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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
1
A large stock of furniture rugs carpets linoleums and shades is reduced 25 percent to lower costs and turn stock into cash. Corydon and Harrison county residents get first chance to choose before patterns sell out. Come early and let our salesmen assist in selecting goods.
Miss Cletus Kopp died suddenly at her aunt Mrs. Orlan Conrad’s home in Corydon. She was twenty years and three months old and had lived with her aunts since her mother’s death. Surviving siblings include Nora Hublar Jack Carpenter Cora Kopp Roy Earl and John Kopp Jr of New Albany Eugene Kopp of Minnesota and others in Callender Iowa. Funeral services were held Friday at the United Brethren church with Rev. J G Moore, burial in Cedar Hill cemetery. Floral tributes marked her resting place and music was provided by local musicians. The death was described as sudden and unexpected.
Claud McIntire of Louisville visits his mother in South Boone while Mrs Curtis B Roby of New Albany visits relatives near Laconia. North Boone guests Olive Funk and Melton Funk return from the West to join family events near Laconia. Local gatherings include M E church services with Rev Prophetor and a Farmers Association meeting set for La conia L A Hall. Union Thanksgiving services are planned for Laconia with a post service dinner at the L A Hall inviting all former residents for a Day of Home Coming.
We express gratitude to those who furnished cars donated floral offerings and to neighbors and friends for acts of sympathy and kindness at the death and burial of our niece Cletus Kopp. Mr and Mrs Orlan Conrad Mr and Mrs Lee Reas.
The Hoosier Elm Chapter met November 1 with Mrs. Louisa Riely as hostess. An honored report by Mrs. R L Miller on the Indiana D A R Conference at Vincennes October 12 15 and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Maggie Logan Morris and future groom Robert Gibson highlighted the gathering. Refreshments were served and the literary program was postponed to December.
Conrad Lottich, a long time Harrison County resident originally from Germany, died this morning at 2524 Garland Avenue Louisville. He was 87 and survived by his wife and seven children. He will be buried in Harrison County. He was a member of St Peters Lutheran Church near New Middletown.
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