Corydon Chautauqua Sees Strong Support For Next Year
The Corydon Chautauqua Program finished this year with a $1250 ticket goal reached by 107 local signers. Leaders Dr. O W Hottle and Hugh Rhodes praised workers from Henry Wise man to Ruskin Rowe, noting Redpath staff and guests contributed to a lively five days of lectures plays and music. Plans for a five day session in 1922 are already in motion with many volunteers committed to selling season tickets and promoting progressive community culture.
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Corydon
O. W. Hottle
Hugh Rhodes
Sam Riely
Chautauqua Association
Redpath
Foley Snyder
Jellico
Tennessee
Snyder
Georgetown College
Kentucky
John H. Carter
LaFayette
Louisiana
Chautauqua
Merle Rahn
Lenark
Illinois
Carter
Tulane University
New Orleans
Rahn
Chicago University
John F. Bvrnets
Mt. Carmel
Roland
Evraets
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bvrnets
Mildred Terry
Chattanooga
Terry
Columbia School of Expression
Chicago
Redpath Chautauqua Bureau
Taggart
Thies
Community Notes From Laconia and Vicinity
Local residents and visitors are listed on a series of visits and travels to Louisville Wolfe Creek and Seattle. Notable names include Miss Marcella Boone Miss Cora Reeves Mrs Hal Hedges and Rev J F Turvander with details of their movements and a church marriage notice. Also mentioned are Carnation flour promotions and the shipment of county assessment lists to Indianapolis for binding.
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Marcella Boone
Louisville
Lou Stiles
Dan Stiles
Wolf Creek
Cora Reeves
Cumberland Exchange
Anna Reeves
Laconia
Harry W. Shields
Fresno
Cal
Ed Behrens
Public Schools of Posey Co
Hal Hedges
Union Chapel
Taylor Cunningham
Gus Schiel
Rehoboth
Lizzie Winterfield
Katie
Cleo Richter
Minnie Koheler
Belle Noe
Henry Greer
Alice Knear
Benna Vista
John Shields
David Brown
Seattle
Washington
Thompson E. Brown
Laconia Presbyterian Church
J. F. Turvander
David Irene Robertson
Columbus
Ohio
Turvander
Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
Lithopolis
Ex thief Razor Fenton blames crime on society and cites Ford aid
In a Sunday talk at First Baptist Church Evanaville ex thief R W Razor Fenton recounts 23 years of crime, values newspapers as crime preventers, denounces police brutality, and credits Henry Ford with aiding 4200 ex convicts in Michigan. He argues education over punishment and warns about political corruption aiding criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. “Razor” Fenton
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Fenton
House of Correction
Fenton S
Missouri Penitentiary
Ford
Henry Ford
Michigan
Buils
Evanaville Courier
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Selves
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
C. H. Ginkins
Corydon, Ind
New Muldoon Monument. Co
Louisville, Kentucky
Goodyear
Aeller’s
Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and Spring Sts
New Albany, Ind
Ernest Conner
Ontrometrist
Willys Light
Willys
Miller’s Electric Shop
Cecil W. Miles
L. C. Keller
Frank W. Shireman
C. W Hottle
H. T. Houdson
John H. Heth
F. E. Cropsey
Albert McGrain
Dowling McGrain
Claud H. Hurst
W. E. Amy
C. P. Trotter
Chas H. Kintner
Co. C. Quick
E. L. Miles
Hurley Conrad
T. J. Hudson
Will J. Bullett
Anna Bean
J. George Reuter
Lulu B. Reising
Frank Self
Colwell Frakes
A. R. Connor
Thomas J. Wilson
Walter Windell
Clara Bennett Allen
Union Transportation Line
Geo. Higdon
I. B. Wolfe
Ed. LaHue
J. Roy Stover
Boy Scouts
Ed O'Connor
B. F. Yeager
Edward Criss
Abraham Sieg
Geo. D
Harrison County
Pike
Edwardsville
Levi Blank
Shawnee
Walnut St
South Boone
New Middletown Milling Co
Oscar McCollum
Board of Review
Indianapolis
Lambert Trubipruf
Forest Turley
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