Doctor Baker Dies at 23 in Bradford
Dr. Clarence J. Baker of Bradford died at St. Edward's Hospital New Albany at 11 45 PM after more than two weeks illness from pneumonia and pleurisy. He recently graduated from Louisville College of Dentistry and planned to begin practice. He leaves parents Louis and wife? No, parents Louis and Mrs Baker, four brothers Edward Anthony Frank George, three sisters Mrs Busald Corydon and Mrs Habermel Morgan township and Mrs Kost Morgan township. Funeral at Bradford Catholic church conducted by Rev Gorman and Rev Halpin. Burial in Bradford Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Baker
Bradford
St. Edward's Hospital
New Albany
Baker
Louisville College of Dentistry
Edward Busald
St. Edward’s Hospital
Davis
Briscoe
Tyler
Busald
Bradford Catholic Church
John Gorman
M. F. Halpin
Jeffersonville
Bradford Church
Louis Baker
Edward Baker
Louisville
Anthony Baker
Palmyra
Frank
George Baker
William Habermel
Corydon
William Kost
Morgan Township
South Boone Announcements From Laconia Area
South Boone notes list dances and church events at Ashton's Hall and French Lick. Many residents Corners include visits to Louisville Corydon and Davidson with exams, fish fries, steamer trips, music lessons, and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hess
Louisville
Laconia
Ella Wilson
Davidson
M. E
French Lick
Red Mer
Tobacco Landing
Mildred Williar
Carl Williar
Clifton
Iva Zimmermann
Ida Kistler
Srl Johns
Corydon
South Boone
Sunday Socials and Local Birth News in Corydon Area
Hester Crayden visited Ed ma Goss last Sunday. Lena Helen born to Wilbur Jackson and his wife. Earl Russell born to Alva Bspiales and his wife. John Wolfe and wife visited brother Chas. Wolfe. Corydon attendees at Sunday School convention. Claude Baylor’s family visited Mrs. Dave Dietrich at Zoar. Willie Ellis and Hubert Corman from Crothersville visiting locals before returning home. Albert Clark returned to duty on his ship in Boston. Florence and Georgie Gregory visited in Sellersburg. J B Arturburn from Louisville visiting J T Hoke. XX
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Able
Corydon
Hallie Boone
Laconia
J.B. Shields
Mary Steele
Bertha Frakes
Davidson
Ivan Steele
Maud Brown
Steve McMonigle
Charles Greer
South
Boone
Homer Smith
New Albany
Misa Bessie Hudson
Hazel Kopp
Sylvester Zimmerman
Louisville
C. DB
Zimmerman
John Ferree
Flatwoods
James Perry
Bartles
Jennie Stephens
Myrtle Stephens
Julia Armstrong
Otto Metcalf
Julia Kintner
Nellie Zimmerman
B. F. Zimmerman
Roy McKim
Union Chapel
John McKim
Geraldine Crosier
West Point
Anna Irkham
Rachel Able
Oklahoma
Marvin Landing
Oak Ridge
Buena Vista
O. R. Diamond
Buens
Laconia Nine
John Ellis
Indianapolis
Lizzie Ellis
John
Dr. Dugan
Prewitt
S'riday
John Wolfe
Chas. Wolfe
Claude Baylor
Georgie Wilson
B’s
Dave Dietrich
Zoar
Willie Ellis
Hubert Corman
Crothersville
Ind
Albert Clark
Boston
Massachusetts
Florence
Georgie Gregory
Sellersburg
Chas. Herthel
J .B. Arturburn
Louisville, Ky
J.T. Hoke
Wesley Chapel S. S. Plans July 31 Lawn Celebration
The Wesley Chapel 8. S. will host a church lawn celebration on July 31 inviting all schools. Mrs. Ray Matthews and son Nole are seriously ill. Mrs. Alfred Allen traveled to Louisville on Tuesday. Miss Mae Kemper left Thursday for Bentonville Ark to visit friends. Beulah Moyars and Ralph Watters will take teaching exams in Corydon. Bettie Baxley and daughter from Alton visited en route to Corydon to see Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Riddle. Daisy and Helen Moyars journeyed to Louisville for sewing instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Matthews
Nole
Alfred Allen
Louisville
Mae Kemper
Bentonville
Ark
Wesley Chapel
W. E. Riddle
Daisy
Helen Moyars
Music Recital at Chau Tauqua Features Many Orchestras
The Kellogg Haines Sing ing Party and ensembles including Jaroslav Cimera Orchestra Bohemian Orchestra Carroll Glee Club and Stern Berger Haydn Party Thomas Musics present a recital described as a feast of music likely to delight Chau Tauqua patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Haines Singing Party
Jaroslav Cimera
Bohemian Orchestra
Carroll Glee Club
Stern Berger—Haydn Party
Thomas Musics
Chautauqua
Marriage License Notices for Several Couples
