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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1919

Page

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Public highway petition filed in Harrison County

Citizens of Harrison township file a petition with the Harrison County Auditor for the location of a public road in Harrison township. The board of commissioners will hear the petition at the June 1919 meeting on June 3. The proposed road runs about a half mile, 30 feet wide, along farm lands of Rosenbarger, Rhoades, Kitterman, Wiseman, Frakes, and Haskins, with several resident freeholders signing.

Harrison Township Harrison County Board of Commissioners State of Indiana Board of Lssteners Said Calvin Rosenbarger Willard Rhoades Wilford Kitterman Ora Wiseman James Frakes Elsie Haskins

Estate of Catharine Ehalt In Harrison County Probate

Andrew Eralt as administrator notifies heirs creditors and legatees that final accounting and vouchers for the estate of Catharine Ehalt deceased have been filed. The Harrison Circuit Court May Term 101d will hear the matter on the final day of May 1019 at which all interested parties must appear to approve or challenge the accounting.

Pears Indiana Harrison County Harrison Circuit Court Catharine Ehalt Seii Andrew Eralt

Pension sought for Wisconsin Civil War veteran at county home

William Wallace Foland, 77, living at the county poor farm since January 1918, seeks a pension for his Civil War service. He served in Co C 7th Wisconsin Infantry and Co E 30th Wisconsin Infantry, with two honorable discharges. Despite proof of service, pension has not yet been awarded.

William Wallace Foland Mont United States Army Washington, D. C Platville Wisconsin Foland War Department William W. Foland Co. C Wis Co. E Wallace Foland

Fund drive to help veteran Foland travel for pension claim

A town appeal seeks small donations to send William W. Foland from Plattville area to the Wisconsin city to prove his identity and secure his War Department pension. Volunteers will cover $15.86 rail fare and provide meals, requiring about $30.09 or more, with affidavits prepared by friends.

Foland T. W. Cleary Plattville Wisconsin William W. Foland Mr. Foland

Brother of Mrs Hughes serves in France since Spanish American War

Major Albert Scott, brother of Mrs. Hughes of White Cloud, is in France after enlisting in 1898 during the Spanish American War. He served in Cwen, the Philippine Islands for nine years, and Mexico during border troubles. He rose from first sergeant at Camp Mead to major and may retire.

Harry Hughes White Cloud Albert Scott France Major Scott Sharp's Mht Cwen Philippine Islands Mexico Camp Mead Germany Hughes

Wilson Cables Call For Congress May 19 Meet

President Wilson issues a cable call for a special session of Congress to convene May 19 1919 at noon in Washington to consider annual appropriation measures. Secretary Tumulty notes the opening day cannot be attended by the President. The proclamation cites urgent public interests and follows Glass counsel on necessary funding.

Washington Wilson Congress Tumulty White House Glass Congress of the United States Woodrow Wilson United States of America District of Columbia

Pike Roads and a Muddy Detour Highlight Local Efforts

County officials push for more gravel road paving while a three mile dirt gap between Corydon and Elizabeth blocks travel. Superintendent A O Deweege stuck in mud near Moore's School House until a horse team hauled his car free. Also notices: timber for sale from Rothrock Bros in White Cloud with a quick sale.

A. O. Deweege Here Elizabeth Corydon Board of Commissioners Taylor Township Moore Palmyra

Soldier Askren Writes From France Sees Brightening Stay

A letter from A. A. Askren in Co. E 61st Infantry, Sixth Division, France, dated April 5, reports receiving the Democrat as a welcome visitor. He notes limited front-line chances but praise for his unit's fighting spirit and mentions the battalion’s rising status within the Eighth Army Corps as they prove themselves in competition.

A. A Una Petver Eighth Army

For Sale Two Malta cultivators in good repair

Malta cultivators in good repair offered for sale by owner. Bargains available through Harry McGrain. Contact details not fully legible.

Malta Harry

Withdrawal of American Expeditionary Forces from France By August

Secretary Baker announced that by August the last American Expeditionary Force member will be withdrawn from France. He said 300,000 men a month move to the United States and that forces in France have already separated from the Army of Occupation. Plans to supply the force in Germany through Antwerp and Rotterdam reduce the Brest line. French ports will stay in use for AEF withdrawal. More than half the Expeditionary Force has left France, with facilities returned to private owners or local municipalities.

Washington Baker France United States Army of Occupation Germany Antwerp Rotterdam Brest A. B.F

No Browers For Mothers' Day in Cleveland May 11 Plan

Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia sends the message to the Federal Council urging mothers day on May 11 with no flowers. Instead rich people should buy Victory bonds and Thrift stamps. The note is read at the morning session amid references to good meals and rooms at the Southern Hotel.

Cleveland Associated Press Anna Jarvis Philadelphia National Mother's Day Association Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America

Father Wicke Sends Card From France

Army Chaplain Father Albert G. Wicke sends a card from Nice France showing a garden park. The card includes the caption Nice Promenade du Chateau Alice des Palmiers and a note calling Nice the garden spot of the world.

Albert G. Wicke France Nice Father Wicke

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