Church Notices Column Seeks Pastoral Announcements
This column compiles church notices for services, inviting pastors to submit announcements of religious activities and worship details for publication.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
2
This column compiles church notices for services, inviting pastors to submit announcements of religious activities and worship details for publication.
A listing of sermons and meetings across Corydon and nearby towns. Churches note Sunday services, Sunday School times, prayer meetings, revival plans, and planned votes on field division. Pastors include Rev Cond o and others. languages include English and German with varied dates.
The March American Magazine surveys Frederick W. Taylor's scientific management as a major industrial advance after thirty years of work. It also analyzes the Great Express Monopoly, steel mill conditions at Pittsburg, and tax laws affecting factories. Fiction by noted authors and profiles of public figures fill the issue amid local obituaries and society notes.
Mrs Samuel Zarehmeide appears on the tek list. Mr Robert Richert who has typhoid fever is improving slowly. Miss Alma Richert visited her sister Mrs Alva Bell of Black Creek several days last week. Samuel Zarehmeide visited his sister and attended the funeral of his step mother Mrs U U Zurelimeide.
A newspaper summary notes urban residents decamping to farming as a viable life path. It cites government programs, college training, and rising farm involvement, led by city-born settlers on irrigation projects. It warns soil exhaustion and a need for potash and other fertilizers to sustain yields and living costs.
A letter discusses government waste and argues against cutting country mail routes. It defends the Post Office Department and calls for fair rural pay, noting rural carriers bear conveyance costs yet receive lower wages than city carriers despite equal public service duties. It cites the Mauckport to Corydon Star route as an example of hardship from cuts.
Township assessors and deputies gathered in Corydon last Sunday for a profitable session. County Assessor James A Harbeson chaired with only one absence and plans for another meeting on March 11. Present assessors include George Dannenfelser Harrison. Herman N Fesser Morgan. Joseph Schillmiller Boone. Hall Hays Tieth. Junes A Payton Posey. John Pressier Franklin. Frank J Crayden Blue River. Douglas Cunningham Washington. Winfield S Kelley Taylor. A J Mauek Webster. J M Graves Jackson. August By Siew Spencer. Daniel shalfer Scott.
Grace Patterson daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Patterson married Cliude B Chappell a Terre Haute merchant at the Methodist parsonage last Tuesday Feb 22. Rev John Poucher officiated and the bridal party left for their Terre Haute home as friends offered best wishes.
William Daily trips to Corydon on business while many residents pursue employment in nearby areas. Dan McMonigle travels to Posey county for work and several others visit relatives in Louisville, Leavenworth, and nearby towns. Illness and hospital visits touch a number of families as friends and kin gather for support.
George B. Miller former Franklin township trustee faced Circuit Court trial last week on charges of failing to hand over $100 in township funds to his successor William Williams. The trial spanned Wednesday to Friday with testimony heard and closing arguments presented by the prosecution and defense.
Notice states that tracts of lands mortgaged to the state for school funds in Harrison County Indiana will be offered at public sale at the Corydon court house door between 10 AM and 4 PM on a specified day. Sales aim to discharge principal interest damages and costs. Cash bids determine the sale. parcels are described as necessary to satisfy debts.
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