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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1922

Page

12

Fine catches by Corydon fishermen in Ohio River

A group of Corydon anglers along the Ohio River reported several notable catches last week. Charles K. Moore Ben Fleck and Bruce Erstine weighed a 48 pound catfish and a 9 pounder near Blue River mouth. Lu A Cline Charles H Toler Adam Schwartz John Bruner and Fred Stauth west of town landed about 200 pounds of fish at Kendall's Landing with several fish near eight pounds.

Corydon Ohio River Chas. K. Moore Ben Fleck Sruce Erstine Blue River Lu. A. Cline Chas. H. Toler Adam Schwartz John Bruner Fred Stauth Kendall’s Landing

Celebrate Silver Wedding of Mr and Mrs Fred Kraft

Mr and Mrs Fred Kraft of New Middletown marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home one mile east of New Middletown on Sunday August 13. Attendees included numerous Kraft relatives and friends from New Middletown Louisville Georgetown Edwardsville New Albany and surrounding areas.

Fred Kraft New Middletown Lewis Henry Karl Anita Jacob Schoen Genenwein Viola Carl Edward Schoen and Green Louisville Cand H. Schoen Qrland Clarence Arthur New Albany Alfred Schoen Zelpha Georgetown J. J. Zollman Urban Claudine Sand Fred Zabel Elmer Sand Mary Wenry Voelker Doris Louis Schoen Hilda Zelma Walter Gustav Schoen Willow Henry Foreman Allene Naomi Adrian Vand Howard Herman Schoen Lelia Thedora Norma Luella Alma Menry Lottich Hildred Roscoe Manuck Charles Byron Margaret Henry Buse Edgar Earl Pauline Pertha Evelyn Peter Delus Cleamentine Williams Anita Hesse Tillie Kraft New Midddletown Rachel Gruen Edwardsville Thelma Foreman Lafaysatie Messrs Gibert

Local families attend church events and gatherings in Clifton area

Clifton Dale Williar suffers rheumatism while the community records visits, attendances, and family travel. G A Ferree visited Louisville, numerous Williar relatives attended Moore's Chapel dedication at Rosewood, and multiple hospitality and Sunday plans are noted among the Clifton residents including trips to Laconia Elbert Rehoboth and New Albany.

Dale Williar G. A. Ferree Louisville Anderson Harold Williar Moore’s Chapel Rosewood J. W. Jones New Alband James Weaver Irvin D Laconia Rehoboth Annie Williar Win, Jones Elbert Virgin Margie May Anna Forbis Ray Williar Henry Fern J. H. Conrad Henry Hild New Albany Harry Williar Clifton Charlie Mettling Frank Heimbaugh Donald Williar

Posey Township Farmers Host Picnic at Kingery’s Grove

The Farmers Association of Posey Township held a well attended picnic at Kingery’s Grove near Elizabeth on Saturday August 19. A long community dinner followed with programs including W Clyde Martin Rural Sextette J Edgar Burton Indiana Automobile Association Criss Everett McClure Harless T Brown N I Clunie L A Stoy and musical duets and readings. A 10 by 24 foot silo is for sale at 100 dollars with cash discount, listed by J O Flock Rameey ureka.

Posey Township Farmers’ Association Kingery’s Grove Elizabeth W. Clyde Martin J. Edgar Burton Indiana Automobile Association Alf Smith Prof Criss Everett McClure State Farmers’ Association Harless T. Brown N. I. Clunie Messrs. Lemmel and Holmes L. A. Stoy

Government seeks reconstruction aides for veterans rehab

The United States Civil Service Commission says urgent need exists at Veterans' Bureau hospitals for reconstruction aides and assistants to occupational and physiotherapy in rehabilitation of disabled soldiers sailors and marines. Men and women may apply until further notice. no written exam required, ratings based on education training experience and physical ability.

Washington, D. C United States Civil Service Commission Veterans’ Bureau For Reconstruction Board of Civil Service Examiners

Local notes yield a mix of visits, accidents and plans

Ralph Conrad returns from Ohio and Michigan while Oscar and Mrs Cellum visit New Albany relatives. Dan R. Davis is held in Louisville due to train service and reports improved L and N passenger operations. Depauw events include a county fair like dance and a camp meeting near Ramsey. Other items note a horse buggy wreck near Frenchtown, an arm wound from hot wax, a broken log chain injuring John Arnold, and a tomato ripening plan involving a turner.

