Public sale of Mrs Anna Tronein personal property
Mrs Anna Tronein will auction her personal property at her Spencer township residence three miles south of Frenchtown on Friday May 17 1918 at 1 PM. Items include two horses cattle pigs a gh o at 120 pounds farm wagon harness wheat hay farm tools furniture and chickens with terms cash under 5 and eight months credit for larger sums. R F Davis is auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tronein
Spencer Township
Frenchtown
Pfrimmer’s Chapel to Dedicate Service Flag
Mrs Allie McLaughlin now at the Pfrimmer place after moving from Omaha with Miss Kavanaugh. Paul Faith from Indianapolis visited his parents last week. Mrs Marty Deutsch and daughter Welcher of New Albany visited Herman Meyer. A service flag will be dedicated at Pfrimmer’s Chapel next Sunday night May 12, made by Mrs J H Toombs whose two sons enlisted over a year ago. The ad promotes a R K Socket lighting sale in Corydon Indiana with a two minute install and twelve month guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie McLaughlin
Omaha
Nebraska
Pfrimmer Place
Miss Kavanaugh
Paul Faith
Indianapolis
Marion Faith
Marty Deutsch
Welcher
New Albany
Herman Meyer
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
J. H. Toombs
Robert
Daniel
Alonzo Miler
Evans Landine
James Coovert
New Boston
Dale Williar
Sarah Stults
Laconia
Bessie Gordon
Lena
Mildred Robinson
Clifton
Memorial Exercises in Elizabeth on Decoration Day
Memorial service led by soldiers and fraternal orders in Elizabeth on Decoration Day May 20. Dreyer's Band from New Albany to play. addresses by Rev. N L New and Rev G H Edwards. exercises start at noon. public invited. Also includes 1918 ownership statement for Corydon Democrat with notarized affidavit by Lew M O'Bannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Odd Fellows
Rabekahs
Dreyer
New Albany
N. L. New
Presbyterian Church
G. H. Edwards
Williar Family News From Elizabeth Area
Clifton and nearby residents report illnesses including Miss Opal Schweitzer with measles. Several Williar family members are mentioned across towns. Edward, Harry, Nate, Maynard, Walter, and Donald Williar are noted with visits, travel, or stays. Elmer Williar buys Ferree farm. neighborhood activity includes farming tasks and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Treece
Elizabeth
Henry Barger
Louisville
Nate Williar
Wm. Best
Edward
Harry Williar
Walter McIntire
South Boone
Maynard Williar
Donald Williar
Blue River Social News Highlights
The Democrat notes local visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Strand Curts and family with Mrs. John McCrady and children at the Shrigley home. Ed Shrigley and children Maurice and Dorothy visit Charlie Cline. Church services listed with Sunday School at 9:30 and biweekly preaching. Mothers Day is set for May 12 with all invited. James Sauerheber and son Marion visit Claude Sauerheber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Strand Curts
John McCrady
J. W. Shrigley
Ed Shrigley
Maurice
Dorothy
Charlie Cline
James Sauerheber
Marion
Claude Sauerheber
Corydon to New Albany Tam Bus Seeks Passengers daily
L. A. Meech announces two daily rides from Corydon to New Albany with return, depart Corydon 7 AM and 4 30 PM, New Albany 9 30 AM and 7 30 PM, plus Sunday trip 4 30 PM from Corydon and 7 30 PM from New Albany, with extra trips when practical and pickups at way points. Phone for passage at 2011 Corydon. Also C. J. Houser sale next Saturday May 11 features a Buckeye wheat drill three horse disc barrow and spike tooth barrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Corydon
New Albany
Hoosier Dairy
Pearl Street
Ceryaon
Hoosier
L. A. Meech
Corydon, Ind
C. J. Houser
Public Sale at Corydon Junction on May 11 1938
Auction notice for 75 bushels corn 2 tons loose hay 1 Buckeye drill 1 two horse disc etc. Sale at noon 12 30 with cash for small sums and six month credit on larger amounts. Auctioneers Herman Fessel and Co J Heuser. Also announces auto paint shop opening and Leonard Glasgow going to Danville Indiana for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Junction
J. Heuser
Herman Fessel
For God's Sake Help The Red Cross Poster Appeal
A wartime plea from the Publicity Committee urges Americans to donate to the Red Cross. The message portrays wounded soldiers on Picardy and Flanders as they appeal for support, questioning readers duties and urging immediate contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
America
Dedication of Service Flag by Plummer's Chapel
Plummer's Chapel and its Sunday School plan a Sunday night service to dedicate a service flag honoring eight local youths who have left to serve the country. The eight honorees are Geo Eost, Clarence Richardson, Robert Toombs, Daniel E Toombs, Chester Turley, Edgar M Turley, Ward Emily Thomas Mader. Lew M O Bannon of Corydon will speak at the event joined by Rev J H Toombs. parents receive special invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Eost
