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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1916

Page

3

New County Officers to Take Offices in Corydon

Corydon officials announce three changes in county offices to take effect next Monday January 1. Samuel C. Mauck will become Auditor, A Watson will become Clerk, and Nicholas Eve will become County Commissioner from the Second District.

Corydon Samuel C. Mauck J. L. O'Bannon Farmer A. Watson Amos Lemmon Nicholas Eve Philip Herter Thomas W. Knight Jeb Miller Henry H. Wise William Ie Best David C. Fouts Firat’ Tustrict R. I. Davis Bwu Leris

New County Auditor Maaek Brings Experienced Staff

The county welcomes Maaek as Auditor elect, a robust Scott township farmer with long campaign ties. He has appointed H. H. Miller as Deputy and plans for Dick Shaffer to assist after school. Miller has decades as a county deputy. Shaffer, a teacher of eleven years, will support the office.

Maaek Aunhe Tie Scott Township Sam Aman H. H. Miller Dick’’ Shaffer Mauck Miller Shaffer

James A Watson Installed as County Clerk with Family Help

James A Watson known as Jim takes the Clerk role bringing prior service as Deputy Clerk and four years as County Auditor. He and Mrs Watson, daughter of Geo W Conrad, visit Alexandria with plans for Mrs Watson to assist in the Clerk’s office, praised for education and penmanship.

James A. Watson Jim Alvin K.smith

Nicholas Eve Named New Harrison County Commissioner

County Commissioner Nicholas Eve is a leading Harrison County farmer with hundreds of acres in Webster township. A former township Trustee, he is a major taxpayer and aims to ensure proper county business. Locals expect him to become one of the best commissioners the county has seen.

Nicholas Eve Harrison County Webster Township Eve

Outgoing Officer Philip Herter Receives Public Thanks

The outgoing commissioner Philip Herter served six years in office and was praised as a faithful public servant. He expressed that filling the role is difficult, but he felt a duty to help the community and the county, acknowledging the challenge of replacing his seat.

Philip Herter Fie Tess

Harrison County Citizen Esteemed By Friends

A respected Harrison County resident, noted as one of the community’s best citizens, is wished well by many friends for the years ahead.

Amos Lemmon Retires After 32 Years as County Clerk

Amos Lemmon ends a 32 year tenure as County Clerk and Deputy in Harrison County. He is praised for courtesy and efficiency in court records, a gift from local lawyers, and will devote time to Jersey cattle breeding at his Corydon farm Hidgewood, promising continued community ties.

Amos Lemmon Indiana Harrison Circuit Court Lemmen C. W. Cook Bat Lemmon Jersey Jerseys Higewood Corydon Iis Jersey Rhodesland

Wahl Prizes Awarded in Seed in a Pump Kin Contest

The annual guessing contest from Geo B Wahl concluded with 879 seeds counted. Winners include C L Dick for 75 prize, Ivan Kopp for 878 and Martin Bush along with A W Yeager tied for third. Bush won the granite double boiler after judges cast their vote. Many entrants submitted one guess per dollar spent over months.

Geo. B. Wahl Ivan Kopp Martin Bush A. W. Yeager Mr. Bush

J. L. O Bannon Retires as County Auditor After Four Years

The article honors J. L. O Bannon who retires after a four year term as County Auditor begun in November 1912. It praises his qualifications and faithful public service and notes gratitude from officials and supporters for his work and the transition to new successors.

J. L. O'Bannon Audistor

Local Social Notes and Election Result Report

Sunday visits across the community include Clyde Nitterman with his uncle Win Bour and Mrs Liza Tabler visiting sister Mrs. Shuck who is ill. The Lot­tich schoolhouse hosted a road supervisor election with Frank Schoen elected. other residents traveled, visited relatives, attended sales, and teachers like Willard Johnson returned home for holidays.

Liza Tabler Win Shuck

Snow Storm Hits Shively Area Hard

Heavy snow blanketed Shively Kentucky Thursday afternoon and night, hindering travel for people and livestock. M H Gregg near Zetwoch sook house bought a Regal touring car last week as cars surge in the area, while Fords reportedly fail to light. Andy Zetwoch, who sold his farm to Lee Lane, sold personal property at a public auction and moved his family to Louisville. Mrs Andy Wright on the Graf farm is homebound with inflammatory rheumatism.

