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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
3
Born March 27 1917 died January 4 1919 aged one year nine months eight days. Survived by father Leo Quebbemat mother and siblings. Funeral at home by Rev Toombs burial Pfritcamer's Chapel cemetery. Also note Albert Kitterman ill with influenza at New Albany with family. Chiropractic schedule listed for H K Holloway.
John Craig formerly of this county died at his New Albany home last Wednesday at seven after injuries from an explosion at New Albany Rolling Mills two days earlier. He was about forty, born and raised here, moved to New Albany over twenty years ago, and was buried in Cedar Hill cemetery after the body was brought to Corydon Saturday morning.
Obituary notice for Noble Burn born near Hursttown Indiana on March Y 18%0 and died December 15 1918 at age twenty eight years nine months and six days. He leaves a wife Trecie Hurn a brother Harry Hurn and three sisters in New Albany. The article quotes heartfelt memorial lines and notes his death after a period of suffering. Also mentions a car painting ad and the loss of an automobile crank belonging to William H. Rowe undertaker with a reward request.
King Victor Emmanuel addresses President Wilson at the Quirinal, announcing Italy's readiness to cooperate on a League of Nations to safeguard rights and promote peace. He notes Italy and America joined the war to curb the cult of force and to advance liberty and justice globally.
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt dies suddenly at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after a period of rheumatism. Funeral plans are private with services at Sagamore Hill and Christ Church and burial at Yonkers Memorial. The report notes telegrams of condolence and Roosevelt's sons serving abroad. The Rome dispatch covers Wilson praising a League of Nations and the European response during his visit to Italy.
No hunting with dog or gun day or night and no trapping on lands of the undersigned in Jackson and Harrison township Harrison County Indiana. Listed landowners include Chris Elwanger and Sons William Cahoe Emma Lahue Willard N Wright and Edmund H Stoy. The notice to hunters and the public.
The Board of Commissioners met in regular January session and organized. Nicholas Eve was elected President. Members are Nicholas Eve, David C. Fouts, and John Su. Windell, Everving in Webster township, Fouts in Blue River township, and Windell in Washington township.
Corydon Lodge No. 79 plans the installation of elected officers for the upcoming year on Thursday night January 9. All members are urged to attend. W. T. Hudson and C. C James Wilson are noted, with Wilson described as a respected Posey township citizen recovering from partial foot amputation and hopeful for soon walking again.
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