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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
7
A Corydon page lists Griffin's offerings including silk hose, ribbon sashes, purses, and leather goods. Christmas shopping features sales ladies, new arrivals, and holiday coupons while local residents attend events and visit relatives across New Amsterdam New Albany and Crandall.
The community reports on I N G Corydon area events and familiar names. Mrs Geo KB Wah made a trip to Louisville yesterday while Lee Leffler of New Albany spent Sunday with friends in Crandall. Also noted are church activities, visits from relatives, family illnesses, local business notes, a bond sale at Corydon National Bank, and the marriage of Rev John Rus Ace to a Macon man.
A compiled list of local events and people includes funeral attendance in Edwardsville, visitors to Lanesville from New Albany and Indianapolis students returning home for holidays, church services at Mt Solomon on Christmas Eve, and travel to Florida and Washington state. Local business and farm activity is noted with Cohen Hackett and Funk from New Albany.
Harrison County Democrats are notified that the Democratic County Central Committee will convene in Corydon on Saturday January 1 1916 at 1 30 PM to discuss party matters ahead of the primary. J L O Bannon and Clyde R Lottick urge all committee members and candidates to attend. Also noted are short local items about residents visiting Corydon and returning to New Albany for work.
Mrs Tillie Keehn widow of Henry Keehn dies after a week with pneumonia in Palmyra aged sixty six. She leaves one son and three daughters. Funeral at U B church Palmyra conducted by Rev Hedge with burial in G M E cemetery. Christmas Day closing announced for The Democrat office.
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