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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1910

Page

4

Central Area News Briefs 1911

S. D. Tindall of Central made a business trip to Corydon last Saturday. W. E. Lane is reported sick. Dean Frakes and family visited Mr. James Roby’s family on Christmas day. Rev. Hedrick to hold meetings at Central church starting Sunday night January 1, 1911. Local Sabbath schools gave pupils a Christmas Day treat. James Smith and family of Lexington Illinois visit Wm. Smith and relatives in the county. Lee McKim, recent West traveler, visits his parents east of Central. A small child of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Need badly burned from clothes catching fire by a match.

S. D. Tindall Central Corydon W.E. Lane Dean Frakes James Roby Hedrick Central Church Lee McKim West Henry McKim Emmett

Local Notices of Visitors and Community Events

The farmers have been busy butchering. Mattie Baxter visits New Albany while Sky Perkhiser and wife from Illinois roam the area. Minnie Brandenburg of New Mexico visits her father. James Fonk from Nebraska travels through town to New Asterdam. Harry Trottier stays in Louisville for a few days. Herman Fleshman of Corydon visits. Earl Lockhart of Benton, Illinois, visiting Wi Moyars. Presbyterian ladies plan a general supper next Saturday at Woodman Hall serving 4 PM to 12 AM.

Mattie Baxter New Albany Sky Perkhiser Ill Minnie Brandenburg New Mexico James Fonk Nebraska New Aisterdam Harry Trottier Louisville Herman Fleshman Corydon Earl Lockhart Benton, Co. Itil Wi. Moyars

Dandruff Cure Promises Relief With Zemo Soap

An ad touts Zemo and Zemo Soap as guaranteed remedies to rid the scalp of dandruff germ life under the skin. It claims worldwide availability, promises itching relief after one shampoo, and offers refunds if not satisfied.

Corydon U. S

Death of Mrs Gatkins at Mauckport after long illness

Mrs Ellen Gatkins aged about 65 died at her home in Manekport last Saturday night from breast cancer after months of pain. The death occurred at the Zion U. B. church area a mile north of Manekport on Saturday afternoon. She had lived in Mauckport many years and was married to a widower who died years ago. Her maiden name was Miller and she was aunt to Ed Love Calvin Love and William Love.

Ellen Gatkins Manekport Mit. Zion U Mauckport Miller Ed. B Calvin William Love

Typhoid Fever Claims Harley Williar in Boone Township

Harley Williar died Saturday night at his parents home in Boone township after a four week illness of typhoid fever. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock at Rehoboth conducted by Rev. Arthur Jean. He leaves parents two brothers and two sisters. Age 25 years 1 month 18 days.

Harley Williar Nathaniel Williar Boone Township Rehoboth Arthur Jean Methodist Church

Notice of Subscriber Drops and Local Updates

On January 1 delinquent daily paper subscribers will be dropped from the regular list. Montgomery Duggins, a Webster township leader, renewed his subscription to The Democrat. Thornbury family and Ben Thornbury visited, and Claude Engleman traveled from Indianapolis. Corydon schools are on vacation this week.

Will Christley Montgomery Duggins Webster Township Duggins

New Salisbury residents visit kin and host Christmas gatherings

The column lists residents and visitors across New Salisbury and nearby towns. Ed Hahn, Miss Audrey Davis, and many others are noted spending holidays with relatives in Harrison, Corydon, Palmyra, New Albany, Central Barren, Crandall, and Davenport. Several trips include Xmas and Christmas visits, with departures to St Louis and Morrocco Indiana.

