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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
12
The notice explains taxpayers may appeal levies to the State Board of Tax Commissioners after levies are set. Ten or more aggrieved taxpayers can file a petition with the County Auditor by the fourth Monday of September. The State Board will schedule a hearing in the county. Dated August 2, 1922.
After a week at Kamp Keller by Blue River the group breaks camp on Monday led by Mrs FLO Jordan and son Allen. The visitors include Misses Mildred Feliers Aleo Brewster Kath ryn Keller Mabel Grob Keller Kath leen Fleshman Lilian O Brnen Mel ba Hickman Louise Bottorff Sarah Katherine O Connor Corydon Mary Katherine McGrain Martha Robertson Louisville Martha Erni New Albany Alice Beckett Cincinnati. Chaperoned and accompanied by several attendants.
The Sun annual Sunday School celebration at Hill Grove Sunday School attracted good attendance. Rev. L Davis opened with song and prayer. Park Christian Church attendees from New Albany joined as principal afternoon speaker Rev. W. Dietrich. Local Sunday Schools Union and Wesley Chapel joined in, with musical duets and a large dinner aiding church funds.
Recap of visits and travels includes Oscar Lagle of Mitchell and Capt. Wood of Cairo. Auctioneer Frank Steph departs for Kansas City August 7 for training. Reuben Vaughn returns from Louisville. Rev Sonner and family visit New Amsterdam to see Mrs Sonner’s ill mother. Sunday School celebration at Moberly and Butterfield Grove picnic with the Butterfield family. Wayne Cunningham and family plan a trip to Litvenia for a week’s vacation. J Fred Boldt works in Louisville and returns home. Basket meeting and baptism planned at Mt Zion at next Sunday’s service. Carnation flour ad from New Middletown Milling Co.
Chester Arthur Saffer born December 26 1900 in Anurrison county Indiana died July 16 1922 aged 22 years six months and twenty days. He left a wife a baby his father mother one sister and three brothers many relatives and friends he was preceded by a daughter and five sisters and a brother. He was fond of his family and had joined Christ before death. He attended Musselman church Sunday School and was a member of the M W A New Middletown. The family expresses thanks to neighbors Rev M Rumbley and Swarens and Adam for kindness and sympathy and to Thaddeus Seacat and family for autos.
Clarence O Snyder of Stroud Oklahoma died Friday while at a San Antonio Texas hospital. Born in Harrison County Texas he was thirty years eleven months and twenty four days old. He enlisted in the U S Marine service in 1918 serving two and a half years including time in the U S A and at Corson Island. He was survived by a wife Ada May and three siblings and is buried with military honors at Stroud cemetery Oklahoma.
Posey Township Harrison County Indiana officials schedule a September 5 1922 meeting to review budgets for Road Fund Special School Fund Bond Fund and Tuition Fund with estimated expenditures and tax levies across roads schools bonds and tuition. The report lists line items for labor gravel materials equipment and debt service totaling several thousand dollars and shows per poll and per hundred tax levies. The proceedings aim to determine amounts to be raised by taxation for each fund and present a comparative statement of taxes collected and to be collected.
Residents and relatives from Depauw New Albany Corydon and nearby towns populated Milltown listings this week. Shoppers travelers doctors and ministers were seen in Louisville Marengo and New Albany while locals hosted guests and planned trips through Frankfort Lexington and Grayson Springs.
Tax figures list several levy amounts and totals for 1921 and 1919 with rights to be heard. Aggrieved taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by filing with the County Auditor by the fourth Monday of September. the State Board will set a hearing date in this county. Dated August 4, 1922. Andrew Anchutz, Trustee.
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