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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1917

Page

3

Morgan Township Commencement at Palmyra June 16

Morgan Township schools held commencement at Palmyra with 22 graduates. Ten high school graduates and twelve eighth grade graduates were honored as the Palmyra band and Dixie Highway Singers provided music. Reverend J M Hedges gave the benediction. T J Wilson of Corydon spoke.

Morgan Township Palmyra T. J. Wilson Corydon Dixie Highway Singers J. M. Hedges United Brethren Clyde Martin Mabel Brugh Cleo Mosier Lottie Summerville Ben Scharrer Herman Vorgang Wilbur Voyles Robert Sappenfield Courtney Coleman Fred Miller Hobart Smith Ethel Sappenfield Annie Mae Ler Elmer Wenning Thelma Cale

Farmers Hold Key to Victory Says Pinchot Letter

Boston-Gifford Pinchot argues in a Boston News Bureau piece that the war's outcome hinges on American farmers. He warns that Germany seeks victory through subsistence and urges guaranteed crop prices and ample harvest labor to feed allies and sustain democracy.

Boston Gifford Pinchot Boston News Bureau France America England Belgium Kaiserism Farmers of America

Flag Raising At New Amsterdam Attracts Crowd

A poplar pole and a large flag were raised at New Amsterdam last Sunday afternoon. The pole raising drew a large crowd of enthusiastic spectators. Prof. A. O. De Weese served as master of ceremonies and J. L. O Bannon delivered a stirring patriotic address.

New Amsterdam Prof A. O. de Weese J. L. O’bannon

Sidney May Notable Boone Township Figure Conducts Business

Sidney May, a leading Boone Township citizen, was seen conducting business in town on Monday.

Sidney May Boone Township

Organ Recital by Miss Mollie E Keller at Corydon Church

Miss Mollie E Keller gave an organ recital at Corydon Christian church last Sunday afternoon at four. The program featured works by Dubois Kreisler Hande Harker Minnett and Wagner with a duet by Mia Charles H Buchanan and Mrs Nellie Bullett drawing an emphatic encore. Keller recently completed ten weeks of organ study in Louisville and the recital replaced the evening service.

Mollie E. Keller Corydon Christian Church Mia Charles H. Buchanan Nellie Bullett Corydon Miss Keller Louisville The Christian Church

Impressive First Communion at St Marys Church Lanesville

Twenty children received the Bread of Angels at the 9 30 High Mass in St Marys church Lanesville. Rev Father Pecks kamp led the ceremony with uniformed Knights of St John and St Marys School pups in attendance. The altar decorations and wreaths complemented a moving sermon as children joined the Sodality and Confra tership with rosaries as keepsakes. Parishioners praised the pastor and Sisters for their devotion and the elegant preparations.

St. Mary’s Church Lanesville Father A. Peckskamp Knights of St. John St. Mary’s School Father Peckskamp

Bauer Kopp wedding in New Albany

Miss Clara Bauer and Alva Edna Kopp were married Wednesday evening at eight in the Rectory of a Catholic Church in New Albany. Guests later gathered at the bride's home for refreshments and music. The bride is the daughter of Herman and Mrs Bauer, formerly of Lanesville, and the groom, son of Henry and Mrs Kopp, will reside in New Albany where he works as a baker.

Clara Bauer Alva Edna Kopp New Albany Herman Bauer Lanesville Henry Kopp

Bazaar and Dinner Change for St Peters Church

St Peters Catholic church in Buena Vista Tay lor township has moved its bazaar and dinner from Seibert's Grove to a grove by Mace donia schoolhouse on Elizabeth and Rosewood pike to allow car access. A fine dinner will cost twenty five cents with coffee sandwiches and a fish fry plus assorted refreshments. Everyone is welcome.

St. Peters Catholic Church Buena Vista Taylor Township Seibert

Local families visit relatives and attend services

Frank Schoen bought a new bug last week. Mr and Mrs Jesse Toops and daughters Irma and Goldie visited Mrs Toops parents near Laconia. Various families including Hollis Bryant and Blackman visited Mrs Wm Hiner. Ed Schoen and daughter Mary spent time with Mrs Robert Dobson. David Bryant funeral at Bethesda attracted many. Additional visits tied to Louisville and Macyville.

Frank Schoen Jesse Toops Irma Goldie Ed Schoen Mary Iduma Mattie Bryant Noblesville Macyville Jesse Speigenhalder Wilma Andy Keene Hallie Hollis Louisville Carl LaDuke Chas, Wells Ning Shaffer

Sunday School Conventions Across Townships

Township Sunday School Conventions were held last Sunday afternoon in Webster at Smith's Camp Ground Boone at Laconia Presbyterian church and Washington at U B church New Amsterdam. Officers elected at Laconia include President R F Evans Vice President Hewitt F Cunningham Secretary Treasurer Mildred Williar Elementary Dept Miss Lou Shields Home Mrs Lou Bauman Adult Eli Shields Temperance William Evans Missionary Mrs S H Hurst.

