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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

6

Headache Causes Tied to Vision and Eyewear

Optometrist C E Crecelius of 133 Spring Street New Albany Indiana notes many headaches stem from vision issues or ill fitting glasses. He offers free examinations with aim to correct defective lenses and promotes gold filled mint gold plated glasses at five dollars per pair.

C. E.crecelius Spring Street New Albany Ind Crecelius Crecelius Optical Company Indiana

Nine Saloons at Madison Facing Council and Commission Decision

Madison Indiana March 21. City Council fixes saloon license at 500 for city and 700 with county. County commissioners limit to nine saloons or one per 1 000 inhabitants, opposing the council's push for more revenue. Formally the action is final under state law. Local notes include Walter Love’s arrival, school closings, plowing, potato planting, residents moving to Lanesville, whooping cough cases, dental work, church attendance, cattle sales, a planned trip to Fort Wayne, and social visits.

Madison Ind Madison Formarly

Hancock News: Local Sickness and Visitations

Town residents report illnesses including tonsillitis and appendicitis. Mrs Celia Radcliff departs for DePauw amid farewell baskets while Lizzie Hancock remains ill. Aale Hascoels visits from Campbelsburg with family. birthday celebration for Joanna Pinktalker features baskets and many cards. Win Voyles teaches well as Jon Rippy photographs the gathering.

Local notes from Ramsey area report visits and community events

Aunt Cynthia Davis visits daughter Maggie Vole while Viola Walk travels to Corydon. Miss Rene Davis visits grandparents in Doers. Sunday School class No 1 at Robersons parsonage held a social with readings and songs for about fifty attendees.

Omer Theewsel Indianapolis Cynthia Davis Maggie Vole Viola M. Walk Corydon Hoa White Hamesey Davis Mr. Weathers Maren Arvit Martin Vout Sauasim Cele Rene Davis Doers Min Netitibors Farktor Prato Louden Nes. R.A

Local notes from Moberly area

Health reported good in the vicinity. Joseph D. Bell lost a valuable horse last week. Theo Bell relocated his saw mill near Pitman pond. Mrs Fannie Conrad visited brother Luther Stover recently. Fountain school to close Saturday April 1 with Mr Deweese teaching. J Robert Pitman family and Walter Bussabarger visited Abraham Pitman family last Sunday. NS

Joseph D. Bell Theo Bell Pitman Pond Fannie Conrad Luther Stover Fountain School Deweese J. Robert Pitman Walter Bussabarger Abraham Pitman

Local Notices From Byrneville To Depauw

Farmers sow oats as residents share recent moves and visits. Logan Pankey was in Byrneville last week. Will Hadeliff and his mother moved near Depauw. C Baylor, Will Durnil, Kay Durnil and Will Reneau were in town Saturday night. Mr and Mrs James Durnil visited daughter Mrs Wash Crandall Sunday. I M Routh and Sam Lagle visit Mitchell this week seeking a location. Raymond Baylor and Will Reneau plan to leave Monday for parts unknown.

Logan Pankey Byrneville Will Hadeliff Depauw C. Baylor Will Kay Durnil Will Reneau James Durnil Wash Crandall I. M. Routh Sam Lagle Mitchell Raymond Baylor

Local Notices From Center M B Area

The farmers are plowing for corn. Mr and Mrs Bufford Watson visited Jerry Watson at Iris. Miss Liddie Blake and Mrs Biddie and Pearl Basinger visited William Blake. A spelling bee was held at school No 1 Harrison township. Mrs Nora Frakes with her two sons Skenneth and Clyde visited her father Steve Tindall. Christian church plans preaching Saturday night and Sunday services. Maude Roby hosted friends with music and games last Saturday night.

