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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

9

Forger hunted caught by rule in Louisville arrest

John Rufus West a convicted forger said to be wanted in many states was arrested by Detectives John McGillicuddy and others at his home in Louisville on a charge of uttering a worthless check. West had posed as a St Louis lumber man swindling in Kentucky and Louisville. he was paroled from Michigan State Prison in 1920 for forgery and is said to have violated parole. The case ties to checks cashed and past indictments. West was identified as William D. Darnell in records. The article notes a prior marriage to Meta Shuck and mentions recent whereabouts.

John Rufus West John McGillicuddy West Fred H. F. Zimmerman Kentucky Louisville St. Louis Willard Coker Gideon Anderson Lumber & Mercantile Company William D. Darnell Michigan State Louisville Courier Journal Meta Shuck John Shuck Meta Michigan City Miss Shuck

Enjoyable Time at Glenwood Park Basket Dinner

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Bines of Indianapolis spent the afternoon at Glenwood Park and shared supper. Attendees included Mrs. Lee McKinney, the Deatricks, Parish, Thorn, Lance, True man, Melton, Curtis, Huntsinger, Deatrick, Kopp, Harmon, Culter, and Tribby, with Mrs. Bines a daughter of the late Wilford Kitterman.

Asa Bines Indianapolis Glenwood Park Lee McKinney Otto Deatrick Enana Chas, Parish Lillian Thorn and Sons Geo. Lance Blanch Trueman Joe Melton Robert Curtis Etta Huntsinger D. L. Deatrick Harve Kopp Martha Harmon Hino Culter Wim. Tribby Bines Wilford Kitterman Corydon

Wanted Moen at the Wagon factory in Corydon

Help wanted at Keller Mfg Co Corydon Indiana for steady work with good pay and conditions. Both phones listed.

Moen Keller Mfg., CO Corydon, Ind

Public sale of estate items in Harrison county Indiana

Administrator of Laura E. Watson estate announces a public auction at the deceased's late residence in Heth township Harrison county Indiana on Thursday August 10 1922 at nine in the morning. Items include two horses two cows sow eight pigs farm wagon mowing machine buggy work harness hay and crops plus household goods. Cash for sums 5.00 and under. over 5.00 on credit for nine months with note and six percent interest post maturity. Essa Richard auctioneer.

Laura E. Watson Heth Township Harrison County Indiana

Car Turns Over After Celebration Trip Near New Middletown

A Ford owned by Mrs. Margaret Rudel of Flocktown and driven by her son Win Rudel overturned on a curve between St. Peter's celebration grounds and New Middletown. Mrs Rudel eighty five was pinned beneath the car but escaped with slight injuries along with other passengers. Mr Rudel was unhurt. They were taken to Bullett's garage where the car was already purchased recently. A sale notice for farm tools and equipment by Roy E. McKim is listed to be held Friday at one half mile west of Laconia with cash discounts.

Margaret Rudel Flocktown Win Rudel St. Peter's Celebration Grounds New Middletown Margaret Elizabeth Wm. Rudel Nora St. Peter’s Mr. Rudel Bullett Rude Gee. Crawford McCormick Empire Eureka Telephone Company Roy E. McKim Laconia

Farm boys tour Kentucky to judge live stock

The Corydon High School Animal Husbandry class led by Mr. Edward Criss and Mr. N J Clunie toured Kentucky farms near Lexington and Versailles on July 28 and 20 to judge livestock. They viewed Duroc pigs at McKee Brothers farm and Herefords at E H Taylor Jr and Camden farm, learning breed type and merit with Purdue Extension guidance.

Corydon High School Edward Criss N. J. Clunie Lexington Versailles Kentucky O. S. Williams Clark County Kiltz Charlestown New Albany C. F. Gobble Purdue Extension Department Louisville McKee Brothers Harris Kentucky Experiment Station Frank McKee E. H. Taylor Jr United States Patterson Mr. Gobble Camden Farm J. C. Kinger Hampshire

Classic White Soap Deal at Miles Variety Store

Advertises Classic White Laundry Soap at 5c per bar, price 14¢ for a package. Stores in Jy-26-3-w period catalog list Miles' Variety Store as the seller.

Miles

Harrison County Fair Sets Dates for Sixty Third Annual

The Harrison County Fair will run from August 28 to September 1 this year. The premium list has been printed and is ready for distribution as the Sixty Third Annual Fair highlights the event.

Harrison County

Clover seed saver delivery clover buncher ad

An advertisement from V. H. Bulleit & Sons promotes a side delivery clover buncher that will save all your clover seed, labeled Jy-26-2-w.

