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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1906

Page

3

Democratic Township Tickets listed for Spencer Webster Jackson and others

The Democratic slate for Spencer Webster Jackson Scott Taylor Franklin Harrison Morgan Blue River Posey townships lists Justices of the Peace and Constables along with Advisory Boards. Names include Jonathan Marr Anderson Davis Fred Lillpop Levi Snider Mathew Payton Jacob S3auer Ira Combs Gottlieb Beck James R. Fi lis William Thomas David T. Boston Charles Gardner John Hiser Charles N. Dome David F Stevens John W. Breeden George C. Brown Thomas P. Gibson Michael Purtill Joe Jacobs James Underhill Marion Turner James H. Bowman George Bickel William B. Morris Ephraim Stonecipher Adam S. Crecelius Matthew M. Denbo David H. Fried Cecil Miles John J. Bullett David Shaffer Robert Bruce Charles Web ber John Embs George Sears Wm Brockman Jr Michael Boston Ferdinand Hendricks Henry Stem John Ferock John Moosty George B. Goss Joseph Ash Isaac Moore David C Fouts David Engleman George Wolpert Jacob Schoen Jacob Rush James O Johnson Anthony Day Charles Blunk James Burgess W W Clark John Bierley

Fred Lillpop Levi Snider Mathew Payton Jacob S3auer Ira Combs Gotlieb Beck John Hisemenger Frank Voegel Levi Smith William B. Morris Ephraim Stonecipher Adam S. Crecelius Matthew M. Denbo David H. Fried Cecil Miles John J. Bullett David Shaffer Robert Bruce Charles Webber John Embs George Sears Wm. Brockman, Jr Michael Boston Ferdinand Hendricks Henry Stem John Ferock John Moosty George B. Goss Joseph Ash Isaac Moore David C. Fouts David Engleman Posey Township George Wolpert Jacob Schoen Jacob Rush James O. Johnson Anthony Day Charles Blunk James Burgess W. W. Clark John Bierley

Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Pain Relief

Tekonsha resident G. J. Welch praises Bucklin’s Arnica Salve for immediate pain relief on cuts, sores, and skin injuries. Advertises 25c at L. A Reily & Son’s drug store. Mentions Geo. Dannenfelser contracting typhoid fever.

Bucklin G. J. Welch Tekonsha Mich L. A

Floyd County Democrats Exonerated on Fraud Charge

The Courier Journal reports the Floyd County Democratic Central Committee was exonerated of fraud accusations tied to the Zenor primary. State officials confirm the committee found no fraudulent intent and absolve Floyd County Democrats of wrongdoing, per letters from Hon. Levi Scott and state Democrats.

Courier-Journal Fioyd County Democratic Central Committee Levi Scott Floyd County New Albany Ind W. S. Cox W. H. O'Brien Democratic State Central Committee

Death of R. B. Neel in Taylor township at 65

Robert B. Neel aged about 65 died suddenly from paralysis on the evening of the 7th at his home in Taylor township. A Civil War veteran and longtime Justice of the Peace, he was remembered as an upright citizen whose counsel was valued. The funeral was held Monday with burial in the local hilltop burying ground. he leaves a widow and several children.

Robert B. Neel Taylor Township Mr. Neel

Delightful Reception at M. E. Church for Rev LaRue

A reception was hosted Friday evening at the M. E. church honoring Rev and Mrs LaRue. A. R. Conner presided. Prof Ezra T. Franklin gave an address for the church and citizens. Dr Irvine Elder Simpson spoke for their churches and Dr Daniel for the Sunday school. Bettie Rolle led Epworth League and Mrs X. A. Briffett spoke for the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Rev LaRue thanked attendees for the warm welcome. Cake and coffee refreshments followed the gathering.

M. E

Apples for sale and bowling highlight in town

A senior editor lists apple butter apples for sale for canning or storage with contact available. The High bowlers defeated the Col onels at the bowling alley last Friday night, setting a high mark by delivering 896 pins in a single game.

