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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

2

Memorial Day Services Across County Honor Fallen Heroes

Memorial Day was observed across several towns with large crowds and fraternal participation. In Corydon a parade led by the brass band preceded ceremonies at the cemetery with addresses by Rev. Porter and Rev. LaRue, and a patriotic poem. Other towns reported similar services, flower decorations at graves, and musical tributes by local bands and Sunday schools.

Corydon Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Severn Win. Ryan Indianapolis Ryan Phos. J. Hudson Geo. W. Applegate, Sr Uhis James Sieg Mauckyort New Amsterdam United Brethren Methodist J. C. Frank Elizabeth Woodmen Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Whitsitt Mo K Elizabeth Cornet Band

Dogwood Notes Roundup of Local Happenings

Wheat looks well. John Seiple has been on the sick list. Voters were out last Thursday. Paul Seiple sold his farm to Mr. Stabe of Louisville. June O Bryant and wife spent Sunday with Frank Sohn. Jesse Noon moved on John Seipel's farm north of town. Woodie Melton seen in Laconia Sunday. Farmers pressed planting corn due to recent rains. Several spent the rainy day fishing along Buck creek. Frank Sohn and son Adan visited New Albany last week. Crust Beekherms spent Sunday with son Gust. John Gordon family visited from near Corydon Sunday. Funeral of Mrs Birdlbert at Meho beth. John and Herman Lillpop doing carpenter work for John Love near Elizabeth. Mrs Lydia Rhoads and niece Jane Belle Salter of Louisville visiting her parents. New Amsterdam and Pogswood cross bats here. Reere 15 to hin favor of Amsterdam. Dug gins and Mibert, Dogwood.

Paul Seiple Mr. Stabe Louisville June O’ Bryant Frank Sohn Jesse Noon John Seipel Woodie Melton Laconia Buck Creek Adan New Albany Crust Beekherms New Middletown Gust John Herman Lillpop John Love Elizabeth Lydia Rhoads Neice Jane Belle Salter Rhoads Fred Tethbert New Amsterdam Pogswood Reere Amsterdam Dutteries Trotter Duggins Mibert Dogwood

Potato Run Social Notes and Church Gatherings

The Ohio river rise continues while health remains good in the area. Mrs Harriet McCullum is on the sick list. Mrs Crapper visited Mrs Kellums. Aiva Swarts guests Ed Swarts. Sunday school at the Run each Sunday at 2 p.m. Hase McGuire visited sister Mrs Willie Grines. Alvin Brown and family visited his parents. Mrs Cole and grandchildren visited Iran Trobaugh. John Trobaugh and son visited grandma Elizabeth Mitchell. Prayer meeting at Potato Run each Sunday night led by Bro Fred Mier.

Ohio River Harriet McCullum Hase Mc Iuire Willie Grines Alvin Brown Cole Iran Trobaugh John Trobaugh Elizabeth Mitchell Potato Run Fred Mier

Praise Service Marks Post-Vote Unity in County

A union gathering of Presbyterian, Christian and Methodist churches met at the M. KE church last Sunday night for a praise service reacting to the recent focal option election results. Speakers included Rev. I. I. LaRue Dr. M Irvine of Sorydon and Rev. F T Porter of New Albany. Laymen such as Harry Mc Grain and Mrs. Gree W Applegate Sr addressed the crowd. The group urged enforcing liquor laws against violators in the county.

Presbyterian M. KE I. I. LaRue M. Irvine Sorydon F.T. Porter New Albany Harry McGrain Gree. W. Applegate Sr Women’s Election Organization

Evans Landing and Nearby Visits Across Town

Red Wing Herman Ixelle visited Purrell on Sunday. Mrs Joseph Nekerman and Miss Hallie McRae visited relatives in Louisville. Morton Davis traveled to the Fal's Cities last week. Corn planting advances slowly after recent rains. Cecil Cunningham took a flying trip to Louisville Saturday. Mrs John Wolpert and daughter returned to Louisville. I M Yeats and family made a business trip to Corydon. Miss Jessie Naimtels of Louisville to spend weeks with Mrs Alonzo Miller. Harry Cunningham recovering from appendicitis. An infant daughter of B F Merk buried at St Peters. Attendees at Miss Leoni McRae funeral at Camp Ground May 30. Miss Maggie Cunningham spent weekend with Miss Vergie Tuell. Harvey Cunningham returned from New Albany after business college. Miss Carrie H Ivelley, postmistress, returned from New Albany where she visited relatives.

