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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
5
A long page of June to July notices, personal news, and community updates from Harrison and Franklin townships in Indiana. Readers see farm remarks, weather, school notes, and brief letters from residents, with mentions of local churches, anniversaries, and upcoming social events.
Mrs. Edna Tindall Gutkese wife of John Gutkese dies last Thursday morning at 8 30 at their North Market home after pulmonary trouble. Funeral services were held at the home and at United Brethren Church New Middletown with Rev. Cossaboom, Rev. Lwan, and Rev. Taylor. Burial in United Brethren Cemetery New Middletown. Born March 12 188? she was 25 years 3 months at death. Survived by two brothers and two sisters. described as kind and motherly with a pleasant life despite long illness.
Clyde Noyes born Issey and died March 2 aged years. He served in the United States Marine Corps and was hospitalized with spinal meningitis. Funeral at Rogers Camp Ground conducted by Rev. Clyde Voyles. burial beside siblings Ilya and another.
A wartime style ad describes a woman named Mrs Ison praising Cardui for relief from long standing female ailments. It urges other women to try Cardui sold by local druggists. A second item notes shipping of sheep and lambs from Corydon on Thepilhey Jane 26 with space for calves and other sheep. contact Charles E L Kintney.
The Public Health Service issues an order effective March 1 1912 prohibiting shared drinking cups and towels in all inter state cars depots and waiting rooms. Individual towels may be used only after thorough boiling and sterilization. washing cups and vessels by each user is required to prevent spread of disease.
On Saturday night June 15 Pfummmer Chapel Sunday School classes joined invited guests from Louisville Jeffersonville and Lanesville for a moonlight hike to Henry Quehbemans. In the cedar grove a glowing fire lit marshmallows as contests and races entertained the crowd of about fifty. Prizes went to Seck Linces Fell Hess and Bertha Quebbeniin in running. Roy Rogie and Florence Quebbeniin in jumping. Walter Davis and Mignon Yoenn in blumping races. The gathering broke up at 10 30 with many returning home on foot.
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