22 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
1
A 1920s revival push urges all Americans to return to church life claiming benefits beyond faith. Clergy report strong spring attendance, summer dips, and renewed effort to attract and retain worshippers through engaging services, sermons, and outreach to backsliders.
Resch and Bauer of New Middletown Ind announce daily bus service to New Albany via Corydon. The International Auto bus will depart New Middletown at 7:00 A M, Corydon 7:46 A M, and Lanesville 8:30 A M with return from Shrader's Livery Stable New Albany at 2:30 P M each day. Also offers a 16 month old black mule for sale by Dennis Engleman.
A 212 acre farm north west of Corydon offered as two parcels with two building sites. Mostly meadow and cultivated land, 22 acres of timber, fruit trees near both buildings, cellars, six cisterns, barn space, and outbuildings. Owner will sell at once and provide possession anytime. For details inquire at this office. 828-tf rant. Wanted rabbits at Farishs remainder 22-8.
Delayed update from Harrison Granger's hall nearing completion. Mrs Lorena Emily's health slowly improves. Miss Bertha Gleitz to be reared. birth announced for Arvel and wife. School progress under C L Dick. Jessie Miller to marry Roy Crone December 19 1915 at Zoar church. Thanksgiving visit returns from Indianapolis. Hog market loads led by James Conrad Oscar Brown and Roy. Brandenburg pie supper draws crowd. candy prize split between Brown and Ehalt. Proceeds fund school organ. Miss Marissa Routh guests of Mr and Mrs George Bube. Lillie Crone and children visit Emily family. Maud Stevens Center-Co leader and Dr F G Stevens accompany to English concert. All note the girls’ competence in their vocations.
Indiana Attorney General Stotsenburg, author of the recent primary bill, interprets Section 33 and Sections 27 28 on Governor and senator nominations. If no candidate wins a majority, the state convention may nominate. otherwise the winner is chosen by preferential tabulation.
The Harrison County Democrat notes the party’s long standing practice of giving second terms to faithful Democratic officials in two year offices. Four incumbents Habermel Miller Knight and Wise are singled out for expected renomination without opposition. Habermel’s legislative service is praised and Floyd County cooperation expected for a joint district seat. Knight’s upcoming first term as treasurer is noted. The editor pledges neutrality in primary contests and offers safe deposit boxes for rent at Corydon National Bank.
Local ad promotes the John Deere Lowdown manure spreader by Lanesville dealer L. P. Zabel & Co. urging use for fall and winter manure and warning commercial fertilizer costs will rise by spring.
Thos E McCrady announces new travel times from New Albany and Lyon's Hotel. Departures move to Mondays after December 6, with Fridays unchanged. Regular trips leave Tuesdays and Saturdays around 8:15 AM from Lyon's Hotel to Lanesville and New Middletown.
No hunting by day or night with dog or gun is permitted on the farm of Mrs. Katharine M. Feig in Franklin township. The item also notes that Mr. and Mrs. Walter Funk of St. Louis, visiting their mother Mrs. J. P. Funk in New Albany last week, are well known locally.
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