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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
3
Francis Tartarat Dies in Corydon Area at 79
Francis Tartarat died at his brother Franklin Tartarat’s home in Louisville and was brought to Corydon. He served in the Civil War and was a respected farmer with four daughters living in Kentucky, Ohio, and Missouri. Funeral services were held at Oak Grove Church led by Rev. N M Rumbley and John W Heth. He had been blind for three years but remained cheerful and devout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Tartarat
Franklin Tartarat
Louisville
Kentucky
Harbin Stevens
Corydan
Oak Grove Church
N.M. Rumbley
John WH. Heth
Mr. Tartaral
Praarce
Borden
Mrvan
Steven
Muccens
Wor
David J
Mrs Amanda Kaufman Dies at Vincennes Home
Mrs Amanda Kaufman wife of George Kaufman died at their Vincennes home last Wednesday from uraemic poisoning. Her body was taken to Sherman Stevens near Corydon Junction and burial occurred at Bethlehem. She leaves husband two children George W Hendrix and Bertha Wings law four brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Kaufman
Creorge Kaufman
Vincennes
Sherman Stevens
Corydon Junction
Bethleham
Jackson Township
This County
Reed Stevens
George W. Hendrix
Louisville
Bertha Wingslaw
Terre Haute
Sherman
Curt Stevens
Charnes
Lee Stevens
Alinois
Kas B. Puetth
Jackson Dry Vote Keeps Township Liquor Ban
In Jackson township a local option election last Saturday kept the area dry by 146 voting against liquor sales to 83 in favor. Precinct tallies showed a light turnout due to a fine farming day, with a quiet, uneventful election and no notable conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Orchard grass hay cut on two acres for sale bargain
Two acres of orchard grass to be mown for hay with excellent yield when cut at bloom. J I Taylor Corydor KR offers the bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Il Taylor
Corydor
Trotter’s Clothing Offers Tailor-Made and Hand-Me-Down Line
Shoppers are urged to visit Trotter’s Clothing in Corydon for a wide range of attire including an international or L. E. Hayes tailor-made option and a notable hand-me-down line. A special $12.50 suit line in navy blue, gray, brown, and Norfolks is highlighted, with promises of a pressed suit for customers heading out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Trotter’s
L. E. Hayes
Corydon
Bugs Bugs Bugs and Prices List
Row of item prices including 325.00 Bugs, Axm'tr 22.50 Een 320.00 20.00 Velvet 17.50 15.00 Brussels 13.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Linoleums Priced by Width and Length in Ad
Linoleums listed with 4 yd wide at $2.60 per unit and 2 yd wide at $1.00 to $1.50, details show pricing for 2 and 2.5 yd widths in a compact advertisement.
Death of Mrs Maggie Straub in New Albany and Corydon
Mrs Maggie Straub wife of George Straub Jr died Sunday May ith after a four days illness in New Albany. Remains brought to Corydon and laid to rest at Cedar Hill cemetery after brief services at the Straub home. Former Mauckport resident, daughter of William and Maggie Fisher. Survived by husband and a four year old daughter. She was twenty four years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Straub
George Straub Jr
New Albany
Corydon
George Straub
M. A. Cossaboom
Cedar Hill
Mauckport
William
Maggie Fisher
Kindergarten for Corydon This Summer
Miss May Frank of York Nebraska assisted by Miss Christine Thornbury will conduct a seven week kindergarten in Corydon starting Monday July 7. Sessions run daily from 8 30 to 11. Tuition is six dollars. For information contact Miss Christine Thornbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Frank
York
Neb
Christine Thornbury
Corydon
Social in church basement to aid Ladies Aid
A church basement social is set for Tuesday evening May 15 to benefit the Ladies Aid. Admission costs a penny per person with an extra five cents for refreshments. Attendees are assured a good time and plenty of fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ladies Aid
Obituary: Harriet Deweese of New Salisbury
Harriet Deweese died at her New Salisbury home after a ten day illness. She was nearly 78, widow of William Deweese, mother to six children and grandmother to many, including County School Superintendent A O Deweese. Funeral services were at Bethlehem church Crandall with burial in the nearby church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Deweese
New Salisbury
William Deweese
Park Deweese
Marion D. Deweese
Jackson Township
Richard Deweese
Jeffersonville
Samuel Davidson
William Graves
Levi Felmy
Indiana
A. O. Deweese
Bethlehem Church
Crandall
The
Methodist Church
Harrison Township Commencement May 15 at Corydon
The Harrison Township schools hold their annual commencement at the U B church in Corydon on Thursday night May 15. Fourteen graduates will receive diplomas and W P Dearing president of Oakland City College will deliver the address. Music by an orchestra from Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
U. B. Church
Corydon
W. P. Dearing
Oakland City College
Louisville
Automobile Repair Firm Reopens Under New Management
Idomy work at a reasonable price. Wiseman & Allen's garage now handles all kinds of repair work on automobiles, motorcycles, and gasoline engines under a positive guarantee. Josiah W. Grable leads the practical course in training and tests, ensuring quality service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseman & Allen
Josiah W. Grable
Eisert and Benson Pair Off in Arranged Transfers
Philip Coristizn Eisert transfers to Sylvesta Elizabeth Benson while Benjamin Mosier moves to Dora Isabelle Simon in a series of personal property or matchings noted in the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Coristizn Eisert
Sylvesta Elizabeth Benson
Benjamin Mosier
Dora Isabelle Simon
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P. Trotter & Co
Calico Andringhams
Oak Grove
Marshall
Columbus
Alice Tamarat
Jackson Corset
Mrs
Moray
Mary Katun
Palway Ta
Phoenix Brand
Jackson
Ast Precinct
Vici
Gun Metal
Social
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