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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1920

Page

3

Kryl's Orchestral Sextette to Perform at Auditorium

Bohumir Kryl's Orchestral Sextette, led by Irene Stolofsky with Bernice Arthur, Edward Arthur, and other notable artists, to appear February 14 at the Auditorium under the Redpath Bureau. Program features solo and ensemble pieces from classical and modern repertoires. Admission 50 and 35 cents. season-ticket holders keep their reservations.

Bernice Arthur Edward Arthur Kry U. Hs

Local Varicella Outbreak Report Mentioning Residents

A brief notice lists area residents affected by chicken pox including Bertha and Nellie Anderson Edith Thomas Anna Conrad Wilma Nellie Loretta Lettich Hazel Mabel Anna Irene Anderson Glenn Yenawine Charles Lettich Frankie Ivan Anderson Claude Elmer Clarence Conrad Roy Hamilton Herman Rogge and Lee Rogge with no further details.

Misses Bertha Nellie Anderson Edith Thomas Anna Conrad Wilma Nellie Loretta Lettich Hazel Mabel Anna Irene Anderson Messrs Glenn Yenawine Charles Lettich Frankie Ivan Anderson Claude Elmer Clarence Conrad Roy Hamilton Herman Lee Rogge

Harve Lahuedies In Denver After Brief

A brief report notes a person named Harve Lahuedies arriving in Denver after a short illness described as pleurisy. The item records a transfer of residence or travel following illness with limited context.

Harve Lahuedies Denver

Death of Uarve LaHue in Denver Leaves Wife and Three Sons

Uarve LaHue, 39, died at his Denver home last Wednesday night after five days with pleurisy. He left a wife and three sons, Marion Philip and Paul. Burial was in Fairmount Cemetery on the Pfrimmer lot with Masonic services. Born and raised in the county, he moved to Denver with his family about three and a half months ago for work. Mrs LaHue is formerly Lenora Faith daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Faith of King’s Cove. The family has the sympathy of relatives and friends in the county.

Uarve LaHue Denver Colorado Fairmont Cemetery Pfrimmer Wlliam R. Lane Marion Philip Paul Latue Lenora Faith F. M. Faith King’s Cae

Relief Urges Action for Armenian Orphans in Indiana Network

Mrs EC Rumpler urges Indiana clubs and churches to support Armenian orphans and enslaved women. She asks for five dollars a month for a year, distributed by the Near East Relief Committee, from Indianapolis headquarters at 403 City Trust Ride. Two cows die after being tied too long in same stall near New Middletown, owner John Kirkham reports.

EC. Rumpler Indiana Club City Trust Ride Indianapolis Armenia America Woman's Division Indiana John &. Kirkham New Middletown

Bus Schedules Mention Corydon New Albany and Amsterdam

Timetable notes bus departures from Corydon and New Albany with multiple morning and afternoon times on weekdays and Sundays. Stops include McDonald Stockdell Drug Co Burton's Restaurant and connections with Argo Bus Line at 8 30 and 3 00. Paul Argo mentioned.

New Albany Corydon McDonald Stockdell Drug Co. Cor Pearl and Market Burton’s Paul Argo Roby New Amsterdam Argo

Leap Year Luncheon: February 1920 Calendar Oddities

February 1920 contains 29 days with five Sundays the first in a century. Leap year features include Sundays on government and religious observances, with holidays like Decoration Day and Halloween shifting to adjacent days. The piece recalls a 1288 Scottish law about women proposing during leap year.

South Boone Kinery Notes and Local Updates

Wiseman and family south west of town recover from flu while GC Miller visits his poorly pneumonia-stricken mother in Heth township and reports her slight improvement. Mrs Bowman visits friends in northern state as J F Kedley and family from Bridgeport near Indianapolis also travel. George and Mrs Dodd return home after visiting relatives for weeks. Sheridan Crosier couple welcomed daughter Juanita Marie near Memorial. Stoy Anderson family visits Aunt Ann Ashton. Ladies Aid to meet with Carrie Cunningham. all attendees welcome. Virgie McBride wed Carl Bishop at Corydon with a kitchen shower at her parents' home. Sixty relatives gather for Aunt Mary Crosier's birthday dinner with G Shields and John King present.

GC. Miller Heth Township CC. D. Bowman Thompson Richmond J. FL Kedley Bridgeport Indianapolis George Dodd Latham and Airs Sheridan Crosier Juanita Marie Stoy Anderson North Boone Ann Ashton Ladies Aid Carrie Cunningham Virgie McBride South Boone Corydon Carl Bishop Latham, ML Hank Melbride Laconia Mary Crosier G. G. Shields John King Mary

Mauckport News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings

Mauckport residents report Mrs William Rowe improving after a week of illness. Sherman Faith and wife visited his father, who suffers from a serious ailment. Stoy Timberlake relocates to Mauckport to farm on William Rawe’s land. Gertie Shireman buys Jesse Love property from John Timberlake, gaining half the block. Jack Inman acquires Arthur Miller property to remodel. Mrs Martha Neely of New Albany visits her ailing mother Sabina Jenkins. Coal transport issues threaten local commerce due to river congestion and pike restrictions.

