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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
7
Laughter filled the room as Governor Ralston Senator Shively and other Democratic leaders could not attend but sent regrets and expenses. Senator Kern and Mrs Ralston joined the party and were warmly received, their popularity noted among Indiana Democratic editors.
Corydon updates list residents and visitors from nearby towns, visits to Corydon, and local business notes. Individuals mentioned include Ward Brown, M. F. Emily, T. M. Berman, and many others visiting or traveling through Corydon. The item also covers church events, entertainment plans, insurance agents, and a Jersey cattle sale near Shelbyville.
Miss Kathleen Ballett visited Louisville while Clyde Lottich did business in Corydon. Children Day events set for Heidelburg and Oak Grove, with services June 13 and 20. Numerous residents attend school trips, visits, and family gatherings in Louisville, Indianapolis, Marion, and St. Louis.
Lost money reported in Corydon Monday night. Misses Minnie and Anna Mee Davidson and Miss Nina VanHook of Borden visited relatives. Dr. T. G. VanHook hosted family visits. Local readers renew subscriptions to the Democrat. A Corydon newborn born May 24 to Mr. and Mrs. E. Sutter. Friends from Palmyra New Middletown and Elizabeth attend Cole Sample recital. Major General Leonard Wood praised Culver school drills. Mothers Day observance planned by New Middletown Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid with services and holy communion.
Attendance and offerings reported for Corydon Sunday schools: United Brethren 160 with 4.48 dollars, Methodist 170 with 4.34 dollars, Christian 176 with 3.91 dollars, Presbyterian 67 with 31.74 dollars.
Corydon Court 164 will hold memorial services at the lodge hall on June 1 at 2 o'clock p.m. All members are requested to be present and the public is invited. J. and O'Bannon will give the memorial address with W. E. Hope as Scribe.
John West Pearce and Nellie Jane Williams obtain a marriage license. Stephen A. Taylor and Dorothy Gladys Cline also appear in the notice.
The Epworth League of the New Albany district met at Marengo last week and elected officers for the coming year. President Cecil Miles of Corydon. Vice Presidents Rev Ulmer Marengo Earl McIntosh New Salisbury Miss Bennett New Albany Miss Barrett Orleans. Enrolling Secretary Miss South New Albany. Corresponding Secretary Miss Ruth Walk county. Treasurer Miss Bowen New Albany.
In a lengthy Sunday game Central defeated Elizabeth 9 to 8 in twelve innings. Elizabeth led early and seemed set for an easy win before Central rallied in the seventh to take the lead before extra innings. Scoring details and pitching notes are mixed in the readable fragments of the report.
Rebecca Pup and Lee Ind with the presence of many friends and relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs C L Rice in Louisville were married on June day evening. Rev Nickerson pastor officiated at the ceremony. The bride is described as a charming town girl and received a carnations shower as a wedding token.
A group described as a young party from Flatwoolds toured Wyandotte Cave Sunday and Monday. Names include Mir Willard Lionet Misses Sik una Schnider Emma Felker Corinne Kraf Mesera Chas Rumbley Elmer Felker Schneider Paul Voelker Herigan Wolfe Jay Wim Wise McCrady and driver Thos McCrady.
A party of young people from Webster township visited Wyandotte Cave Sunday and passed Corydon Monday on the way home. Participants include Herman Guz, Elmer Eisenmenger, Elvora and Elma Bickel, Herman Miller, Oscar Willard, Minnie Nora Bickel, and Albert Wolfe.
Rev Dr Casper Schieler of New Middletown and local pastor has been elected by the Board of Education of the Reformed Church college in Sheboygan Wisconsin as Professor of Latin German and History. He will serve in the county until September when he assumes the new post after attending the college exam and commencement last week. The college reports more than one hundred students enrolled.
The Mauckport area forms a Home Economics class at Mrs. Ben Yeager’s home with sixteen members. Officers elected are President Mrs. W.H. Flora Jr, Vice President Mrs. J. L Ballard, Treasurer Mrs. Sidney Beanblossom, and Secretary Mrs. W.M. Hays. Monthly meetings set for the first Saturday afternoon.
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