Christmas Folks and Local Visits Across Corydon

Miss Rose Seibert and Will Seibert spent Christmas at Georgetown. Dan Wheat returned home after a pleasant visit to Fall Cities. John Wagner received a box of oranges from his Florida son Dan for Christmas. Mrs. Mary FeNen Temple spent Nina s with her parents the Crandalls who are in ill health. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crosby visited Mrs. Kelly Hughes and Mrs. Charley Gibsons Corydon over the weekend. Edgar Anderson his wife and mother and Alva Crayden and friend visited the Craydens for Christmas. Russell Barry a bookkeeper for it tman s of Louisville spent Christmas with his parents the Hurns. Mrs. Dave Boston returned from visiting her son Alva Boston of Birdseye. One wife was seriously ill with typhoid fever and relapsed. Mr. Grover Graves a popular schoolteacher treated his pupils Friday with speeches and a nice time in central. School dismissed for a week. Roy Hottle of Indianapolis visited Tessie Bary for a few days. Jessie and her brother Jussell accompanied Mr. Hottie to Louisville on Christmas Eve to visit her mother. Rudolph Wurtman of Louisville and brother in law of Mr. Christiaan OBannon of Corydon was run down by an automobile in Louisville December 17 and seriously injured but not fatally. He is confined to bed at St Mary and Elizabeth s Hospital. Wurtman is about 80 and has been employed continuously.

Rose Seibert Will Seibert Georgetown Dan Wheat John Wagner Dan Florida Mary FeNen Temple Y. M. Crandall Jim Crosby Mary Kiughes Charley Gibson Corydon Edgar Anderson Alva Crayden Charley Crayden Russell Barry Forittman's Louisville Dave Hwurn Dave Boston Alva Boston Birdseye Roy Hottle Indianapolis Tessie Bary Jessie Jussell Hottie Darry Cook Wood Hurn Rudolph Wurtman Christiaan Obannon St. Mary and Elizabeth’s Hospital Wurtman

Calendars Free for Subscribers and Democrats

The newspaper offers 1000 unique calendars to subscribers and business patrons and invites calls to claim one. New subscribers also receive calendars. Many subscribers already have chosen, yet more calendars remain for Democratic subscribers.

Democrat

Allen's Foot-East Shoe Aid Ad

If you are sensitive about shoe size you can wear a size smaller by using Allen's Foot-East to fit patent leather and new shoes. Sold everywhere for 25c. Sample free. Address Allen O lmsted, Roy, N.Y. d254w.

Allen Frei Olmsted Ue Roy N.Y

Strayed or Stolen A Coliie Dog Named Teddy

A dog named Teddy, belonging to J R White of Ramsey, is missing or has been taken. Return to J R White in Ramsey for a reward.

A. Coliie Teddy J. R. White Ramsey

Cathotts Church Notices Schedule and Times

Church notices list serving times for Cathotts Church and New Middletown. At Cathotts Church Mass Sermon and Benediction on the second and fourth Sundays and the Monday after, 10 a.m. Sunday School 2:30 p.m. Weekday Mass 7:30 a.m. At New Middletown Sundays first and third with Confession 8–9 a.m. Communion 9 a.m. Mass Sermon and Benediction 10 a.m. Sunday School 2:30 p.m. Weekday Mass 8 a.m. Effective Oct 1 to May 1 1911 Rev BE L QuADE.

New Middletown BE. L. Quade

United Brethren Church Services in Corydon

The Corydon United Brethren Church schedules preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 10 30 a m. and Sundays at 7 p m. A junior meeting runs Sundays at 2 p m. Prayer meetings are Wednesdays at 7 p m. Y P C E U gathers Thursdays at 7 p m.

United Brethren Church Corydon Betnany A. B. Conpo

Shiloh and Betnany Churches Announce Schedules

Sunday School and preaching services outlined for Shiloh and Betnany churches. General Y P C E U hours listed. Rehoboth church election of elders deacons and officers noted with Jan 1 ordination and field division votes. A long list of new subscribers to The Democrat appears thereafter.

J. F. Friedier J. F. Russell George Johns B. BR. Wirkham Henry Liebert Andrew Ansett Oliver Zimmerman Rehoboth Evans Landing J.T. Reacon P. EB

Dentist Dr C D Kaiser to Visit Indiana towns

Dr C D Kaiser D D S of Leavenworth Indiana will tour several towns in January providing up to date dental work. He will be in Leavenworth January 11 to 16 Birdseye January 17 to 22 Mauckport January 24 to 26 and New Amsterdam January 27 and 28. All work guaranteed with painless extraction and free examination. License in Indiana and Kentucky. Remember the dates.