Sherman Faith Faith Stoy Timberlake Mauckport William Rawe Gertie Shireman John Timberlake Jesse Love Mr. Shireman Jack Inman Arthur Miller Martha Neely New Albany Sabina Jenkins

Books Added to Public Library and New Pamphlets

Public library receives a gift from Mrs. J. J. Bullett comprising twenty two volumes and additional pamphlets. Titles include Varieties for Fruit for Indiana Planting by J. Oskamp and When and how to Cull Them by Philips and Jones. Also Field Selection and Storage of Seed Corn by R. Thomas, Lime and Fertilizer Needs of Indiana Soils by S. D. Conner, Commercial Fertilizers for Indiana, and What to Use by A. T. Wiancko. Note urges delinquent subscribers to pay promptly.

Umes Indiana J. Oskamp Philips & Jones R. &. Thomas S. D. Conner A. T. Wiancko

Tax Exemption for Civil War Veterans and Widows Described

The legislature grants a $1000 exemption from assessed value for veterans of the Civil and Mexican Wars and widows who are pensioners if taxable property does not exceed $5000. Eligible persons aged 70 plus veterans and 60 plus widows may apply by March 1 to May 1, submitting sworn residence details and Pension certificates to the county Auditor for verification.

Resolutions of Elizabeth Aid on death of Sarah Jane Neamer

The Elizabeth Aid of the M E church adopts resolutions honoring Sarah Jane Neamer who died December 6 1919. They express heartfelt sympathy to her family and note her as a loving wife mother and neighbor, with copies to the family and local papers. Signed Jertha C O Bannon Ella Glasgow Minnie Dickey.

M. E. Church Jertha CO Bannon Ella Glasgow Minnie Dicrley

Resolutions of Respect for Departed Sister Adda Bennett

Resolutions honor Adda Lee Bennett who died December 26 1919. The Aid of M E church extends sympathy to her family and pledges support for Bereavement. The minutes record the loss of a good neighbor and faithful member with faith that she rests with God. Also mentioned are Bertha O Gannon Eva Glastow Minnie Bieriey as others referenced in the notice.

Elizabeth M. E. Church Adda Lee Bennett M. EB. Church God Bertha O'Gannon Eva Glastow Minnie Bieriey

U B Sunday School Sees Growth at Voerryder Church

The Voerryder U B church revival continues with fifteen conversions and new members. Pastor OG Moore of M B F church assists. Chas Brewbaker will preach next Sunday at 7 p.m. All are invited.

Voerryder U. B OG Moore M. FB Chas. Brewbaker D. B Ceneral VU. B J. L. Battram

How Far Can You See

A World Vision address discusses how the 141st and 20th centuries reshape global perspectives. It notes League of Nations ideals, international work, and the YWCA’s global outreach aiding women and soldiers, urging readers to broaden their horizons beyond local bounds.

League of Nations Paul Pacific Asia United States Young Women's Christian Association India Japan China Turkey South America

Best For Clerk Nominated For County Clerk by Democrat

The Democrat notes William F. Best of Heth township as a Democratic candidate for County Clerk. Best, known from prior service as County Surveyor, was narrowly defeated for re election in 1918. He now farms and previously taught ten years, with a reputation as honest industrious and loyal to the party.

William F. Best Heth Township Harrison County Pin

Boone for Commissioner in Harrison County

Rush H. Boone of Boone township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner in the Third District of Harrison County. A 48 year old farmer with about 490 acres, stock buying background, and son of Civil War era Captain Nevil R. Boone. He is a loyal Democrat with no prior office experience, regarded as highly qualified for the role.

Rush H. Kreene Boone Township Harrison County Boone Nevil R. Boone Hackson County Rush

Auction Notice From Bucker Brothers On Ohio River Sale

The sale at the Ohio river in Taylor township two miles from Rosewood occurs Friday February 26 with sale starting at nine in the morning. Items include chicken wire fencing pest and farm gear two horse long pole cotton bags and household goods. John Seipel is the auctioneer for the event with four percent cash discount offered.

James Oliver Harrison County Telephone Company Bucker Brothers Ohio River Taylor Township Rosewood John Seipel

No Trespassing Notice Near Corydon Issued

A short notice warns that no trespassing is permitted on property near Corydon and east of Corydon, attributed to Mrs. Elizabeth George. James George referenced with a measurement 4-37.

Our Corydon Elizabeth George James George

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