Death of Daniel J Venner in Lincoln Nebraska
Daniel J Venner died suddenly at the home of his son Prof Orlin H Venner in Lincoln Nebraska at 2 30 a m Monday January 22 1912 from apoplexy He had a prior stroke and had attended church services the day before The funeral was at Corydon United Brethren Church with Rev N Fouts and a male quartet The remains rest beside his wife in Pfrummers Chapel cemetery He was born July 11 1838 aged 78 years six months and 11 days and leaves three sons and a daughter Mrs Ira Dick of Indianapolis who was reared by him. He was a lifelong United Brethren member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel James Venner
Prof
Orlin H. Venner
Lincoln
Nebraska
Orlin
York
Corydon United Brethren Church
N. Fouts
United Brethren
J. W. Harbaugh
N. R. Davidson
W. Cc. Rothrock
O. M. Wolfe
Camilla Rothrock
Pfrummers Chapel
Mr. Venner
Corydon
Nebrageka
Walter L. Venner
Hodgenville
Kentucky
Orlin H.venner
Waldo E. Venner
Ira Dick
Indianapolis
Public Sale of James L Duncan Personal Property
James L Duncan will sell his farm stock and household at public auction in Posey township near Elizabeth on Monday February 12 1917 starting at 10 AM. Included are a work mule Jersey cow sow and eight shoats farming implements hay and fodder wagons buggy cook grove and assorted tools and furniture with usual terms and sale bills. Auctioneer Wm Jones and clerk Herman Schoen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Duncan
Posey Township
Elizabeth
Eisel
Wm. Jones
Herman Schoen
Local undertaker Sherrill renews Democrat subscription in Corydon
Winfield L. Sherrill of Mauckport visited Corydon last Friday and renewed his subscription to the Democrat. He runs the Shireman Company undertaking business with a hearse, team, caskets, and burial supplies and will answer calls any hour. Philip Kintner and his six year old son Kermit of Floyd County near Georgetown also visited Corydon last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield L. Sherrill
Mauckport
Corydon
Democrat
Sherrill
Shireman Company
Philip Kintner
Kermit
Floyd County
Georgetown
Death of State Senator Green prompts special election
State Senator William T. Green died of pneumonia at a Indianapolis hospital on January 23. He represented the district including Lagrange, Noble and Steuben counties and resided in Albion. A Republican, his death reduces the Senate majority to twenty four. Governor Goodrich has called a special election for February 6 in the three counties to fill the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Green
Indianapolis
Green
Lagrange
Noble
Steuben
Albion
Noble County
Bush
Senate
State
Goodrich
Local business and health notes from the community
Frank Kochert Albert Bruch and F O Mosaler ordered fruit trees from Stark Bros by C L Dick last week. Otto Gleitz and Anderson Bros are saw mill men. Roy Rogge will head a thoroughbred stock farm. Dick plans to sell 500 fruit trees and claims 90 percent of locals are buying. Albert Reising's baby is ill with whooping cough. Barre Lahue considers building a new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kochert
Albert Bruch
F. O. Mosaler
Stark Bros
C. L. Dick
Otto Gleitz
Anderson Broa
Roy Rogge
Albert Reising
Barre Lahue
Farmer's Guide Discontinues Club Rates for Corydon Democrat
The Farmer's Guide Publishing Company announces it will stop his clubbing rate with the Corydon Democrat due to publishing costs. In a January 9 1917 letter Huntington Indiana the firm states it may reconsider local connections in Southern Indiana if circumstances improve and thanks the Democrat for its past support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Guide Publishing Company
Democrat
Huntington
Ind
Corydon, Democrat
Corydon
Indiana
Corydon Democrat
Charles Buchanan
Southern Indiana
Jin Net
Buchanan
Louisville, New Albany
United States
Pennsylvania Line
Indiana Daily Times
Farmers urged to order binders and mowers by Feb 10
Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson of New Middletown visited their son Rev Ralph Pearson in Mauckport where he pastors the Methodist church. The revival service in Mauckport was led by Rev Pearson and Rev Geo W Shepard of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pearson
New Middletown
Ralph Pearson
Mauckport
Pearson
Geo. W. Shepard
Chicago
Indiana Farmer Clubbing Offer Ends April 1 1917
The Indiana Farmer announces the clubbing rate with its weekly edition will continue only until April 1, 1917. Publishers are urged to end all clubbing offers by that date and accept orders tied to the Indiana Farmer through April 1. The notice states subscriptions may only be taken in combination with the weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farmer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Local Notes and Personal Updates from the Area
Irene Pearson struggles with writing while Scott Cooper is briefly away. John Schilmiller visited Corydon on business last week. Jack Stewart trapped several skunks this past month. Mr Stone of this place works in Louisville. Hardin Miller will work on Dam 43 in spring. Martin Dotte plans to rebuild a barn damaged by fire. Read the Democrat for details. A heavy rain Sunday melted snow here. William Fryrear bought a young horse from William Hilderbrand. Cecilia Hierly of Elizabeth High School is ill. A wedding is anticipated soon. Two local men bought hides last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schilmiller
Corydon
Jack Stewart
Mr. Stone
Louisville
Hardin Miller
Martin Dotte
The
Democrat
William Fryrear
Wm. Hilderbrand
Misa Cecilia Hierly
Elizabeth High School
Zoar 1917 Society Notes and Local Moves
Miss Mabel Rogge hosted a January 18 party enjoyed by all. Miss Nola Blair returned to French Lick for employment. Wm L. Conrad travelled to New Albany for business and a revival meeting. Sunday School and biweekly preaching at 10 30. Mrs A J Thomas hospitalized January 22 at St Edwards New Albany for an operation and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rogge
Nola Blair
French Lick
Wm L. Conrad
New Albany
A. J. Thomas
St. Edwards Hospital
Soap on sale at Miles' 5 and 10c Store
Two bars of soap offered for 5 cents at Miles' 5 and 10 cent store. The ad notes a single price deal and points to the store as a bargain source for household essentials.