Gregg Zetwoch Shoohouse Andy Zetwoch Lee Lane Louisville Andy Wright George J. Graf

Notice of Magazine Stand at Will Christleys Shop

Public notice announces a newly started magazine and news stand by Will Christley offering weekly and monthly editions. The vendor lists titles such as American Magazine Woman's Home Companion Ladies' World Review of Reviews World's Work Pictorial Review Scribners Outlook Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post Country Gentleman Win. W. Cook.

Will Christley Woman's Home Companion Ladies’ World Review of Reviews World's Work Pictorial Review Scribners Outlook Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post Country Gentleman

Pie Supper At Blair's School House Near Corydon

A pie supper will be held next Thursday evening at Blair's school house two miles northwest of Corydon. The public is invited. Miss Mary Mossler teaches the school. girls bring pies and boys collect the money for a wholesome community event.

Blair’s Corydon Mary Mossler

Stated meeting for election of officers scheduled

The notice states a Stated meeting to elect officers will be held Thursday evening December 25. Attendance is requested by order of the Chancellor Commander Roy A W Btr.

Offi Eese

Catarrh Cure Advertised as Internal Remedy

An advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal treatment that reaches the blood to cure catarrh, claiming it works through constitutional factors and listing testimonials and a Toledo based company.

Hall BOY Cheney & CO Toledo

Boys Grow Profitable Acres Under County Agricultural Supervisor

The first county supervised agriculture project, run by Prof. N. S. Clunie with Purdue University support, trained 27 boys aged 14 to 15. They raised corn, fattened hogs, reared poultry, and dairy cattle while keeping hourly labor and cost records. Net profits included an acre of corn and pig and poultry earnings totaling over a thousand dollars. A. O. DeWeese urges more agricultural supervisors to boost county wealth and student training.

Jackson Township Purdue University N. S. Clunie Bhoy Department of Agriculture United States of America Clunie Harrison County A. O. DeWeese

Mrs Malinda Hendricks Dead After Long Illness

Mrs Malinda J Hendricks of Morgan township died Tuesday morning December 26 after a long illness of heart disease. She was 73 years 2 months old and widow of Ferdinand Hendricks. Survived by daughter Nancy Trowbridge and three sons George W Nathaniel and Charles, plus seventeen grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Five sisters also survive. Funeral at Church of Christ Palmyra tomorrow with burial in Palmyra cemetery.

Malinda J. Hendricks Morgan Township Ferdinand Hendricks Nancy Trowbridge George W Nathaniel Charles Philip Ferock Paris Totten William Hunter Irvin Voylesa Frank Goss Church of Christ At Palmyra

School progress noted with Orville Lahue as teacher

Ed Gruen of Black Creek was a guest of C Walther and wife last Sunday. Several local youths attended the Farmers Institute at Lunesville last Wednesday. A H Voelker and sons Henry and Andy attended the funeral of his son in law Mr Jacob Brauner of Louisville last Saturday. William Blank and sister Bertha, Louis and Gustav Walther and Arthur Avullunn were in New Albany on business last week. A New Year greeting to the Democrat and readers. xX At Lanesville. Dro dA thottell, Qptienin, Cory top, with beat Dr Meyer's office foie Veg Ba wag? Fig

Orville Lahue Ed Gruen Black Creek C. Walther Farmers’ Institute Lunesville A. H. Voelker Henry Andy Jacob Brauner Louisville William Blank Miss Bertha Messie Louis Gustav Walther Arthur Avullunn New Albany The Democrat Dro da. Thottell Qptienin Cory Top Dr Meyer

Dannenfelser Dies in Cleveland After Illness

Charles Dannenfelser aged 43 of Corydon died in Cleveland Ohio from diabetes after long illness. He leaves a wife two daughters aged eight and ten, an aged father and three brothers John M George C and Fred. He had worked with a boiler company in Cleveland and recently in Buffalo New York. He returned home for Christmas and fell ill.

