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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1919

Page

8

Death of Pleasant Brown in France Reported by Red Cross

American Red Cross confirms Pvt. Pleasant Brown of Co A 28th Infantry died in Angers France on October 30 1918 from a gunshot wound pneumohemothorax and acute pericarditis autopsy corroborates cause of death Graves Registration Bureau to provide a grave photo at no cost Captain M B Dix is named for inquiries Angers burial details given to Mrs Irwin Brown and Mrs M N Richardson through Eleanor B E McGee Home and Hospital Service base hospital No 86 A P 7338

Irwin Brown American Red Cross Pleasant France Eleanor EB. McGee R. C. Searcher M. N. Richardson Richardson Piez Brown Inf. Amer. E. F Pvt. Brown Angers Graves’ Registration Bureau Dix

Discharged Soldiers From Harrison County Return Home

Harrison county shows several veterans returning from World War I service at Camp Taylor. Edward Emily of Crandall Roscoe Miller near Comapn Jupoiion Walter J. Davis James Rudolph and Leslie Taylor of Palmyra all served in the 120 U S Infantry overseas and saw front line duty in France. Miller and Emily were wounded. Emily wears a rifleman’s medal and other veterans hold medals for pistol shooting and horsemanship earned at Fort Riley and on the Mexican border. Rumell B Davis near Ramsey was also discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor wounded in the left hip.

Harrison County United States Edward Emily Crandall Roscoe Miller Jupoiion Walter J. Davis James Rudolph Palmyra Camp Taylor U. S. Int France Miller Emily Raymond Baylor William R. Feller McLean Illinois Fort Riley Kansas Leslie Taylor Emily, Miller

Mitsida Engleman Undergoes Operation For Hip Abscess

Mitsida Engleman daughter of John E Engleman of North Market Street was operated on by Dr Bottorff last Sunday. An abscess near her hip was opened and relief followed.

Mitsida Engleman John E. Engleman North Market Street

Death of Mrs Mary Bauer Widow of Frederick Bauer

Mrs Mary Bauer widow of Frederick Bauer died at her New Middletown home at eight last Wednesday evening May 7 after a bowel illness. Funeral at Reformed church New Middletown at two last Friday conducted by Rev John Egeser. Burial in nearby church cemetery. She was seventy years ten months nine days. She leaves eight children, six sons and two daughters, and twelve in all with four predeceased. A member of the Reformed church she was described as a good Christian woman.

Mary Bauer Frederick Bauer New Middletown The Reformed Church John Egeser Jacob Fred Edward Albert Frank Bauer Amos Luther Charles Watson John Bauer Bauer

Boone and son Ernest visit Corydon from Navy duty

Wast Boone and his son Ernest visited Corydon on a Friday. Ernest, a United States Navy sailor on the Edgecombe, is home on a leave of absence after serving four months overseas. He traveled from New Orleans via Atlantic crossings to Falmouth and The Hague, visiting the Peace Palace and Queen's Palace, and plans to return to service on a submarine chaser.

Wast Boone Ernest Boone Township Corydon Sam United States Navy New Orleans United States Edgecombe Atlantic Falmouth England Hague Rotterdam Peace Palace Queen's Palace The Great Lakes Puget Sound Pacific Pacific Coast Panama Canal Canal Norfolk Virginia Plymouth

Local Folks Visit Relatives and Birth Announcement

Mrs. Davie Weilbaker of Palmyra visited her mother Mrs. Julia Lof ton and other relatives last Wednesday. Born to Thurman Smith and wife of Louisville a girl named Dorotha Elizabeth. Mrs. Smith formerly Miss Minnie Chase of this place.

Davie Weilbaker Palmyra Julia Lofton Harry Walker Brlacos Celia Radcliff Depauw Zeb Radcliff Paul Wenning Claude Baylor Co. M. Routh Pleasant Valley F. L. Crayden Thurman Smith Louisville Dorotha Elizabeth

Mrs Bernice Heinman Dies After Illness of Pneumonia

Mrs Bernice Heinman 25 died at her home 1209 Neitze St Thursday morning April 24 after a week and a half illness of pneumonia. Survived by husband Louis, parents Mr and Mrs Townaley Simcoe Corydon Indiana, two sons Glenn and Dale, three sisters Blanche Roberts Myre Vada Engdahl Lydia Simcoe and brother C C Simcoe Corydon. Born Corydon 1894 came to town 10 years ago. Funeral at residence Saturday April 26 at 2 30 Rev EB Meister Hope Presbyterian Church officiating burial city cemetery. Mr and Mrs Simcoe and Lydia of Corydon attended from here. Corydon streets crowded with horses carriages and autos last Saturday.

Bernice Heinzman Neitze Louis Townaley Simcoe Corydon Ing Glenn and Dale Blanche Roberts Myre Vada Engdahl Lydia Simcoe Simcoe Lydia South Bend Heingman

Reward Offered for Cure of Catarrh

Readers learn that catarrh, a constitutional condition, may respond to constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is claimed to strengthen the constitution and aid nature in its work. Proponents offer a $100 reward for proof of cures and invite testimonials.

Hall A. F Cheney & CO Toledo

Senior Party at Applegate Home with Games and Supper

Mr. George Applegate hosted a Senior party on North Market Street last Wednesday. Highlights included Circus Show with Watters and Bean as galloping horses, an Initial Test of opinions, a two course supper, and Mrs. Applegate singing.