Colonels

Sunday School Conventions Held in Washington and Posey Townships

Sunday School conventions met last Sunday in Valley City at the Presbyterian church and at Black's Chapel. Dr. Win Daniel and Dr M Irvine from Corydon attended Valley City with talks on organization and business aspects. A. D. Fleshman spoke on attending Sunday school and how to achieve it. Rev. Powell discussed the origin and object of the Sunday school, with others including Mrs. Martha Baxter J. C. Frank J. L. Sonner and Robert Shireman. Township president D. A. Simler and secretary H. L. Sonner were credited for the successful event. At Black's Chapel Revs Evans Jaon BR S Kirkham and George Hoke addressed the crowd much of which listened attentively though the audience was small.

Washington and Posey Township Presbyterian Church Valley City Black’s Chapel Win Daniel M. Irvine Corydon Irvine A. D. Fleshman Rev Powell Martha Baxter J. C. Frank J. L. Sonner Robert Shireman D. A. Simler H. L. Sonner Evans Jaon BR. S. Kirkham George Hoke

Indiana Game Law Notice Clarifies Hunting License Requirement

Corrected notice explains residents may not hunt in any Indiana area without a license and only during legal periods. N B the word unlawful should read lawful. Blank license applications available at no charge to hunters requesting one.

State of Indiana

An Economical Official Promotes Sheriff Ludlow Re-Election

The piece argues Sheriff Blithe Ludlow saves money by performing court house duties himself instead of hiring a house bailiff. It claims the county saved about forty dollars in one term and urges voters to re elect him by a large margin. It ends with a notice of ladies free entry at the skating rink on Friday and Saturday evenings when accompanied by gentlemen.

F. A. Bullett Harrison County Harrison Blithe Ludlow

Cox seeks ballot placement in Crawford Court fight

Jurisdiction questions arise as Hon. William F E Cox sues in Crawford Circuit Court seeking a writ of mandamus to place his name on the ballot under the Democratic rooster banner. Judge C W Cook says ballot order is for election officials. Stillwell contends court has jurisdiction. Venue moved to Perry Circuit Court for trial this week.

William FE. Cox Congress Cyrawford Board of Election Commisssioners C. W. Cook Cox Cook Stillwell Princeton Board of Fleeion Commissioners Crawford County Perry

What Socialism is Not Explained

A reprint corrects a mischaracterization of socialism. It distinguishes socialism from communism noting socialism bases entitlement on personal production and effort, while wealth distribution is not equal across all. The piece clarifies socialist policy and its bedrock principle of rewards tied to individual output.

Socialist Party

Moberly Community News Highlights And Bowling Records

Annie M Pitman and others visited relatives around Moberly while B F Bell leads the local school. Rev Kendall preached a notable sermon. Several visitors from Scott township Ramsey Hancock's Chapel and Gibson county called on families this week. Bowling at the alley saw team and individual records with The High Rollers totaling 896 pins in a game and Will Bullett achieving 286 pins in ten innings.

Robert Wiseman B. F. Bell Kendall Michael Hannal Scott Township John M. White High Rollers Will Bullett

Local notices and obituaries from Lanesville and New Albany

Mrs. Elizabeth Walker is seriously ill as her daughter Mrs. Emile Marquet and granddaughter Miss Hattie Crone visit. Michael Melcher, long-time worker for Bachman firms, died at 77 at St Edward's Hospital New Albany. funeral from Mrs Melcher’s home and St Mary's Church. burial at St Mary's cemetery. Sympathy extended to Joseph and Mrs Magdalene Bachman. Joseph Thomas purchased Mrs Wm Bowman property for 1450. Bowman bought John A Garing property on Lower Main for 900. John Endris of Pana Illinois on annual visit to Lanesville and beyond. Mrs Jacob Schickel's wife is bedridden. Mrs Elizabeth Walker and family details in local notices.

