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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
6
A church column lists programs for Applegate Memorial Presbyterian Corydon New Middletown and United Brethren Bethany and a Methodist Home Coming Day with service times sermons and themes. It invites parishioners to attend weekly Mass confessions and prayer meetings and notes seasonal dates for observances and classes.
Charles Sappenfield and Edward Martin announce a public auction in Byrneville on October 20 1910 at 10 AM. Items include livestock two buggies harness farm machinery lumber and assorted household goods with usual terms. See bills. 012-2w
A Corydon Republican clipping cites Buffalo News noting broad European complaints about farm prices while Taft and editors claim tariffs did not raise farm product costs. It argues foreign prices set farmer income, while input costs rose, and mocks tariff defenders. It ends with an oblique sale notice for George Windish on October 24 at 9 am.
Mauckport notes include Finley Bizler repairing the pike Saturday and Roy Brandenburg slowly improving from typhoid fever. Sermons by Rev. Hendricks at Highland. Ppea school at Mauckport progressing under Elmer Funkhouser Willie Reagan and Nell Pitman. Mrs Beanblossom and Will Neely and wife called to New Albany for Hall Neely’s illness.
A delayed notice reports the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. J M Briscoe. The school building is progressing well. Mrs Ruth Rainge and her young son visited nearby. Lydia J Brown of Eckerty visits her daughter Mrs John Atkins. Beula Atkins and Ruth Seacat visited Verna Moser. Martha Gurtz moved from New Albany to her local property. Roy Mundy of New Albany visits his parents James and unknown surname Howerton. Zettie Applegate of Corydon visited Reuben Glenn.
A birthday gathering for Frank and Fern was held at Rachel Hickman's farm five miles northwest of Corydon. Games and refreshments with popcorn and apples followed an afternoon of socializing. Guests included many local residents and neighbors listed in attendance.
Mrs John Schneider improves after weeks of suffering. Alva Vogt visits New Middletown. Philip Leiber and wife craft sorghum molasses. Minnie Voelker leaves for Fort Wayne to wed Rev F W Mueller formerly of Ey Lutheran church now in Auburn Indiana married September 29 at Fort Wayne and returning to Auburn. We wish them long happy life.
Mrs. Jane Garbaugh visits New Albany for a few days. Mrs. Joe Pinaire spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Otto Wiseman. Mrs. Dora McClaran and Wel don, and Miss Lula Harbison visited Levi Pinaire’s family. Crandall resident Miss Mattie Blunk returned home after visiting Mrs. Charles Pinaire. The Corydon stove doctor at Loitch’s store offers re lining and related repairs. bring in your stove before cold weather. Plant and fruit notes mention canning tips and a brief sales line.
In Harrison County Indiana a petition seeks court authorization to sell real estate of Andrew Epert deceased to create assets for debts. The hearing is set for November 21 1910 at Corydon Court House with Clerk Charles H Kintner noting Deputy Amos Lemmon. Attorney R S Kirkham represents the estate.
The Harrison Circuit Court ordered a sale of real estate in Boone township Harrison county Indians. At one oclock P M the commissioner Louis Horn will offer for sale the east half of the northwest quarter of section fifteen township five south range four east containing eighty acres more or less. Bid at least two thirds of appraised value. Cash in hand. Sale subject to court approval. D F Lemmon attorney. nepal-3w
In the Harrison Circuit Court 1910 William H. Rippy administrator presents final settlement for the estate of Charles W. Ellis deceased The examination is set for November 2 1910 the first judicial day of November term heirs creditors and interested persons must appear to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved and to prove heirship Lew M O Bannon attorney oct2w
Notice to Clara I Wintercorn non resident of Indiana that divorce action filed by Henry F Wintercorn. Defendant must answer or demur by the sixth judicial day of the next term, Harrison Circuit Court at Corydon, November 1910. Amos Lemmon deputy.
Notice is given that Arnilda J Stonecipher has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Henry Q Snider, deceased, Harrison county Indiana. The estate is deemed solvent. D F Lemmon, Atty. octs 3t.
Advertisement invites readers to invest in the Corydon Savings and Loan Association with 5 percent interest. Investors may buy paid up shares for $100 in one payment or on an installment plan by paying $1 or more per month per share. Readers are urged to invest if they have funds.
Fragmentary list shows names such as Jon M Graves John T Guidsberry and Spencer Clarence Quebbeman tied to const and school fund roles. Numbers like 250 7 50 188 500 08 appear as monetary entries or rates, with stray notes on poor relief and revenue assessment. The legible items indicate local officials and financial amounts amid garbled OCR.
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