Supplement to Corydon Democrat May 19 1915
Supplement to the Corydon Democrat published in Corydon Indiana on May 19 1915. The item presents the periodical issue formatting and local notices typical of early 20th century newspaper supplements.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
9
Wyandotte Delayed Health and Local Planting Report
Wyandotte area notes health delays and busy farmers planting corn. Several residents named Lula Saltagaver, Victoria Conrad, Nora Saltagaver, Ora Shrigley, Ollie Shrigley, Ella Gatt, Irene MecCutcheon, and Mrs. Clarence Sharp appear in visits and household stays. A infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louden died last Friday and was buried at Blue River. Funeral services were by Rev. Hedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lynch
Wm Bennett
Victoria Conrad
Nora Saltagaver
Ora
Ollie Shrigley
Blue Iver
Ora Shrigley
Ella Gatt‘xing
Blue ‘Silver
Robert Louden
Blue River
Hedge. XI
Pleasant Valley Suffering and Visits Mark Local Week
A sequence of family and neighbor visits from Pleasant Valley notes multiple greetings among Harrel Ott Hoke Sappenfield Wenning and Lofton households. Conditions include Laura Sappenfield rheumatism and Aunt Betty Harrel in critical condition. Local clergyman Reverend Sloke celebrated an 85th birthday despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Goldsberry
Laura Sappenfield
Effie Davis
Sylva
Earl Winning
Earl Sappenfield
Pearl Sappenfield
Ruth
Sylva Wenning
Laura A. Sappenfield
Mary
Laura Lofton
Jonathan Jackson
Dave Wigler
Sherman Sappenfield
May Lird
J. T. Hoke
Nora
Franks
Mary Pillars
Betty Harrel
Local Notes on Showers and Neighbor Visits
Waveland reports beneficial showers and busy farming days with corn planting. Local residents Philip Blank, William Blank, and Ed Dietrich visited New Albany. Emilie Walther returned from Louisville in fragile health but is improving. Community members Fred Schneider family, Loraine Lopp, Kierner family, Harve Hartman family, and Emma Kierner visited Blank household last Sunday. Relatives hosted by A Walther included Hauswald, Radmacher, Voelker, Zollman families and Miss Anna Zollman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Blank
William
Ed Dietrich
New Albany
Emilie Walther
Louisville
Fred Schneider
Loraine Lopp
Flat Woods
Philip Lank
Peter Kierner
Martha
Harve Hartman
Frieda
Emma Kierner
New Al-bany
Walther
Mike Hauswald
Greelyburg
Will Hauswald
Corydon
Will Radmacher
Laconia
Louis
Emil Walther
Andy Voelker
Julius Green
Herman Zollman
Anna Zollgman
Annual stockholders meeting of Eureka Telephone Company
The Eureka Telephone Company will hold its annual meeting at Corydon Court House on the first Saturday in June, with the meeting called at 10 a.m. for business and the election in the afternoon. J. W. Swarens serves as secretary. Product listings include poultry foods and various veterinary remedies offered by J. J. Bulleit & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Telephone Company
Court House
Corydon
miAw . P. Swarens
Farm for sale near Corydon with timber and orchard
Ninety five acre farm for sale about two miles from Corydon on Pike. Five acres of timber, a fine large orchard, a good dwelling house, fairly good outbuildings, a spring and two cisterns. A chance for someone to acquire a well located farm. For details inquire at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Pike
Local notices from Laconia community events
Mrs. Andrew Bauman buys a five passenger car. Dr H Hurst moves to a nearby farm with family. Roy Forbis of Missouri visits his father Dr B F Forbis. Miss Anna Gladys Withers stays with her uncle and aunt. Memorial sermon May 23 at M E church led by Rev Ralph Pearson. Claude McIntyre went to Chicago for work. Rev Clinton D Bowman visits family then travels to Tennessee. Sunday schools report 86 Methodist and 53 Presbyterian attendees. Methodist school attendance 105 two weeks earlier. Fish fry postponed due to rain. Local fishing party visits Ohio River and Big Mouth Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Forbis
Missouri
B. F. Forbis
Laconia
Anna Gladys Withers
M. E
Ralph Pearson
Claude McIntyre
Chicago
Delia McIntyre
Clinton D. Bowman
Hays Zimmerman
Lou
Ruth Lyninger
Jessie Reeves
Marie Breitmer
Maurice Shields
Ohio River
Jessie
Marie
Big Mouth Cave
State Board Changes High School Teacher Employment Rules