Hallie McRae Louisville Morton Davis Cecil Cunningham John Wolpert Jessie Naimtels Alonzo Miller Harry Cunningham B. F. Merk St. Peters Catholic Church Leoni McRae Camp Ground Maggie Cunninghany Vergie Tuell Elizabeth Harvey Cunninghan Neweghibany Business Carrie H. Ivelley New Albany

Roll of Honor new subscribers to The Democrat

The Democrat lists subscribes and payments since the last report. Names include Andrew Buechler and Ursula Crosby of New Salisbury. G W Briffett of Corydon. FM Bruce of Corydon. Mrs M Cunningham of Princeton. RE Taylor Wilson of Laconia RR. Dr GN Little and Jacob C Shireman of New Albany. Miss Anna Wohrer of North Vernon. and A Watson of Columbus. Several entries marked new subscribers.

The Democrat Andrew Buechler New Salisbury Ursula Crosby W Briffett Corydon Bruce M Cunningham Princeton

June Ladies Aid Sale Opens Friday in Public Square

The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church will start a two day sale on Friday at 10 a.m. in the public square offering hand kerchiefs jewelry fans valises baby shoes boys suits varnishes paints and more. Ice cream and cakes will be sold at night with cakes on Saturday.

Ladies Aid of the Christian Church

Sandy Bank Residents Meet and Visit Attendees

Thos Krieger visited Oliver Kingery Sunday morning. Joseph Rt Martin contemplates going west in a few weeks. Calvin Tramillon of Chlanee Ti visited Jiome folks last week. John Granteam and wife visited Isa Toops Floyd county Sunday. Lewis Lawson called on Harry Baur Locust Point Saturday night. Several boys play bell with Elisabeth Stars this year. Walter Hamilton of Louisville is ill at home of his sudents near here. Young people attended the speaking at Eliz beth Sunday night.

The Democrat Thos. Krieger Oliver Kingery Joseph Rt. Martin Calvin Tramillon Chlanee John Granteam Isa Toops Floyd County Lewis Lawson Harry Baur Locust Point Elisabeth Walter, Hamilton Louisville Elizabeth

Tenth Anniversary Reception at Junltuve Home

Rev and Mrs J J Junltuve celebrated ten years of marriage with an informal Monday evening reception at their Farquar Avenue home. Friends called, gifts arrived, and songs by T J Trudson and Mrs Geo W Applegate Jr accompanied by Mrs W M Bullett at the piano. Refreshments capped an enjoyable gathering.

J. J. Junltuve Farquar Avenue T. J. Trudson Geo. W. Applegate Jr WM J. Bullett

Local Visitings Around Moberly and Milltown

Albert White and family were in Milltown Saturday. Miss Mattie Murr of French Lick is visiting nearby friends. Jasper Davis and Abe Pitman spent a day with Wim Pitman and family. Miss Abbie Loudon visited White Cloud with friends. Miss Susie Thevenot of Ramsey stayed with her cousin Mona Rosenbarger for several days.

Albert White Milltown Mattie Murr Ick Jasper Davis Abe Pitman Wim Pitman Abbie Loudon White Cloud Susie Thevenot Ramsey Mona Rosenbarger

Change in Time Table of I C S T Co

A new timetable took effect yesterday June 1 for the Indianapolis Columbus Southern Traction Co extending from Seymour to Indianapolis. The Democrat received the copy too late to update the standing ad in this issue and will reflect the change in the next issue.

Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern ‘Traction ‘Co Seymour Indianapolis Democrat

Glenwood Chautauqua Assembly at Glenwood Park July 30 to Aug 8

The Falls Cities Chautauqua opens July 30 at Glenwood Park between New Albany and Jeffersonville under a Chicago‑erected tent. Lecturers include Ballington Booth Ernest Wray Oneal Lulu Gates Reader and many national figures with daily programs of lectures music and moving pictures.

Falls Cities Chautauqua Glenwood Park New Albany Jeffersonville Chicago Maud Ballington Booth Ernest Wray Oneal Lulu Tyler Gates-Reader Ohio Charles Barclay Edgar Cieil Lincoln F. McConnell Nathan C. Shaffer Henry R. Rose Gertude Canfield Alice Tuell Ralph Bingham Indiana

Local Visiting News Roundup from Elizabeth area

Elizabeth News reports a string of visitors and trips. Dr Walport is in the city, Miss Iva Best visits with relatives in Louisville, and Uncle Martin Hanger spent a few days in town last week.

