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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
3
Corydon National Bank Reports Largest Assets Yet
The U S Government calls for a bank condition report and Corydon National Bank shows assets of 706598 35 with deposits over 872000 and a surplus of 75000. The file notes 125000 in U S Government bonds and credits loyal patrons for growth and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Corydon National Bank
Corydon National
Corydon National Bank Report June 30 1910
Financial snapshot for Corydon Indiana bank as of June 30 1910 shows assets including loans and discounts 60700.00, U S bonds and securities, cash items 10580. etc. Liabilities list capital stock 125000.00, surplus 75000.00, deposits 372179.44, and national bank notes outstanding 1240010.00 with a sworn statement by cashier G W Applegate Jr and notary FRANK SELF witnesses on July 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Cook, Co
W. Thomas
B.S. Applegate
Frank Self
Fifth Annual Celebration at Pfrimmers Chapel
A note about the Fifth Annual Celebration at Pfrimmer s Chapel set for Thursday July 14 with details referenced in another notice. Local family news includes births visits and illnesses such as Lulu Quebbeman visiting Clark County relatives and Julius Emily ill with measles. James Emily, longtime resident, died Saturday night and was buried Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Quebbeman
Clark County
Julius Emily
Wilford Emily
Pfrimer
Lanesville
James Emily
Will Quebbeman
Anderson
Henry Quebbeman
Pretty Home Wedding in Corydon Honors Morris Bride
Miss Marcia Gail Morris wed Thom as Jordon Wilson at the Morris home with Dr. A M Irvine officiating. Attendants included Misses Helen Poor Pearl Illis Willie Mitchusson and Georgia Stockslager. bride wore a white grenadine gown with a long train. Guests toasted the couple on the lawn before the couple departed by auto for a honeymoon to Louisville, Chattanooga, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis Morris
Marcia Gail Morris
Thomas Jordon Wilson
A. M. Irvine
Presbyterian Church
North Vernon
Ind
Mendelssohn
Fleanor Riely
Dr. Irvine
A. D. Fleshman
Indianapolis
Winifred Brewster
Lohengrin
Corydon
Wilson and Self
Joshua T. Wilson
Wilson
Louisville
Chattanooga
Washington City
Death Of Aged Woman Margaret A Scheler
Margaret A Kurtz Scheler born February 4 1832 in Germany died June 29 1910 at age 78. She immigrated in 1886 with her parents, married Jacob Scheler about 1854, had nine children with five predeceased. Survived by husband four children 23 grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral Friday afternoon in Scheler grove near the cemetery conducted by Rev. E S Turley with a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. (Kurtz) Scheler
Germany
United States of America
Jasob Scheler
Valentine Scheler
Henry Scheler
Adam Scheler
Lulu Gresham
Scheler Grove
8. S. Turley
Savings and Loan Association Semi Annual Statement
Semi annual financial statement dated July 1 1910 shows officers ROSE KELLER as Treasurer with W H BULLEIT AMOS LEMMON and HEZ LUCKETT listed in attendance. The document records financial positions and governance details of the savings and loan entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loan Association
the Savings and Loan Association
Corydon
W. H. Bulleit
Amos Lemmon
Hez Luckett
Family Notes From Taylor Township And Corydon
Taylor Township reports visits by Reeves and Reinhart families from Louisville plus several siblings returning from New Albany and Terre Haute. A child named Carl Rogge aged nine dies after surgery in New Albany. funeral at Central UL B church conducted by Rev Turley. He leaves parents four brothers and four sisters. he was a U B church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Arr
Ars. L. A. Rogge
Corydon
St. Howard's Hospital
New Albany
Central
UL. B. Church
Howard Park Houses and Lots For Sale
Two houses and lots owned by Mr Howard Park are for sale together or separately. One fronts on the street and one on Clark Avenue near the Electric Railway and steam railroad with stations nearby. One cottage and one two story house. Prices right in a convenient location between New Albany Jeffersonville and Louisville. Inquire at this office. 15-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Park
Th Street
Clark Avenue
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Birthday Card Deluge Promptly Thanked by Reader
The writer thanks friends for 306 postal cards received on June 24 for birthday wishes. A Sunday school celebration is planned at Hursttown on July 16 to mark the event.
