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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
7
Local notices describe visits, births, weddings, deaths, and upcoming events across Corydon and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Lewis Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs. Bartley, John H. Hull, Dr. J. M. Davis, and Rev. Perry Key with events in Leavenworth Corydon and New Albany.
Thirteen children will receive First Holy Communion at St. Joseph's Church next Sunday morning. The nine o'clock service will be led by Rev. E. A. Quade with the St. Mary's New Albany choir. Afternoon Vespers and Benediction begin at 2:30 with a music program featuring Kyrie, Ave Maria, Salve Regina, and Te Deum. Public is invited.
Church notices outline upcoming services and calls for pastors to submit announcements for the weekly bulletin. The column invites clergy to share details of worship times, events, and prayer requests for the community.
Preaching by Rev John A Mc Kamy at 10 43 am and 7 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 0 Sunday School 9 30 am A hearty welcome extended to all services
Morning sermon to follow Bible school with latest start by 4:30 PM and a Communion service after. If trials succeed services aim to end by 11:00 AM with Bible school at 9:50 AM. Texts include James 1 27 and Street Loafing. Nearby sermons by Rev A B Convo and Presiding Elder Snyder announced for Corydon and Bethany churches.
At the Harrison County courthouse on the afternoon of the 30th ex-soldiers of the War of the Rebellion gathered to honor the dead and urge Congress to pass the Sulloway pension bill or a similar act. They request senators and representatives to act and asked the local press to publish the resolution.
The notice invites attendance at United Brethren services held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 10 30 a m with Sunday School each Sunday and prayer meetings Wednesdays at 7 p m Everyone is welcome to attend Rev Yours Pastor
On a June date the Memorial Congregation will be organized into a Presbyterian church. Members of the Rehoboth and Lacovia churches must attend at 10:80 a m Memorial service and 2 pm at Memorial, then 7 pm at Evans Landing.
The Southern Railway Company seeks approval from the Railroad Commission of Indiana to charge six cents per hundred pounds for lumber in carloads from Corydon on the Louisville New Albany Corydon line to Tell City on the Southern Railway line. A hearing is set for June 29, 1911 in Indianapolis where interested parties may be heard.
St Marys choir from New Albany to sing at the High Mass and afternoon service in Corydon. Parish extends cordial welcome to all friends and relatives of the children. High Mass Communion sermon benediction offered with 200 people present.
Da Gresham was guest of Goldie and Mabel Smith last Friday. Mrs. Katherine Birdwell, ill, shows great improvement. Ida Gresham returns from a week with New Albany and Louisville relatives. Dr. Frank Melton and Mrs. Bessie House visit O Melton family. C L Dick and Roscoe Anderson travel to Martin county. Dick reports an International Harvester machine covering 100 miles with high wheels and wagon body.
The notice lists multiple services with English and German sermons at various times. Rev. L. W. Norpsick leads Sunday School at 9 15 each Sunday at the Central Christian church, with a 3 o'clock session. Also mentions Kulder Joan Fo Hepnick as pastor and invites all to attend.
Lynch, who pled guilty to stealing chickens and was sentenced to Plainfield Reform School, has been transferred to the Jeffersonville Reformatory by Judge Ridley after failing to meet conditions. He caused unrest and attempted escapes, and Sheriff Peter S. Wright delivered him to the reform school last Saturday to begin his sentence term.
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