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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
6
Commencement set for May 28. Local events include lectures by A E Martin on “Ways to Win” at the auditorium May 28. residents travel for school, church lectures, and community notices from Corydon and surrounding townships.
Town events and court action fill Marengo Crawford county pages with May 19 to May 22 engagements. Listings mention graduates concerts in High School Auditorium, speakers at St Peter's Church, a Stanley divorce suit in circuit court, farm sale near Corydon, and a Deering binder promotion.
The report notes the fifth Ohio River flood of the year receding. It lists local business activity including office work, wedding invitations stock, and various court actions. Attor neys Philip Seacat and John D Wellman frequent Corydon for Circuit Court matters, while several Floyd County residents are cited in tax collection cases and civil suits. Evans Landing beats Hog Ridge 30 to 3. baseball and railroad interests feature in local proceedings. Nick Nolot reports a dog bite in Morgan Township with initial misgivings about rabies corrected on follow up.
Charles W. Mathews died Monday evening at age fifty from Bright's disease in New Amsterdam. He had been bed fast for three weeks at his daughter Mrs. Will Shuck's home, where he resided. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with burial in New Amsterdam Cemetery.
A seven room house is available for rent on East Chestnut Street Corydon. Applications accepted at the County Clerk's office 13-2W.
On May 6 a baby girl Virginia May Saffer born April 24 1908 died at the home of Mr and Mrs James Saffer in New Middletown. She is survived by her parents and several siblings. Funeral services were held at Rogers Camp Ground Tuesday with Rev. Winn officiating.
Corres. Frenchtown reports J Henrrot from Corydon Democrat. Mr Donehbue of Louisville visits the Troncin family. Ed Henriot travels to Louisville on legal business. Frank Briscoe buys a wagon and survey. Paul Nolot guests with the Felker family of Louisville. Dan R Davis, of Osborne Co., visits his wife and children. Local wheat turning yellow from rain.
The advertisement asserts Mastic Paint is a pure linseed oil based product free from adulterants and guaranteed to deliver satisfaction when applied properly. It stresses that value lies in longevity of the finish rather than price per gallon, and promises a perfectly dry surface on completion.
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