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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1918

Page

2

Funding Shortage Sparks Partisan Clash in Corydon

A Corydon Democrat defends its coverage of a town and county financing shortfall amid war costs and a Republican led levy. The piece details a town oiling fund deficit of about 1000 dollars, a volunteer fund drive that raised 858.40, and critiques Republican officials for high taxes and alleged misrepresentation.

Waryvdon Chas. H. Buchanan Coryvden Democrat Corydon Democrat Corydon Republican William P. Huff First National Bank Corydon Georgia Wheat Ilerk Georgia Warrison Repubican Bos Cshieh Corydon Tispubdietta Sottieane

Death of Amanda Quiverman in Milltown Harrison County

Amanda Quiverman age sixty nine known as Amanda Brady born in Crawford County found dead in her Milltown home Thursday morning July 11 by neighbors John and Mrs Black. She suffered heart trouble and was a member of the Milltown Baptist Church. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 PM at the Milltown Baptist Church conducted by Rev W Se Taylor.

Amanda Quiverman Milltown Harrison County John Black

What Has the Cat Cost WW Miller Deputy Auditor

A humorous column estimates Deputy Auditor WW Miller’s cat costs him about 275 over fifteen years. It claims he buys ten cents worth of meat every other day, calculating the feline’s expense at the auditor’s office.

H. Miller Miller

Rail Wreck at Corydon Junction Halts Schedule briefly

Southern Railway coal train wrecked at Corydon Junction on a Sunday early morning. An arch bar on a truck caught the track at the junction causing derailment and two cars overturned. No injuries. wrecking crew worked to clear debris while schedules were adjusted via a side track.

Southern Railway Corydon Junction Corydon Evven Ramsey

Death of Henry Schuman at eighty three in Indiana

Henry Schuman aged eighty three died at his daughter Mrs. George Crosby’s home in Wolcott Indiana after a five year illness including paralysis and strokes His bed will be moved to the county for burial services at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church near Lanesville Wednesday at 1030 conducted by Rev Schleicher Interment will follow in the church cemetery He leaves six children two brothers and one sister plus other relatives and details of his life near Corydon and Wolcott.

Henry Schuman George Crosby Wolcott Indiana St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Lanesville George Schuman Walcott Richard Goss Lafayette George Arnold Louisville John Conrad Wilford Banily Joseph Schuman St. Joseph Windis Lawrence Schuman New Albany Elizabeth Straub Corydon

Service Flag Dedication Draws Zoar Community

Zoar church overflowed for a large Sunday night service honoring the dedication of a Service Flag. Reverend J H Toorls gave a patriotic address while soloist Mrs Ray Lopp and readers and reciters including Miss Fern Yenawine, Glenn Yenawine, Miss Trazel Anderson, and Mamiliu Atbin performed. The flag bears twelve stars for local servicemen now scattered in France, Camp Kearney, Paris, and training stations in Texas and Louisiana among others, with names and units listed.

Zoar J. H. Toorls Ray Lopp Fern Yenawine Glenn Yenawine Trazel Anderson Mamiliu Atbin

Charivari Honors Pearl Lind and Alpha Farnsley

A Saturday night charivari at the Lind home honored Pearl Lind on her marriage to Alpha Farnsley. Many friends attended, with refreshments of candy cake and lemonade, and games followed by well wishes for the newlyweds.

Charles Lind Miss Pearl Alpha Larnsley Faith Voelker Elnora Leiber Alice Cora Burgess Lorena Jansen Clema Richert Lola Bell Rosa Wolf Hildred Lottich Venus Lillian Morgan Catherine Mabel Kitterman Alma Smith Addie Muay Martha Sturms Ben Moran Harvey Payton Carl McCrae Paul McElfresh Marcells Foreman Everett Raymond Morgan Elmer Lewis Brown Walter Jansen Oseiur Alvin Edgar Hertling Orville Green Ollie Sturms Edmond Johnnie Leo Roy Lind Alpha Farnsley Wiliam Zimmerman Ben Morgan Kate Green George Foreman Gilbert Foreman

Trustee Office Day Set for Taylor Township

Trustee William H. Stewart proclaims an office day each Saturday starting April 20 1918 at John Finks store Buena Vista from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm to handle official business for township residents.