Dannenfelser Charles Dannenfelser Cleveland Ohio John M. Dannenfelser Corydon Charles John Henry Dannenfelser John M George C. Dannenfelser Fred Dannenfelser Magdalena New Mexico Coryd Buffalo New York

Hursttown News Briefs and Local Visits

Stoy Davis visits with relatives. Mrs. Stele Scott tours New Albany. Claude Miller spent a night with Albert Wiseman. Myrtle Lahue and Pat McKim visited New Albany. Mrs. H M Scott on sick list. Mrs. Ray Miller and Gladys Marselfa go to Chicago. Families including Lahues and Wisemans gather with Emma Lahue. Harry and Kenneth Benson with Joe and Walter Fisher travel to New Albany. Lucile Housel Christmas visit. Frank Miller loses six calves to ice break through, snow on pond.

Stoy Davis Stele Scott New Albany Claude Miller Albert Wiseman Myrtle Lahue Pat McKim H. M. Scott Ray Miller Gladys Marselfa Chicago Arville Lahue John William Guy Lahue Ethel May Joe Wiseman Ruth Emma Lahue Harry Kenneth Benson Joe Walter Fisher Lucile Housel Frank Miller

Franklin Township Farmers Institute Held at Lanesville

The Franklin Township Farmers Institute at Lanesville on December 20 drew about fifty in the morning and around one hundred in the afternoon. Speakers Ogg of Greencastle and Mrs Kline of Huntington addressed cattle handling, dairying, laying hens, clover failure costs, soil lime use, and farmer wife roles. Officers were elected J P Lotich, secretary Wm Blank, treasurer P I Blank. premiums awarded for corn, potatoes, apples, and baked goods.

Franklin Township Farmers’ Institute Lanesville Ogg Greencastle Harrison County Kline J. P. Lotich Wm. Blank P. 1. Blank

Methodist Church Calendar and Local Bird Hawk Incident

The calendar lists church activities from December 28 to January 38 including services, sermons on Christian conscience and the New Priesthood, lectures by Rev. C. E. Flynn, and classes in teacher training religious studies. Ora Shuck shot and killed a large chicken hawk weighing three and a quarter pounds, estimated fifty inches wingspan, with a Marlin grade shotgun, and claims taking a chicken.

Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society James Brewster Nellie Bultelt Epworth League C. E. Flynn Rip van Inkle Religious Institute A. O. Deweese Blanche Ridley Kirkham Ora Shuck Corydon

Public Sale by Daniel A Conrad at Depauw home

Daniel A Conrad will auction his personal property at his Depauw residence on Thursday January 4 1917 starting 1 pm. Items include chairs dining table kitchen cabinet cook stove carpet rag rug sewing machine rocking chairs and other small articles. Usual terms. See sale bills. Sam N Voyles Auctioner.

Daniel A. Conrad Depauw Sam N. Voyles Aucetioner

Keller Junior Suffers Left Ankle Injury In Christmas Accident

Fall at the Keller home on Christmas morning left Chas. A. Keller Jr with a severe left ankle injury. He was taken by auto to Louisville for X rays after slipping on ice in the yard. His wife and his sister in law were with him at the time. The incident followed a Christmas visit to his father. Dr Elmer Fankhouser of Indianapolis visited relatives nearby and plans to return home after medical work at the university hospital.

Chas. A. Keller Mra. W. H. Keller, Jr Mr. Keller Louisville Carleton Daniels Elmer Fankhouser Indianapolis W. E. Fankhouser Heth Township Fankhouser Indianapolis City Hospital W.H Moon Indiana University Medical School Locate!ng Maan

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Watson Fouts Geo. Wahl Lottich’s Clyde Nitterman Win. Bour Frank Baumgartie Shively, Ky W. Cook Attention Knights of Pythias Gorder Oander Roy AW Btr Malinda Hendricks Hursttown Franklin Township Farmers’ Institute Herman Zollman Glen Yenawine Albert Hess Emil Walpher Charles Lotich Mattie Lotich Bertha Blank Anna Voelker Wilma Lotich Sec’y Sam Pfrimmer Bloomington C. Blaine Hays Hays Phinmer
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