M. B Bufford Watson Jerry Watson Iris Liddie Blake Biddie Pearl Basinger William Blake Crosby Harrison Township Nora Frakes Skenneth and Clyde Steve Tindall Eivery

Births and local visits fill weekend notices

A newborn boy weighs ten pounds to Mr and Mrs Harvey Fink. Nellie Kelley returns to Danville to resume studies. Mrs J W Colvin is very ill. Austin McCauley improves. Rebecca Plue visits uncle T W Knight. Day Barnett family visits Rosewood and Kosmosdale kin. Colvin family in West Point and Clarence Ware family ties. Mrs J H Miller visits Cedar Fawn. Thompson ill for a month. Mabel Goss visits Ackerman family at Van’s Landing. Nelle Edwin Berry and Tyrell Davis visit Harold and Blanche McCauley. Frank Fink has pneumonia. Oliver plows advertised by W H Bullitt & Sons.

Harvey Fink Nellie Kelley Danville Henry Kelley J. W. Colvin Austin McCauley Rebecca Plue Eliizabeth T. W. Knight Day Barnett Fiarry Kosmosdale Louisville Jos. Ackerman Vans Landing Nelle Edwin Berry Tyrell Davis Harold and Blanche McCauley Frank Fink

Beath of Likens Heth Dies in Oklahoma City

Carter Likens Heth formerly of Corydon died at his Oklahoma City home on the 12th. He was a former Southern Railway freight conductor turned real estate man after relocating to Oklahoma. Survived by widow sister Mrs Nannie Hopkins Albion Indiana a brother Theodore Heth Shawnee Oklahoma a daughter and four sons including Willie Heth of Corydon.

Carter Likens Heth Corydon Oklahoma City Okla Richard Heth Southern Railway Oklahoma Nannie Hopkins Albion Hliness Theodore Het

Fruit Tree Sale At Corydon Next Saturday

A miscellaneous lot of first class fruit trees for spring planting will be sold cheaply to clear stock. The sale occurs in Corydon next Saturday in April, with early buyers urged to come for bargains. Jor T McClaran oversees the sale.

Corydon Jor T, McClaran

Death of Mrs Matilda Melton in Boone Township

Mrs Matilda Melton died Sunday March 19 at her daughter’s home in Boone township after a long illness. Funeral services were held March 20 at Roger's Camp Council with Rev. Jean officiating and burial at a nearby church cemetery. She was about 75 and survived by five children including Jones Seward and Claud Melton and Mrs Albert Funk of the county and Mrs George Shreck of York Nebraska.

Matilda Melton Albert Funk Boone Township Roger's Camp Cound Jean Renmiains Jones, Seward Claud Melton This County George Shreck York Nebraska

A Man Among Men lecture comes to Corydon

Dr. L. G. Herbert of Ohio will present a lecture titled A Man Among Men at the Corydon High School Auditorium next Saturday night April 1. He is described as one of the United States’ ablest popular lecturers and tickets are at Niely’s drug store. Also announced this week a limited supply of extra fine Southern cow peas for sale by Wiseman & Bulleit.

L. G. Herbert Ohio High School Corydon Herbert United States Niely Wiseman & Bulleit William Blake Central Blythe Reagan Mauckport Alonzo Brown Laconia Pluto Vid Dick” Graves Arthur Brown Kentucky General Washington Ethan Allen Blackburn Joe Blackburn Independence Colossus Washington Wellington Tuscaroa Ith Tuscaroa 3d Tuscaroa 2d Tuscaroa Shearer & Co Fayette County Kentucky General

Local Social Notes From Hursttown Area

In Hursttown and nearby Corydon and Jeffersonville areas residents visit relatives and travel for work. Osake Oma Conrad leaves for Jeffersonville for employment. Wm A Elwood goes to Cisco Illinois for work. Maud McKim from New Albany visits family. Gladys Frank from Ramsey visits Nevin School. Mrs Joseph A Vaughn and Georgia visit E Wright's family. Myrtle Wright from Syrocco Ky visits. Lafe Brengman and family visit relatives. farmers favor Suerene feed for milk and butter.

Roy Wright Corydon G. L. Wright Oma Conrad Jeffersonville Wm. A. Elwood Cisco Lil Maud McKim New Albany Gladys Frank Ramsey Myrtle Wright Nevin Jos. A. Vaughn Georgia DePauw E. Wright Syrocco Lafe Brengman

Jackson Township High School Keeps Four Year Course Status

Jackson Township High School closed March 24 after a six month term extended by students. Professors A. O. Deweese and G. Lidikay offered concessions as mothers organized a long standing community feast. The district notes the school maintains lab and library for a full four year course and earned state certification. The town remains proud of educational leadership and growth. The Elevator adds a new feed mill fixed and grinding daily.

