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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
4
David J. Rhoades now in Culbertson Neb renews his subscription praising the thrifty town in a good county. He notes town and farm land have risen about fifty percent in the past year as buyers arrive from across the country. Wheat crops look promising. Mr. K. laments several recent deaths of good friends and relatives in the county.
The Mauckport High School Alumni Association held its annual banquet April 6 at the Mauckport public school with about fifty attendees. Guests included two town school trustees and instructors. The menu featured orange fruit cup, chicken, corn, mashed potatoes, ice cream, and bluebell decor.
Third Liberty Loan coupon holders in the Seventh Federal Reserve District start exchanging temporary certificates for permanent bonds with no charge to the bond holder. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago notes that exchanges deliver permanent bonds at U S expense and explains district totals of outstanding bonds and subscriber counts.
Dr. T. J. Martin and family return from St. Petersburg Florida spending winter there with a brief stop in Atlanta en route home. Mrs. George Ruff hosted an April 1 dinner for friends. Florence Parker visited Louisville sister-in-law Mrs. Horace Hurley last week. Charles Norman returns home on Easter vacation from Greencastle. Raymond Ruff, Beggs Oklahoma principal, reports securing the same job next year at a higher salary. Mrs. Edward Elis, formerly of Bradford, recovering from surgery at St. Anthony's Hospital Louisville, has returned to Salem.
Dayton based Seng your orders JOS F PINAIRE of Ramsey Indiana advertises airless puncture proof tires with an 8000 mile guarantee and contact details Eureka Corydon exchange phone.
An obituary notice honors Mrs. Jacobina Hornickel who died March 30 1919 at age 86 years 2 months and 19 days. The family recalls her devotion and faith, notes a year of mourning, and mentions visiting her grave and hope of reunion in heaven. The piece also records local notices about Frank P Loitch and Albert Loitch from Corydon detailing Albert's return home after years away, land purchase in Powers County Colorado, and military service credits.
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