Clarence Richardson
Robert Toombs
Daniel E. Toombs
Chester Turley
Edgar M. Turley Ward
Emily Thomas Mader
Lew M. O’bannon
Corydon
J. H. Toombs
Jersey Heifers Shared With Bartholomew County Boys
Bartholomew County Jersey stock club arranged twenty Jersey heifers for distribution among as many local boys. Amos Lemmon Milton W Bean and Walter D Bean traveled to Columbus last Saturday to witness the handout. Twenty calves aged four to twelve months were selected from five counties including two from Walter Bean and two from Amos Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Lemmon
Milton W. Bean
Walter D. Bean
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Indiana
Walter Bean
Albert Funk
David Miller
E. Collier
Nathan Newsom
Mr. Job
Death of George Washington Crawford in Kansas City
George Washington Crawford a former resident of Washington township died at his home in Kansas City Missouri on April 19 after an illness. Born in the county in March 1862 he left the county about twenty years ago and served as a street car motor man. He is survived by his wife and burial occurred in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Crawford
Washington Township
Kansas City
Missouri
Cropsey
Mothers Day Observance Planned by Corydon Sunday Schools
Corydon churches announce Mothers Day activities next Sunday. The Christian Sunday school will honor elderly mothers and mothers with sons in the army service. The Methodist and United Brethren schools plan carnations and a program with flowers. A badge will be worn by all Sandayes scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Christian Sunday School
Methodist Sunday School
United Brethren
Sandayes
Red Cross Musical Thrills Harrison County Audience
A large crowd at the Christian Church heard a benefit program by the Woman's Literary Club for the Harrison County Red Cross Chapter. Local and visiting performers included Miss Elizabeth Hedden of New Albany, Mrs. Nellie Builliet, and T. J. Hudson with Miss Mollie Keller on piano. The varied program featured vocal solos, organ numbers, and selections from Liszt Wagner and others, drawing hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Woman's Literary Club
Harrison County Red Cross
Elizabeth Hedden
New Albany
Nellie Bullett
T. J. Hudson
Prominent Couple Wed In Indiana-Princeton Marriage
Miss Stella Spath of New Albany Indiana and Mr Rudolph Deering of Princeton Indiana were married Tuesday morning April 80 at Holy Trinity Church. Rev Charles Curran officiated with Miss Clara Spath as bridesmaid and Albert Fischer as best man. The couple planned to reside in Princeton after a wedding trip. the groom works in the mechanical department of the Southern Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Spath
New Albany
Ind
Rudolph Deering
Princeton
End
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Chas. Curran
Clara Spath
Locust Point
Albert Fischer
The
Southern Railway Company
Liberty Loan Third Issue Over Subscribed States Wide
The third Liberty Loan raised 3.5 billion dollars against an 8 billion minimum with about 17 million subscribers. Nationally an estimated 22 million people own bonds from first through third issues. Our county quota was 163 thousand for the third issue, with over 200 thousand subscribed while only 600 persons participated locally.
Marriage Licenses and Household Stove Ad in Corydon
Marriage licenses issued for Joseph G. Buckle and Erica Dicer and Amzi Crecelius and Fay Kintner. Also a home stove advertisement for coal oil stoves from New Perfection Puritan and Sterling by Geo. B. Wahl of Corydon Indiana urging buyers to prepare for hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Buckle
Erica Dicer
Amzi Crecelius
Fay Kintner
Geo. B. Wahl
Corydon
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corydon High School
Riely’s
K. C. Corn Cultivator
K. C
J. G. Zabel
Lanesville, Ind
Baldwin Pianos
Columbia Grafonolas
Columbia
Frank W. Shireman
R. F. Davis
Pirinmmer’s
Ford Light
R. K
Buchanan
Gen
Decoration Day
Congress
Corydon Democrat
State of Indiana
County of
Harri
Lew M. O’ Bannon
Lew M. O'Bannon
the Bavings and Loan Association of
Stella BR. Caughlin
Opal Schweitzer
Irene Williar
Wm. Arnold
Elmer Willier
Emory Brown
K. D. Williar
LaMoille
Uhasis
St. John M. E
Arthur Brown
Ray Williar
H. N. Williar
Edward Hild
Richard Pry
Charlie Ackerman
Evans Landing
Elmer Williar
Jacob C. Ferree
Murray Ferree
Loninville
Edward and
G.A. Ferree
Taylor Township
Blue River
W.c. Glenn
Soo
Leonard
Meade Glasgow
Boone Township
Danville
Europe
Secur
Picardy
Flanders
Plummers Chapel
Plummer’s Chapel
Arrison County
Kansas
RED Cross Musicale
Woman’s Literary Club
Ralph Kinder
Miss Keller
Henry &Mart
Buileit
Hudson
B. Synnove
Kjerulfe
A. Liebestraume
Liszt B
Cadmane
Eed Frysinger
Cecil Forsyth
Mr. Hudson
Eckert
Tannhauser
March
Wagner
Liberty Loan
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