Keller's big new line and spring suits arrive in Corydon
The Corydon Democrat notes Keller's featuring new spring shirts and a large embroideries assortment. Local residents attend dances, family visits occur in Boone and Clark townships, and several residents travel to Chicago and Lexington. Births include a fine boy to Mr and Mrs W Q Ridsiler. The March Crawford Circuit Court term is announced and local officials prepare for assessments.
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A. J. Manson
Chicago
Ill
W.Q. Ridsiler
Boone Township
Local Notices and Civil actions in Corydon area
Trustees and candidates active in Harrison county politics. Ed Cunningham bought the Laconia creamery for 425 dollars last Saturday. the venture operated about a year without profit. A divorce suit filed by Daniel M Shuck of New Amsterdam against Elia Shuck cites cruel treatment since their 1886 marriage. A Grange is planned at Valley City and at Laconia with new lodge efforts amid travel delays. James Timberlake, recently released from prison, faces arrest in Louisville on suspected felon charges related to a foster child.
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Laconia
Ed Cunningham
Daniel M. Shuck
New Amsterdam
Circuit Court
Elia Shuck
James Timberlake
This County
Michigan City
Louisville
Timberlake
Corydon Community Notes Include Elections And Local News
Local reports list residents in Corydon and nearby areas, including candidates for township trustee, court term adjournments, and a public sale. Notable items cover obituaries, church events, and visits from prominent figures, with mentions of Henry Wright and Rev. Kuhn among others.
Letter from C L Lofton on Tygh Valley Oregon life
A reader letter from C L Lofton of Tygh Valley Oregon expresses interest in publishing his message about life in the country where he now lives He has been away since 1878 and offers to answer inquiries from friends about the area New spring ginghams advertised at Bennetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Lofton
Tygh Valley
Oregon
Lofton
Local Notes and Social Happenings in Corydon Area
Monday travels, illness, family visits, and community events fill Corydon region items. Notables include Harrison Pitman leaving for Kansas, Mrs. Ed Cooper ill with diphtheria, Proctor Rev S S Nye ill, and high school orchestra delighting residents. Funeral attendance marks ties to Kansas and Missouri relatives.
Death of Mrs Maggie Johnson in Webster Township
Mrs Maggie Johnson wife of Lloyd Johnson died at her home in Webster township last Sunday night at about twenty three. She was buried at Rogers Camp Ground yesterday morning. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Cooper of Posey township and besides her husband she leaves a one week old babe and many other relatives.
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Maggie Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Webster Township
Rogers Camp Ground
Ed Cooper
Posey Township
Jackson township Democratic meeting to set primary date
Democrats of Jackson township are urged to meet at Corydon Junction Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday March 5 at 1 P M to set a date and make arrangements for a township Democratic primary convention to nominate candidates for township offices. All interested should attend. By Order of Township Committee.
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Jackson Township
Corydon Junction
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Notice of business change and continued trade at old stand
Having purchased the interest of J. B. White of the White Hardware Co will from this date collect and pay all bills against said firm. I will not be undersold and will continue to buy wheat sell feed corn oats hay straw and all kinds of seed at the old stand March 2 198. J R White.
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J. B. White
White Hardware Co
Sil
J. R. White
Local notes from New Salisbury and surrounding area
Farmers discuss tomato acreage while residents face illnesses. Andrew Wright from New Albany visited relatives. Rev. Raaf and Thelma Gibsong were ill. Dr. Glenn attended several patients. The Southern R R tracks are in poor shape due to rain. County candidates gathered despite ruin, planning to seek office.
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Joseph Graves
Joseph Walk
Omer
Andrew Wright
New Albany
Raaf
L. F. Glenn
Crandall
Seven Springs News Highlights and Local Notices
Uncle Pete ill list for Ben Morgan's child. Jon Macy seeks Louisville work. Chas Crump buys Alva Grass horse for 208 dollars. Grandpa Smith recovers from La Grippe. Holy Jumpers meet at Elizabeth. Leo Gray returns from Louisville visit with Laura Goss. Bertha Welker returns to New Albany. Fred Johnson and families visit Herbert LaDuke. A big vote will be polled on April 6.
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Smale
Ben Morgan
Jon Macy
Louisville
Chas Crump
Grandpa Smith
Elizabeth
Leo Gray
Laura Goss
Bertha Welker
New Albany
Fred Johnson
James Shields
Herbert LaDuke
Moved Residents and Visitors In Local News
Elizabeth 3 L Winders and Miss Pervie Cline travel to New Albany. Basil Reagan goes to Illinois to work on a farm. Miss Belva Shaney visits Mrs I P Flyon at Georgetown. Mr and Mrs George Flanigan head to Mickois to start a new home. Charles Deatrick employed in New Albany visits with family. John Phipps and family return from Illinois to take charge of his mother's farm. The Metropolitan Church Association from Waukesha Wisconsin arrives and holds nightly services. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Belva Shaney
I. P. Flyon
Georgetown
George Flanigan
Mickois
Charles Deatrick
New Albany
John Phipps
Illinois
Metropolitian Church Association
Waukesha, Wis
Death of John Jay Funk in Crawford County
John Jay Funk died last Saturday at his daughter’s home between Milltown and Marengo in Crawford County at age eighty six. The funeral was held Monday at Spencer burying ground. He was grandfather to Mrs Ed G Keller and to Charles and Bruce Funk, and uncle to Dr Z T Funk and Attorney M W Funk. He was one of Crawford county’s oldest citizens and spent his life near his birthplace.
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John Jay Funk
Imima Rawlings
Crawford County
Milltown
Marengo
Spencer Burying Ground
Ed G. Keller
Charles
Bruce Funk
Z. T. Funk
M. W. Funk
Catholic Notes for Dogwood Lenten Schedule
Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent on March 4 with Lent daily fasts except Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays are abstinence days. Ember week begins next week. St Michael's holds services Tuesday after the second Sunday and on every 5th Sunday. Next services Tuesday March 10 at 8 AM and Sunday March 20 at 10 AM Rev EE L. Quapr.
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St. Michael’s
Ee, L. Quapr
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