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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1918

Page

7

Local notices and social items from Corydon area

Corydon residents exchange Christmas greetings and travel home. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Green of Springville visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith return from New Albany after a week with Kintner family. Rev. A J Scharrer begins meetings at Perseverance Chapel. Dr. James Shaffer injured in auto crank incident. Guard Frank Stamm at Jeffersonville depot spends Christmas with family. 800 depot guards total. Local teaching, farming plans, and community notes complete the page.

John Smith New Albany Frank Stamm Quartermaster’s Jeffersonville Mr. Starom E Guards Frank United States Amy Philippine Islands U.S

Community Figures Celebrate Holidays with Visits and Support

Lafayette resident Dawson Brown and many local families hosted and visited kin during Christmas. Several Indianapolis and Louisville natives, students, and soldiers are noted, including engagements with the Ulen and Ridley families, amid local subscriptions and public sales.

1918 Local News Notes from Corydon and Vicinity

The river is frozen at Mauckport as 1918 news records daily life. Mentions include Robert B. Watson visiting Kentucky, Dr Wiltian Daniel recovering from lagrippe, Mrs Enomis P Scharff visiting New Albany, and local businessmen and families in Corydon, Louisville, Jeffersonville, and Burneville.

Wiltian Daniel Enomis P. Scharff Corydon New Albany

Local notes from Corydon area include illness updates and community notices

Omar Wright, mail carrier on route 1 from Corydon, is recovering from a severe illness. Uncle Geary Denbo is seriously ill at his home on South Market street. Ben F. Smith opens a cream station at his grocery HQ and will buy cream any day. market price guaranteed. Philip Jacobi, Harrison county farmer, and his two sons renewed a Democrat subscription. Uncle Charles F. Stevens sent a New Year’s dollar for another year of the Democrat. County Assessor Askren remains bedbound after icy pavement injuries. Miss Bertha Moyars returns from Kalamazoo Michigan to stay with her parents. George W. Beard of Chicago visits Corydon and his parents Vic and Mrs. Beard. his is chief clerk of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad police.

Geary Denbo South Market Street Ben F. Smith Philip Jacobi Harrison County Morgan Democrat Charles F. Stevens Corydon Junction Mr. Stevens Smith Askren N. R. Davidson Corydon George W. Beard Chicago Heth Township Vic Robert R. Beard K Beard Police Department of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Two suit injuries seek 35000 from W G Woodruff in New Albany

Helen Black and Adele Black sue with their next friend John W Black for 35000 each over injuries from an automobile collision at State and Market streets in New Albany on October 21. The Courier Journal notes local society, transport and community updates, including Carmichael subscribing to the Democrat and holiday piano sales at Conrad & Son Piano Co.

Helen Black John W. Black Adele Black W G. Woodruff State and Market Streets New Albany Courier Journal Conrad & Son Piano Co J. R LeMay Susie Newman W. D. Hurn Eunice Bell Anid J. G. Wilton John Schuppert Ben Applegate W. H. Hall Clarence Quebbeman Julius Rothrock J. B. Wilton Herschel Brown Victratas

Death of Child Edward Kuster Cain in Oklahoma

Word reaches Harrison county of the death of Edward Kuster Cain seven years old after a week of diphtheria. He is the oldest child and only son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Cain. He leaves two sisters Virginia and Eugenia and many relatives. He dies on Coronation Day joining his favorite aunt, Margaret Kuster. Mrs. Cain is remembered by friends in Harrison county.

Yarry Hest Posey County Ed Best Boone Township Edward Bebreas Bebhool Best Rhe Samuel Boone Asiro i Oklahoma Hdward Kuster Cain Ate Edward R. Cain Brank Kuster Edward Virginia Eugenia

Spencer Township Farmers Institute at Moberly church

The Spencer Township Farmers Institute held December 6, 1917 at Moberly M. B. church with large attendance. Miss Lodema Gettelfinger and Miss Agnes Gettelfinger gave songs and an address, R L Thompson of Topeka Ind lectured, Mrs Deller spoke on food conservation, and a string band provided music. A noon feast followed. Officers elected for next year include President Abe Sieg Secretary R A Perry Treasurer H E Barrow. Premiums totaling 37 dollars were awarded from 86 prizes for 228 entries. Major winners listed for various corn, potato, cake, bread, butter and pie categories with multiple Gettelfinger family names featured. ABB SING President J W LOUDON Secretary H B BARROW Treasurer.

Spencer Township Ind Abe Sieg R. A. Perry H. E. Barrow Moberly

Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Says Corydon Resident

Corydon residents report Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and urinary ills. B F Richard of Walnut St. credits the remedy with long lasting relief after a persistent kidney trouble. He later says he keeps Doan's on hand and no longer fears back pain. Price 60c at dealers. Foster M if Burns Co. Buffalo N Y. 32-16-80.

Corydon B. F. Richard Doan Ricly Richard Foster-Miburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Calendars for 1918 in Corydon Democrat distribution

The Corydon Democrat announces calendars for 1918 are available for delivery to business patrons and local households. Each home may receive one calendar only, and families are urged to have a grown member collect them as soon as possible to avoid shortages when children come for calendars.

Corydon

William S Ferree dies after long illness in Louisville

William S Ferree aged 74 dies at his daughter Mrs Frank Henneman’s home 2410 Plant Avenue Louisville after long poor health. He lived in Boone Township before moving to Louisville a year ago. Survived by six children Claud Dayton Lorenzo Sanford Alice Haya Lizzie Jones Jessie Henneman Viola Sursy and siblings John Ferree and Mrs Lorenzo L Ferree. Funeral at Rehoboth Church at two o'clock with burial in the church cemetery.