Webster Township Smith’s Camp Ground Boone Township Laconia Presbyterian Church Washington Township U. B. Church New Amsterdam Jobn Heth C. B. Hays Harry Kepner Birkham Laconia J. L. O'Bannon John Daley A. O. Deweese Eli Shields Korace Sonner R. F. Evans

New Corydon Insurance Agency Introduces Major Companies

Corydon establishes a new agency offering life fire tornado and automobile policies with Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford and the Northern Assurance Company of London as represented firms. Miss Georgia Wheat heads the agency over the First National Bank location with attorney Clyde R. Lottick assisting in fire insurance. Miss Wheat is also a noted court reporter and Corydon corporation clerk.

Corydon Miss Georgia Wheat First National Bank Aetna Life Insurance Company Hartford Northern Assurance Company of London Clyde R. Lottick Miss Wheat Corydon Corporation

School Picnic at German Lutheran Church Grove

A July 4 school picnic will be held in the grove at the German Lutheran church near Laneaville. Children and young folks will perform drills recitations and gongs. All are invited.

New Albany Y M C A Boys Camp to White Cloud on Blue River

Fred L. Todd physical director of the New Albany Y M C A led ten junior boys from New Albany through Corydon on the way to White Cloud on Blue River for a camping week. They traveled with ponies and pony carts for gear. Todd also serves as a Lieutenant in the Indiana National Guard. The campers are Paul McClain Connor Henthorn Russell Kelso Richard Kelso Paul Hackett Stanley Ellis Lester Sheloff Verne Scott Herbert Stein and Leo Dupaquier.

Fred L. Todd New Albany Corydon White Cloud Blue River Mr. Todd Indiana National Guard Paul McClain Connor Henthorn Russell Richard Kelso Paul Hackett Stanley Ellis Lester Sheloff Verne Scott Herbert Stein Leo Dupaquier

Local residents and visitors noted in New Albany column

Mrs. Homer Crandall of New Albany visits grandmother Mrs. Hobbs who is poorly. T. W. Burton of French Lick in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Winders of Boone township stay with Dr. and Mrs Winders. John Cline suffers rheumatic trouble. Lawrence Flanigan returns from Grafton WV glass works. Willie Hames travels home via several states. Walter Evans visits Chattanooga before returning to Portland Oregon. Rev E E Young returns home after Kentucky visit. Mrs Frank Bowling and children return to New Albany after visiting here. Ernest Deatrick in Louisville visits home last Sunday. ZZ

Homer Crandall New Albany Mrs. Hobbs T. W. Burton French Lick Wayne Winders Boone Township Lawrence Flanigan Grafton West Virginia Willie Hames Walter Evans Ella Wolpert Chattanooga Tennessee Portland Oregon E. E. Young Kentucky Frank Bowling

Death of David W. Bryant in 1917 at Georgetown

David W. Bryant born December 11 1879 in Elizabeth died June 18 1917 after seven months illness at his brother Thomas J. Bryant's Georgetown home. Survived by wife Ella McCain seven children three brothers and a sister. Burial at Bethesda with funeral by Rev Howerton and Rev Oster.

David Bryant Elizabeth Thomas J. Bryant Georgetown Bethesda Howerton New Albany Oster Amanda Sturmy Edward L Ben F Lanesville Thos. J. Bryant Methodist Ida Bryant

Brerzy announces candidacy for Harrison Floyd delegate

G Remy Brerzy declares his bid for Delegate from Harrison and Floyd counties to the Constitutional Convention meeting in January. He states he will publish a declaration of views soon and confirms unequivocal support for granting women the same political rights as men.

Harrison and Floyd G. Remy Brerzy

Big Palmyra Fourth of July Celebration Planned

The Knights of Pythias Red Men lodges and Sunday Schools of Palmyra plan a large Fourth of July event with music drills and speeches. Rev. Joseph E. Bunch of Palmyra Clarence Quebbeman of Morgan township T J Wilson and Lew M O Bannon of Corydon are slated as speakers. Palmyra hosts expect large county attendance.

Knights of Pythias and Red Men Palmyra Joseph E. Bunch Clarence Quebbeman Morgan Township T. J. Wilson Lew M. O'Bannon Corydon

Local Visitors and Wedding Shower Details

Mrs Frank Bowling and children of New Albany visit. H A Faith attends M W of A meeting in Chicago. Misses Lucy Wayne and Marie Hot tell pass through en route to Illinois. Grace Carroll of Laconia attends Faith and Wayne wedding and returns to Terre Haute. Dorothy Drillett visits Falls Cities. A miscellaneous shower for Roxie Faith precedes her June 14 marriage to Paul Wayne. Guests include Mary Wolpert Emma Cline Mary Clark and others. They enjoy photos and music.

