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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1967
Page
3
Social column details visits among Clunie Harbison and Davis families, Dog n Suds convention in St. Louis, dinner guests in January, Midwest trips to Decatur and Englewood, Fort Belvoir and Korea related leave, plus a Corydon engagement announcement for Glenda Sue and Fred Cromwell with a Fall wedding planned.
The Council for Christian Social Action of the United Church of Christ opened an international development office in Washington DC. It will work with American Baptist Convention and other major denominations to educate churches on global trade food and aid while promoting projects in Asia Africa and Latin America. Bishop W Angie Smith will spend a week in South Vietnam in January to visit troops and chapel staff. Youth across the nation will observe World Hunger Week January 29 to February 5 supporting the World Hunger and Development Fund. An Inter Lutheran Commission on Worship was formed by five Lutheran bodies to develop common worship materials. A call was issued for India famine relief urging increased farming and grain aid for 1967. A Christian education committee will focus on lay training and a February consultation in Singapore. The 450th Reformation anniversary year began with the Lutheran Council in America and concludes with services on October 29 1967. The Council on Inter-American Affairs urged U S policymakers to reassess Latin American aid and reform efforts.
Miss Sarah Ruth Manning and James Donald Wolfe wed January 21 at St. Patrick’s Church Oxford with Rev. Frederick Gschwind officiating. The ceremony featured organist Anna Evans and soloist Mrs. Leon Bane. The couple reside at 400% South Justus Street. Local attendees included Corydon residents.
The Condon Democrat published weekly on Wednesdays by O'Bannon Publishing Co. Inc. in Corydon Indiana lists subscription prices: $3.50 yearly in Harrison and nearby counties, $5 elsewhere in the U.S., $6 in Canada, with a 10 cent single copy price. Postage paid at Corydon.
A single owner 1964 Buick two door hardtop with 26,000 miles finishes in silver with a black top and red interior. The car is described as well maintained and low mileage for its age.
Admitted patients include Terry Leatherland Samuel Hoover English Pamela Jo Edelen Mary Waters Michael A Orme Susie McAdams James R Wise Winhi H Smith Mary Alice Brown Corydon Foster Young Louisville Charley Walker Georgetown Maurice Ferree Elizabeth Oliver Cleve Faith Laconia Paul Byerly Ronald E Jones Marengo Aleene Taylor Milltown Minnie W Keehn New Salisbury Howard Woodward Mifflin Catherine Harding Dorothy Toney Leavenworth Surgery adds Lyle A Brown Depauw Lola V Scott Georgetown Births include daughters to Clyde Wininger Gentry Gaither Franz Felten James E Smith Corydon Wayne Wiseman Mauckport Gearld Faith New Salisbury Helen Smith Marengo and a son to Michael Engleman Milltown plus twin sons to Ed Robbeloth Palmyra.
Copy for Want Ads must reach The Corydon Democrat by Tuesday morning to appear in the week's widely read Want Ads section. Submissions sent late risk missing publication and space constraints in the current issue.
The LaDuke family gathered at Lonnie and Mrs. Houser’s New Salisbury home on Sunday February 5 for a noon dinner. Attendees included Sarah LaDuke and many relatives from New Albany Corydon and Crandall with music and visiting later in the afternoon. Marvin Houser recently home from Fort Dix to attend the reunion before overseas deployment. Mrs. Sarah LaDuke planned a brief stay with her daughter in New Salisbury.
Mrs Barbara Huffman of Jeffersonville and Eurvon Adkins of New Salisbury announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marilyn Adkins to Dennis Seitz son of Mrs Dorothy Herrensmith of Georgetown and Albert Seitz of Florida. The wedding is set for February 18 at 7 30 PM at New Salisbury Methodist Church with public invited.
Jack Stephenson of Leavenworth buys the registered Morgan stallion Max Hi Fidel ity Kid from Rex Maxson of Milwaukie in a confirmed sale.
A stallion in Milwaukee is a progeny of Quiz Kid the champion Morgan horse bred at the Government Morgan Horse Farm in Vermont.
Grace Mae Sample's piano students from Corydon Central School Corporation earned top honors at the Evansville district contest on January 28. Carolyn Bube Leah Sample and Diane Reimold won first place Cathy Parks finished third Lisby Sample took second. Ernestine Jones Jane Ann Jones from Corydon Lanesville and Careen Leich from New Albany also earned first place ratings.
The St. Thomas Aquinas Library hosts Pre-Cana sessions starting Sunday February 19 at 2 00 p m with four weeks of Thursday 7 30 p m and Sunday 2 00 p m meetings The program features priests two doctors and lay instructors all sessions held at the East Seventh and Spring Street library in New Albany.
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