Indiana editors convene at Bloomington conference
Indiana newspaper publishers gathered at Bloomington over April 29 and 30 under Indiana University sponsorship. The program featured talks by leading editors and professors, after some speakers could not attend. Richard Waldo and Don Seitz sent typewritten addresses. John J. Stoll and George B. Lockwood were also absent. The event included a banquet, speeches, music, and tours, with officers elected to form the Indiana Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wm. L. Bryan
J. W. Piercy
Indiana University
Bloomington
Richard Waldo
The
New York Tribune
Don Seitz
New York World
Prof
Piercy
John J. Stoll
South Bend
George B. Lockwood
Muncie
Bryan
Mis
Mindweill Crampton Wilson
Delphi
Claude D. Moley
Lebanon
McKeand Service Company
Indianapolis
Oscar Cravens
Oscar
Jine
University
Chester A. McCormick
North Judson
Charles G. Sefrit
Washington
Blanche C. Foster
Lew G. Ellingham
Decatur
Mra
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Indiana Press Association
Wilson
Sherlock Holmes
Lord Chesterfield
Thomas Edison
Christopher Columbus
David Belasco
Jess Willard
Socrates
Plato
George Washington
Local Rain and Social Roundup in Corydon
A gentle rain refreshed Corydon visitors include Miss Catherine Carter and Miss Grace Lincoln. Social chatter notes skating popularity, pleasant roads, and frequent gatherings at the Hoover home with Perley Roderick and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Carter
Lola Taylor
Grace Lincoln
Perley Roderick
W. M. Hoover
Death of Ada Davis in Denver Colorado
Mrs Ada Davis died at home in Denver Colorado at about thirty five years old. She leaves a husband and a three week old child. Formerly of Boone township she was the daughter of Mrs Martha Russell and sister of Arthur Russell the auctioneer. She went west about fifteen years ago and her mother and brother moved west earlier.
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Ada Davis
Denver
Celorado
Davis
Boone Township
Martha Russell
Arthur Russell
Fruit Distillery Outfit And Tubs For Sale
Copper fruit distillery outfit including 165 tabs known as California tabs offered for sale or trade for stock. Inquire at this office. my btf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Crampton Named Governor of Marion Soldiers Home
Col. A B Crampton of Delphi Indiana editor of the Carroll County Citizen Times is named to succeed Major George W Steele as Governor of the Soldiers Home at Marion Indiana taking charge June 1 He is a veteran soldier editor and former commander of the Department of Indiana G A R having served in the Civil War with the 18th Indiana Volunteers Major Steele has served as Governor since 1906 following Fred Landis defeat in the Republican nomination race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
A. B. Crampton
Delphi
Indiana
Carroll County- Citizen-Times
George W. Steele
Soldiers’ Home
Marion
Col. Crampton
Department of Indiana
Indiana Volunteers
George W. Steelz
Fred Landis
Congress
Franklin Grange Mourns Death of John W. Gresham
Franklin Grange No 1593 extends heartfelt sympathy to the family of John W. Gresham and his wife. The charter is to be draped for thirty days in mourning, with resolutions spread in minutes and a copy sent to county papers for publication. Committee members J. W. Blume FR. P. Lottich Nic Berg Lula Lyskowinski Emma Lemay Hester Riley.
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John W. Gresham
Grange
Allz
Franklin Grange
J. W. Blume
FR. P. Lottich Nic Berg
Lula Lyskowinski
Emma Lemay
Hester Riley
Watchful Waiting War Opinion Letter to Capper's Weekly
A reader from Emporia Kansas argues President Wilson’s watchful waiting policy toward Mexico prevented war and mass casualties. The letter contrasts Wilson with Theodore Roosevelt and emphasizes cool-headed leadership during potential conflict. It notes the clipping appeared in Capper's Weekly and was shared by Thomas Eskew of Konantz Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Jessie M. Dary
Emporia
Kan
Thomas Eskew
Konantz
Colorado
Eskew
Democrat
Harrison County
Topeka
Kansas
Change of Time Of Southern Railway Trains
Southern Railway schedules change effective Sunday May 2 1915 affect east and westbound trains. Eastbound from Corydon Junction Train No 28 leaves 6 20 PM and 11 22 AM at 1 PM 6 03 AM. Westbound from Corydon Junction Train No 29 leaves 10 07 AM and 6 50 PM. F N Westerman A G P A St Louis Mo.
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Southern Railway
Corydon Junction
F. N. Westerman
St. Louis
Good Farm For Sale In Boone Township Near Laconia
107 acre farm for sale in Boone township one half mile from Laconia includes a six room house a barn other buildings good well two springs and a cistern sink in house convenient. about thirty acres of timber twenty acres in meadow all under cultivation. easy terms inquire at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Township
Laconia
Recital Delights Music Lovers In Louisville
The Louisville Herald praises Julie Dwight Sample and soprano Miss Fanny Ray Cole for a program blending Italian opera and modern school works. Encomiums cover enunciation, vocal strength, and promising careers, noting performances in Otello, Madama Butterfly, and Cadman’s The Moon Drops Low. An audience turnout remained high despite threatening weather.
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Louisville
Julie Dwight Sample
Sample
Fanny Ray Cole
Woman’s Club
Patti
Tetraziani
Miss Cole
Mr. Sample
Otello
Mascagni
Schumann
Caro Mioben
Mattinata
Cadman
Eruce van’ Je Stelle
Andrea Chenier
la Gicio M'Monda
Newton Crawford
E. A.J
61 Acre Farm For Sale On Corydon Pike Indiana
Good 61 acre farm for sale on the Corydon and New Albany pike east of Corydon. Features include a sturdy house stable outbuildings good water and fruit with some bottom land. A bargain for immediate sale or may trade for property in Corydon. Inquiries at this office. Eureka. RB 1 telephone a28-3w.