Frank Bowling New Albany H. A. Faith Chicago Lucy Wayne Marie Hottell Ilinois Grace Carroll Laconia Faith Esther Plue Gertrude Holmes Beatrice Crosier Mildred Grantham Helen Crosier Argelia Best

Williar wedding celebration hosted by Nate and Dale Williar

A June 21 gathering at the Williar home honored Mr and Mrs Dale Williar on their June 20 marriage. Thirty six attendees included family and friends such as Ella and Mary Cunningham, Harry Funk, Mary Messia, and numerous Williar relatives. Guests brought useful gifts and several photographs were taken of the gathering.

Nate Williar Dale Williar Ella Cunningham Mary Cunningham Earl Williar Harry Funk Mary Messia Harry Williar Clarence Leffler Ray Williar Roy Kron Carl Williar Herman May Anderson Williar

Enlists In Marine Service From Decatur Leader

C D Bopp formerly of Harrison county has enlisted in the U S Marines. Purdue 1911 electrical engineering graduate, he passed a rigorous engineering exam in Chicago with one of two passes. Former manager of Reo Motor Sales Co Decatur Ill, he heads to Atlanta then to foreign service after Louisville stopover.

C.D. Bopp Harrison County U. S. Marines Purdue University C. A. Quebbeman Chicago Bopp Reo Motor Sales Co Decatur Ill Louisville Atlanta Foreign Service

Lanesville Woman Dies After Long Home Life

Mrs Hulda M Wolfe wife of Charles M Wolfe died Saturday June 16 at her Floyd county home near Lanesville She was 61 a lifelong Methodist church member Survived by her husband two sons two daughters three brothers and four sisters Funeral held today in New Albany.

Hulda M. Wolfe Charles M. Wolfe Floyd County Lanesville Methodist Church New Albany

Southern Cinderella Cast at New Middletown Hall

A listed cast including Madam Charteris Enid Bellamy Miss Rose Winterberry Miss Johnnie Bell Randolph Katherine Hawke Caroline Hawke Mammy Judy Johnson performs on June 30 at M. W. A. Hall New Middletown. Admission is 10 and 15 cents.

Madam Charteris Roth Turley Enid Bellamy Jessie Gehlbach Rose Winterberry Lula Turley Johnnie Bell Randolph Katherine Hawke Lillian Meyer Caroline Hawke Maud Quebbeman Mammy Judy Johnson Edna Brace M. W. A. Hall New Middletown

Pfrimmer’s Chapel Community Notices and Events

Mrs. Pfrimmer Faith of Jeffersonville visits relatives here. Mrs. Eleanor Pfrimmer visits New Albany. Miss Jessie Quebbeman has measles. Will Quebbeman party in Anderson visits Henry Quebbeman family. Glad Game Class to stage A Southern Cinderella at New Middletown Saturday night June 30. Christian Endeavor topic Littl Things That Make or Mar. Edna Bruce to lead. July 8 observed as Patriotic Sunday by Sunday School. Former soldiers and those registered for service invited. Preparations underway for the town’s biggest celebration Thursday July 12 with committees appointed to ensure a lively day.

Eleanor Pfrimmer New Albany Jessie Quebbeman Will Quebbeman Anderson Henry Quebbeman New Middletown Christian Endeavor Edna Bruce Suneday School

Two Local Couples Tie The Knot At Pfrimmer Chapel

Miss Rath Turley daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Turley and Orlin Faith son of C E Faith wed at Pfrimmer Chapel Sunday evening at eight o clock. Attendants Roy Turley and Miss Georgia Benson. Rev Toombs officiated with Allen Benson playing the wedding march. Mr and Mrs Faith are popular young neighbors. Mrs Faith studied Corydor High School and Mr Faith has attended Purdue University.

Rath Turley W. A. Turley Orlin Faith C. E. Faith Pfrimmer's Chapel Roy Turley Georgia Benson Toombs Allen Benson Faith Corydor High School Purdue University

Death of David Mauck in Corydon County

David Mauck died at his sister Mrs. Lafe Lingenfelter's residence after months of illness. He lived alone near the old Constitutions Eim and worked for local families. Aged 63, he is survived by three brothers and six sisters in Indiana, Kentucky, and Oklahoma. Funeral and burial set for Heidelberg on Wednesday morning.

David Mauck Lafe Lingenfelter Columbus D. Mauck Scott Township W. S. Nye Corydon Julia Shaw Louisville Amos Cline Vincennes Lizzie Faith Bruce

Martin Hotel to Quit After Auction and Move

John 8. Martin, proprietor of the Martin Hotel, sold hotel furnishings at public auction last Saturday to wind down the business. He plans to close within a week, ending seven years of Corydon hospitality. the Martins will travel with their children before deciding on a new location.

John Martin Martin Hotel Corydon

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Morgan Township Commencement Miss Mollie Keller Part Pealegs Dickinson Intermezzo Callaerts Cradie Kreisler Gottschalg Pitied Harker Minnett Boccherini Kramer Bauer-Kopp Seibert’s Pike Macedonia School House Lottick’s New Agency Y. MC. A. Boys Ernest Deatrick David W. Bryant Bla Lodge Infair Marine Service Pfrimmer’s Turley
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