Rowe's Cut-Rate Garage in Milltown Listing Local Notices
Omer Patrick left Monday night for St Louis seeking employment. Numerous residents and visitors from Marengo Indianapolis Louisville etc observed Thanksgiving activities and hospital, business, and family visits across the region with several trips noted to New Albany Huntingburg Corydon Depauw and St Francisville. Miles Radio Store advertises thirty-one stations heard in one night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Patrick
St. Louis
Ralph E. Jackson
J. Harry Lemon
Earl Rhodes
Shriners
Louisville
Elmore Creceling
Marengo
Alonzo Freeman
Crawford County
St. Francisville
Dee Harris
Asheville
N. C
Cora B. Moore
G. W. Baylor
Noble Spencer
Indianapolis
Ollie
George Churchill
Depauw
Joseph Mathey
Frenchtown
Hilgard Steerstedter
Alice Simons
Little St. Louis
E. J. Bye
Willie Byram
Decker
Ind
Virgil Byram
Mack Funk
Chancy Byrn
Georgetown
Wm. Lee
Harry
New Albany
Rufur Lee
Darline
Arthur Smith
Harry Marge
Mareo
Francis Miller
Ed. Lang
Baylor
George Eddieman
Roscoe Moore
Evert Hutslar
Walton
Meta Shuck and Kenneth Frye wed in quiet Thanksgiving ceremony
Miss Meta Shuck daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Shuck married Kenneth Frye of Jasper Indiana on Thanksgiving afternoon at three oclock in the Shuck home. Rev J G Moore conducted the ring ceremony before close relatives and friends. The bride wore a blue tailored coat suit and a black velvet hat with silver. A simple reception followed. The couple will reside in Jasper Indiana where their home had been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Shuck
J. H. Shuck
Kenneth Frye
Jasper
Indiana
J. G. Moore
Thanksgiving social notes from Corydon and area
Thanksgiving day guests and local visits across Corydon Indiana and nearby towns are listed. Families mentioned include Bickel Verdun Lind Voelker, Burger, Richert, Harper, Eigenmenger, Gleitz, Leffler, Walter, Zabel, Hacker, and others with names and places in Louisville and Marengo. One illness noted: Mrs. Thomas Harper ill at her Corydon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bickel
Virginia Greer
G. H. Jones
Louisville
Nora Bickel
Albert Wolfe
W’s
Herman Lind
Wm. Voelker
Geo. Etlwanger
Lanesville
Walter
Marengo
Wm. Burger
Irma
Grace
Mary
Albert
Susie Richert
Clemma
Orlen
Thomas Harper
Corydon
R. E. Leffler
Gus Eigenmenger
Gethsemane
Geo. Bickel
Arthur Gleitz
Lee Winters
Alice Martin
W’s. _ brothers
John and
Emmons Leffler
Geo. Bickel Jr
John Walter
John Hacker
Farm boy brings extraordinary sweet potato to office
Lawrence Brengman of Scott township brought a novel sweet potato to the office last week. The tuber measures thirty six inches long with pronounced crooks and bends, a specimen the reporter says has never been seen before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Brengman
Scott Township
Spencer Township Farmers Institute at Moberly
Spencer Township Farmers Institute held in Moberly on Saturday November 24 1923 opened by chairman J W G Loud with America. Mrs Lillian T Pierce spoke on cooperation clubs for boys and girls. I J Mathews discussed poultry business and farm improvement. Officers for next year were elected J W G Loudon president Joe A Gettelfinger vice president H E Barrow treasurer J R Pitman secretary. 17 women and 25 men joined. Premiums awarded for corn potatoes bread cakes and more. total entries 148 and $32.80 awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Township
J. W. G. Loudon
Joe A. Gettelfinger
H. E. Barrow
Treas
J. R. Pitman
Lillian T. Pierce
Ola Clanie
Laura Gettelfinger
H. O. Latue
I. J. Mathews
Winamac
Mathews
J. V. G. Loudon
Barrow
Sam Loudon
C. J. Gurtz
Ola Clunie
Nellie Pitman
Nora Giles
Joe Pitman
Dewey Amundsen
Delmon LaHue
Alice Tronc
Ed. Barrow
Freddie Windell
Ralph Gettelfinger
Virgil Harmon
Aliene Thurman
Viola May Bye
Josephine Harmon
Mildred Gettelfinger
Charlie Berst
Ruth Hottenl
Jannetta Gettelfinger
Dorothy Wiseman
Mary Clunie
Margaret Bush
Mildred
Clunie
Stoy
Claude Davis
Edward Criss
Rachel A. Hickman
Institute
Moberly
J. Vv
Loudon
Rosenbarger Morris Wedding on Thanksgiving Day
Miss Helen Rosenbarger daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm H Rosenbarger and Mr Frank Morris son of Mr and Mrs Wm H Morris were wed at the bride’s North Market Street home last Thursday at 4 pm Rev J G Moore officiated with a ring ceremony. Guests enjoyed cake and ice cream shaped as lady slippers and gifts included a radio. The couple will live with the bride’s parents this winter before moving to Indianapolis for the groom’s work at Standard Sanitary Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rosenbarger
Wm. H. Rosenbarger
Frank Morris
Wm. H. Morris
North Market Street
J. G. Moore
Mildred Farish
Catherine Hudson
Ruth Ed. Keller
Sidney Keller
Sibyl Frederick
Indianapolis
Morris
Louisville
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Mrs. Morris
Boy Brings Hickory Pole Piece From 1876 Campaign
