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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1910

Page

3

Farmers State Bank of Janesville Receives Charter

The new Farmers State Bank at Janesville has been chartered by Secretary of State Fred A. Sims and has elected its directors and officers to serve until January 1, 1911. Directors include William Gleitz John L. Walter Joseph Stilger Jacob Bauer Louis P Zabel. Officers are Louis P Zabel President Joseph Stilger Vice President and Clarence Kannapel Cashier.

Janesville Fred A. Sims Farmers’ State Bank William Gleitz John L. Walter Joseph Stilger Jacob Bauer Louis P.zabel Louis P. Zabel Clarence Kannapel

Death of James Emily Sr at 82 in Franklin township

Funeral details for James Emily Sr who died July 3 at age 82 in Franklin township near Breckenridge after liver trouble and other complications. He married three times producing 28 children, 50 grandchildren, and 29 great grandchildren. Survived by a widow and 14 children. funeral at Catholic church July 4 with Father Peckshamp officiating.

James Emily Franklin Township Breckenridge Father Weckskamp Emily Hurst Eliza Miller Marguerite Dowdle Father Peckshamp

Annual Reunion of U B Sunday Schools

An annual reunion of the United Brethren Sunday schools of Harrison county will be held at the Fair Grounds on Thursday July 21 1910. Speakers include Rev H H Fout D D Dayton OH Rev A J Newgent Knoxville TN and Rev W F Snyder Corydon. News notes include 10 AM 2 PM and 3 PM talks plus Newgent lecture Huskin Nubbins with singing by Corydon School Boys Band. Admission free with refreshments available and open to all churches' Sunday schools.

United Brethren Sunday Schools Harrison County Fair Grounds H. H. Fout D. D Dayton A. J. Newgent Knoxville Tenn W. F. Snyder Ding Elder Corydon Snyder D. Foor

Piano Dealers Promote Quality and Low Prices in Friendly Letter

A local piano business touts twenty five years of experience and high grade instruments. They promise demonstrations, large purchases to lower costs, and easy payments, inviting customers to visit Corydon and New Albany stores for exchanges and deals.

Con Sab & Bon Corydon New Albany

Sunday School Celebration at Union Chapel

A Sunday School gathering occurred in the grove at Union Chapel Boone township last Saturday with large attendance. Representatives included Union Chapel Wyland At Zion Central Smith Camp Ground and Presbyterian Sunday School Laconia. Speakers Rev Geo S Marlow and Rev M W Hanger. Hanger, age eighty four, remains active and once helped organize the church. A noon dinner fed all guests but rain interrupted activities around four.

Union Chapel Boone Township Wyland At. Zion Central Smith Camp Ground Presbyterian Sunday School Laconia Geo. S. Marlow M. W. Hanger Floyd County Hanger

Shocked by Lightning Near Corydon Injures Man and Horse

Last Monday afternoon Robert Corbett of six miles southwest of Corydon was struck by lightning while riding in a buggy with a horse tied to it. He fell unconscious near the Groves farm by a large hickory tree, then regained consciousness in the buggy. The horse stood at the M&ee as they continued toward town, and Corbett complained of severe head pains.

Robert Corbett Corydon Mr. Corbett Groves Farm Ixia M&ee Towm

Ice Plant Back in Service at Local Plant

Frank R. Wright proprietor of the ice plant reports operation restored after delivering 40 carloads of ice from New Albany during machinery repairs. Plant now in good shape and supplying customers, with large quantities available on short notice.

Frank R. Wright New Albany

Fifty First Annual Corydon Fair To Run Aug 99 30 31 Sept 1 2

The Harrison County Agricultural Society announces the fifty first annual fair at Corydon with stock grain and vegetable exhibits. Thousands annually attend to see exhibits and renew friendships. The fair office will be on the grounds as last year and available Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Farmers should prepare exhibits as the event is seven weeks away.

