Local notes include a dogged chase and fake bills alert
A report details a girl uninjured after a minor collision on West Washington Street and a police warning to merchants about counterfeit six and twenty dollar bills. Other items note marriage license applications, an estate administration, Rhodes scholarships, public aid consolidation, and oil production figures. plus hospital news, club activity, and postal stamp reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scherer
Replar Street
Eric
Maguay
West Washington Street
Auto accident near Sparta clouds holiday gatherings
SPARTANSBURG Dec 21 A Scranton Lace Co representative's car skidded on a curve near Merchant's Corners and overturned on the way to Chicago, injuring no one reported. Nearby, the Christmas party season filled homes including the Most residence with the Princess Pat club and spouses exchanging gifts. The Spartanshare Consolidated school staff and families held dinners and gift exchanges, while church groups planned cantatas, services, and social gatherings. A winter closure note: schools end before holidays. many residents travel to Florida and other states for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Merchant's Corners
Spartanaburg
J.T. McLeroth
Scranton Lace Co
Scranton
Chicago
Tfl
Corry
Oskar Most
Happy Christina
Princess Pat Club
Spartanshare Consolidated School
Home Economies
Institutor
K. Alden Bennett
Mentor Club Holds Christmas Party in Corry
Twenty members attended a Christmas gathering at Miss Myrtle Fuller’s Mast Smith street home after a dinner at the We Hotel Corry. Talks on Christmas customs in Sweden and in Pinehurst were given by Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom and Mrs. Jesse Newton. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hillstrom on January 17. Several local residents were mentioned as visiting, ill, or passing, including Floyd Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Bethy Larrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Banner Shields
Sparta Grange
Baptist Church
Young People's Society of the Baptist Church
Philathea
Baptist Sharch
J. C. Crosby
Misa Mildred Gravis
Titusville
Hatchtown
Mary Louise
Lewis Rasey
Sabor Jay
Babe
J. A. Winans
Herman
M. T. Harrison
William
Clearwater
Fla
Eva Sherriff
Largo
M. E. Harrison
Freda Tayber
Jesse Cooher
We Hotel
NMS
Jales
Whyllis
Glen Stuwman
Union City
Amra
Henry Pastlake
Willis Larrison
Bethy Larrigan
Lye
Corydon's Role as Early Indiana Territorial Capital
Corydon served as Indiana's territorial capital with extensive building and the first general assembly meeting there in December 1813. The Cape Capitol building, governor's house, and public plans were developed, and the Constitutional convention was convened in 1916, marking a key era for Indiana's capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Corydon
General Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erle
Maurie D. Lilley
Violet S. Vettenabrg
Cory
B. F. Swartz
Tsaidelle Baker
Bessie G. Wilson
United States
Bureau of Mines
Highways
Warren van Dyke
Counldl
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
Maryland
State Highways Department
Loreh I. Gibson
Warren
Benevolent Association
Taiom City
Jane Houston
MacLean Houston
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Acacia Club of Masons
Masonic Club
James Sullivan
Uneq
American Irom and Steel Institute
Sparta
Merchant’s Corners
Sparta School
H. Wilcott
Ernest Reick
New Brungwick
MW. J
David Reick
Robert Scarem
Fredonia
Reba Robinson
Naomi Hutchison
Philadelphia School of the Bible
Layton Baldwin
Erie
Harkness
Alice Maitland
Leota Wilson
Anna Bradford
T. EB. Stoltz
A. H. Haenel
Emmi Burnell
Newark
Katherine Bennett
Katherine Tlealy
North Gira
Perry
Alice McCully
K. Arden Pennett
LaLa
Peas
Nesco
Ellis Electric Store
North Center Street
Mentor Club
Field's
Penn'a
Lvense No
Columbus Avenue
Chrismas
Moore's Ltd
Aticat Avenue
Valleyview Farm
Clymer
N.Y
Poultry and Supplies
Minorima
East South Street
Gtez
Por Sale
Porie
Egga
Gerald Bou
East Branch
Housshhuld Goods
William H. Long
South Center Street
West Wayne Survey
East Pleasant
Air Rifles
Bsc
SCOUT
Schlok
Ictal
FE. E. Guignon
Center St
Corry, Pa
Whitman's & Kemps
Keister
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