Jackson Township A. O. Deweese G. Lidikay N.S.H. 8 Jackson Township High School

Cardui Wins Woman's Health Recovery in McMinnville

Mrs. Oole Jett credits Cardui with saving her life after 27 days of illness and avoiding surgery. She reports improved health, able to work and even do washing, praising Cardui as a strengthening tonic for women. Garden tools from V H Bulleit & Sons accompany the notice.

Oliver W. Hl. Bulleit & Sons McMinnville Tena Oole Jett Cardui Tam

Local Notes From Corydon and Nearby

Miss Emma Dome spent Saturday in Corydon. Various residents report illnesses mumps and measles while other townsfolk travel to Terre Haute for schooling. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Graves on March 18. Local visits include Mrs Viola Walk from Ramsey and Mrs Maggie Beil from New Albany. Corydon National Bank announces opening in a new building with music and refreshments.

Emma Dome Corydon Jean aAudell Chaves Elmer Longest Willis Dome Erre Haute Will Stevens Terre Haute Joseph Graves Jesse Hidin T. M. Berman Louisville Viola Walk Ramsey Joseph Walk Vergie Deweese Blanche Davidson Mary McIntosh Georgia Jessie Sigler Wesley Langford Central Barren Joe BE. Deidrich Maggie Beil New Albany Christena Leal Mollie Hauswald Nellie Conrad Melissa Mouth Lizzie Adamson Bertha Rosa Ellwood Hursttown John 2. Isterling, Jr Indianapolis Newuilding Corydon National Bank

Former Harrison County Man Dies in Kentucky

William Ivy, formerly of Mauckport, who carried mail between Mauckport and Corydon, died at his Union County Kentucky home last week. He was 62, leaves a widow and daughter, and was interred at Mauckport on Monday afternoon after short services at Dr. Denbo’s residence. A minister accompanied the remains from Kentucky.

William Ivy Mauehkport Corydon Union County Kentucky Mauckport Denbo

Poultry Yard Ad Promotes Breeds and Egg Prices

Square Deal Poultry Yards offers Light Brahmas White Leghorns and Silver Spangled Hamburgs. Eggs priced at 15 21 30 for 1.75 dollars. Located at 60 a WININGER DRos Fredericksburg Indiana with RoC reference.

Fredericksburg Ind

Setting eggs offered by Mrs Da Corydon IN

Single Comb Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns offered for setting at fifteen eggs each. ALD full stock. Corydon Indiana listing Mrs Da Corydon.

Rhode Island Daniel Corydon Ind

Local Portrait Studio Ad Promises Latest Photographic Mounts

A fragment from Corydon Indiana advertises a studio line of mounts with the latest photographic creations. The copy mentions selling minor stock items and pricing in cents, highlighting Watno Histy and a branded studio name.

HEB Tith Priedly

Deaths Mrs Mary A Bixler Pneumonia

Mrs Mary A Bixler wife of Finley Bixler died of pneumonia at nine Wednesday morning in Corydon after a week long illness. She left Columbus to visit her ill son Lafe and sister Sidward Blake and will be buried in Garland Brook Cemetery after services in Corydon and Columbus. She leaves husband three sons one daughter three brothers and three sisters all in Columbus and seventeen grandchildren. She was aged and active in the U B Church. Funeral details note Rev Snyder and Rev Myers officiating.

Mary A. Bixler Finley Bixler Heth Township Howard Blake Corydon Columbus Lafe Bixler McIntyre Pennsylvania Sidward Blake Ind Frank New Mexico Roy Hebh To W. FE. Snyder Lafe Bixler G. M. Myers Garland Brook Cemetery

Church Notices Column For Religious Services

Church notices column invites pastors to submit announcements of services and related events for publication.

