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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
5
Community notices list visitors, residents and travels in Corydon Indiana with names like Sieg Getzendanner Taylor Hornickel Morris Diedrich Peters and Byrne. It records church events court terms subscriptions and local business updates alongside ads for flour, jewelry and local farm activity.
Community updates include visits by Miss Mollie Keller and relatives, a birth in Spencer township, a sales change at Eliza beth, and local business promotions. People attend church events, subscribe to The Democrat, and plan prayer meetings as Corydon observes a week of prayer.
Lucina M Venner aged 76 6 21 died at home on East Market Street after two years of heart disease Her funeral was held at Primmer s Chapel conducted by Rev W E Snyder and burial followed She lived in this county most of life and is survived by husband Daniel J Venner and three sons Walter L Marion Ky Waldo E Terre Haute Ind and Orlin E Rock Island Neb A brother Henry Gilham also survives She was a longtime member of the U B church and endured illness with faith and patience.
Theodore Case of Taylor township died from injuries after a fall from a wagon on December 16 while intoxicated. He drank with companions and fell on a hill, remaining unconscious until his death. Funeral at Glenwood, burial in nearby church cemetery. Survived by widow, seven children, two brothers, four sisters. L. A. Mauck reports his daughter Ruth recovering from typhoid fever and back to school.
Friends of Geo Roudenbush report a flood of more than two hundred Christmas cards from many states. The note thanks all who remembered him so kindly in the holiday season. Mr Waldo Venner and Mrs Venner of Terre Haute attended the funeral of Mrs Dan Venner at Pfrimmer's Chapel. Mrs C H Ginkins has been ill on East Walnut street and is improving slowly. Henry Richert of Franklin township remains seriously ill with pneumonia but shows improvement. Mr and Mrs Walter Venner of Marion Kentucky attended the funeral of his mother Mrs Venner yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harry McCoy of Louisville visit her father Luke H Colvin of East Westnut street.
Frances Perry longtime respected Black resident of the town died at her residence last Sunday after a brief illness. She was married twice first to Ireland Walker and then to Richard Perry both husbands are deceased.
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