Walport Iva Best Louisville Martin Hanger Charles Deatrick Herman George Straub Corydon

White Cloud Items Show Civic, Religious Activities

Fishing will be good when the banks dry. A children’s day program impressed a large audience at Fountain locals. Rev. Todd spoke Sunday on Loose him and let him Go. A Blue River chapel program is set for Sunday June 6 at 7 pm directed by Minnie Keller and Mary Sonner. The seventeenth annual United Brethren Y.P.C.U. convention meets June 8 and 9 in Oakland City with attendance expected from area youths.

Blue River Chapel Rev. W. Nf. Todd Oakland City Fountain Todd Minnie Keller Mary Sonner The United Brethers Y.P.C. U White Cloud

Markets Note On Weekly Farm Prices In The Democrat

In answer to inquiries the paper states it will publish local and Louisville prices of farm products each week in The Democrat. The message mentions calf care tips and the use of calf seal as feed.

Louisville Democrat

Sows and Pigs for Sale in Eureka Farm Notice

Two good sows with sixteen pigs for sale. Contact C. C. Hubbard in Corydon R R 2 for details. Cow peas also for sale by William M. Engleman in Eureka with phone contact.

C. C. Hubbard Eureka Corydon, R. R Wm. M. Engleman Eureka Phone

Lanesville community notes and May gatherings

Local residents recount visits by Mrs. Charles Lind and family and Prof. C. B. Wehrman. May picnics with Catholic schoolchildren, a 17th birthday party for Edora Evans, and county option results show 79 dry and 22 wet votes. The piece laments saloon influence and critiques local temperance beliefs.

Joseph Bachman C. B. Wehrman Unite States Charl Ringley Hotel Wehrman Germany Schlesswig Holstei Prussia Denmark F. E. Evans Floyd County Edora Misses Coldin Opha Toops Luna Evans Mau Nance Carrie Simler Rena Mayme Campbell Louie Messrs Elmer Noble Iri Fai Wm Henriott Alex Jesse and McCollum Charles Simler Twinkle Arthur Levi John Sewell Charley Menke O. Brock Herbe Nance Jesse Spiegechalter Albeft Miss Midora Lanesville Harrison Franklin Township Penance Press Committee Assey Flin Township

Central church observes Children’s Day with services next Sunday

The article notes Children’s Day exercises at B church next Sunday evening in R. HW. Humphrey plans to set a large sawmill on Jesse man’s farm 114 miles west after buying timber from Mr. Whi. Longbottom and wife visit Laconia last Sunday.

R. HW Humphrey Jesse Man Havi Whi. Longbottom Laconia Bert Steepleton E. T. Lane Woodvien Central

Pensions Advice Offered to Entitled Persons

Lew M. O Bannon offers help securing pensions for those entitled by law. Send self addressed stamped envelope for reply. correspondence should be directed to Corydon Indiana.

Lew M. O'Bannon Corydon, Ind

Hay carrier ad from W H Leit Sons prompt offer

An advertisement suggests unloading hay the old way is slower and promotes Myers hay carrier outfits sold by W H Leit & Son. It emphasizes efficiency and new equipment.

Myers W. H Leit & Son's

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Linder Fellier Harrison County AY Corydon Corporal Will Bryan Feleriyellis Dutton Resacca Shilo Vicksburg Pfrimmer Ville John T. Benson Tanesville Pfrimmer's Chapel Pfrimmer’s Chapel Geo. H. Mader Lincoln Dettysburg H. A. Barton Janesville Logan Alexander M. ©. Church Malche Port ERDAM AY Elizabbeth DVT Lewigom New Salisbury Lodge of Odd Fellows Bethlehem Church Jackson Township Charles Bye Skirkhamt C. W. Thomas Palmyra Bethlehem John Wagner Henry Fisher Dogwood Notes John Seiple John Gordon Mrs. Crapper Aiva Swarts Ed. Swarts Praise Service Evans Landing Red Wing Herman Ixelle Purrell Joseph Nekerman I. M. Yeats Roll of Honor Meech 'S Sandy Bank Moberly I. C S. T. Co Glenwood Chautauqua Elizabeth News Timothy Seeanee A. M. Eisert, SR Charles Lind George Forman Philip 0 Central Cortez J Tindall Jefferson Barracks Cuba Ft. Sherida Ls Windall U.S. Navy Pensions
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