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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1919

Page

3

Lanesville News Mixed with Local Notes

Delayed report notes Alex Schellenberger’s buggy accident injuring ribs and head while returning home. Navy recruit Joseph Schneil on ten day furlough from Hamp ton Roads VA. Local Flu cases affect Mr and Mrs Abe Turley and Peter Leon family. Rumor claims Jacob Schoen may move from Posey township to Lanesville in spring. Mrs Alice Ham sells property to Holsclaw near Ramsey. move possible. John Ott injures right arm in auto crank. Burglary on aunt Kate Gresham’s cellar prompts town to boost security. Ed Thomas family visiting, formerly from this county. Farmers State Bank reelects officers led by Geo Simler as cashier.

Alex Schellenberger Joseph Schneil Navy Hampton Roads Virginia Abe Turley Peter Leon Jacob Schoen Henry Zabel Posey Township Alice Ham New Middletown John Ott John Kate Gresham Ed Thomas Wadena Minnesota Thomas Joyce Meyer Farmers State Bank Geo. Simler

Local notes on families and townsfolk

Dale Williar suffers rheumatism while Corydon residents Alex Miller and Emory Black are mentioned. Births include John Henry, son of Fred Knear Jr. and wife. Maynard Williar visits Louisville kin. Merely routine social updates show marriages, illnesses, a dental visit for Nate Wilbiar, and concerns over Marshall Robson in France. A break‑in at Wilford Douglas home ends with items stolen.

Dale Williar Alex Miller Corydon Fred Knear, Jr John Henry Maynard Williar Louisville Anderson D Williar Emory Black Angus Evans Wm. Jones Geo. Willar Elizabeth Williar Lucy Jones Fred Knear Jr K. D. Willar and Son Maynard Earl Williar Harland Cunningham and Sons Earl and Lloyd New Boston J. W. Jones Kate Douglas Laconia Wilf Douglas Nate Wilbiar S. H. Hurst Marshall Robson France Douglas Robson Wilford Douglas

End of the troubles not in sight amid war and famine

The era is described as afflicted by war revolution anarchy famine and pestilence with no relief in sight as tensions persist and hopes wane. The speaker laments ongoing turmoil and uncertain futures amid global hardship.

Young wife and mother dies after brief influenza illness

Mrs Lucia Williams wife of Benjamin Williams dies at home northeast of Corydon after a brief influenza illness aged thirty eight years ten months and fifteen days Funeral services held at Zoar church with burial in Arch cemetery She was born LaHue and married April 10 1911 two sons Ray and Rodney survive along with husband father three sisters and a brother Her mother and one sister preceded her in death She joined United Brethren church at Zoar about sixteen years ago and was known for her kind disposition and many friends

Lucia Williams Benjamin Williams Corydon Zoar Church John U. Heth Arch Williams LaHue William R. LaHhue Ray Rodney Laura Hottie Columbus Indiana Zetta Brock Near Elizabeth Vada Brown Harve LaHue Wiliams United Brethren Church Zoar Billa Lottich Henry B. Lottich New Albany Lottich Darius Tuell Edgar Roy Lottich Charles, Millard Willard Tuell Louisville William Tuell Salem Etta Milan Evangelical Church Fairview Cemetery

Mrs Angeline Garner Rites Held in Brunswick Area

Mrs Angeline Garner, long time Brunswick resident, died January 6 1919 at her home after weeks of illness at age 73. Born near Columbus Kentucky in 1845 she married ym T Garner in 1864. he died in 1891. Survived by nine children, thirty four grandchildren, and many friends. funeral in home conducted by Rev W C G Potter with burial at Elliotts Grove cemetery. Brunswicker reports.

Angeline Garner Brunswick Bottom Garner Columbus Kentucky Leavenworth Indiana Ym. T. Garner J. W Thos. W. Garner Calvin Garner Brunswick Sallie Jasper Brunewick Zetta Garner Salisbury Chas. H. Garner Brookfield Hager Garner Madison Richard Pearl Garner Mel Sparks Lane Utterback Elliotts Grove Branewick Brunswicker Corydon

Puncture-Proof Tires Offer in Harrison County

A local tire pitch asserts ashless no-pump tubeless tires are puncture proof for Ford sized cars. Joseph F Pinaire, Eureka Romney Indi Corydon Exchange, promotes these durable cheap tires as safe and dependable after testing. Also notes a correction: a baby girl named Elizabeth born to Dr. and Mrs. Lorenzo D Ferree of Stafford Kansas.

Harrison County Ford Jos. F Pinaire Eureka Romney Ind Corydon Exchange the Democrat Lorenzo Dferree Stafford Kansas Elizabeth

Letter from Richard R. Sigler Requests Mail Forwarding

Richard R. Sigler writes from Takoma Park near Washington DC asking for his newspaper to be sent to his new address. He recounts influenza illness at Yale, a near military commission, and transfer to Walter Reed General Hospital with references to war heroes and ongoing research in bacteriology.

