Two Week Religious Services at Mt Solomon and Gethsemane
Rev John B Gardner of Louisville will conduct two weeks of Lutheran services west of Corydon. Evening services at Mt Solomon recorded nightly except Saturdays this week with a 1030 communion next Sunday morning. Gardner preaches at Gethsemane next Sunday at 2 pm and leads nightly sessions the following week starting Monday except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gardner
Louisville
Mt. Solomon
Gethsemane Luthern
Corydon
Gardner
Gethwemane Church
Real April Winter Sweeps Wide Territory
A rare April winter struck a vast stretch of the United States from Sunday through Tuesday. Ground whitened by frost appeared Monday morning and continued through Tuesday, likely injuring some fruit though the extent remains unclear.
Local couples named in forthcoming notices
Raymond Kirkham and Evelyn Wells. Leo Brandenburg and Nellie Matnek. Claud Watson and Catheryn Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Kirkham and
Evelyn A. Wells
Leo A. Brandenburg and
Nellie Matnek
Claud C. Watson and
Catheryn M. Glenn
New Middletown Restaur ant and Confectionery Opens
Mr and Mrs Chas BE Wolfe announce the opening of a restaurant and confectionery at New Middletown Indiana in the former Richard Becker building starting Thursday April 8 1920. Sleeping quarters and two soda fountains will be installed and soft drinks served. The proprietors promise respectable service for ladies children and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Richard Becker
Mrs
Chas
BE. Wolfe
Ind
Greenbrier School Closes After Pleasant Term Program
Greenbrier school ended its term on Tuesday March 23 with a community noon feast and a program of songs dialogues and recitations. Soloist Ruby Leffler and the Byrn duo performed with a quartet by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Byrn and others. Sunday School begins April 4 at the Greenbrier schoolhouse. patrons invite all to attend and support summer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Byrn
Mancel Lindsey
Norman Utz
Greenbrier
Obituary Mrs Virginia A Horner dies in Chicago at 84
Mrs Virginia A Horner aged 84 died in Chicago on February 8 after a long life rooted in Kentucky and Fredericksburg. Maiden name Humphrey she leaves nine children of whom three survive James P Horner of Mascotte Florida Hattie Bush and Ora Puttock of Chicago. Several grandchildren and many relatives survive including Horner siblings and nieces and nephews. She was a Methodist church member and well known in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia A. Horner
Chicago
Orn
Kentucky
Humphrey
Alex Horner
James P. Horner
Mascotte
Florida
Hattie Bush
Ora Puttock
Fredericksburg
Charles
Nama
Jacke
Preston
Manila
P. I
Mary Leigler
Newport
Arkansas
Louie
Oakland City
Dardelle
Los Angeles
California
Ella McGuisk
Bradford
Lide Weilbaker
New Salisbury
Tirgah Corrie
Indianapolis
Mary Shephrd
Portland
Oregon
Josephine Moss
Tascoma
Washington
Addison Horner
Edward Horner
John
William
George W. Horner
Blue River
Cobert Jenkins Withdraws From Legislative Race
Cobert F. Jenkins withdraws from the Democratic bid for Joint Representative to the legislature for Harrison and Floyd counties. He cites neglected business interests after two years in the U S military service and notes his Jersey cattle herd and seed farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison and
Floyd
Cobert
Jenkins
United States
Death of Mrs Strashear of Laconia
The death angel claimed Mrs. Strashear of Laconia on March 20 1920 after a long illness of dropsy. She leaves husband John and seven children David La tham William Tipton Ethel Maynard Mabel Byrum Clara Conner George and Laura, four preceded her. Funeral by Brother Hewitt at Otterbein Cemetery west of Laconia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strashear
Laconia
N. W. Thompson
David
Latham
Illinois
Wiliam
New Albany
Ethel Maynard
Tipton
Ind
Mabel Byrum
Davidson
Clara Conner
George
Laura
M. E. Church
Evans Landing
Lfe
Brother Hewitt
Otterbein
Corydon Electric Shoe Repair Shop Ad
Shoe repairing. Why send your shoes to some other town for repairs and pay transportation both ways when you can get it done just as good at Corydon at the Electric Shoe Repair Shop In the A. B. Linder building. D. Stark, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
A. B. Linder
D. Stark
Resolutions of Respect for Madge Good