William Ferree Frank Henneman Pflant Avenue Louis~ville Louisville Boone Z Louisvile Claud Dayton Lorenzo Sanford Kansas Alice Haya Boone Township Lizzie Jones Jessie Henneman Louisville, Wy Viola Sursy Ohio Iso Fone Joh. Ferree Lorenzo L. Ferree Rehoboth Church

Questionaire Based Conscription Classifications Completed

Lawyers fill out questionnaires for registrants under the conscription law. An official order will let the Local Board serve notices to class one registrants to appear for examination, in order of classification. Notaries public and justices of the peace assist across townships. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown of Corydon announce the birth of a son named Joseph Albert, their fourth child.

Menin Aed Goys Pornta Toseph Brown Corydon Toe Joseph Albert Thi Mra Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Corydon Democrat Rexam Johr Fb. Feller Scott Townshhip Tonday Riciy Crandall Exchange F. L. Brown Corydon, RK Darrell Green Springville, Ind Pussell Bary Crandall Crandall Milling Company Wilford Stevens Laconia Ora McKinney Indianapolis A. J. Scharrer M. E New Middletown Perseverance Uhuypel Marshall Kitterman Perseverance Chapel James Shaffer Terre Haute David Shaffer Dacoo Sherman Mauckport George Krsherman Andrew Getz Cal Rosenbarger Ira Beeler Wilford Kitterman Getz Walter Pearson Salisbury Circuit UO. B Dawson Brown Lafayette Mrs Levi Brown Hiely Ivan Rosenbarger Pendleton W .H. Hosenburger Herbert Albert Beron Hursttown James L. Morris T. J. Wilson Claud Engleman Have Engleman Ralph Ridley William Ridley Lenora Reising Luia Reising Carlyle Brown L. V. Brown Pullman Company Maurice J. Ridley Wim, Ridley Famiily William Brandenburg Camp Zachary Taylor Sallie Brandenburg Grace Sisrtia Indians University Hkloomington A. B. Marin James Ra Diex Moa Lidianpouus Mer C. L. Dick A.C. Stevens Argenta Jacob Stevens Ivan Engleman and Son C W.thomas Harve Engleman Eugene Rissler Earl Frank Ulen Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee F. A. Ulen Edward Kintner A A. Kintner Scott Township Belkn P Hardware Company Keen Irwin George C. Irwin Co. C 335Th Infantry Camp Zachary Taylor F. M. Williams Fred N. Combs Springfield Kentucky Elmer Schaffer Loxweth John F. Habermel Emocrat Marion DeTar Washington, D. C F. M. Bartley Geo. B. DeTar Winslow Washington, D.C Oscar Farish South Carolina Mr. Farish Geo. T. Breese Posey Township Edwin C. William J. F. Friedley Plainfield Indiana Ohio River Robert B. Watson Thomass A. Ginkins C. H Ginkins & Sons Jagrippe Cameron Bennett Rhlus Rexall David Danner Almyra Arkansas Katie Emma Scharff Frank Vogt Jesse Lord Sullivan John Bennett Clara Government Ira Combs Webster Louisvie Cofton Mills Company Goss Ave Leon Gordon Fust Chicaga Wi. C Robert Jenkins Covington Fountain County Spencer Jenkins Burnevills A. O. Deweese Harry Camp Clark San Diego California Hiram Kessinger Elizabeth Jacksonville Florida Theodore Smith Miss Rufenia France U. S. Army Ft. Benjamin Harrison Co. D 28Th Infantry Elmer Hudson Bowling Green George Crawford Sidney Morten Morton England Peter Julius Mr. Julius Nebraska Iowa Ela Turner Germany Omar Wright Bertha Moyars Kelamszoo Michigan Jesse Moyars Hill Grove Michigan State Hospital Kalamazoo C. 1. Carmichael Borden New Amsterdam Levi Barks Carmichael U. B Joseph J. Kintner Dudley C. Kintner Mulberry Weidner Institute Lutheran Church Young Kintner Joseph Busanbarger Scote Towne William Peas Bazil Byrne O. J. D. Byrne Byrneville Pupis Byrne Basil Kean Irwin 835Th Infantry Kean Farmers’ Institute Sam Louwdon J. V. G. Loudon Sam Loudon Ray la Hue J. P. Burgess Frank Hickman Ray LaHue J. W. Rosenbarger Artie Leffler Ola Clunie Golda Loudon J. A. Gertelfinger Bessie Byerley J. V. G.loudon Joe A. Gettelfinger Jos. A. Gettelfinger Kate Flock Jos Clarence Gettelfinger Billy Swarens John Gettelfinger Merrill Wolfe Delbert Swarens Alvin T. Roberts Chester Schuppert George Fleck Rusk Leffler Asbury Leffler Albert Engleman Wilford Gettelfinger Harry Conrad Albert Simon Gerald Gettelfinger Justin Steinstedter Hubert Pate Edward Barrow Raymond Byerley Esther Cole Pearl Waton Belle White True Davis Lorene Gettelfinger Pearl Walton Sarah Clunie Kathlene Bergman Josephine Harmon Georgia Clunie Ruth Sieg Lorene Gettlefinger Sarah Chanie Theresa Thevenot Josephine Hannon Abb Sing J. W. & Loudon H. B. Barrow Neys William $, Ferree Rehoboth
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