Corydon Public School Closes Year With Commencement Honors
Corydon High School marks its Fortieth Annual Commencement with 37 graduates led by Edgar Turley serving in the U S Army. Dr E L Powell delivers the address themed on faith and patriotism as alumni reception honors the class of 1918 and the school closes a successful year under Superintendent Walter Bean and staff.
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Corydon High School Alumni Association
Blanche Christley
Alumni Association
C. Binnie Hays
HerbertsSonner
W. E. Cook
G. C. Doclittle
W. J. Bulleit
Dan Griffin
Clara Bennett
Mary ‘Wiseman
Alva Thomas
Carlisle Brown
Stay Love
France
John Messier
Hall Len
Harry Brown
Logan Hardbaugh
Kean Irwin
Jobo Cioode
Rosa Davis
William Getzendanner
Charles Jordan
Earl Miller
Clarence Brown
Russell Caughblin
Claude Frederick
James Kirkhbuns
Blac
Jack Walters
Hurley C@hrad
Verener Ward
Barret Brewater
Marcus Funk
Gwen Piaske
Streude Wiseman
Claude Davis
Edward Fisher
Alonzo Dellinger
Clyde Fanning
Roscoe Stevens
Edgar Turley
Claea
Kepner
H. W. Gudgeon
J. G. Moore
Albert Wicke
Corydon
Norma Fon
George W. Applegate
Louise Bortorfi
Laura May Bolleit
Cecil Harrison
Stanley Hurst
Gudgeon
Bean
Corydon High School
Ralph Waters
Guazeon
Father Wicke
Claud W. Taylor
Cecil C. Harrison
Ruth Mitchell
Katherine Keller
Verne Lottich
Herman Cromwell
Lewis A. Jucea
Louise Poitorff
Catherine Hudson
Clara Sharp
Ruth Evans
Elizabeth Millet
Sacred Feller
Clarice M. Crosby
Foater W. Cook
Zola Mabel LaGrange
Charles Beanblossom
Lewis Keller O'Wallanon
Charles BR. Bullett
Melba Hickman
Guskin Kitterman
Alice Brewster
Lewis 0. Lumon
Publi School
Bry Schiafer
Jeffersonville
BE. L. Powell
First Christian Church of
Louisville
Walter D. Bean
Powell
Dr. Powell
James Whitcomb Riley
Shakespeare
Dr. Powells
Walter Bean
Blanche Ridley
Ralph Watters
May Frank
O. P. Lidikay
Lidikay
R. Merrill Mikesell
U. S
Mothers Day Observed Across Corydon Churches
Mothers over seventy and war mothers received white carnations at the Christian Church services. The day featured roll calls for soldier boys, two sons each for Mrs Caughlin, and several others in France or England. Miss Keller and Miss O Bannon sang, Rev Cossaboom preached, and a large offering plus flowers for the sick marked the event. attendance was 194 with prayers and music throughout.
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Corydon
Methodist Church
J. G. Moore
T. J. Hudson
Nellie Bullett
Nestie Briffett
J. L. Battram
M. A. Cossaboom
Fred Smith
Corydon M
Cory”don
Christian Church
John H Heth
Soldier Boys
Corydon Christian Church
Mra
Emma M. Caughlin
Mary Fuck
Mra. Caughlin
Harry
France
Ruseell
James Armstrong
Nellie Pitman
RK. S. Kirkham
J.G. Moore
Notice to Harrison County Farmers on Silo Use and Food Conservation
County leader Dr C L Stevens urges farmers to build silos for ten head of cattle or equivalent livestock, citing it as essential for food conservation and profit. He notes hay shortages and recommends sowing cowpeas or soybeans this spring. attendees at William Love funeral included E V Wright family, Mrs S Crosier family, Mrs J Woolfolk, Miss L Morgan, and others from Brandenburg, Mauckport, and New Amatercam.
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Sam P. Vogt
Alice Williams
Leona Melton
Litchfield
Nebraska
Nettie Briffets
Snc
G. C. Doolittle
Hays
Harrison County
Christley
Berlin
Si'o
Federal Food Administration
Si.o
William Love
E. V. Wright
Fred
Sumner Crosier
Melton
Eleanor
James Woolfolk
Lillian Morgan
Brandenburg
Kentucky
Arthur Love
Greancastle
Mauckport
New Amatercam
Silk poplin fabric sold by yard in multiple colors
Item notes silk poplin fabric in extra wide width offered in black white gray blue and green. Price listed at 1.35 dollars per yard. The line reads like a brief catalog notice with color options and pricing.
Farmers State Bank Financial Statement 1918
Financial figures show total resources at 159 908 70 with total liabilities 4152 28879. The statement lists loans and discounts 103 106 15, other bonds and securities 4811 40, banking house and fixtures, due from banks and trust companies, current expenses and taxes, interest paid, and U S Treasury certificates. J Geo G Simler, cashier, swore to the report on May 16 1918 before Notary Mal Zelpha M Simler.
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Avors
Treasury
U. S
State of Indians
County of
Harrison
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Gladys Prengnam
Alliene Brown
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Dorothy Cook
Ruskin Crosby
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Dan Davis
Leona Davis
Jeneva Dellinger
Jean Denbo
Clarence Cropsey
Pearl Cropsey
Hugh Frederick
Lucine Gaily
Loran Goode
Ive Grove
Mildred Gwartney
George Harrison
Dewey Hickman
Margaret Hudson
Allen Hi. Jordan
Mattie Loiich
Anna Louden
Maurice Louden
Beveridge McClaren
Bessie Meech
Gladys Mitchell
Marjorie Luckett
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Ruth Shuck
Herbert Sonner
Ada Stevens
Harlan Voet
Elwood K. Watson
Mee Wilson
Huck Frederick
Mae Wilson
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Julia Neeley
Corydon School
Thos. G. Vandlook
Geo. W. Applezate
William Taylor
C. L. Stevens
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