning.

John Kennedy Blue River Township Ad Rudolph Mr. Kennedy Ireland Kate Schepp New Albany Louis Hartman William Martin Michael Kennedy St. Mary’s Catholic Church Bradford

Quiet Home Wedding Unites Meyer and McCoy in Lanesville

Miss Emma F. Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Meyer of Lanesville married Cort W McCoy at the bride’s parents home last Sunday at 6 PM. Rev H A Barton officiated in the presence of family. The bride is a leading Lanesville schoolteacher and the groom a respected young farmer. They will reside in Lanesville.

Emma F. Meyer Chris. Meyer Lanesville Cort W. McCoy H. A. Barton

Adopt the Orphans at Westfield Home Overcrowding

Dr Hurry laments overcrowding at the Westfield Home for Orphans and asserts every child should find a welcoming home. The piece argues that public refuges cannot replace nurturing motherhood and urges prospective adopters to seek out children to provide love, care, and a proper home.

Dr. Hurry Westfield Home Indianapolis Star

Resolutions of Respect for Joseph Heuser at New Salisbury HS

The Sophomore class of New Salisbury High School expresses mourning for Joseph Heuser a studious industrious jovial classmate and helper in school life. They vote to drape his desk in mourning copy resolutions on the minute book and high school record frame a copy in the building and send notices to county papers and the family. Effie Routh Will Felliy Katherine Bill George Adam Maud Dome Victor McIntosh A. O. DeWeese, Prin.

Joseph Heuser New Salisbury High School Effie Routh Will Felliy Katherine Bill George Adam Maud Dome Victor McIntosh A. O. DeWeese Prin

Black Creek News Notes and Local Updates

August Ott relocates to the Knell place. Mrs. Jacob Schoen slowly recovers after weeks in critical condition. Bell suffers neuralgia. Payton may move to Louisville for a Southern Railway position after holidays. James A Payton offers his farm for sale and asks to publish the ad in The Democrat. Henry Wright offers candies nuts and fruits at Kings Cave.

Wmn. Bell Jacob Schoen Irl Payton Louisville R. R. Co James A. Payton Democrat North Pole Prof. Baker Morris Baker No. 3 Leonard Smith Seven Springs Henry Wright Kings Cave

Swift's Premium Calendar for 1910

Four color sheets celebrate classic songs America Home Sweet Home Old Folks at Home and The Old Oaken Bucket. Features author biographies autographs song history and on reverse full piano score. Subjects include Payne East Hampton Home Newton Park Street Church Foster Homestead Pittsburg and Christy minstrel.

Swifts America Home Sweet Home East Hampton New York John Howard Payne Samuel Francis Smith Newton Mass Park Street Boston Foster Pittsburg Stephen Collins Foster Christy

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