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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
8
A long list of disparate notes from 1918 covers earnings taxes for Caruso, Red Cross membership at Indiana University, fuel and food prices in Vienna and Austin, military drafts and Num ber of automobile registrations, and local public sale announcements. Also includes a Corydon sale notice for Pleasant Valley Stock Farm with catalog of stock and farming equipment.
Mashec C. Stewart, a Elizabeth native, died suddenly Monday morning Feb 18 at the L W Shireman produce house in New Albany where he worked. He had lived in New Albany about ten years and is survived by his wife and many children including Roy of Locust Point and Frank Dumont and Foster of New Albany. siblings, in laws, and twelve grandchildren.
A family near Corydon hosted a Sunday birthday surprise for three siblings Charles K eleven Dottie Mae nine and James Albert four with twelve friends joining after Sunday School. An afternoon of games followed a large feast as guests Herman Gilbaro Thelma Githam Evelyn Hauswald Edith Rhoades Jack Singleton Clara Kitterman Roy Rhoade Lester Smith Clyde Hauswald Ray Hauswald Forest Henry Githam and others attended.
In memory of husband James E. E. Albin who died February 17, 1917. A year of grief and longing follows. memorial verses recall the fading memory and perpetual remembrance at the grave. Personal notice ends with details of an estate sale by William Embs three miles north of Corydon Junction on March 12, featuring team horses and farming equipment and crop yields.
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