Letter from Iowa farmer writes home from Woodburn
In a June 27 1910 letter from Woodburn Iowa Rev Henry Pheps sends greetings to Harrison county friends and reports level land rich soil yielding forty bushels of corn per acre with cattle rising in the great stock country. He notes a need for rain as corn and potatoes suffer and recounts meeting Frederick Harrison Foster a Harrison county native now eighty three who recalls Grassy Valley and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn
The
Corydon Democrat
Iowa
Harrison County
Frederick Harrison Foster
Tfarrison County
Mauckport
Foster
Poster
Limecoxs
Watsons
Lethcos
Deans
Sam
Henry Pheps
Madison County Man Kills Mad Dog in Webster Township
Jacob Hauswald of Webster Township shot a mad dog that had traveled through the area on Wednesday and Thursday, biting several dogs and poultry. The animal, owned by Michael Beck, roamed farms before Hauswald stopped it with a single bullet, preventing any human injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hauswald
Webster Township
Isaac Allen
George Deatrick
Michael Beck
Mr. Hauswald
Fogal and Drane Tie The Knot In Louisville Ceremony
Charles Fogal son of Mr and Mrs Fogal of Corydon married Minnie Drane daughter of Mr and Mrs Drane of Louisville on June 28 at Trinity Evangelical church in Louisville. Couple to reside in Louisville where Fogal has been employed. Also an ad for a four room cottage for rent with basement cistern and city water. jy6-2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fogal
Peter Fogal
Corydon
Minnie Mr. Drane
J. T. Drane
Louisville
Pretorious
Trinity Evangelical Church
Twenty-Fourth and
Cedar Streets
Local residents visit relatives and friends across towns
Mrs Jesse Bary returns from Louisville and numerous families from New Albany, Ram sey Camp Ground, Lanesville, Georgetown, and Louisville are spending Sundays visiting relatives including Ruth Arnold, Orpha Peters, Helen Peters, Ellen Seibert, and Mary Sibert while others attend camp meetings and visit aunts and uncles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
Ramsey Camp Ground
Martin Swarens
Ruth Arnold
Jacob Arnold
Roy Quebbeman
W. Gendrick
Tom Abbott
Robert
Win. Winn
Thomas Crandall
Robert McIntosh
Louisville
James Crawford
Andrew McIntosh
George Seibert
Ellen
Georgetown
Ed Seibert
Mary Sibert
Hancock Details from Local Social Notes
W. L. R. Born was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wenning. Belva Libka visited Thomas Reneau last week. Emma Reneau visited W. C. Jackson. John Voyles and Logan Pankey families visited Thomas Reneau on Sunday. Wilbur C. Jackson and daughter Fern visited Wash Crandall on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wenning
Belva Libka
Thomas Reneau
Emma Reneau
W. C. Jackson
John Voyles
Logan Pankey
Thos
Ptrimmer's Chapel Fifth Annual Sunday School Celebration
Ptrimmer's Chapel holds its Fifth Annual Celebration at the grove beside the church on Thursday July 14. Speakers include Prof. Orlin Venner and Revs Snyder Condo Rosenbarger among others. Many Sunday schools will attend and music is planned. Bring banners and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptrimmer’s Chapel
Orlin Venner
Wanted Fifty Men for Quarry Work at Kosmos Cement Co
Fifty laborers are wanted for quarry work at Kosmos Portland Cement Co in Meade County Kentucky. Workers earn from 1.40 to 2.50 dollars per day. Apply to W. H. Tompkins Quarry Supt at King's Landing Ky or Richardson's Standing Meade Co Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tompkins
Kosmos Portland Cement Co
King’s Landing
P.O
Richardson’s
Meade Co
New Nursery Opens at Ramsey Indiana
Charles McClaran announces a new nursery in Ramsey Indiana after years in the business. He offers a large lot of hardy trees for fall delivery and invites customers to inspect the stock and place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Ind
