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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
8
Items report visits, illnesses, births, and travel of residents in Corydon Indiana and surrounding towns. Notes on church events, commencements, funerals, and local business ads. Includes family news, visits to Louisville and Indianapolis, and upcoming community gatherings and lectures.
Thirteen children will receive First Holy Communion at St. Joseph’s church next Sunday morning with Rev. E. A. Quade officiating and St. Mary’s Church choir from New Albany to sing the High Mass. Afternoon vesper and benediction follow at 2:30 p.m. A music program and public invitation accompany the ceremonies.
At the county courthouse the Harrison Indiana ex-soldiers of the rebellion adopted a resolution urging immediate passage of the Sulloway pension bill or similar measures. They call on Senators and Representatives to secure the act and thank those who assisted in the decorations. The local press was requested to publish the resolution.
The Southern Railway Company seeks approval from the Railroad Commission of Indiana to charge six cents per hundred pounds for hauling lumber by carload from Corydon Indiana to Yell City Indiana. The hearing is set for June 29 1911 at the State House Indianapolis Indiana where interested parties may present arguments. Brady Clerk Indianapolis June 3 1911.
Ida Gresham hosts guests with Goldie and Mabel Smith last Friday. Mrs. Katherine Birdwell improves from illness. Lucy Wrights and granddaughter Annaline Nlermeman visit Alice Guest. Lizzie Shumaker visits Goldie and Mabel Smith. Ida Gresham returns from New Albany and Louisville. Dr. Frank Melton and Mrs. Bessie House visit O Melton family. Mary Melton returns from Louisville. L. Dick and Roscoe Anderson take a Martin County trip in Dick’s car. Dick’s International Harvester built machine hauls heavy loads over rural roads.
A church notices column invites pastors to submit announcements of religious services and events for publication in the newspaper. The section aims to provide a centralized place for church calendars and community worship details.
Preaching by Rev. John A. Mc Kamy at 104 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 0. Sunday School at 9 50 a.m. A hearty welcome to all services.
The morning sermon will follow Bible school with a latest start of 4:30 PM and the service ends by 11:20 AM once trials prove successful. After the sermon a Communion service will occur unless attendees leave. Bible school opens at 250. The Sunday morning text is James 1 27 and the evening sermon is Street Loafing conducted by Pastor M A Cosanoom.
The Corydon charge of the U S church schedules its 3rd quarterly conference for next Sunday and Monday. Presiding elder Snyder will conduct the Communion service next Sunday night, with the official meeting on Monday night. Preaching next Sunday at 10:50 a m by Rev A B Cons, Pastor.
Bethany church announces preaching services next Sunday at 7 p.m. led by A. B. Conny, pastor. Community worship and prayer follow the sermon.
United Brethren services held with preaching every 2nd and 4th Sunday at 10 30 am Sunday School each Sunday and prayer meeting midweek. Rev Youn, pastor, notes June 11 events in Laconia and Evans Landing with Memorial service at 2 pm. Congregation to organize as a Presbyterian church requiring Elders from Rehoboth and Laconia present.
On Sunday June 11 at 9 a.m. Corydon holds High Mass with Communion and sermon. Afternoon services feature St Mary's choir of New Albany singing at the High Mass. A cordial welcome is extended to friends and relatives of the children.
English preaching at 7 30 p m and 10 a m with German sermons on other Sundays. Sunday School at 9 15 a m led by Rev L W Norpsick pastor.
Sunday Schools every Sunday at three oclock in the afternoon at Central Christian Church. All are cordially invited especially church members. Church services on the first Saturday night and the following Sunday in each month. Pastor Kulder Joun FB. WeEonitch.
Lynch, who pleaded guilty to stealing chickens at the last circuit term, was sentenced to Plainfield Reform School but transferred to Jeffersonville Reformatory by Judge Ridley. He failed to meet Plainfield conditions and a sheriff recaptured him, sending him to the Jeffersonville facility where he begins his term.
The notice promises 100 cents value for every dollar spent and ongoing presents for loyal cash customers. It claims discounts from factories and wholesale houses are passed to customers, inviting readers to review a list of gifts offered.
A long purchase list itemizes one Jardiniere Salid and set of plates and cups, two Berlin kettles, a dish pan, lamp, decorated china, an ironing board, curtain stretchers, and other goods totaling multiple small household acquisitions.
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