The Sunday School class and teacher honor Madge Good on March 20 1920 noting a life spent in study of light and faith. They praise her as a loving sister daughter and friend and pledge sympathy to her family while recording resolutions in the minutes and sending copies to the family and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Ielf
Joanna Prage
Emma Jenkins Roy N. O’bannon
Public Sale of Farm Stock At Degwood Location
J B Backherms will liquidate personal property at a public auction one half mile west of Degwood next Saturday April 10 1920. Items include a two year old mule three Jersey cows to freshen in May two Duroc sows with eleven piglets one shoat and about forty laying hens. Sale starts at 1 PM with usual terms. Auctioneer John J Seipel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Backherms
Degwood
Jersey
John J. Seipel
Independence Briefs and Community Notes From Missouri
Abe Williams reports Dr Martins left Okmulgee for a short visit to Independence. Thome plans a visit to Kansas City from Cypress Ave. Mrs Mosier quits a railway post for a higher paying job in Kansas City. A 25 person gathering at Mabel Jacobs' included music and a large lunch. George Jenkins travels to Byrneville to aid his ill sister Julia. Charles and Mrs Sappenfield consider a summer trip to New York, Georgetown, and Byrneville. Latter Day Saints conference nears with 300 preachers in town. Cheyenne Indians arrive from Kingfisher and set up teepees on the church lawn for the conference. some are noted as capable preachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Jacobs
Fider George Jenkins
South Noland St
Byrneville
Julia Jenkins
Charles Sappenfield
South Dudgeon St
New York City
Albert
Georgetown
Bee Crandall
C. Sappenfield
Dodgeon St
Latter Day Saints Conference
Kingfisher
Oklo
Public Auction Near Frenchtown Offers Farm Implements
The undersigned will offer at public auction one mile southeast of Frenchtown on Wednesday April 14 at 10 o clock. Items include a black mare farm wagon two spring wagons two buggies sled riding turning plow Hillside plow 8 inch plow two horse walking cultivator shovel cultivator three double shovel plows single shovel plow roller mowing machine Mellette cream separator hand and power cutting box with tower 2 HP motor engine large calf or hog crate grind stone roofing and other items. Terms made known day of sale. Launch on grounds. Philip S K Allen auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchtown
Spencer Township
H. P
Flanders
Eureka Telephone Co
Philip Ss. K. Allen
R. F. Travis
Williar and Williar Families Active Around Ridge
Dale Williar of Laconia was on the ridge Thursday. School will close at this place Wednesday April ith with a program in the afternoon. George Jones, Harry Williar, and John May attended the Kelly sale near the Camp Ground Thursday. John Arnold was in Corydon one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bennett were in West Point Kentucky on business Monday. Farmers are through sowing oats. Mrs. Arthur Logsdon who has been dangerously ill of pneumonia following influenza is still poorly. Walter McIntire assessor of South Boone was on the ridge last week. Mrs. Mary Robison with two grandchildren Raymond and Mary Thompson and Miss Millie Robison spent one day last week with Mrs. J. S. Bennett. Miss Fidelia Shields spent Wednesday night with her pupils Virgin and Margia May. Nate Wilbiar recently purchased four new five horse power Sattley ker osene engine and feed grinding outfit. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Williar took their daughter Laura Evalyn to Louisville last week to consult a doctor. Mrs. Wm Rhodes son Loren and daughter Evelyn of the Camp Ground are visiting sister Mrs. John Schweitzer. Misses Mary Williar Ola May Jenne Dill Marguerite Williar and Virgin and Margia May and Messrs. Herman L. May and Anderson D. Williar were Sunday guests of Harry Williar. Miss Lucy Jones of Elbert spent last Monday with Mrs. John Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Williar
Laconia
George Jones
Harry Williar
John May
Kelly
Arthur Logsdon
Walter McIntire
South Boone
Mary Robison
Raymond
Mary Thompson
Millie Robison
J. S. Bennett
Fidelia Shields
Virgin
Margia May
Nate Wilbiar
Herman L. May
Anderson D.williar
Rainbow Sale at Miles' Variety Store Opens Bargain Line
Campaign to save money features an 18 quart rinsing pan offered at 69 cents. Storewide prices promote value over repairs as part of the Rainbow Sale at Miles' Variety.