Ralph Conrad Ohio Michigan Oscar Cellum New Albany Dan R. Davis Louisville Kentucky Barry Depauw New Amsterdam Joe Flanigan Ayrshire Frank Bitner Frenchtown Dolph Pates Boy Milltown Ollie Vaughn Ollie Arnold Ramsey John Arnold Howard Simon

Sale of Livestock at Ora Tindall's Farm Aug 5

One large mule five years old and one small mule five years old, both good workers, one good brood mare thirteen years old in foal from a good Jack. Three Jersey milch cows all giving milk, two Jersey heifers, one to be fresh, one yearling Jersey bull, one brood sow to furrow about October 1, nine shoats weight about 50 pounds each and eight shoats weighing 85 to 150 pounds each. Will be sold at Ora Tin dall's sale two miles east of Central on Friday August 5.

Ora Tindall Central

Farmers Picnic at Mauckport Port

The Farmers Association of Heth Township with Sun day Schools held a picnic in Mauckport school yard on Friday August 18 with a large crowd. The program featured a Wesley Chapel Band concert, songs, duets, band selections, multiple speeches including J Edgar Burton Moody L Beaublossom Everett McClure Charles Douglas and N I Clunie, plus readings and addresses on topics like good roads and cost of production.

Farmers’ Association of Heth Township Mauckport Wesley Chapel Proprieter Concord Sunday School Bodenstadt Carver Sherrill Roy Beard J. Edgar Good Roads Burton Moody L. Beaublossom Lawrenceville Prof Criss Everett McClure State Farmers Assoc Reading Harless T. Brown Charles Douglas State Farmers’ Association N. I. Clunie

PARTY TO CAVE VISIT NEAR LANESVILLE FEATURED

A Saturday night outing to Wyan dotte Cave included Miss Celena McIntire of New Albany Miss Ruth Pitman of DeWitt Ark Kathryn Stilger Dorothy Tandy Kendrick Stilger of Lanesville and Ruth Erstine Bruce ratine Stoy Neafus Ernest Flock and Mr and Mrs Ernest Kitterman of Corydon. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs A Thorpe of New Orleans visiting relatives nearby Laneyville.

Wyandotte Cave Celena McIntire New Albany Ruth Pitman DeWitt, Ark Kathryn Stilger Dorothy Tandy Kendrick Stilger Lanesville Ruth Erstine Bruce Ratine Stoy Neafus Ernest Flock Ernest Kitterman Corydon Here A. Thorpe New Orleans Louisiana Laneyville

Philo Lynch Dies in Lawrenceville at Age 82

Philo Lynch, well known in the county, died July 6 at his son Lee Lynch’s home in Lawrenceville Illinois after a two week illness from paralysis. The remains were returned to Crawford county for burial at Shaffer's Ridge with funeral services by Rev. Sam White. He was a Christian Church member for sixty three years. Surviving are twelve children fifty eight grandchildren and twenty eight great grandchildren and his brother W C Lynch of this place.

Philo Lynch Lee Lynch Lawrenceville Illinois Lynch Crawford County Shaffer’s Ridge Sam White English Christian Church W. C. Lynch

In Memory Minnie J Askren

Obituary memorial for Minnie J Askren born September 4 1918 died July 17 1922 at age 3 with verses about remembrance and heavenly home. Signed by sister G A and parents Mr and Mrs Charles M Askren.

Minnie J. Askren Charles M. Askren Earth G. A

Birthday Dinner for Ed Routh at Pearl Street House

Mr and Mrs E M Routh hosted a surprise birthday dinner at the Pearl Street House for Ed Routh on his 64th year. Relatives and neighbors from Hancock county joined in music and country dancing plus nine large cakes and ample fare.

E. M. Routh Pearl Street House Hancock Harrison County B. F. Pillars Aline Mary Curtis L. R. Jackson Clyde John L. C. Routh Harley Eli Wolfe Nell Clayton Lillian Bert Edwin Aubria Routh Winston Newell W. B. Routh New Albany Tribune

Notice to Depositors of Corydon National Bank

Depositors are urged to accept The Old Capital Bank & Trust Company offer to guarantee 94 percent of deposits. Printed agreement forms and stamped reply envelopes are being mailed. call to obtain forms if not received promptly. TD A. Jordan, Depositors Committee chairman.

