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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
3
An agent named Winson promotes the Atlan portable bath apparatus described as washing away a tired feeling. The notice mentions mi17-3 Gro.
Capt. Fred Smith of Casy's Corner on the Kentucky shore below New Albany says he caught a giant turtle on a trot line in the Ohio River. The creature measured two Nour barrels in circumference and weighed over sixty pounds, reputed to be the river’s largest in years.
The MM. J. Sunday school mourns the death of H. A. Trotter. He is hailed as a faithful scholar and loving father to his daughter. The school resolves to cherish his memory and imitate his cheerfulness and duty. Sympathy is extended to his bereaved daughter. resolutions will be entered in the record and copies sent to county papers for publication.
Sophomore class staged The Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date a parody with football scenes and a brain hair twist in a playful courtroom finale. Cast included Duke of Venice John Kirkham Antonio Chas Smith and Portia Fiva Shuck with lively orchestra support and a good crowd reporting a handsome sum raised.
Miss Lyail Maud Tlays daughter of Ars. Carrie I. Lays wed Mr. John Frederick Yeager son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Yeager with Rev. M A Cossaboom officiating. The couple from Heth township were joined in marriage at Corydon last Wednesday afternoon. A supper at the Martin Hotel followed the ceremony. The Democrat extends congratulations to the couple.
In a quixotic letter Mrs Ala Mae Bradley credits Cardui with ending her fatigue headaches and sleepiness. She says nervous indigestion plagued her before and the tonic strengthened her nervous system and womanly constitution.
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