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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
3
Corydon residents urged to protect kidney health using Doan's Kidney Pills after a Halt Walnut Street resident recounts severe back pain and dizziness. The speaker reports relief and endorses the product, priced 66 cents, distributed by Tester-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Herman Miller and Ora Voyles were married Wednesday afternoon July 27 in Webster township at the Christian Church parsonage with Rev. W D Battle officiating. Elmer Voyles and Mabel Zink witnessed the ceremony. They hosted a wedding supper then traveled to the groom’s home and later received a reception by the Miller family.
The annual meeting of The Harrison County Telephone Company will be held at Elizabeth on Saturday August 13 at 1 30 PM. All stockholders are urged to attend due to important business. By order of Directors Will R Cromwell Secretary.
A list of trades and career paths presented for guidance including leather working home economics garment trades commercial occupations automobile manufacturing lumber farming farm mechanics civil service transportation and railroads electrical and printing trades teaching keep ing shop trades welding jewelry photography and color work.
Rebecca Byrn died July 24 at age 76. Funeral conducted by Rev Trouts with Georgetown WARB choir at St John cemetery. Survived by five children, sixteen grandchildren, six great grandchildren. husband Levi W Burn preceded her in death. Known as Aunt Becky, she lived in Byrneville and was respected for her kindness.
A party led by Mr. Jesse Smith and Mrs. Thos Smith of Corydon traveled through Central and Northern Indiana visiting relatives. They logged over 1200 miles seeing friends, stopping at Hillsboro and Bloomington, Penned by the Stonecipher and Hottell families, with gatherings in Fowler and Turkey Run. The trip included food, church events, and a birthday dinner for Mrs. Straud Watson, ending with a return to Indianapolis and Columbus after more than three weeks away.
Riobert 3 Kelley born February 13 1863 died July 26 1921 aged 58 years 5 months 13 days. He leaves four brothers and four sisters and spent years in the West before returning to Evan's Landing. He underwent cancer surgery in 1919 and was baptized February 26 194). His funeral was held on Thursday in a peaceful procession.
Funeral services for a deceased individual were held July 28 at 2 P M at the Evans Landing Presbyterian Church with burial in the church cemetery. Rev W O Beaty of Louisville conducted the services and Mr Williams of West Point Ky led a song and assisted the choir. A large number of relatives and friends attended. a niece M K was noted in the obituary.
Voyles thanks friends and customers after selling his business. He notes happy relations and expresses hope that his successors Alva Hendrick and Harley Routh will continue the same friendly ties and prosper with customers per E C Simmons' motto that a merchant must help customers prosper.
Allen Curts and Ruth Personett were married at the County Clerk's Office in San Bernardino California on July 26. The couple celebrated at the Commission Inn in Riverside and then took a mountain trip. They plan to reside in Indiana.
Request letters to all who owe money to the seller to call and settle by cash or note on or before the 29th of the month. The notice identifies a settled debt collection deadline after business sale.
John M. Quick to Myrtle Quick Arlie M. Winders to Anna P. Winders Stanley H. Keen to Lydia A. Lamb Roy E. Housel to Beatrice Renson. The notice records several marriage licenses issued with the names of the couples and partners.
Ten month old 300 pound fine registered Duroc boar offered for breeding. Service available at 1.06 dollars. Contact SEE SNYDER in Eureka by phone or write Corydon Indiana R. R. 6 A-3-3w.
World renowned tenor Enrico Caruso died suddenly in his native country of Italy. The longtime singer had shown signs of improvement after a period of illness, but his death came as an unexpected shock to the music world.
Robert F. Barker of 3501 W. Waliaut St Louisville Kentucky seeks farm employment avoiding milking duties. He notes a wife, availability, and he can provide satisfactory references. Written as a classified notice dated January 27.
The yearly report notes 14 429 books and magazines circulated and 17 327 readers used the library. It announces the Indiana Historical Commission gift of the Gold Star Honor Roll, with one copy to every family who lost a service member and one in every Public Library in the state. The volume features photographs and life sketches of those who gave their lives in service.
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