Mrs William Taylor Improves After Surgical Operation
Mrs William Taylor of Union Place has been at St Edward s Hospital in New Albany for two weeks after a surgical operation performed by Dr D F Davis of New Albany. She is improving rapidly and hopes to return home next week. She is the wife of County Treasurer William Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Taylor
Unis “Place
St. Edward's Hospital
New Albany
D. F. Davis
Taylor
William Taylor
Louisville Man Returns Home After Train Fall Injury
Robert Hughes, injured in a train fall months ago, has recovered enough to leave St. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital for home. He walked into town Saturday with a crutch but still remains plagued by a limb injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hughes
St. Mary and Elabeth Hospital
Louisvile
Local Social Notes From Harrison County Area Visitations
Mr and Mrs Baber of Kansas City Missouri visited Mr and Mrs James Crosby at Crandall last week. Crosby is ill with cancer. Ruth Reynolds formerly lived with the Crosbys after the death of her parents Ed and Mrs Reynolds. Ben F Leffler a Harrison county native sends a donation to the Democrat from Tonkawa Oklahoma. Mrs Leffler is a Harrison county girl, daughter of Luther Stover now in Oklahoma. Jacob A Stevens of Jeffersonville spent Easter with daughter Mrs Arvil Flock and wife Mrs Stevens who had been hospitalized in Madison. Charles G Smith renewed his Democrat subscription and owns the farm with the Old Capitol Hotel residence. Conrad Smithhenry of St Marie Illinois visits sister Mrs David Co Fouts Blue River township and brother William Smithhenry of New Salisbury. He was called by the death of sister Mrs Catharine Bee two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baber
Kansas City
James Crosby
Crandall
Crosby
Ruth Reynolds
Ed Reynolds
Ben ¥ F. Leffler
Harrison County
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
Leffler
Luther Stover
Jacob A. Stevens
Jeffersonville
Arvil Flock
Stevens
Chas. G. Smith
The
Democrat
Mr. Smith
Old Capitol
Conrad Smithhenry
St. Marie, Il
David Co. Fouts
Blue River Township
William Smithhenry
New Salisbury
Catharine Bee
Your Photo Poet Card Size Ad
Handsome mounted portrait offered at 15 cents as a trial order. Includes name Alton J. Vought from Cullom Illinois with order code m31 2w. Local appeal to customers seeking affordable keepsake photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton J. Vought
Cullom
Illinois
State Highway System Expanded With New District Engineers
The State Highway Commission outlined a highway improvement plan from Leavenworth to Corydon via Wyandotte to New Albany. Twenty four subdivision superintendents were appointed to oversee the five district engineers of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Leavenworth
Corydon
Wyandotte
New Albany
White Leghorn Eggs for Hatching at Depauw Indiana
New White Leghorn eggs for hatching the beautiful white bird that lays the eggs. 1.26 for 15 eggs. 5.00 per hundred. Write or phone McCutcheon Bros. Depauw Indiana. m24-4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutcheon Broz. Depauw
Ind
Cannery Manager Sees Strong Tomato Outlook in Corydon
Mr I B Cook Curtice Brothers cannery manager visited the office last Wednesday and subscribed for the Democrat. He recently returned from New York and reports farmers in the county likely to grow more tomatoes than ever this year. He and assistant manager W H Bussabarger are planting large tomato beds on cannery property and will supply plants to farmers who lack their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Cook
Curtice Brothers Company
Democrat
Cook
New York
Corydon
Ensilage Seed Corn Why Not by Albert McGRAIN Corydon Ind
Promotes Southern Prolific Ensilage corn as a top silage producer with 14 to 17 foot stalks and 2 to 4 ears per stalk. Claims 1/3 to 1/2 more tons per acre and maturity across the Central Belt. Also offers Reid's Yellow Dent shelled and graded in free bags with prices per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Prolific
Cors Belt
Reid
Southern
Albert McGrain
Corydon
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fordson
Trace Mar
Henry Ford
Henry Ford & Son
W. H. Bulleit & Sons, Inc
Corydon, Indiana
Interstate Public Service Company
Hoosier Flyers
Watson Junction
Sellersburg
Scottsburg
Crothersville
Seymour
Columbus
Edinburg
Franklin
Greenwood
Dixie Flyers
Interurban
Way Interstate Public Service CO
Indiana
Board of Trade
T. P. Govan
M. D
Davis
Corydon Junction
Isterling’s
New Amsterdam
Palmyra
Johnson
Elizabeth
Smith’s
Mt. Solomon and
Gethsemane
Lutheran Churches
Studebaker
Buchanan & Gwartney
First National Bank
Cobert Jenkins
Jesus
Heaven
Clara
Independence, Mo
Abe Wiliams
Clifton
Jennie Dill
Lucy Jones
Elbert
John Arnold
Kega
Cannery
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