Frederick Blume Pitre Dies After Long Illness
Frederick Blume Pitre a former resident teed farmer of this careat died Wednesday in his home. He lived in Georgedue nd wv tert several years. Death due to Camyplivytien of Heese after long illness. He was seventy seven years old and survived by wife and two daughters. Funeral held at United Brethren church Georgetown with burial in Wolfe's graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederek Pitre
Hus
Ernie
Sie
Ted
Georgedue
Heese
Aftra Lang
Plarae
Iso
Ison County Neany
Vesta Happy
Gseorgetown
Agnes Colvin
Cripple Creek
Col Fle
United Prethren Church
United Drethren
Georgetown
Wolfe
Pretty Home Wedding Ties Schoens to McCullun Family
A wedding at the Schoen home in Posey township joined Miss Lillian Schoen to Frank McCullun of New Middletown. The ceremony was by Tew Minter of New Albany at 7:50 pm in a fern decorated parlor with cousins as attendants. Guests included relatives from Louisville and Corydon. refreshments followed. The couple received many gifts and a chariot coach ride was noted. Rev W G Clinton, previously of the local church, survived a Kansas City auto crash with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schoen
Posey Township
Mare Gil Dst
Lillian
Frank McCullun
New Middletown
Tew
Minter
New Albany
Henrietta Haller
Louisville
Kye
Esther Bour
Loesst Pernt
Ind
Edward
Sehoen
Henrietta Linller
Itan of
Edward Sehoen
William Johnson
Corydon
Nettie Bickel
Michael Haller
Henrietta
Mendelssohn
Lily Waller
Severe Wind and Rain Sweep County With Roofs Lifted
A west front passed over the county yesterday morning bringing a strong wind that damaged homes in Elizabeth and Valley City. A glass door shattered at Harry Trotter’s house and cedars in Jesse Pitman’s yard were blown down, with several old trees toppled. Rivers and streams swelled by overnight rain.
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Elizabeth
Valley City
Harry Trotter
Jesse Pitman
Levi Ditman
Card of Thanks for Husband Julian Highhorst
I thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of my husband Julian Highhorst. Special thanks to Father Zirkeluach Mrs John Borat and others. Corydon Democrat and daily Louisville Herald subscription rate is 275 for one year.
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Julian Highhorst
Father Zirkeluach
John Borat
Corydon Permocrat
Daily
Louisville Herald
Dairy Special Promotes Southern Indiana Dairy Production Train
A Dairy Production Train, organized by the Southern Railroad with Purdue University, will tour Southern Indiana on April 17 1913. Lectures at Georgetown Crandall Corydon Junction Depauw Milltown and Marengo aim to boost farm fertility through dairy herd management feeds and silos. A Purdue stock car will accompany the train for exhibit. Farmers and families are urged to attend at least one stop and invite neighbors.
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Indiana
Southern Railroad
Purdue University
Georgetown
Crandall
Corydon Junction
Depauw
Milltown
Purdue
Tibet
Ledaine
Marengo
Terrific wind storms sweep central states causing heavy damage
Terrific wind storms swept the Middle Western and Central States. Nebraska suffered severe damage with 150 lives lost in Omaha and Yutan reporting multiple fatalities. Ashland Woodbine and Terre Haute saw significant destruction and many injured. Totals: 225 dead 694 hurt 6.5 million in property loss.
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Middle Western
Central States
Nebraska
Omaha
Yutan
Neb
Ashland
Woodbine
Iowa
Valley Atills
Terre Haute
Indiana
Forty Hours Devotion at Lanesville Catholic Church
The Catholic church in Lanesville announces a Forty Hours Devotion beginning Sunday, with Rev. Dowie Barthel officiating and Rev. A. V Peckscamp assisting. The service exposes the Eucharistic Blessed Sacrament for forty hours, a centuries old practice inviting parishioners and neighboring congregations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Lanesville
Atten Welock
Dowie Barthel
A. V Peckscamp
Easter program at Christian church Sunday school
A program prepared for Ieaster by the primary classes featured songs recitations and dialogues to a large audience. A special offering of 1450 will aid an orphan in India. After the exercises a group photo of the entire school and of those with perfect scores for two Sundays was taken by H. J. Friedley.
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Ieaster
Christian Church
India
H. J. Friedley
Team Stops Frightened Horses After Locomotive Chase
A two horse team drawn by Harve Lahue near Corydon bolted through town on Market street after a locomotive approached. Men tried to block the frightened animals but did not heed them until Sam Arnet leaped to the wagon rear, grabbed the lines, and brought the team to a halt at High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Lahue
Corydon
K. Corydon
Market Street
High Street
Sam Arnet
Another Trip to Florida Promotes Land Investment
A recruiting notice invites readers to Florida with a round trip from Corydon Junction for £ 28.20. It notes this is the third cattle trip and urges visitors to inspect land at Watpo Hisrey, m192, at Kintner House, promising cheap prices now and future desirability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Corydon Junction
Corydon
Watpo Hisrey
Kintner House
Dairy Meetings Invite Set For April 1 Across Towns
That Dairy Special urges readers to attend at least one Dairy Meeting next Tuesday April 1 in Georgetown Crandall Corydon Junction DePauw or Milltown.
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Georgetown
Crandall
Corydon Junction
DePauw
Milltown
Harry C No 1257 Stallion at Snyder Farm Corydon
Claud C Snyder houses Harry C No 1257 a registered double painted stallion four miles southeast of Corydon. The horse is well bred with fast ancestors on both sides. Read the registry certificate in the breeder's column and visit the Snyder barn to see the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud C. Snyder
Corydon
Harry C
Mr. Snyde
Dr. Forbis the energetic Harrison County physician
In a Monday interview Dr. Forbis of Laconia recounts a lifetime of work starting at age eight in Kentucky, then six years building the Union Pacific to California, finally turning to medicine at twenty five. He has practiced in Laconia for over thirty five years and is described as one of the county’s wealthiest and most industrious citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Forbis
Laconia
Harrison County
Dr. Forbis
Grayhampton
Kentucky
Omaha
Nebraska
Union Pacific
California
Forbis
Plank Theft Reported From Corydon Lumber Yard
Information sought to convict suspects for stealing a two inch poplar plank ten inches wide and twelve feet long from Corydon Lumber Company's yard on the night of March 20 1915. Corypox Lumber Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Lumber Company
Corypox Lember Company
Chamberlains Tablets Offer Constipation Relief
Advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for constipation with many permanently cured. Claims sale by all dealers and urges purchase.
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Chamberlain
Mar
Shadow of the Cross Exhibition Comes to Corydon
The unfinished and debated painting by Henry Lamond Ah titled Shadow of the Cross will be shown in Corydon next week under the Christian church ladies aid. After touring major cities the work drew crowds in Louisville and Washington. Admission is ten cents for children and fifteen cents for adults with Monday and Tuesday viewing both day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lamond Ah
Louisville
Corydon
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
U.S
Christ
Washington
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The
Penn Mutual Life
Philadelphia
Mermabers
F. A. Bulleit
Corydon, Indiana
Frederick Blume
Floyd
Clinton
W. G. Clinton
Kansas City
M. K. Direch
Amos Lennon
Indianapolis
On Southern Railroad
Saint
Harry GC
Kread
M. Berman
Shadow OF the Cross
Henry Hammond Ahl
Rmorly
Boone-Wiseman Co
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