John Brunner, now grown but living near Corydon, submitted two sections of a hickory pole raised by Democratic supporters in front of his grandfather George Brunner’s home during the 1876 presidential campaign. He was ten then and the pole stayed in the Brunner barn. a portion remains. He plans to deliver a piece to the Democrat editor to make a cane. Wood goods advertised by W. H. Bullett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brunner
Corydon
George Brunner
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
John
the Democrat
Redemption of 1919 War Savings Stamps Urged
Postmaster R E Black announces treasury redemption of 1919 series stamps due January 1. Holders should present certificates after December 1 at the local post office for receipts, with checks mailed directly from the treasury on January 1. Prompt submission aids faster processing and delivery. Heavy clipped oats clean and sweet at n28-2w Corydon Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Black
Treasury Department
Washington
Thanksgiving Dinner at Woertz Home Featured Local Guests
The Woertz family and relatives gathered Thanksgiving day at Corydon Junction hosted by Mrs. Royal Quebbeman. Attendees included George and Leotha Woertz, Byron Woertz, Henry Woertz, Chas Barksdale, Dorothy and Audrey Lee, and Walter Woertz. A Pennington's Chapel Christmas Eve program is announced with recitations, songs, a Xmas tree, and Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woertz
Royal Quebbeman
Corydon Junction
Henry Woertz
Leotha
Byron
Chas. Barksdale
Dorothy
Audrey Lee
Walter Woertz
Pennington’s Chapel
Santa Claus
Lorena Elliott
Helen Reising
Rat-Snap Rat Poison Ends Rat Plague At Home
A reader recalls Rat-Snap poison ending a rat problem at home after a dangerous encounter with other baits. The notice notes the product kills rats and is safe around house pets, with pricing references of 35c 65c and 1.25.
Four Corydon Churches Hold Union Thanksgiving Service
Four Corydon Protestant churches joined in a Thanksgiving morning service at the Presbyterian church with pastors Harris Moore Carr and Smith leading a sermon on Joy of Union with Christ Joy of Fruit Bearing and Joy of Christian Fellowship. An offering of 49.43 was raised for local charitable aid. A radio advertisement note followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Presbyterian Church
Mark L. Harris
J. G. Moore
M. E. Church
F. J. Carr
The
Christian Church
Amzi Smith
U. B. Church
Smith
U. B
Christ
Kitchen Shower for Mr and Mrs Cecil Evans
A kitchen shower was given Saturday night December 1 for Mr and Mrs Cecil Evans. Attendees included numerous Croxier Stiles Crosier and Evans families from Corydon and nearby towns in Kentucky and Indiana. The event featured games and music with many useful gifts and well wishes for the couple. Also advertised Timothy hay for sale by W L Conrad in Corydon Indiana at market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Evans
James Croxier
H. Love
Ll. Stiles
Thomas Holiday
Norval Yeager
H. McBride
Ola Evans
Harry Cooper
Ed. Crosier
C. Evans
Roy Beckhart
Ora Ellis
Peewee Valley
Burkell Forbis
Roscoe Crosier
Louisville
Timothy Hay
W. L. Conrad
Corydon
Ind
Kentucky Visitors from Ekron Visit Heth Township
John C. Richard and his son Wilson of Ekron Kentucky spent a few days with relatives in Heth township. Richard renewed his Democrat subscription in Corydon last Saturday. The family moved from Heth to Kentucky seven years ago where John has sold Rawleighs remedies since. Their daughter Cletus teaches at Hill Grove and Kathleen attends school at Bowling Green preparing to teach. A car of corn arrives soon with prices advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant. Bauer
St. Joseph
Philip Seacat
Shelbyville
Ind
John Haycock
Batman’s Ridge
Elmer Creekus
Joseph Kelley
Pilot Knob
William Boldt
Henry Summers
Huntingburg
Joseph R. Ross
New Albany
Beulah Lynch
Dorcas Lee
J. Harry
Lee
William Lee
Charles P. Trotter
Corydon
Richard Tyler
Jesse Tyler
Ida E. Hedden
Harry and
Lloyd Gibbs
John C. Richard
Wilson
Ekron
Kentucky
Heth Township
Richard
Democrat
John
Rawleigh
Cletus
Hill Grove
Kathleen
Bowling Green
Reappointed Jury Commissioners Named in Local Notice
Judge Thomas J. Wilson reappointed W. J. Bullett a Democrat and John Becker Jr a Republican as Jury Commissioners for another year. The two are tasked with drawing names from townships and pre court to select jurors, ensuring honesty and competence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bullett
John Becker, Jr
Thomas J. Wilson
Bullett
Mr. Becker
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Rowe’s
Milltown
Hatta
India
Shuck—Frye
Spencer Township Institute
Rosenbarger—Morris, i
Pole
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Mr. N. Windsor
R. J
UNION
Corydon Presbyterian Church
Bee
Us Now
Nba
Miles’ Radio Store
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