Corydon National Bank Old Capital Bank & Trust Company TD A. Jordan

Magazines for teachers advertised at Teachers' Institute

A local dealer offers subscriptions to Normal Instructor Primary Education Kindergarten and First Grade Elementary School Journal School Review and others. Contact at Griffins Store in Corydon during the Teachers' Institute to place orders.

Je Neil Ate Ve Sein Bdee Ok Corydon Teachers’ Institute Griffins Store

Ambu Service Station Battery Recycling Promote Fair

AMBU SERVICE STATION offers 5.00 to 10.00 for old batteries and charges 650 cents to recharge. Bring batteries to North East Side Public Square. Manager GEO. H. WILSON. FOR SALE S. C. Ancona eggs from selected stock Sheppards' strain di-

North East Side Public Square Wilson Mgr S. C. Ancona Sheppards

Fairview Sunday School Holds Annual Celebration Near Corydon

The Fairview Sunday School celebrated in a grove five miles southwest of Corydon on August 19 with a large crowd. Speakers included Rev. H. L. Davis Rev. Benj Eisman Rev. W. D. Rosenbarger Rev. C. H. Youngbleed Rev. Curtis Eskew Lew M. OBannon and Mrs C C Hubbard. Various Sunday Schools participated and performances by Alva Wiseman Bertha Hedges Sylvia Neely Sterritt Ruth Glenn and Juniors highlighted a successful program.

Fairview Corydon H. L. Davis Hill Grove Benj. A. Eisman W. D. Rosenbarger New Middletown C. H. Youngbleed Central Curtis Eskew Corydon Junction Lew M. O'Bannon C. C. Hubbard Shiloh Union Chapel Zoar Heigelberg Benj. Eisman Sylvia Neely Sylvia Sterritt Ruth Glenn

Notice to Auto for Hire Operators in New Albany

All persons using their autos for hire and accepting pay for hauling passengers must have a Special Tax Stamp from the Internal Revenue office. This applies during Fair week and beyond. apply before hauling passengers. For details contact the Internal Revenue Office in New Albany, Indiana.

Internal Revenue Regulations Internal Revenue Office New Albany Indiana

Accidental firearm injury at Corydon home

Raymond Munzer aged sixteen son of Mr and Mrs Fred Munzer suffered a gunshot wound to the foot while at the Flock home on the Corydon east edge. Kenneth Flock aged twelve was present as the rifle discharged from a resting place.

Raymond Munzer Fred Munzer Kenneth Benj. O. Flock Flock Corydon Young Munzer

Lexow Family Visit from Madison to Criss Household

Mr and Mrs Charles C Lexow and their seven year old son Charles the Third of Madison Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Edward Criss and family arriving Sunday afternoon after a 354 mile car trip Miss Phyllis twelve year old daughter of the Crisses had been visiting the Lexows for six weeks They note Madison is a city of 5000 people six miles from East St Louis Mr Lexow works as assistant Postmaster in Madison.

Charles C. Lexow Charles Madison Wlinois Edward Criss Phyllis

Brown Family Visit Brightens Wallace Household

Mr and Mrs J J Wm Brown and their young son J J Wm Jr of Wallace Ind visit his parents Mr and Mrs George Brown of Scott town ship.

J. J. Wm. Brown J. J. Wm. Jr Wallace, Ind George (. Brown Scott Township

Bond Sale Notice for Franklin School Township Bonds

Trustee of Franklin School Township Harrison County Indiana announces sale of bonds with face value 21000 bearing 5 percent interest from July 1 1922 payable semi annually. Thirty bonds of 700 each mature starting July 1923 with payments through 15 years. Sale at 2 PM September 8 1922 in Lanesville Indiana.

Franklin School Harrison County Indiana Lanesyville Farmers State Bank Lanesville Franklin Township

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. O. Flock Rameey Ureka Ilinois J. W. Roberts AMBU Fairview S. S John Meurer Fordson Power Fordson W. H. Bulleie & Sons Corydon, Ind Power Farming THE Corydon State Bank Federal Reserve System WM. Ridley Samuel Pfrimmer Rose Keller Jean Denbo Cecil W. Miles Bulleit Victor Wright Charles W. Inman Keller Will J. Bulleit William Ridley Indianapolis Jeffersonville Henry Kendle Interstate Public Service Company Clint Lagle Lee Davidson Spencer Township Mr. Lagle Perry Henriott David M. Mottier Bloomington Sam Pfrimmer Allen. McLaughlin Blaine Hays Profesor Mottier Indiana University
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