C. D. Kaiser D. D.S Leavenworth Ind Birdseye Mauckport New Amsterdam Indiana Kentucky

Death of George Heishman in Scott township at 82

George Heishman an old county resident died at his Scott township home last Friday from infirmities of old age. He is survived by seven children including Mrs. Edward Pate Mrs. Oliver Rainbolt Mrs. Michael Rainbolt Mrs. John Feller and Alvy Jacob and William M Heishman. The funeral was held Saturday at Hottell's burying ground with Rev. M. J. Peter delivering the sermon. William resides in Missouri.

George Heishman Scott Township Hottell’s M. J. Peter Edward Pate Oliver Rainbolt Michael Rainbolt John Feller Alvy Jacob William Mheishman William Missouri

Notice of Account Payment Due January 5 1811

On account of a change in our business on January 1 1811 all accounts due us must be paid us by January 5. All bills not paid by then will be put in the hands of a collector without further notice. Pay now and save expense. Joan P.ISTERLING. Vor dispepsia take Miona Inc. at Davis' cut rate store 28-3w

Miona Davis

Social Roundup from the Flatwoods and neighboring towns

Mrs. Kate Seitz spends weeks in Louisville. Louis J. DeVos of Louisville visits relatives in the Flatwoods for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Will Scharf of La Cey Arkansas move to Harrison county. Miss Irene Scharf of Lacey Arkansas visits in the Flatwoods. Alva Schneider returns from Illinois last Tuesday. Miss Maude Bell of Black Creek visits C. J. Richert family in the Flatwoods. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bell and Mildred Esther from Black Creek stay with Mrs. Bell’s parents, the Richerts. Miss Gertrude Lottick, studying in Danville Indiana, spends a week with her parents.

Kate Seitz Louisville Louis J. DeVos Flatwoods Will Scharf Lacey Arkansas Harrison County Irene Scharf Alva Schneider Illinois Maude Bell Black Creek C. J. Richert Alva Bell Mildred Esther

Evangelistic Temple Sermons Led by Rev W W Tait

The Presbyterian Evangelistic Services begin next Sabbath with daily sermons over five evenings. Topics include The Gospel in the Temple and Eschatological questions for discussion, with a six foot square model of the Temple used on stage to illustrate Holy places. The Ministerial Union endorses the series as evangelical and significant for revival work.

Ministerial Union of Arcola Neb Temple W. W. Tait Tait Christ Avw A. White Geo. Gurrey D. D. See

Local Happenings in Taylor Township and Nearby Towns

Charles McCauley visited Louisville for the weekend while Frank Brown hauled hogs to New Albany midweek. Clarence Brinley and Mr. and Mrs. Knight traveled to Louis ville and New Albany for work and visits. James McCauley shipped tobacco to New Albany. Peter Fink and son visited Falls Cities. Mrs. Herman Brown stayed with Wred and Mrs. Johns. Shelly Perry and Joe Zindts returned from Brokenbow to the area. The social for Miss Effie Knight was held December 17 at the Knight home. Lieut Jacobs and wife sent slippers from Zamboanga to Mrs. Jacobs, once Celia Sibert.

Charles McCauley Louisville Frank Brown New Albany Clarence Brinley Orin Knight James McCauley Peter Fink John Falls Herman Brown Wred Johns Shelly Perry Joe Zindts Brokenbow Web Andy Colvin Osborne, C Diffenbach Effie Knight T. W. Knight Vada Fink

