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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
7
Miss Bessie Meech visits Tell City and several Corydon residents are noted in social items. Drifts include visits by C. J. Treece, Mrs. Martha Woodward ill, Clara Bennett at New Amsterdam, and many others. A Chautauqua program and hear Tahan are highlighted with sights around the Fair Grounds.
Pfrimmer's Chapel hosts a five day Chautauqua June 30 to July 4 with a July 8 Sunday School celebration. August camp meeting near Rameey runs August 12 to 22. Various visits and family news from Depauw to Denver. Indiana farm shipments include a 160 hog carload from Corydon to Louisville.
Community notes describe a July 8 invitation at Pfrimmer's Chapel and a string of local events. Various residents travel for relatives visits, school commencements, and church activities, with marriages, reunions, and civic notices interwoven throughout.
Squirrel season dates announced from July to November 1. Corydon Chautauqua offers musical treats with THE MAN OF MYSTERY and the magic act. Residents visit from Ellensburg to New Albany while local merchants advertise wagons and buggies and updates on state secretary of state Lansing. Captain Stockslager visits after recovering from pneumonia.
Pauline Sharp of Corydon visits relatives in the neighborhood. Rob Hedges of Louisville visits his mother Mrs Wm Cook. Temperance Sunday observed with exercises. Mrs Henry Day returns home after surgical operation in the city. Mrs Will Quebbeman and two children from Anderson visit Henry Quebbeman. Miss Ruth Turley hosts Christian Endeavor Society Wednesday night. Mrs Emma Hess of New Albany and Mrs Sarah Zenor of New Middleton visit Agnes Hess. Orlin Faith from Indiana Central University home. plans Purdue for four years this fall. James F Davis and wife move to Henry Schuman farm. Davis longtime Louisville police member. Sunday School preparing for annual celebration the second Thursday in July. invites all especially Sunday Schools.
Bridgeport Blue Eyes L. V. Stoy of New Albany visited here Sunday. Mrs. Henry Beeler visited relatives in New Albany last week. James Farnsley of Shuck's Corner made a business trip to Louisville last week. Joseph Reynold's from off the Heights spends days in Louisville. Capt Villier family attended a birthday dinner at Emery's Breck enridge Sunday. John Emery and Mrs Geo Lowe of New Albany visited Lee Emery's here last week. Joseph Boman and family of Floyd county spent Sunday with Henry Bicholz of New Albany. Virgil Chester Gunn home from Terre Haute College called on Miss Zola Peters. Heavy rain and wind damaged crops here last Sunday. Most of A J Minter's farm was under water. Walter Cooper John Summers and William Stealey of New Albany motored here in their new Elsa Lee motor boat. Floyd son of T W Peters suffered with an abscess in his head from Sunday to Friday. XX
A round of visits and health notes fills the local scene. Mrs J P Kintner remains in poor health while Dr B Forbis of Laconia builds a garage nearby. Local merchants add a confectionery bus to their store and guests, travelers, and relatives pass through Davidson and surrounding towns. Several social announcements highlight weddings and upcoming events at Union Chapel and Laconia Presbyterian Church with guests from Louisville and Indianapolis.
Mrs Nettie Hurn takes her baby Ula May on her first visit. Miss Gerda Cooper and Andrew Lane wed at Rev Patterson's. Children’s Day at Motts A B church on Sunday night was a success with a well received broom drill.
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