W. V. H. Bulleit & Sons

Play Party at Miss Eleanor Kochert’s Near Crandall Draws Many

A Sunday night party at Miss Eleanor Kochert’s home near Crandall drew a large mix of young and old attendees. Dozens of local residents named include Albert Walker Andrew Schmelz George Schmelz John Kochert and many others. Refreshments were served and games kept guests entertained. A separate auction notice promotes Frank L Amy’s sale of White Leghorn chickens and other stock on August 9 with a 4 percent cash discount.

Eleanor Kochert Crandall Albert Walker Andrew Schmelz George Schmelz Joseph Glotzbach John G. Kochert Joseph Schneider Hilda Gilbert Alois John Litch Marvin John Jr Charles Karhi Felmy Robert Thomas Anthony Weisenberger Maggie Schmelz Alois Schmelz Roy Wolfe Edward Wilbert Ott William Louis Rochert Joseph Herman John Steven Bachman John Clemence Andrew Henry Elmer Clarence Conrad Jesse Burns Parvin Wagner Elmer Lahue Jamie Benson Robert Miller Roy Hamilton Howard Dyer John Anderson Andrew August Schmelz Frank Hahn Charles Alagar Leonard Lambertus Louis Fachinger Edward Ehalt Russel Crone Chester Virg Scheler Edward Schneider Happy Evans Frank Endris Rawleigh Sims Albert Lottich Henrietta Ott Sophia Bachman Anna Bertha Glotzbach

Local News Briefs and Health Notices from Corydon and Nearby

Mrs. Nate Wilbiar is sick. Lucille Ridgeway of Louisville and Lewis Cooper of Laconia visited Virgin and Margin May. Rev. Clark of Louisville preached at the E L Presbyterian church. Mrs. Lydia May was in Corydon Thursday to see her sister, Mrs. Louise Horn. Howard Bishop, recently operated on in Louisville, is home. Clifton S S all day meeting postponed due to rain. Lydia May lost a valuable cow. George S. Jones was in Louisville last Friday. George Doolittle, County Surveyor, was here Friday. C J Treece contractor and Dale William Supt attended. Mrs. Elmer Wil lior seriously ill. Dr Bierly called from Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. J W Jones and daughter Mary of Elbert spent Sunday with D C Williar.

Nate Wilbiar Herman Mayr Corydon G. C. Doolittle Lucille Ridgeway Louisville Lewis Cooper Laconia Virgin and Margin George S. Jones C. J. Treece Dale William Supt Lydia May Louise Horn Rev. Clark E. L. Presbyterian Church Elmer Williar Bierly Elizabeth J. W. Jones Mary Elbert D.C. Williar Howard Bishop

Calves Hogs and Sheep Sale Near DePauw

Eighteen head of Holstein and Jersey cattle twenty six head of Big Type Poland China hogs and pigs and thirty three head of sheep will be sold at the Bock sale one half mile west of DePauw on Thursday August 10. Sale begins at 9 30 o'clock A M. R F Davis Auctioneer Jy 26 2 w.

Roy E. McKim Luconia Bock Farm DePauw Frank L. Amy Central Ed Pitman Essa Richard Auctioneer Bock R. F. Davis

Billion Victory Notes Called for Redemption and New Issue Planned

Washington announces redemption of about one billion dollars of 4 percent victory notes maturing May 20, 1923 on December 15, 1922. Series A through F will be retired early. A new issue of 414 percent short term treasury notes dated August 1, 1922 and due December 15, 1926 is offered, with rights to allot more notes as victory notes are tendered.

Washington Victory Sec. Mellon

Race horses win both races at Henderson Kentucky

Stepra Brothers' horses captured both races at Henderson Kentucky. Rose E. won the pace in 8.25 and Modisty Ivan won the trot in 14.25. They are entered this week at Petersburg. Miles' Variety Store advertises 40c Flaxon at 23c yd and 25c Lawn at 14c yd.

Miles Stepra Brothers Henderson Rose E Modisty Ivan Petersburg

Three Corner Lots for Sale in Crandall Crandall Fox Gate

Three lots on a corner in Crandall at the Fox gate are up for sale. For information call or write W. D. Burn of New Salisbury Indiana. Jy-19-3-w.

Crandall Fox ‘Gate W. D. Burn New Salisbury Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barney Oldfield Oldfield Oldfields Wichita W. H. Bulleit & Sons THE Corydon State Bank Federal Reserve System WM. Ridley Samuel Pfrimmer Rose Keller Jean Denbo Cecil W. Miles Bulleit Victor Wright Charles W. Inman G. Keller Will J. Bulleit William Ridley Jeffersonville Interstate Public Service Company Hoosier Flyers Watson Junction Sellersburg Scottsburg Crothersville Seymour Columbus Edinburg Franklin Greenwood Dixie Flyers Interstate Public Service CO 610 Board of Trade Ernest Conner Ontrometrist Conner New Albany, Ind Jas. L.luckett Jans Johan H. Heth Bulleti Essa Richard Farm Boys Clifton
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