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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
5
Corydon residents report court attendances for John H Weathers and John W Ewing while Henry Funk marks his 96th birthday. Local tradesmen offer mackerel jars onions and sugar maples. Mrs Baxter and Mrs Liptrap visit friends, and football games at Corydon and New Albany draw crowds. A gambling raid leads to cases against Tabler and others. social events include a fruit social in Crandall and a pie supper at New Salisbury.
Report of the condition of Corydon National Bank Corydon Indiana at close of business November 9 1905 No 7760 Total 637130 45 I W B Slemons Cashier do solemnly swear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief W B Slemons Cashier
Arthur Richert Wiss Mary Snider and others visit relatives in Jeffersonville and Richmond Indiana. Local moving trends rise as W P Elwanger C C Gleitz John Henry Chas Wernert and Wm Wernert relocate to nearby farms or cities. A pie supper at No 6 led by Miss Frieda Lottich raised about $12 with awards for Miss Minnie Rupp and Philip Lottich.
Dr. Z T Funk files against Mrs Clara Habermel for removing a quarantine flag at William Rothrock's home after Rothrock's son fell ill. Dr Davis diagnosed diphtheria and notified health officer Funk who had erected the flag. Case set before Squire Morris on December 11.
Farmers busy shredding corn. A barn raising and play party hosted by John Danner drew a large crowd with music by Robert and Dean Hottell and Elmer Simcoe. Weddings loom for William Dike and Harvey and Alfred Kitterman. John Faith operates a new saw mill nearby. Rosenbarger school advances under Miss Brown. Miss Mabel Danner of Corydon visits locals.
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