The board amended requirements for standard high schools under county supervision, mandating that trustees hire teachers endorsed by the County Superintendent. It is a drastic shift but unlikely to alter the county’s high school system, which has grown through close cooperation among the County Superintendent De Weese and trustees. They previously insisted on teachers with at least two years beyond high school and one year in a standard normal or college program in their teaching subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
de Weese
Indian Flints Found Near Fredericksburg
Thomas Morgan unearthed about a half bushel of neat Indian flints on his Fredericksburg area farm last Sunday. In total 127 pieces, some four inches wide and six inches long, appeared to be buried in one spot and possibly unused, reported to Blue River Gazette editor John G. Martin after a visit to Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Martin
Fredericksburg
Blue River Gazette
Corydon
Thomas Morgan
Corydon Property For Rent Offers Shop Buildings
The undersigned authorize renting a large building once used by A L Bulletin as a blacksmith and carriage shop and a corner bakery building used by Oscar Shuck. Property is well located and rentable on reasonable terms. Tomato plants for sale at 10 cents a dozen. Mrs Wm Daniel Eureka Corydon Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
A. L. Bulletinas
Oscar Shuck
Help Fight Tuberculosis Projected by Indiana Official
W. D. Thurber deputy state health commissioner visited Corydon to discuss tuberculosis control with residents. He cited Harrison county deaths totaling eleven in January through March, including three women and four men, with three male patients farmers. He urged strict precautions to prevent disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Thurber
Indianapolis
Corydon
Thurber
Harrison County
Fine Large Farm At Corydon For Sale
A 212 acre farm two miles north west of Corydon is offered for sale. It includes two separate farms with buildings, 22 acres of timber, most land in meadow and pasture, fruit trees, good cellars, five cisterns, ample barn space, a silo, and several outbuildings. Owner desires immediate sale and immediate possession is possible. Inquiries at this office 5238-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Picture Show Gone from The New Grand
Mr Terrell who ran the picture show at The New Grand has quit the business and moved to Crothersville in Jackson county. He says the show had not paid expenses for some time. Mr and Mrs Terrell are respected and regrets are felt at Corydon. Mr and Mrs C C Hubbard grow various plants and can supply at W H Bullett Sons Implement Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Notice of Petition for Free Gravel Road in Harrison County
Petition filed in Harrison County Indiana for a 2 mile free gravel or macadam road between Pusey and Taylor townships. Hearing set for June term 1915 before the County Board of Commissioners. Signed by Benjamin Russell and others, with details on road width depth and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Auditor
Harrison County
Indiana
Posey Township
Taylor Township
Warrison County
Board of Commissioners
Towit
Pusey Township
Posey and
Taylor
Prams
Sale of Spencer township road bonds set for May 28 1915
At 2 pm on Friday May 28 1915 the Harrison County treasurer will offer for sale eighteen free gravel road bonds for Spencer township for road construction petitioned by Sherman Engleman and others. The bonds total 6300 and pay 4.5 percent interest semi annually with first due May 15 1916. Bonds sell at par with accrued interest. J D Pitman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Harrison County
Indiana
Spencer Township
Sherman Engleman
J.D. Pitman
Sheriff Sale Notice in Harrison County Indiana
Sheriff Eli Miller gives notice of a two part sale of the defendant William Broeker real estate in Harrison County Indiana. First the rents and profits for a seven year term at public auction on May 22 1915 at Corydon Court House to satisfy Louisa B Seiler's judgment of 1855 40 with interest and costs. If needed the fee simple title will be offered at the same time and place to satisfy the judgment. Sale is exempt from valuation laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Indiana
Circuit Court
Louisa B Seiler
William Broeker
Court House
Corydon
Eli Miller
Notice of Liquor License Application in Lanesville Indiana
Notice to citizens of Lanesville and Franklin township Harrison county Indiana that Peter Elbers and four male residents will apply at the June Term 1915 to the county Board of Commissioners for license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking. The described premises are in a two story frame building on Main street lot three in Lanesville, Franklin township. The ground floor front room measures 30 by 17 feet with 10 foot ceiling and features a glass door and multiple interior doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Franklin Township