Harrison County Agricultural Society Corydon Indiana Society of Old Friends

Social Notes From Walthersburg Area Visitors

Mrs John Pressler of Lanesville visited nearby last week Freddie Stemmie of Louisville spends summer with William Zollman Augusta and Ermil Walther and William Blank visited Corydon last Saturday Mrs Elizabeth Hauswald visits son William Hauswald and family of Breckenridge Mrs Kate Budd of New Albany visited Anna Zorn and W T Williams Misses Laura and Lizzie Knoell of New Albany stay with sister Mrs August Ott Miss Tula Schneider of South Bend Ind spent time with relatives in the area Tillie Voelker and Jacob Brawner of Louisville visited her father A H Voelker and family Charles Knoell and family of New Albany spent the Fourth with Mrs August Ott

Augusta Ermil Walther William Blank Corydon Elizabeth Hauswald William Efsuswald Breckenridge Kate Budd New Albany Anna Zorn W.T. Williams Laura Lizzie Knoell August Ott Tula Schneider South Bend Ind Tillie Voelker Jacob Brawner Louisville A. H. Voelker Charles Knoell

Red Wing Community Notes and Visits

Julius Prelle is on the sick list. Mrs. Abraham Woertz of Louisville visits her mother Mrs. Christena Lind. Miss Sug Reinhardt visits friends at Brownstown Ind. Mrs. Judith Reinhard and Mrs. Charles Lieber of New Albany visit Mrs. Conrad Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reinhardt and son Jacob visit Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Hausz. Young folks entertained by Miss Anna Schmidt included Mr. and Mrs. George Lind and Walter, Arlie Brown, Sug Reinhardt, Maud Wilson, Bertha and Effie Girdley, Minnie and Catherine Hausz, Rainbow Biel, Claud Girdley, Ernest Wilson, Arthur Eisert, Fred and Std. Schmetzer, Fred and Herman Hausa. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stover a fine son.

Judith Reinhard Charles Lieber New Albany Conrad Miller Fred Reinhardt Jacob Minnie Reinhardt Mathias Hausz Anna Schmidt George Lind Walter Arlie Brown Arlie Brown, Misses ‘‘Sug’’: Reinhardt, Maud Wilson, Bertha and Effie Girdley Minnie Catherine Hausz Rainbow” Biel Claud Girdley Ernest Wilson Arthur Eisert Fred Std. Schmetzer Herman Hausa

Death of Mrs Margaret Ehred in Blue River township

Mrs Margaret Ehred wife of Antone Ehred died at their Blue River township home last Friday after weeks of heart disease and complications. She was 70 years 1 month 7 days old. Funeral at Mt Yabor church Saturday conducted by Charles Wolfe. Buried in nearby church cemetery. Survived by husband daughter and four step children. Born in Germany at age thirteen she joined Lutheran church early and remained a faithful member.

Margaret Ehred Antone Ehred Blue River Township Mt. Yabor Church Charles Wolfe Germany Lutheran Church

Moving from New Albany involves William Shuck

The snippet lists multiple social visits and relocations. William Shuck moves from New Albany to an unspecified place. several residents from New Albany and Louisville visit relatives or return home, including Miss Grace Reagan, Mrs. Murton, Miss Minnie Lemmel, Hazel and Ethel Dowell, Ernest and Rebecca Plue, Rev. Rice, Joe Fisher, Wayne Winders, William Dooley, Dora and Frank Kirk, Bettie McRae and Hallie, Carl Burton, and families from New Albany and Kentucky.

William Shuck New Albany John Seales Charles Ads Grace Reagan Basil Red. Murton Louisville Peter Burton Minnie Lemmel Ora Winders Hazel Ethel Dowell T. W. Seurton Ernest Plue Rebecca Dora Frank Kirk Kentucky Henry Kirk Bettie McRae Hallie Rosewood Barnes Carl Burton Associated Trust Company Oklahoma T. W. Scurton Abbott Lee Blunk Willie and Robbie George Neamer Mr. B

Socialist ticket nominated in Crawford County for November election

The Socialists of Crawford County met at Marengo on July 2 and nominated A. J. Wells for Congress with A. C. Funk as Joint Representative. G. W. Walk for Clerk, W. H. Strand for Treasurer, D. E. Edwards for Sheriff, L. M. Scott for Recorder, J. Strand for Assessor, John Hentzleman for Commissioner, and W. L. Walk for Coroner.

Crawford County Marengo A. J. Wells A. C. Funk G. W. Walk W. H. Strand D. E. Edwards L. M. Scott J. Strand John Hentzle

St Peters Sunday School Celebration Invites Public

The annual Sunday School event at St. Peter's church in Franklin township gathers thousands. It is held on the last Thursday of July, this year the 28th, with an invitation from Jacob Schneider, superintendent, to all Sunday Schools and the public to attend and enjoy the day.