George Applegate North Market Street Inigiana

May Day party honors returning soldier John Dietrich

A May 1 gathering at the Dietrich home near Lanesville celebrated John Dietrich returning from overseas on a ten day furlough. Relatives and friends shared conversation and games with lemonade and cake, marking a pleasant evening.

Back to Wife and Babies

Ed Heishman, a nineteen month soldier, has been discharged and returned to his wife and two children at New Amsterdam. He paused in Corydon to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Heishman. Ed spent thirteen months overseas with the Engineer Corps 18th B Company. Heighman refused exemption despite a wife and two children and supported his family from his pay and allotment. James Shireman of Washington township also served in the same company and was discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor last Thursday.

Ed Heishman New Amsterdam Corydon Jacob Heishman Engineer Corps 18Th B. Co Heighman James Shireman Washington Township Hershman Zachary Taylor

Commencement Postponed in Webster Township

Inclement weather forces postponement of Webster township commencement from New Middle town to Saturday May 17. Exercises to be held at Woodman Hall. Also a notice to inspect the Dart car from C. M. Byrne, Byrneville Indiana, Crandall Exchange, m14-3w.

Webster Township New Middletown Woodman Hall M. Byrne Byrneville Ind Crandall Exchange

Private Rover 4 Diggins records WWI service and return

Private Rover 4 Diggins recounts a WWI service history from Newport to France. He details the Seventh Regiment voyage aboard the Plymouth and Aurania, camp life at Haussimont and Lachapelle, artillery training at Mailly le Camp, and the Marne defense as well as the 78 direct hits record. The narrative covers April 1918 to February 1919 and notes casualties among officers and the armistice signal.

Rover Diggins Wheat France Col Hagood Newport Rhode Island Plymouth Fall River New York City Aurania Europe Halifax Nova Scotia Bantry Bay Ireland Camp Oxney Borden Hampshire County England Marguerite le Havre Doc Mailly le Camp Haussimont Sommisons Marshall Joffre the Marne Lachapelle Alsace Leonard C. Hoskine Montreux Jeune Dannemarie

Old Couples at Lanesville Celebrate Long Marriages

Four couples in Lanesville mark fifty or more years of marriage. Mr. and Mrs. George G Schaffer and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schoen recently observed their fiftieth anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dey enter their fifty year milestone next Sunday May 18. Charles Day died at Camp Zachary Taylor in 1918 affecting family plans. Another long married pair, Mr. and Mrs. John Zabel, have over sixty one years of marriage since November 1857.

Jacob Dietrich Lanesville John Dietrich U. S George Dietrich Esther Josephine Rachél Green Elma Ott Leona Ellwanger Claudina Clara Anna Zollman Emma Lizetta Hussing Matilda Emmaline Luetta Reinhardt Hulda Schleicher Mary Anna Voelker Emile Walther Katie Blank Adele Schneider Nora Eisenmenger Kataie Luther Elen Emilie Dietrich John Carl Dietrich Alvin Edgar Hertling Julius Henry Robert Oscar Green William Julius Blank Charles Haus Emil Gustav Edmund Walther Andy Voelker Henry Reinhardt Herman Albert Gleitz August Herman Zollman Edwin Alfred Lieber Clarence Rhoerig Walter Elwanger Edgar Hussane Fred Traub Mrs Christ Hertling George G. Schaffer Jacob Schoen Peter Dey Day Germany Louise Hirt Philip Hirt Charles Day Camp Zachary Taylor John Zabel

For Sale Used Cars Ford Max Wells Chevrolets Dodge

For sale used cars including Fords Max Wells Chevrolets and Dodges all in good hunting condition. Contact M Byrne Byrneville via Crandall Exchange.

M. Byrne Byrneville Crandall Exchange

Notice of Bond Sale by Harrison County Indiana

Sealed bids for 68900.00 improvement bonds of Harrison County Indiana will be received at the Treasurer’s office until 8 o clock P M June 3 1919. The 30 bonds of 200.00 each dated May 7 1919 bear 4 percent interest paid semi annually May 15 and November 15 with serial maturity each May 15 and November 16 thereafter. Funds are for highway construction in Blue River township per order of the Board of Commissioners. Bids at par plus accrued interest, right to reject all bids. T. W. Knight Treasurer Harrison County Indiana.

Board of Review Harrison County Corydon Seasion C. Mauck Indiana Board of Commissioners Said County Charles McCutch Blue River Township

Saie-A Grain Binder Champion Near New

Jacob Rabinhard of Crandall Minnesota reports a nearly new Saie-A grain binder champion for sale or display, noting the item’s excellent condition and strong performance.

Jacob Rabinhard

Also Mentioned on This Page

RED Cross Pleasant Brown Eleanor BE. McGee Home and Hospital Service Base Hospital No A. P Howard C. Ott St New Middletown Sailor Home Hancock Bernice Heinman Claude Turley Grable Mikesell Collins Expression Cecil Harrison Herbert Hershman Olan Grable Carl Ripperdan J. A Fowler Central Milwaukee Kost & Becker Corydon, Ind White Mills Alex Miller Bond T. W. Knight
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