Harrison County
Indiasna
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Main Street
Sale of rents and profits of Harrison County land lawsuit
In Harrison Circuit Court February Term 1915 Thomas B. Pedigo sues Catharine Anger and Richard B. Anger. A public auction will offer rents and profits for 258 acres of real estate in Harrison County on May 22 1915 at 10 AM at the court house Corydon Indiana to satisfy a decree 8277.20 plus interest and costs. If rents fail, the fee simple of the property may be sold to satisfy the decree. W E Jacobs right of way included. County Harrison. 228-30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Thomas B. Pedigo
Catharine Anger
Richard B. Anger
Court House
Corydon
Indiana
W. E. Jacobs
Notice to road contractors Indiana Harrison County bid call
The Harrison County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for grading draining and paving a highway known as the A. Q. Smith et al road located in Harrison and Webster townships. Bids due June 8 1915 at 2 PM with bond equal to double bid and affidavit of noncollusion required. The board may reject any or all bids and will set completion time after contract award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Harrison and
Webster Townships
A. Q. Smith
Said County
White Leghorn Eggs for sale in pens
Eggs offered at one dollar per fifteen. Pens score from 92 to 954 grams. Contact Eureka, phone. February 24 3m U G Watson. Wanted a male calf ready for service Jersey or Holstein preferred. Wa C Baelz Corydon Ind Eureka phone RR 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
U. G. Watson
Rhode Island
Henry W. Denbo
Corydon
Ind
R. RK
Jersey
Holstein
Notice to Taxpayers Harrison County Board of Review Session
Notice to taxpayers of Harrison County Board of Review meeting in Corydon at the County Assessor's office starting June 7 1913 for forty days to equalize real estate and personal property assessments. Residents aggrieved by township assessments must appear and file written complaints. J L O Bannon Auditor Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Board of Review
Corydon
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
Board of Review
J. L. O'Bannon
Galan the Imported Horse Seeks Mares Under Terms
The undersigned owns Galan of F. M. Polk listed as owner in the certificate. Terms allow a limited number of approved mares at a fee to cover stallion costs. Galan is an imported 16 hands high, about 1500 pounds, with good bone and action, marketed as a first class animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Charles A. Walther
Franklin Towneship
Elizabeth
Adolfus
F. M. Polk
Galan
Reinhard
Valley City Coach Horse Co
P. O. Corydon
Ind
County of Harrison
Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board
Oldenburg Coach Horse Association
J. W. Harbaugh
Corydon
Indiana
Charles W. Hickman
Pres
M. McConnel
Germany
W. H. Enlow
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Wyandotte
Lula Saltagaver
Honglish
Irene MecCutcheon
Mrs. Clarence Sharp
Pleasant Valley
Alice Harrel
Hattie Ott
Lila Hoke
Hattie
Will Breedlove
Coryton
J. T. Sloke
Myers McKinney
Hancock
Dr. Hess
International
J.J. Bulleit & Son
alt-Gw
Andrew Bauman
8. H. Hurst
B. Lahue
Thos
Jones
Wm. Daniel
Eureka Phone
Forj
Benjamin Russell
J.L. O'Bannon
Harrison School Township
Willard H. Denbo
Sarah M. Deweese
Harrison Nee Pndine
Vvuuuy
Kirkham & O'Bannon
Attys
Tydia Stevens
Admrxz
Ach-Aw
Peter Elbers
Joe Endris
Minorca
Mel Wolfe
Tf Lee
Ray Stevens
Ramsey
Eli Crayden
Corydon Junction
Ed Bigler
Market Street
Boone & Wiseman
Kirkham
Owen H. Pinaire
Trustee’s Office
Webster Township
John R. Kirkham
Ian
Morgan Township
Bradford
Oswell Martin
Bullett Building
Ward’s Grocery
Sureka
F. BE. Wolfe, M. D
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Quam Doom
Osano Waic
W. T. Zenor
Clyde R, Lottick
Attorneys AT Law
Susifeels
W. Cook Oortdon
SIDEN
GOB
Bnglion
B. F.bannon
Veterinary Science Association, of
London
Ontario
Olé Tf
DR. O.W. House
Post Office
DR. Z. C. Wolfe
Corydon, Indiana
R. S. Kirkham
Lew M. O'Bannon
Kirkham &Oo’bannon
Lawyers
Democrat
Barrison County
Geo, EK. Gwartney
Oftice Northeast Public Eguare
Adolfun
W. E. Conner
P. O. Elizabeth
County of
Harrison
Lb. F. O'Bannon
D. O. Thompson
M. McConnell
W. BR. Cotner
Boone Township
Rehoboth Church
Laws of
EF. M. Polk
P.Q. Tobingport
Perry
C. M. McConnell
D.O. Thompson
Lafayette
Marké Tfi
WM. T. Wright
Reinhard No
Washington Township
Joe King
Coal Black
Ceper
Al4tojyl
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