Also Mentioned on This Page

Central News James Smith Lexington Wm. Smith Valey City Bies Ss. R. Thornbury Christine Place Ben K. Thornbury Evansville Coon Cliff Camp English Claude Engleman Harve Engleman Hardin Lemon Georgia State Teachers’ Association Af Corydon Schools New Salisbury Ed Hahn Charles Ellis C. H. Kintner Audrey Davis Messrs C. EK. Walk C. W. Dome Clarence Kaufman Argenta, Ill Mary Jane Berry Palmyra Melissa Routh Glance Deweese Cgeorgetown Philip Hahn Viola Walk Joseph Walk Frank Temple Central Barren Lewis Kaufman Oscar Langford Susan J. L. Rector Charlie Mary Simpson Ed Evans Albert Stevens Crandall Lizzie Brown Davenport Town St. Louis Lydia Stevens Morroccco Grover Graves Cathotts Church Shiloh Elizabeth Elizabeth Field Glenwood Riverside Sharon, Rehoboth and Laconia and Memorial Marion Kirkham George Jones Deacon Benjam Kirkham Gus Shields Emma Abel Lou Brown Irene Zimmerman Mary Jones Etta Kirkham Grace Funk Va Alurdock Nellie Cooper Trustees Roll of Honor The John H. Danreuther New Salisbury Mattie J. Brown Gage Okla James P. Brown J. L. Umphrey Jacob Fessel Edward Bauer Ben Barkheim Doggood Walter Dowdell Philip Kinther C. L. Lit C. H. Stewart Martin Kennedy Harry Ripperdan Valley City A. J. Sappenfield Bradford Thos P. Cox Roy L. Hottell D. W. Danner Kate Thomas Gx W. Neely, N. Evansville, Ind. Edward Briscoe, Depauw. Lewis T. Trobaugh Philip Flock, Jr John Abel R. R. Hart Emma Fink Geo J. W. Long Cincinnati James IX. Lone Hfenry Robert McFarland Laconia Ursula Davis Roy Irried Grand Forks Minn James Depauw Conrad Windish C. A. Baxley Jacob Wolfe Win Sappenfield Jeffersonville George Lemuel John Adam Winfield Sherrill Jacob V. Deutsch Jester Gely W. M. Ayers Macy James Magers Pekin CC. C Jacob Miser Ramsey Elmer Stewart Thos. E. Koss Charles W. Keller John W. Kintner Worth Walter Fry Amos Sonner Chris Hubbard Michael Hannel Simeon Rice Ett M. A. Elbert Sedro Wooley Wash Charity M. Russell F. M. Daniel Elwood James Burgess Nannie Allen Liberty John Sehilmiller John Kusler Oakesdale Seymour Walk Christian Fhiser St. Joseph Roy Farish Arkansas City Kan Michael G. Hannel White Cloud Kilmer Simcoe Mattoon Ben Elliott Ifugh Rhodes C. W. Crayden Clarence Stonecipher Roy Kopp Wm. H. Dike Chris. Reinhardt Elmer P. Evans Lentz Oregon Williard Shaffer John Stilger Lanesville CU. M. Miller Walter Emily Milton Barrow Jacob Stevens Jesse Lord George Scharf Isaac B. Steepleton W. H. Kreutzer Fred Jansen C. W. Hottle Aaron Wolfe Geo. W. Utz Philip C. Miller James L. Morris Ethell L. Smith Martha Perry Frank Watson John W. McRae A. J. Peterson Fred Bierly Eugene Colin J. A. McCauley Beaverton Mich W. H. Thomas Lapel J. W. Fowler James P. Hobbs Beth Jay Jesse McFall John O. Anderson George’ McKim Mount Union J. P. Denbo Wm. Melvister M. Brown Julia Stevens Ellershouse Nova Scotia Lee UC. Smith Wm. Engleman Joseph Uhl James Hurn J.J. Foreman Lafayette Claudius Crecelius John Miller John M. Reed David Stonecipher Charles J. Hess Walla Walla Minnie Taylor Hattie Morrill Blackwell Ben Robbins Joan P. Isterling United States War Department New England J. Pierpont Morgan Garfield Benjamin F. Butler Review of Reviews Secret Service Astor Company Aster Place New York, N. Y Rea Presbyterian Evangelistic Services Taylor Township
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