Athens First Christian Church to Dedicate New Edifice
Rev Grubb announces the December 19 dedication of Athens Georgia's First Christian Church with Dr Herbert Yeuell of Chicago preaching the dedicatory sermon. The modern brick building at Prince avenue Pulaski street and Dougherty street nears completion as members celebrate faith and community effort. Alva G Gray and Joseph Purlee of Washington County delivered fruit trees to Corydon for fall planting.
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Stanley R. Grubb
Corydon
Athens
First Christian Church of
Herbert Yeuell
Chicago
Pulaski Street
Doughterty Street
Alva G. Gray
Joseph Purlee
Washington County
Mr. Gray
What Are They To Do
An editorial note from DePauw Indiana dated November 6 1915. The writer criticizes Republicans for panic and predicts they will debate tariffs pauper labor of Europe and the Bloody Shirt while whispering treason about German citizens. The piece ends with a cheer for Wilson.
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DePauw
Indiana
Democrat
Europe
Wilson
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Valley reports fine weather and a sequence of visits this past week. Andrew Perkins left for Oklahoma for work in a glass factory. Various residents including Mrs. Henry Dietrich, Mrs. Isaac Loften, Mrs. Martha Ott, the Dietrichs, the Henrys, and the Damons visited relatives and friends on multiple days. Local commerce notes that W. H. Buileit & Son Inc sells chicken feed, beef scrap, oyster shell and grit.
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Andrew Perkins
Oklahoma
Henry Dietrich
Isaac Loften
Martha Ott
Charles Hartman
Frank Trowbridge
Rheinard Ferock
Andrew
Sebastian Barksdale
Ernest Zimmermann
Andrew Jr
James Perkins
William Bigter
Philip Damon
John Damon
Ruby
Gladys Perkins
Gertrude
Clara Bigter
Edgar
Corydon
Frank Bigter
Jacob
Ben Haub
W. H. Buileit & Sona Inc
Public Auction at T. W. Burton Farm December 1 1915
T. W. Burton announces a public sale on his Elizabeth adjoining farm on Wednesday December 1 1915 beginning at 9 30 A M. The list includes two brood mares five Percheron colts two trotting colts Jersey cows and heifers hogs farming implements and household goods. Auctioneer RB F. Davis offers five percent cash discount on sums over five dollars.
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T. W. Burton
Elizabeth
Wiednesday
RB. F. Davis
Bittern Captured Near Coryeon By Crosby Party
James Crosby near Coryeon shot what he believed to be a chicken hawk ten days ago. The bird was crippled in one wing and later released with care on the bank of Big Indian Creek. Mrs Stockslager and her daughter aided nursing before the release. The bittern is nocturnal and feeds in swamps with a long bill and speckled brown plumage.
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James Crosby
Coryeon
M. Stockslayer
Miss Georgia
Big Indian Creek
North Bridge
Republicans Carry Corydon in Major Victory
The Corydon election results show the Republican ticket prevailing by margins from 5 to 63 votes. A Citizens' ticket had momentum among town leaders, while Republicans accuse rivals of misdirection. 432 ballots were cast with 8 voided. officials included Inspector Mathes and Judges Doolittle and Riddle. The piece notes tensions, alleged tricks, and discussions of nonpartisan governance.
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Corydon
Citizens
George W. Fried
Marshal
Calwell M. Love
A. L. Reynolds
George W. Briffett
Corydonn Republican
Lee
Alteks
Buffeut
Repubces
Reynolds
Captain Briffett
Eigh
Election Board
Geo. H. Mathes
John W. Doolittle
John Riddle
Tom Miller
Jack Watson
Corydon Republican
James B. Brewster
Cort
Sharp
Nola R. Davidson
Kentucky Demands Fair Count From Both Sides
The Louisville Evening Post calls for a fair, complete county by county tally of the 1915 Kentucky governor race between Stanley and Morrow. It notes many precincts unreported, warns against manipulated returns, and supports honest certification of a majority winner.
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Kentucky
The
Evening Post
Stanley
Morrow
Goebel-Taylor
State Election Board
Louisville Evening Post
Corydon Votes For Nonpartisan Public Affairs Hope
The piece argues that local politics show tricks by background players and urges Corydon to run town business nonpartisan. It notes Republicans control the public affairs for two years and warns against sacrificing public good for partisanship.
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Corydon
Early Autos Provide Morning Service to New Albany
The Corydon section now offers two morning auto-buses running from New Middletown to New Albany between seven and eight o'clock. Fare is fifty cents one way, matching railroad rates. Autos by Foster Himmeltheber and Bauer Resch enable passengers to reach New Albany by 9:30 AM, reducing demand for an early train.
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Corydon
New Albany
Louisville
New Middletown
Southern
Corydon Junction
Foster & Himmeltheber
Bauer & Resch
Wood for Sale in New Middletown Indiana
One hundred cords of dry wood available for sale. Contact Jacob Bauer to place an order. New Middletown Indiana. 027-3w
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Jacob Bauer
New Middletown
Ind
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Army
Men’s Cloth
I. M. Berman
Georgia
Dr. Hess
International Stock and Poultry Foods
J.J. Guliett & Son
Pleasant Valley
Lee Owen
C. D. Caughlin
Dan Griffin
M. H. Hawkins
Republican
Geo W.fried
Clerk
Fried
Love
Yor Marshal
Alver G. Ward
Charles C. Gailey
Iivening Post
TanOe
W.H. Davis
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