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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
5
A patchwork of community items reports travels and visits by residents to Louisville New Albany and Indianapolis. It notes pension increases for Hubert Bussey business trips to Falls Cities and Louisville and local improvements and crafts from C. H. Gimkins & Sons. The piece also mentions county fair plans and elections for townships with various residents visiting relatives and attending services.
Tourist groups travel from Louisville with first class accommodations and low rates. Destinations include Niagara Falls Toronto Buffalo Detroit Atlantic City Philadelphia New York and Washington. Address inquiries to Miss Compton 845 Third Ave Louisville.
President and Mrs Taft hosted a White House silver wedding on June 19 inviting about 5000 guests with 7000 absentees. Marine Band performed on the rear lawn while the East Room echoed with dances drawing around 15000 onlookers outside the iron fence. Mrs Taft was ill yet appeared throughout the reception.
The U B church at this place held an old fashioned debate at Uhat church last Thursday night on the resolution that love has formed human character more than force. The negative side led by A G Ward and others won by one vote after two hours of discussion. Mrs Minnie Arganbright Sappenfield of Ceargetown died Tuesday June 1 at St Anthonys Hospital Louisville, aged thirty, survived by husband and four children. Funeral Friday at the Christian church. The piece notes local events, a travel ad, and a separate item on the Corydon Methodist Brotherhood.
The Methodist Sunday School at Lanesville will hold a celebration at Stilger's Grove two miles east of Lanesville on Tuesday July Fourth 1911. There will be music speakers and refreshments. All Sunday schools and the public are invited to attend for pleasure and profit. George Worrtz Supt.
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