Mice Rose Kellem Improves After Illness
Mice Rose Kellem, daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Kellem, has shown improvement after a bout with appendicitis and related illness.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
1
Mice Rose Kellem, daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Kellem, has shown improvement after a bout with appendicitis and related illness.
A large crowd gathered in town Saturday for Christmas shopping as stores display a wide range of goods and trims. Local merchants report strong demand for seasonal decorations and gift items.
Mrs Barbara Hendricks died Monday at her Morgan township home near Central Barren at about seventy four. She leaves her husband William Hendricks, eleven children and two stepchildren, plus brother John Scharrer and half brother Louis Scharrer. Funeral from German M B Church. burial in church cemetery. Cause paralysis. second stroke about eight weeks prior.
Gresham Camp No. 8270 M. W. A. elected officers last Monday night led by Venerable Consul Clarence W. Kopp and Worthy Adviser Oscar Salliman. Other officers included Banker John Y. Hudgens, Scott Frank Wilson, Clerk Edward Bullett, Watchman Charles Emily, Sentry William Kingery, and Trustee Joseph W. Dellinger.
County Clerk James A. Watson traveled to Indianapolis on Monday on official business.
Six banquets by Corydon business men feature speakers led by J Edgar Burton of Indianapolis on good roads. A motor club forms with Dr F A Ulen as president and plans to boost Harrison County tourism. Funds overdue for building payments. Death notice for Sherman Pinaire in Florida. survived by wife four children and siblings.
Miss Mabel Shuck daughter of Elmer and Mrs Shuck Bethany Nebraska wed Mr Lee Stevens son of Lemuel and Mrs Stevens west of Corydon. They started for Indiana December 9 to visit relatives and will return to Nebraska in spring. The groom works as a farmer and has been employed by the Shucks for five years.
An old advertisement urges readers to deposit any amount from $1.09 at The Savings and Loan Association of Corydon and earn interest from the day of deposit with semiannual postings.
John Stuart of Sandy Branch is in critical condition after a long illness with a severe sore foot. Mrs. Mollie Perry and Mrs. Ed Bryant, previously ill, show improvement. Local residents, including George Jenkins and families, are noted visiting relatives in nearby areas during the past week.
A suit filed in the Circuit Court seeks rights in letters patent used by Indiana creosoting firms against Alvin J. Hert. Plaintiffs include widow Zetta McG Lowry and her children Jean Helen Thomas and Margaret Van Werveke. A similar action in Indianapolis was dismissed for lack of process and filed here, Hert’s home.
Dort demonstrator new at 990 delivered. New 490 Chevrolets 800 delivered. Four Dort used in good order 625. Used Fords cheap. 30x3% 6000 miles non skid casings 15. 3 cell long or square 18 months guaranteed battery 22.50. 30x3% weed chains 4.25. Order by phone or mail to Co. M. Byrne Georgetown Ind.
Miss Clarice Mildred Bruch daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip A Bruch and Mr Frank A Brown son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Brown of Franklin township were wed Tuesday morning December 14 at the Corydon Methodist parsonage by Rev J G Moore. Attendants were Miss Viola Bruch and Ed Qin Lambertus.
A weekly visitor praised for its helpful and interesting content. It promises ore-fact material and family appeal with a subscription price of $1.00 per year, agent information for Mrs. J. W. Roberts at Griffin's.
About thirty tone of fine clear clover timothy and mixed hay for wale st our farm three miles north of Corydon all baled. Will sell at farm or deliver. Edmond and Joy Corydon Indiana RB R 8 Eureka Phone d15-2w7
A short ad lists prices for hens roosters springers geese ducks and butter with butterfat eggs case counts 18 20 35 70 and a motto promising cash and prompt efficient service. The notice asks for business and support from customers.
County poultry raisers entered the Armory show in Louisville from December 6 to 11 and collected several prizes. Dr L L Wolfe earned multiple top placements including firsts for Dark Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Reds with other entries. Frank E Cropsey & Son won top pen and pullet in S C Brown Leghorns and a special gold watch fob. Henry Bonames secured first and third with Silver Laced Wyandottes, and others took place prizes with White Leghorns, White Crested Black Polish, and White Wyandottes.
A Vesper Service will be held Sunday afternoon December 25 at the Christian church under the auspices of the Tri Kappas.
James S. Smith, of Lexington, Illinois, spent the past week with his aged parents in Central. He farms 250 acres, widowed two years, with eight children. he called in town yesterday to renew his subscription to the Democrat.
Classified line advertises a Purdue strain Leghorn cockerel offered by DC Davia in Eureka with a public phone contact 415-2w. The brief entry provides an animal pedigree and seller location.
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