Col. Craig Walter Reid The Democrat Amy Richard R. Sigler

Golden Rule Class Holds All Day Meeting at Stevens Home

Mrs. D F Stevens entertained eighteen Golden Rule Class members of the New Salisbury M E church at her home on Tuesday January 21. an elaborate noon dinner was shared. the group quilted together and elected officers for the year. new Salisbury trip planned.

D. F. Stevens New Salisbury M. E Flyon Mra Elizabeth Haba Mre Clara Graves Maggie Recter Lydia Stevens Mesdames Philip Hahn Wm. T. Graves Samuel Davideau Philp Bill O. M. Martin and Child G. A. McIntosh Andy Wolfe F.C. Rast O.C Walk David Stevens Val Crandall Peter Flynn

Dr Claud T Wolfe Resumes Eye Ear Nose Throat Practice

Dr Claud T Wolfe announces his return to medical practice as an eye ear nose and throat specialist about February 1. He will operate from the Atherton Building third floor at 4th and Chestnut streets Louisville, where he previously practiced before enlisting in the U S Army medical corps as a captain and recently discharged. His office hours are 9 AM to 1 PM and by appointment.

Claudé T. Wolfe Democrat Atherton 4Th and Chestnut Streets Louisville United States Claud Harrison County

Heth Township Tobacco Sold Leads County Farmers

Harrison county farmers in Heth township led in tobacco growing with several selling crops in Louisville last week. Griff Watson, Murray Stepro, Cord Deen, Ed and Curry Tlora, Jesse Miller and Marshall Watson sold portions at prices from 30 to 40 dollars per hundred. Watson reported receiving 423.00 for a hogshead from three quarters of an acre.

Harrison ‘County Heth Township Louisville Griff Watson Murray Stepro Cord Deen Curry Tlora Jesse Miller Marshall Watson

Hollidays Visit Relatives Amidillness in Boone Township

Mr and Mrs James R Holliday of Boone township visited Mrs Hs parents Mr and Mrs J Y Hudson and her sister Mrs Ezra Kopp who is quite sick at this place.

James R. Holliday Boone Township J. Y. Hudson Ezra Kopp

Harrison County Grangers Shine at State Session in Indianapolis

Harrison County delegates led by James Lockhart and John Kirkham attended the State Grange meeting in Indianapolis. State officers praised their service as Mrs and Mr Lockhart. Lyskowinski. Thomas. and Kirkham received recognition. District attendees included Floyd County delegates and national lecturer Ketcham spoke. The piece notes the death of Mrs. Billa Lottich of New Albany and funeral arrangements.

Harrison County State Grange Indianapolis James Lockhart Chas. W. Thomas Sam Fisher Harrison Grange John W. Lyskowinski Franklin Grange John R. Kirkham Webster Grange Aaron Jones Barrison County Thomas Grange Ed Kepley Floyd County Lawrence Brown Wa. Pectol Floyd Ketcham Algo James Danmire Ison County Goodrich

Indiana Furniture Co Seeks Used Goods in Corydon

The Indiana Furniture Company of Corydon announces it is seeking good used furniture for stock. Located one door south of the county jail, proprietor John R. White invites buyers to call or bring items in. Prioritize items in good condition.

The Indiana Furniture Company Corydon John R. White

Death of Little Girl Nellie Marie Bunch

Nellie Marie six year old daughter of Rev. Joseph Bunch of Palmyra died Saturday January 18 from influenza and pneumonia. Her mother died four days earlier. The remaining seven children have been ill but are improving. A brief funeral was held at the residence by T. J. Martin and the remains were laid to rest at Horner's Chapel beside the mother.

Nellie Marie Joseph Bunch Palmyra T. J. Martin Horner

Death of Mrs Lillian Olive Davis

Mrs Lillian Olive Davis aged 21 daughter of Charles and Martha Graam died January 17 at her Fredericksburg area home. She married William W. Davis February 2 1917 and had a daughter. Funeral held at Kay's Chapel January 19 conducted by Rev B C Babes. The deceased was a young woman.

Lillian Olive Davis Charles Martha Graam Fredericksburg William W. Davis Kay

Card of Thanks for Henry A. Gilham

We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Henry A. Gilham. Special thanks to Rev. J L Battram. Susan Gilham and children.

Henry A. Gilham J. L. Battram Susan Gilham

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. Griffin & Company DELCO Delco Light M. R. Foster Agt New Middletown, Ind Travel Jeffersonville Hoosier Limited Jefersville Watson Junction Sellersburg Seoburg Crothersville Seymour Eéburg Cranklin Greenwood Seyn Edge Seyma Olig Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Railway Company Scottsburg Indians Service Oor Bou Tc Oniombus Mase O Seymour Wit Sonzral 610 Board of Trade MmAlanengite Morton Keller’s B. Rolls Wee le Nitshe Sabet Joni H. Heth Buileit Corydon, Ind Lanesville Clifton Jennie Dill Young Noty Wea Takomi Park Washington, D. C Sigler Mia Joseph M. Graves New Salisbury Claud T. Wolfe Scott & Browne Jatl Death of Airs Lilian GO. Davis
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