Harrison County Fair premium list prints begin with ads
The Democrat holds the contract to print the Harrison county Fair premium list this year and work should start soon. Two thousand copies will be printed and distributed mainly to the county's business customers. Advertisers are urged to engage space now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
Harrison County
Darling Bessie Remembered by Arabella C Mart in laws
A family obituary laments the death of Bessie born in 1887 who died a year ago. The notice frames her life as gentle and loving and expresses faith that God’s will was perfect, awaiting reunion in heaven with a comforting hymn and message of hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Paradise
Jesus
Arabella C
Martin
Local Notes and Visits Round Shakerville Community
Shakerville items show health good in the vicinity. Minnie Fisher visited Ruth Felling last Sunday. Mrs. John Hurst and sisters Edith and Elizabeth Thomas visited James Benson and family Monday and Tuesday. Henry Rogge sells Stark Brothers fruit trees with good success. Third Reader prizes went to Charles Fisher first Hazel Feiliy second Genevia Emily third. Guests included Mr. and Mia, Arthur Benson and Beatrice, Benton Windell and Jamie Benson at Charlie Walters' Wednesday evening. Sam Fisher, Indiana Silo agent, sold silos this year. Mrs. John Strouse, recently at St Edward Hospital for an operation, will return home this week. Jessie Stone of this place visited Mr. and Mrs. W D Wilson Thursday. Marvin Carr visited Roy Emily last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Fisher
Ruth Felling
John Hurst
Edith
Elizabeth Thomas
James Benson
Henry Rogge
Stark Brothers
Charles Fisher
Hazel Feiliy
Genevia Emily
Mia
Arthur Benson
Beatrice
Benton Windell
Jamie Benson
Charlie Walters
Sam Fisher
Indiana
John Strouse
St. Edward Hospital
Jessie Stone
W. D. Wilson
Marvin Carr
Roy Emily
Death of R. K. Hough in Texas after throat cancer operation
R. K. Hough of Ennis Texas died after throat cancer surgery in New Orleans and a later decline at a Houston railroad hospital. He was sixty nine and survived by a wife formerly Miss Jennie Lemmon of Corydon. Funeral plans moved to Corsicana Texas with relatives from Hodgenville Kentucky attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Hough
Ennis
Texas
New Orleans
Houston
Corsicana
Hough
Jennie Lemmon
Amos Lemmon
Schrader
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Citizens In Corydon Ads
In Corydon reports readers recount long endorsement of Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs Lefler recalls prior use with satisfactory results and now confirms again after years. The Buffalo based Foster Milburn Co promotes the remedy at 50 cents through dealers.
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Corydon
Locs
B. Lesler
Lemon
Dean
Riely
Obituary of Catharine Jane Love Cotner 1848 1917
Catharine Jane Love Cotner born Martin county Indiana December 17 1848 died January 23 1917 aged 73 1 6 widow of Isaac Cotner survives with three children two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Her funeral was held January 25 at Elizabeth M E church conducted by Rev E E Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Conner
Catharine Jane Love
Martin County
Indiana
Isaac Cotner
Wm. E. Cotner
Leo Cotner
Pittsburg
Adolph Mellon
New Albany
Ind
Bessie Jamison
Paul Cotner
Lester
Catharine Jamison
Jesse Cotner
Katie Sparks
Lyman Wright
Vew Albany
Jesse Love
Monckport
Leonard Love
Simon, Col
Wm. Love
York
Neb
Methodist Church
Jesus
E. E. Young
Elizabeth M. E
Miss Jennie Urlin Wins Prize in 1916 Bible Verse Contest
The Christian Herald of New York offered 2500 in prizes for 1916 for citing scriptural verses about pictured meanings in the paper. First prize 1250 went to a New York woman, then 350 to another New York woman, 250 to another, with fifteen 2.50 prizes. Miss Jeanie Griffin of this place won one prize. 895 others won 1.50 each, with several contestants in Corydon.
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Christain Herald of
New York
Jeanie Griffin
Thia
Corydon
Marriage of Lena Bower to Paul W Robison in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs M J Bower of Indianapolis announce the marriage of their daughter Lena E Bower to Paul W Robison. The ceremony was at St Francis de Sales Rectory by Rev Raymond Noll at 8 30 PM on Saturday January 6 with attendants Mr John Remmetter and Miss Beatrice McDuff. They reside at 715 Colorado Ave Indianapolis. The bride formerly lived in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bower
Indianapolis
Lena E. Bower
Paul W. Robison
St. Francis de Sales
Raymond Noll
John Remmetter
Beatrice McDuff
Robison
Colorado Ave
Indianeapolis
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