George A. Austin and Lulie M. Dill. Joseph K. Shields and Ursula M. Getteifinger. Lawrence C. TroLaugh and Roxie E. Curts. John W. Swartz and Ettie P. Han nel. Charles M. Pitman and Ethel Mary Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Shields
Ursula M. Getteifinger
Lawrence C. TroLaugh
Roxie E
Curts
John W. Swartz and
Ettie P. Han
Nel, Charles M. Pitman and
Ethel Mary Conrad
Will Attend Chautauqua and Keep Offices Open
Our office will operate in the forenoons Wednesday through Saturday and close the afternoons to allow the staff to attend the Chautauqua at the Fair Grounds. We urge all to attend the five days of instruction and entertainment, promising it will benefit the county. If visiting Corydon for business this week, come before noon to avoid afternoon delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Corydon
Local Visitors and Relatives Visit Kentucky Loom
The Democrat notes numerous visitors and relatives from Louisville and New Albany visiting families in the area. Edward Bryant was in Louisville last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kessinger, Miss Ella Deatrick, Mrs. Lincoln McRae, Wyatt Bowlin, Felix Hill, Willie Bryant, and Mary Ross are mentioned with various visits and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bryant
Louisville
Ella Deatrick
Andrew Kessinger
Fishtown
Lincoln McRae
Felix Hill
Willie Bryant
Robert McFarland
Boone Township
Mary Ross
New Albany
Robert McDaniels
Walter Stone
William Stone
Pretty Home Wedding Seals Mary Cuonfau to Charles Pitman
June 28 1916 a quiet home ceremony united Mary Cuonfau daughter of Jr and Mrs Marion Corrad Aelle Cloud in marriage to Charles M Pitman Rev dys M Hedge officiated A few friends and relatives attended the witness the ceremony and refreshments followed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Iy Hong of Jr
Marion Corrad
Aelle Cloud
Ith
Mary Cuonfau
Rte
Charles M. Pitman
Dys M. Hedge
Program for Lanesville M E Sunday School Day
The schedule lists 9:30 morning services with hymns and prayers by Rev. Arthur Jean, 10:30 addresses by Rev. W H Howerton and Rev. Patterson, noon and afternoon recitations by local students, and 2:00 to 3:30 talks by Hon. J L O Bannon and Rev. Frank Firns ehild with numerous church songs from Crandall, Mt Zion, St Peters and others. O L Reagan is superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arthur Jean
Lanesville M. E. S. S
Pfrimmer
Lanesville M. E
Mattie Loitch
St. Peter's
Antioch
Edwardsville Christian
Charles McKinney
St. Peter’s
Crandall M. E. S
Zoara
Edwardsville
Palmyra Defeated by Corydon All Stars in Lively Collision
Corydon All Stars defeated Palmyra 18 to 15 on a Saturday afternoon. Visitors led early but Palmyra took the lead in the third inning. Palmyra pitcher Johnson struggled with control while Bennett pitched well amid defensive gaps. Carl Frederick hit a homer for Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Palmyra
Johnson
All Star
Bennett
Gwartney
Carl Frederick
Library Closed Over Weekend Notice
Public library will close Thursday night, Friday night, and all day Saturday. Patrons desiring to return or borrow books are asked to take notice. Mrs Lula Reising, Librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Reising
Taber the Miracle Man Delights Town with Feats
Taber the Miracle Man performs Thursday night in Taber drawing a crowd of all ages. The show promises marvelous feats and lively mystery as residents anticipate an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Miracle Man
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doctor Baker
Tae College
Jack
Marcella Robson
Ashton's Hall
Rush Boone
Esther Wayne
St Paul
Marjorie Boone
Anna Douglas
Frank Crosier
Herbert Hawks
Louiseville
Geo, Inman
Martha Zimmerman
Rachel Zimmerman
E. E. Wilbiar
Elizabeth
B. F. Forbis
Alice
Elzie Brown
Brandenburg
Laconia Presbyterian Church
Hancock
Hester Crayden
Edma Goss
Wilbur Jackson
Lena Helen
Alva Bspiales
Earl Russell
New Amsterdam
George A. Austin and
Lulie M. Dillman
Palm Beach
Chau
C.P Trotter & CO
Sandy Brandh
Ww. J. B
Democrat
Oscar Fryerear
Wyatt Bowlin
Rebecca Knight
Thoas Knight
Stilger’s Grove
Thomas & Hickman
Emma Miller
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