St. Peter’s Church Conrad Richert

Lanesville Notes Show Illness and Local Moves

The Lanesville column reports measles in the community, Miss Addie Bauer on the sick list, and Mr. Joseph Yost and family moving to New Albany. Threshermen begin threshing, and visits occur among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Blume in Corydon and the Hirt family in New Albany.Mrs. Mary Dirck and daughter Tillie attend a funeral in Louisville. Dr F K Wolfe and family and W J Bullett visit Mrs. Albert Day. Bank officers elected to serve until Jan 1 1911: L P Zable president, Joseph Stilger vice president, Clarence Kan mapel cashier. directors Joseph Stilge, John Walter, Jacob Bauer, Louis Zabel, William Gleitz.

Addie Bauer Joseph Yost New Albany John A. Blume Corydon Philip Hirt Minnie Hausz Louisville Martin Hausz Mary Dirck Tillie Jacob Henry Henry Direk Louisvile F. Ik. Wolfe Mattie Wolfe W. J. Bullett Albert Day L. P. Zable Joseph Stilger Clarence Kanmapel Joseph Stilge John Walter Jacob Bauer Louis Zabel William Gleitz

Death of Little Child Thelma Byrn June 1910

Thelma Lee Byrn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Byrn died at two months and twenty one days old on June 23 1910. Funeral service was held Friday at Georgetown M E Church by Rev Ralph Rodgers with burial nearby.

Thelma Lee Charles G. Byrn Georgetown M. E Ralph Rodgers Heaven

Celebration at Oak Grove Sunday School Picnic

A Sunday School celebration is planned near Oak Grove Church about one mile northwest of Corydon on Saturday August 13. Oak Grove and other county Sunday schools will attend and participate in the day's program. Preaching at Shiloh next Sunday at 7:30 AM.

Oak Grove Church Corydon Oak Grove

Death of Mrs Anna Rosenbarger Beloved New Albany Resident

Mrs Anna Rosenbarger wife of James Rosenbarger died at her son Lubia Rosenbarger home in New Albany on Thursday the 74hr inst The funeral was held the next day at the residence led by Rev F Z Porter The remains were taken to Corydon for burial at Jordan's grave yard on Saturday She was seventy a devout Methodist and died after a ten week illness She leaves her husband two sons Lubia of New Albany and Charles of Louisville a daughter Mrs W A Russell of this place four brothers and twenty sisters who had lived in New Albany for nearly thirty years

Anna Rosenbarger James Rosenbarger Lubia Rosenbarger New Albany F. Z. Porter Corydon Jordan Methodist Church Lubia Charles Louisville W. A. Russell

Teachers Institute Reading and Music Topics Planned

The county institute will include Arithmetic Grammar Music Psychology and Hygiene with a required enrollment fee set by the executive committee. Teachers must also purchase reading circle books to cover annual obligations and avoid accounting complications. AMZIE KANNAPEr, Co. Supt.

Imusic County Board of Education Amzie Kannaper, Co. Supt

Death of Mrs Amanda Mifer in Corydon area

Mrs Amanda Mifer wife of Willixsne V Miller died at her home near Dogwood last Friday after six weeks of stomach trouble. Funeral services were conducted at Smith's Camp Ground by Rev N M Rumbley and burial followed in the nearby church cemetery. She leaves her husband and three children plus many relatives. A valuable pin of hake and gold was lost on July 10 on Market Street or along the railroad track near the canning factory. reward offered by Mrs T S Getzendanner.

Amanda Mies Willixsne V. Miller Dogwood Smith’s Camp Ground N.M. Rumbley Market Street Corydon Canning Factory T. S. Getzendanner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lanesville Lorena U. B. Sunday Schools The Democrat Walthersburg John Pressler Freddie Stemmie William Zollman Red Wing Julius Prelle Abraham Woertz Christena Lind Charles Stover Elizabeth News Wayne Winders Mauckport William Dooley West Baden Mrs Roy Winders Socialist Man W. L. Walk ST. Peter’s Shiloh Teachers’ Institute Amanda Mifer
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