Married Twice, Hornbecks Reunite in New Albany Ceremony
Mrs. Paulina Hornbeck and Mr. Willis Hornbeck renewed their marriage last week in New Albany after a brief separation and divorce. The couple had lived in Posey township near Elizabeth before moving to New Albany where they have many friends. Also, Alonzo Lincoln Littell and Margaret Mildred Meyers wed in Louisville with a Jeffersonville reception. Claud Hurst, Ruth and Bettie Morris, and Mr and Mrs W H Morris attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Hornbeck
Willis Hornbeck
New Albany
Hornbeck
Posey Township
Elizabeth
Alonzo Lincoln Littell
Margaret Mildred Meyers
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Claud Hurst
Ruth
Bettie Morris
W. H. Morris
Sunday Count and Medicine Ad From 1911 Notice
The notice discusses the 1911 calendar with 53 Sundays and future occurrences, then reviews Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claiming it aids nature to relieve cough and restore health. It advertises dry beech wood for sale at 1.35 per cord by Chas. Walter in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Walter
Eureka
High School Social at Mauckport Recalls Pleasant Evening
A Mauckport High School social was held last Thursday at the home of trustee D B Bean blossom. About 40 attendees, including 21 students and four Byrneville visitors, enjoyed vocal and instrumental music by pupils, the Byrne Quartet, and four boys with cornets trombone and violin. Refreshments of ice cream and cake capped the program and all left pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.B. Beanblossom
Mauckport
Basil Byrne
Byrneville
Pringig'l
Howard Herman
Clarence
Bryne
Rohert Jenkins
Byrne
Sun Yat Sen Leads New Chinese Republic
Surprising world news reports the establishment of the Republic of China led by President Sun Yat Sen. Wu Ting Fang becomes Foreign Minister, reflecting a shift from old imperial rule. Mrs. August Schwab and son James Armstrong visited relatives in Ohio, with James staying behind.
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China Republic
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of China
Wu Ting Fang
China
Washington
August Schwab
James Armstrong
Cincinnati
Henry Seburn
James
Holiday Wedding in Spencer Township
Miss Sarah E. Sieg wed Waldo Engleman at the bride’s home with Rev. N. M. Rumbley officiating in a ceremony before about forty guests. A dinner followed and a Thursday reception at the groom’s home. The couple will live with the Engleman family as they farm together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Sieg
Ham Sieg
Waldo
Enya
Sherman Engjeman
Spencer Township
N. M. Rumbley
Savings and Loan Association Elects Officers and Declares Dividend
The Corydon Savings and Loan Association held its annual stockholders meeting last Wednesday at the First National Bank building. Directors W H Bullett Lew M O Bannon and Rose Keller were elected. Officers elected for the coming year are President W H Bullett Vice President Hez Luckett Secretary Lew M O Bannon Treasurer Rose Keller. A semi annual dividend of two and a half percent was declared and is being paid. The secretary reported strong assets reserves and profits and the association invites new accounts starting at one dollar to promote saving habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Savings and Loan Association
Corydon
Savings and Loan
First National Bank
W.H. Bullett
Lew M. O'Bannon
Rose Keiler
W. H. Bullett
Hez Luckett
Rose Keller
Danner Cave Discovery Impresses Local Party
A party led by Prof. H. A. Buerk and joined by P. C. Bullett Edward Doherty and William Mitchell of New Albany explored the Danner cave near Corydon. They reported a large 250 by 150 foot chamber with 40 foot roof and ribbon like stalactites surpassing other local formations. Prof. Buerk fell and was briefly unconscious delaying further exploration. Indiana pol is Edgar Barrett was to join later. The cave's beauty rivals Wyandotte and Mammoth with potential unseen passages and the nearby lithographic stone quarry is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Buerk
New Albany
P. C. Bullett
Edward Doherty
William Mitchell
Rush Thornbury
Jacob Danner
Corydon
Danner
Charles Doris
Buerk
Wyandotte
Mammoth
Danner Cave
Edward Barrett
Indianapolis
Quick Payment in Life Insurance Case Noted
John M. Resch of the Modern Wat ar Camp sent proof papers for the death of Clarence Backherms to the head clerk on December 13. A $1000 life insurance check was received by Sallie Backherms on December 26, praised as prompt by the fraternal Insurance order. Also ad for old gold and silver appraisals by F. T. Harmon The Jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Resch
Wat Ar
New Middletown
Clarence Backherms
Sallie Backherms
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Corydon Resident
Local plea urges readers to try Doan's Kidney Pills for backache related to kidney trouble. Testimonial from Lee Davis of Corydon, Indiana asserts immediate relief and full efficacy. Available from all dealers at 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. agents. Also notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Corydon
Lee Davis
Maple Sts
Ind
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
York
United States
Dean’s
Byrnville News Recaps Local Visits and Events
Community notes report visits by Engleman and Byrn families to Ed Sappen fields and New Albany. Local clergy Elder Edgar Byrn preached, and teachers Basil Byrn and Colbert Jenkins spent holidays with relatives. An accident injured rural mail carrier Route No 3 near Georgetown. health advert promotes Chamberlain's tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baker
Georgetown
O.J. D.byrn
John Monoski
Enoch Martin
Our Place
Mott
Edgar O. Byrn
Howard Byrn
Terre Haute
Steven Mosier
Lee Byrn
Sam Pike
Clarence Byrn
Chicago
Basil Byrn
Mauckport High School
Clarence
Howard
Herman
Edgar Byrn
Colbert Jenkins
Mauckport
Mike Kennedy
Little Son
Mr. Ott
Stor en Reelected District Chairman in New Albany
Democrats in the Third Congressional District renominate and elect officers at a New Albany delegate convention. Hon. Mark Storen is re elected district chairman with endorsement for state chair, and C D Kelso is chosen permanent chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Court House
New Albany
Harrison County
Storen
Kelso
Cox
T. J. Veneman
Fivansville
Indiana
Congress
United States
Taft
Congressional Committee
Lawrence County
Underwood
Bedford
Indianapolis
State Central Committee
Professor Mader Wins Prize for Article
Prof. Geo H Mader of this county wins first prize for an article titled Aword for Suffering Poor awarded by the managing editor of Grit and published in The Democrat in the December 20 1911 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Mader
Grit
The
Democrat
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N. E. Corner
Public Square
OLD Democrat
F. T. Harmon
Byrnville
Billy Jones
Will Engleman
Ed Sappenfield
Walter Dawson
John Byrn
Wilbur Thomas
Chamberlain
Prof
Mader
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