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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1912

Page

3

Studebaker Cars Lauded By Racing Experts

The article extols Studebaker cars as the top choice of master race drivers, citing their wide knowledge of automotive engineering, lifelong testing, and superior service. It quotes Harry Endicott praising Studebaker service and notes the brand’s one year guarantee and factory-made quality from Wiseman & Bullett in Corydon Indiana.

Studebaker Studebaker-E-M-F Studebaker-Flanders Studebakers

Turbulent Chicago Convention Sparks Taft Roosevelt Clash

The Chicago Republican National Convention scene grows tense as Taft and Roosevelt camps claim momentum. Delegates trade charges of theft while threats of a separate Roosevelt convention loom. Notables like LaFollette and Cummins hold balancing power amid security preparations and local society notes.

Chicago Taft Roosevelt Windy City Teddy Oyster Bay Mr. Taft Wm. B. McKinley Mr. Roosevelt National Committee T. R United States Robert M. LaFollette Wisconsin Albert M. Cummins Iowa la Follette Cummins

Sunday School and Local Social Notes Move Through Week

Health is good as Lula Quebbeman visits her brother Matt. Zetta Jenkins returns from Tennessee. Marion Faith visits Jeffersonville. W A Quebbeman returns from Anderson. Lorenzo Barks visits daughter Mrs Windel near Palmyra. The Friendship class performs The Wonderful Sweet Family at Primmers Chapel June 22 with five cent admission. Local obituaries list F A Bullett paid claims totaling 1006.55 for R M Ford death and 54.28 for C P Trotter accident and 47.85 for M J Stuegel accident. A Burnsville couple, Wm KR Moser and Minnie Ray, obtain a Floyd county marriage license and wed in the county clerk’s office. both described as young.

Lula Quebbeman Matt's Zetta Jenkins Tenn Marion Faith Jeffersonville W. A. Quebbeman Henry Juebbeman Anderson Pfrimmers Chapel Wm. Quebbeman Bertha G. B.quebbeman Palmyra F. A. Bullett R. M. Ford C. P. Trotter M. J. Stuegel Wm. KR. Moser Andrew Moser Burnville Minnie Ray Charles Ray Floyd County New Albany Floydcounty

Major Jacob S. Pfrimmer Dies at 80 in Omaha

Major Jacob S. Pfrimmer died at 2 o'clock Monday night after a period of illness. A widower with a son and three daughters, he lived in Corydon and Omaha with his family. The funeral will be held at the Christian church in Corydon tomorrow at 10 a.m. and interment is Cedar Hill cemetery.

Amos Lemmon Allie Pfrimmer McLaughlin Omaha Neb Jacob S. Pfrimmer Major Pfrimmer Omaha Walter Venner Marion Lizzie Sam Pfrimmer Bloomington Christian Church of Corydon Cedar Hill Cemetery

Martha Miller celebrates 11th birthday at Mil ler home

Friday afternoon June 14 a gathering at Mr and Mrs Jacob Miller’s to honor Martha Miller on her 11th birthday. Present were multiple local youths and relatives. Martha received 14 presents after a lively evening of games a song by Uncle Ben The Potato Wine and a supper prepared by Mamie Miller and her mother. William Brown returned to Scott township after three months at Moore's Hill with his grandmother Mrs Mary Bruner accompanying him home.

Jacob Miller Martha Bessie Ella Marie Mary Richard Lou Maud Lohmeyer Maud Cuba Kishline Gracie Watson Mamie Jack Miller Beulah Shireman James Miller Arlis Richard Benjamin Findell Uncle Ben William Geo. C. Brown Scott Township Moore’s Hill Mary Bruner

Ice Cream Analysis Finds No Ptomain Poison

Parish group at Beckers Park hosted an ice cream supper on June 9. After patrons fell ill, tests by Dr. Smoots and the State Board of Health in Indianapolis showed no ptomaine poison in the cream. Officials caution illness may stem from various factors and not blame anyone.

Beckers Park Corydon Democrat Smoots State Board of Health Indianapolis

Farewell party for Miss Zettie Jenkins in Lanesville

A Monday night gathering at Miss Anna Zabel’s home in Lanesville bid farewell to Miss Zettie Jenkins who departs for Huntingam Tennessee after eight months in Southern Indiana. Guests included Misses Jenkins Barrow Zabel Trinkle Hess Faith and Messrs Stoy Trinkle Zabel Lot tick Faith Harbeson. Music by Zabel Trinkie and Henry Zabel. Pink and white theme with roses and daisies.

Anna Zabel Lanesville Zettie Jenkins Huntingam Tenn Indiana Nellie Barrow Mary and Henrietta Trinkle Irene Hess Edmonia Faith Messrs Edmund Stoy Morgan Trinkle Ernest Zabel Millard Lottick Orland Faith Frank Earl Harbeson Henrietta Trinkie Henry Zabel Miss Jenkins

Harrison Development Company Holds Stockholders Meeting

The Harrison Development Company re elected directors for another year after a year of progress in gas and oil. W C Doak of Terre Haute visited, praising outlook. A 25 barrel a day oil well on Ben Smiths farm near Dogwood was analyzed as rich in benzine kerosene and lubricating oils.

Harrison Development Company W. C. Doak Terre Haute Ben Smith Dogwood R. H. Loos Harrison County A. D. Fleshman

Ice Cream Party at John Alstott Home

A group gathered at John Alstott's home last Saturday evening for an ice cream party. Attendees included Conrad Windish and family, Mrs. Charles Barksdale and family, Ethel Davis, John Walker and family, Howard Perry and family, Dean Hobson and wife, William Housel and family, Tom Culmnie and family, Walter Quebbeman and family, Monroe Alstott, and one additional guest.

John Alstott Conrad Windish Charles Barksdale Ethel Davis John Walker Howard Perry Dean Hobson Wiliam Housel Tom Ctlunie Walter Quebbeman Monroe Alstott

Milltown Wheat Poor and Revival at Local Church

Milltown reports a very poor wheat crop and corn planting completed. Miss Logan Lee is sick. The Holy Band of Milltown conducts a revival meeting by the Davis Brothers with large crowds, sinners convicted and converts sanctified. Mrs William Lockhart and Miss Winnie visited relatives in Georgetown on Sunday.

Logan Lee Holy Band of Milltown Davis Brothers William Lockhart Winnie Georgetown

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