Charles McClaran
Death of an Old Citizen James Emily
James Emily died on the 3rd inst at 82 years 11 months at his home east of Corydon The funeral was held Monday morning from the Catholic church in Lanesville conducted by Father Peckskamp Further notice will appear next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Emily
Corydon
Lanesville
Peckskamp
Mother Grays Sweet Powders promise quick relief
An old advertisement claims Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children break up colds in 24 hours and cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with free sample by mailing address Allen S Olmstead Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
No Hunting Notice West of Corydon Property
W A Broeker and Wm K Salts of New Albany visit with parents Mr and Mrs David Salts on this plage. No hunting or trespassing allowed on premises just west of Corydon with prosecution for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
W. A. Broeker
Wm. K. Salts
New Albany
David Salts
First National Bank Grows With Largest Six Month Gain
The First National Bank reports an eighty six thousand dollar growth over the past six months bringing assets to over three hundred thousand dollars. Directors declare a five percent dividend for the period. The notice touts courteous service and avoidance of high charges as an invitation to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Report of the First National Bank Corydon Indiana 1910
The report details the banks assets and liabilities as of June 30 1910 including loans and discounts 20323908 United States bonds 35000 securities 3922500 banking house 64716 due from national banks 1766808 due from reserve agents 134714 checks and other cash items 85622 notes of other national banks 2000 fractional currency 1745700 redemption fund with the US Treasury 175406 total 30264098 Liabilities capital stock 30000 surplus Devil Duck local figures show deposits 1519498 due to other national banks 28294 total 302640
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U_S
Banking House
U. S
Ageenis
Ceeaee E
Visiting relatives and returning travelers fill Mauckport scene
In Mauckport and nearby towns a parade of visitors is noted. New Albany residents Miss Cleo Wiseman and Mrs. Anna Zimmerman visit relatives. Mrs. Cora Ballard and daughter Helen travel to the Falls Cities. Mrs. Ethel Brandenburg returns to Louisville after an extended stay. Others include Misses Nettye and Julia Miller in Louisville, Dr. Alfred Mathys on a ten day trip to Akron, and Grant Garey seeking threshing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Wiseman
New Albany
Anna Zimmerman
Will Neely
Cora Ballard
Helen
Falls Cities
Ethel Brandenburg
Louisville
Nettye
Julia Miller
Philip Miller
Alfred Mathys
Akron
Ohio
Grant Garey
Fred Showmaker
New Middletown
F. M. Hays
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana
Resources
United States
Ghee Pak Dee Erey Rao
State of
County of
Harrison
G. W. Applegate,Jr
G.W. Applegate
Total
Pfrimmer’s
Mrs
Dan Sharp
Thomas Jordan Wilson
Rose Keller
Lew M. O.bannon
Div
Taylor Township
Lawrence Reeves
Fred. Reinhart and Son
Goosewood
Buena Vista
Arminda Noe
Ruth Brown
Joe Brinley
A. H. Miller
Evans Landing
Lillian Davis
Terre Haute
Nannie Wilson
Irva Miler
Rosewood
Clara Lamb
Harry Conner
Dhngis
Clara
Carl Rogge
Josephine Schulmiller
Hursttown
Mad Dog
Jesse Bary
Goldie Wheat
Henry Lone
Melton Lone
James Lone
Robert Sweallen and Son
Arthur
Marquis McCoy
Andrew Wright
Nancy Wright
Linda Gibson
Orpha
Helen Peters
Essa Stevens
Sherman Stevens
Hancock
W.L. R
Ptrimmer
First National Bank Grow
V. J. Bulleit
Vv. J. Bulleit
William Ridley
W.H. P Wiseman
W.H. Bulleit
Henry C. Hays
IBAL
P. B. Hays
Maymee Shireman
Denver
Col
Tresa Ordner
Shireman
Arlein Gwartney
Edward Bosier
Illinois
Jacksonville
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