Jacob Schickel John Endris Pana Ill New Albany Elizabeth Walker Emile Marquet Hattie Crone Floyd County Joseph Thomas Wm. J. Bowman John A. Garing Lower Main Street Michael Melcher Henry Bachman Joseph &. Bachman St. Edward's Hospital Mel

Milltown notes and local happenings in Blue River area

Milltown items report fishing in Blue river with several residents noted. Visits include William A. Cook with George Cook, Edward Colin with Fannie Mosier, and Perry Engleman with Louis Engleman. Dr Briscoe called on Uncle Frank Troin at Depauw. Mrs Emma Rhodes is very ill. Amputation needed for Albert Seaton from Speed’s quarry. Gilbert Durbin injured there. Health of junior editor C B Ellis improving.

Blue River William A. Cook Marengo George Cook George E. Flanigan Louisville Edward Colin Fannie Mosier Emma Rhodes Perry Engleman Hardinsburg Louis Engleman Jerry L. Suddarth English Speed Gilbert Durbin

Local Notes From Bridgeport and Surroundings

Bridgeport and nearby scenes include Donn Carter and Prof Y L Farnsley at home new visits from Venus Thompson of Louisville and Aunt Jane James Farnsley. typhoid illness of Peter Bell. Arvil Snyder surveying disputed hills. visits by Bill and Joe Lahue. Charles Cunningham on 30 days vacation. Blythe Ludlow Democrat Sheriff candidate visiting area and recalling old Bridgeport mail route with a steep grade.

Y. L. Farnsley Henry Beeler Venus Thompson Louisville Billie Speigelhalter B. F. Wright New Albany Will Frisnie Kentucky Maggie Amshuts Kansas Jane James Farnsley Peter Bell Arvil Snyder Wm. Lahue Joe Nevin D. T. Carter Bill Andy Merryman George Merryman George Fulner Charles Cunningham Louisville Street Railway Blythe Ludlow Bridgeport Blythe U. S Bridgeport Hill

Obituary: Charles P Gehlbach 1868 1906

Charles Philip Gehlbach born February 13 1868 died October 16 1906 aged 88 years 8 months and 3 days. He married Ada I Kintner March 28 1897 and with her had daughter Effie who survives with her mother. He joined the U B church at Pfrimmer's Chapel in December 1905 and lived a devout Christian life. He leaves wife child and a large family including eleven siblings and many friends. The remains were buried at Pfrimmer's Chapel with Rev W W Moore delivering the funeral discourse on life after death.

Charles Philip Gehlbach Ada I. Kintner Effie Charles U. B Pfrimmer’s Chapel Deecember W W Moore

Death of Mrs. Ella Shuck Near Corydon

Mrs. Ella Shuck wife of John Shuck died after several weeks illness of typhoid fever four miles south of Corydon. Funeral Friday at Pleasant Ridge was conducted by Rev. Rumbley and drew a large crowd. She was thirty eight and is survived by her husband and many relatives and friends.

Ella Shuck John Shuck Corydon Pleasant Ridge Rumbley

Free admission at skating rink on Fridays and Saturdays

The notice states ladies accompanied by gentlemen will be admitted free on Fridays and Saturdays each week.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harrison County Atlas Oi Eet Spencer Township Jonathan C. Marr Anderson Davis Theodore Henriott Edward Simon P. P. Engleman Daniel Swarens John W. Kintner Webster Township Jackson Township James R. Filis William Thomas David T. Boston Charles Gardner Jacob —_—_ Hiser Charles N. Dome David F Stevens John W. Breeden George C. Brown Thomas P. Gibson Josiah Crawford Max Warner Geo. H. Neel Michael Purtill Joe Jacobs James Underhill Franklin Township Marion Turner James H. Bowman George Bickel Harrison Township Morgan Township Blue River Township Geo. Dannenfelser Fioyd County Committee J. G& Rielly R. B. Neel Moberly Annie M. Pitman Lanesville A. M. Eisert, SR Milltown C. B. Ellis Donn Carter Charles P. Gehlibach
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