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Corydon
New Albany Pike
Henry W. Denbo
Corydon, Ind
Eureka
Will the Home Town Live and Grow by the Heart
A reflective plea on civic vitality arguing the town survives or thrives through a beating heart of citizen effort. It stresses unselfish work by churches schools lyceums and local leaders, contrasting with doom-saying critics and historic examples.
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Athens
Babylon
Carthage
A Pound Party For Miss Bessie Albin on Seventeenth Birthday
A May Day 1915 gathering at Mr and Mrs Robert Albin marked Miss Bessie Albin's 17th birthday. Guests included Otto Hottell Edwin Stevens Jason Ripperdan Ray Miller and many relatives and friends. Refreshments of peanuts candy cake and lemonade followed in a lively social sendoff. One Who Was There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Albin
Bessie
Otto Hottell
Edwin Stevens
Jason Ripperdan
Ray Miller
Clarence Albin
Otto Rowe
Ezra Kirkham
Robert Fogal
Raymond Kirkham
Pearl Smith
Jessie
Eldon
Gilbert
Smith
Earl
Elbert
Cora Malleck
Eva
Sabina Lillpop
Fannie Cunningham
Artie
Ora
Ernest
Earl Park May News Summary
May 2 rain encouraged corn planting with crops looking well in the vicinity. George Chaffin visited cousin Chris Quick. Lindenmeyer children visited Willie and Bennie Lambertus. Dwight Calaway attended a Kentland dance. Lambertus family fished with Rudolph Henning. John Lambertus and Chas Sowers families went fishing, but fish were scarce. William Bentine and family visited John Lambertus.
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The
Democrat
George Chaffin
Chris Quick
Fred Lindenmeyer
Willie
Bennie Lambertus
Dwight Calaway
Kentland
William
Rudolph Henning
John Lambertus
Chas
Sowers
William Bentine
Emma
Tillie
Corn Club Beats Slabtown in Kamp Keller Windup
Corydon High School Corn Club meets Slabtown for a friendly game during their Kamp Keller trip. Frederick H and Rosenbarger lead a battering lineup with Louden, Hughes, and P. Rosenbarger tallying in multiple positions. Final score shows 8 runs for Corn Club and 6 for Slabtown with a late rally.
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Corydon High School
Slabtown Nine
Kamp Keller
C. Cc
T. Frederick H
Rosenbarger
Conrad Cc
F. Louden H. Bottles
B. Sauerheber
Stevena Ross
W. F. Hughes
R. Amy
R. F
Rosenbarger P
Hickman
Hughes A. Frederick W
Louden R, Elliot Co
C. Stevens Ray P. Hughes W
C.c
Eureka Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the Corydon courthouse on the first Saturday in June the 5th. The meeting begins at 10 a.m. for business and the election is in the afternoon. m6-in C. P. Swarens, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Telephone Company
Court House
Corydon
C. P. Swarens
Roll of Honor subscribers listed for Corydon Democrat
A roll of honor lists new and renewed subscribers to The Corydon Democrat. Names span Corydon and neighboring towns including Elizabeth Corydon Georgetown Lanesville New Salisbury Ramsey Depauw Bradford and more with many entries marked as new subscribers.
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Corydon Democrat
Frank Sims
Corydon
Franklin P. Fouts
Georgetown
Daniel Daily
Elizabeth
Anderson Davis
Romney
P. J. Brevens
Depauw
E. A. Bary
David Kaylor
New Salisbury
James H. Smith
Lanesville
R. J. Gresham
Partridge
Kam P. P. Sonner
White Cloud
Philip Barger
Evans Landing
J. E. Goldsmith
Lemon R. Brewer
A. H. Miller
Wm. Richert
Thomas Turner
Kate Flynn
Wm. Wynn
M. Stockslager
Wm. Ems
G. C. Miller
Laconia
E. E. Bird
xLizzie Bender
Royal Quebbeman
C. C. Damon
John Geis
xOtto Jaegers
Fowler
F. Snyder
George M. Yenawine
Ramsey
xWesley Zimmerman
John Reeves
Geo Fessel
Bradford
Dora Ansers
Herman Fessel
Frank Holmes
Carroll
Milltown
Winders
Millara E. Winders
F. A. Krausgrill
P. J. Blank
J.F. Flynn
Laura R. Pfrimmer
Crescent
Okla
Clarice Wright
Arthur Zollman
Ed Leiber
Philip E. Leiber
Craven Boone
xEd Evans
Crandall
xJohn O. Anderson
Peter Zorn
Henry Vogt
Seth Best
South Bend
Robert Walther
R. F. Davis
John Lambertus
Earl Park
Frank E. Walther
George Ringle
Robert E. Cooper
John W. Bridgman
xMiss Daisy Dooley
Danville
xFrank
Brown
Cleveland
O. John Eisenmonger
New Middle
Editor Denies Entering Democratic Congressional Race
In a correction the Corydon Republican disputes a prior note claiming L M O Bannon of the Corydon Democrat entered the congressional race. The paper says it did not enter the race nor solicit support and that the prior mention was an announcement of noncandidacy prompted by unsolicited encouragement.
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Corydon Republican
Congress
L. M. O'Bannon
Corydon Democrat
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Indiana Newspaper Publishers
Crampton
of Soldiers Home
Marion Indiana
Will
Southern Railway Trains
Good Farm
Louisville Herald
Lyceum and
Chautauqua Committeemen
Corn Club
Slabtown
Roll of Honor
Town
Henry Ludlow
James H. Hurn
Levi Blank
Manton Carr
xBenj
Fessel
W. W. Windell
Henry Brengman
Emma Steepleton
Tucson
Bejan Nei
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