Preaching Schedule for Next Sabbath at Local Church

The regular services will be held next Sabbath at the usual hours. Morning topic: Do the Heavenly Inhabitants Know What is Going on Here on Earth. Evening topic: The Foolish Woman. All are invited. Morning sermon on When it is easy to be a follower, evening sermon on When it is Hard to be a Christian. Pastor M. A. Cossinvom.

Community Church Services Announced by Rev A B Convo

Corydon A B Church schedules preaching at 7 pm with the topic A welcome for all led by Pastor A B Convo. Additional services planned at Rehoboth on the first Sunday in April Ila at 1 pm and Myans banding at 7 pm. Attendance urged for important matters. JP Reagan Py.

Rehoboth Ila. Om Myans Banding JP Reagan

Shiloh Sermon Next Sunday by Rev Conpo

The message at Shiloh will be preached next Sunday at 300 a.m. by Rev A B Conpo pastor. The subject is She Rich Farmer. Congregants are urged to bring corn and wheat to the elevator to be ground or crushed.

Shiloh Iklevator

Accident Ticket Service Offered by Hartford Travelers

A Hartford based Travelers company advertises an accident ticket service calling for 25 cents a day to insure a $5009 policy. The unusual pitch urges readers to call a phone number for enrollment and protection.

Hartford

Mares Serviced Under Terms With Judges and Kentucky General

The agreement lists Young Pluto Judge Montgomery and Kentucky General five as stallions to sire a colt to stand and suck. If payment is not made the colt serves as security. Mare owners who breed will be liable for the amount if the foal is parted with before a certificate is issued. A card will be taken to prevent accidents, but no liability accepted.

Young Pluto Judge Montgomery Abou Trisk Peter A. Burton T. Wright Dieck Stevens Brothers Ayil 3 Morgan Horse Stock Farm C.K. Adam Rumsey Ind Adam Adolfus Elizabeth Coach Horse CO Henry Mettling New Middletown John Janum Sesson John Tranam Cy Mauck Reinhard No John Janssen Germany Oitman Brothers Watseka Tuingix Richard Robert Ruthard Rubico Sela Admiral No Agamemnor Jeilachueh Arnulf Young Magoot Relphard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Air Madison Valley City Walter Love George Simler Lanesville A. F. Pindell May Shearer Vesley Chapel Daniel Fulkerson Clay Hays Vera Table Hancock Mr. Wernert John Chase Celia Radcliff Lizzie Hancock Oale Hascoels Campbelsburg Joanna Pinktalker Voyles Jon Rippy Sorrai Moberly Uncle Mun Taylor Township Mrs New Salisbury School V. H. Bulleit & Sons New Salisbury Harrison County Sevens Brothers Harry Stevens Rarases Isaac Lallne Cederon Studebaker and Buckeye Nizvow Wiskkleman & Bulledl Deal Poultry Yards Watno Histy Wes Corydon W.H. Bulleit & Sons Presbyterian Services Corydon Christian Church Lil AO MII Ievening M. A. Cossinvom Corydon A. B A. B. Convo A. B. Conpo Wiseman & Bulletit Alex Miller Montgomery T. B. Adams Brighton Finley William T Wright Elizabeth Maiers Bros St. Marys Percheron Society of America Chicago Iinois Mailers Bros Denis Navigateur Sully Lavarer Champeaux Lago Utopia Superior Gan Favott Vieux Chaslin Coco Mignon Jean Ge Blanc Dam Valtina Rosecoff Souvarof Fier A Bras Liiard Brilliant Coco It Viex Chastin Jean le Blanc Valtine Coco Ti Vieux Chasso Valentine Tage Favorit Vieux Chassin Rage Rose Pavori I Jean LeBlanc Society Miinois H.G. McMillian Geo. W. Stubblefield Arthur Stewary Wili Morgan Bob Morgan H. Neelen Oltman Bros Ill Adolf Asmar Einar Othello Thoas Young Sallow Major Wilkes GrandGim Youex Gim George Wilkes Untiil Inglewood Onward R. B. Watson Jack Big Frank Rix Prank Reinhard Valley City Coach Horse Co Ai. A. Miller G. W.hotle Honra Hurst Hardware Co Moreiw
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