Trustee’s Taylor Township John Fink Buena Vista

Ridiculous misprint corrected in County Funds Short article

The Democrat notes a typographical error on the paper’s reverse side where the word Democrat appeared instead of Republican in the County Funds Short piece. The mistake appeared in a few hundred copies before correction and does not alter the rest of the issue’s content.

The Democrat Corydon Republican

Death of Mrs Nancy J Davis in Ramsey

Mrs Nancy J Davis died at the home of her daughter Mrs George Heuser in Ramsey after a brief illness. She was 73, widow of Anderson Davis, and survived by four children, a brother, and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Wood's Chapel conducted by Rev W A Hartsow.

Nancy J. Davis George Heuser Ramsey George Houser Wood's Chapel W. A. Hartsow Moberly Alonzo Davis West Edward Davis H. J. Friedley Corydon John Crayden Ann Ellis Blue River Township Jacob Erb Morgan Township

Notice to Farmers of Harrison Township and Their Boys

JT will hold office in the old Capitol Building on Saturdays to meet farmers and their sons. He aims to share USDA and Purdue knowledge on agricultural problems and to engage township youth in project work or other agricultural enterprises. Vocational Nertculturad Director for Harrison Township invites participation.

Harrison Township Capitol Goll United States Department of Agriculture Purdue University WoothYdgid Flierrison Pawnshitr

Union Church Service in Corydon July 14

Union church services planned in Corydon at the M. E. church next Sunday night. The summer meetings will accompany the parishioners and congregations. Rev. Moore will preach on Church Unification After the War.

Union Church Service Corydon M. E Parenors Moore

Dusty Specials from the Five and Ten Store

Special sales listed include coffee zigba for 1.00, extra heavy can rubbers two dozen for 0.15, matches at 0.05 a box, Mascot soap six for 0.28, embroidery 0.10 a yard, and a range of enamelware dishes hosiery crochet cotton and notions. Mike Five and Ten Store.

Mascot Mike

Unclear Notice of Shop Prices From Vionday to Por

Fragmentary notice mentions a blaeisarith shop and general repair shop Vionday with prices set for teasermdbble items. Names William Sire Rt appear in garbled form.

Sal Pee Blaeisarith Vionday William Sire RT

Eight-room house with porches and garden for sale

Describes an eight room residence with bath two large porches one rear screened water and electric lights garage barn store-house coal shed chicken park large garden fruit trees and shade lawn plus appeal of a desirable home. Price through L A Meech dated July 17 5w.

L. A. Meech

Premium List notice in this week’s Democrat issue

The Democrat highlights a full page titled Premium List in this week’s issue and urges readers to keep the pages for reference. Subscribers are asked to preserve the Premium List pages for future use.

the Democrat Tir

Letters From Soldiers Delivered To Democrat Readers

The Democrat presents the soldiers letters section highlighting reader interest in personal dispatches from service members. The publication expects ongoing reception of letters and sharing with the community.

Fowler Relatives Gather at Crandal Home

A family gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ltarry Fowler near Crandal last Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Monta Crandall and daughter Helen of Dewitt Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Merl Burn and two children Basil and Dale Mr. and Mrs. John Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. John Hammerlein Uncle Henry Shuck and daughter Mrs. Lula Bennett Shuck stayed to visit Mrs. Fowler.

Ltarry Fowler Crandal Monta Crandall Helen Dewitt Arkansas Merl Burn Basil Dale John Hendricks John Hammerlein Henry Shuck Lula Bennett Shuck Fowler

Entertainment at St Marys Catholic Church Lanesville

The young ladies of St Marys Catholic church of Lanesville will present an entertainment at the Catholic school hall on Thursday night July 18 for the benefit of soldier boys through the Knights of Columbus. Participants’ve dedicated time to rehearsals and attendees will enjoy the evening. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Everyone welcome. Cows killed by lightning in Franklin township

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Lanesville Our Soldier Boys Knights of Columbus George Miller Franklin Township Jersey Miller

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