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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
7
Claude A. Davis, owner of Hillside Poultry Farm, traps 350 Single Comb White Leghorn pullets for twelve months to create actual production records. He aims to pedigree all stock and believes Harrison county will become a leading poultry area. Orders for chicks are invited with 10 percent savings.
Harrison Circuit Court of Indiana requires non resident defendants Roy H Case Kate Rice Douglass Brewer Ethel Hardin Edward Hardin Pearl Hardin Minor FE Hardin to appear January 25 1928 or answer the partition suit for real estate in Harrison County Corydon. Clerk William R Stevens seals the order.
Administrator de bonis non of the Sarah C Arnold estate will offer for sale on December 36 1922 at 2 PM the decedent's interest in multiple parcels in Harrison County Indiana. Parcels include parts of sections 22 15 and 15 in township 2 south range 3 east totaling about 70 acres. Sale subject to court approval minimum bid two thirds of appraised value. Terms: one third cash, balance in five installments up to 18 months with six percent interest, notes secured by mortgage. Corydon State Bank administrator.
Executor Charles W. Thomas will privately sell the decedent Sallie K. Jones real estate in Corydon Harrison County Indiana after January 1 1923. The property is Lot 68 with 100 feet frontage on Market Street and an 62 feet portion previously sold to Will Saffer. One half cash with balance due in six months from sale.
Miles Variety Store showcases a mix of dials and dolls in windows and on shelves. Shoppers browse miniature timepieces alongside dolls from various makers, drawing attention with bright signs and affordable prices.
James C. Penney of White Plains, chairman of J C Penney Corp, holds life policies totaling eight million dollars, including a new 1.5 million policy. He sits behind Rodman Wanamaker and Pierre du Pont on the list of biggest insureds, with Wanamaker also owning substantial coverage.
Miles' Variety Store offers a wide selection of Christmas tree ornaments for the season. Shoppers can choose from many styles and colors to decorate their trees with festive flair.
Antioch report items note Christmas Eve event at the Antioch Church with an invitation to all. Obituary for Richard Harmon of New Albany with burial planned Tuesday. Farnstey family activities include a funeral in New Albany and a business trip there. Local schooling continues at No. 46 taught by Vachel Parnsley. A Jersey cow with heifer calf is for sale by G. T. Auxter DePauw Ind.
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Chvid Ashton named Roger. Mr and Mrs Frank King and their son from Warrensburg are visiting relatives near Laconia. Ed Ashton and family from Elizabeth visited Saturday and Sunday. Rev Park missed his Presbyterian church appointment due to a revival at M I church. Christmas tree plans at the F L Ufallo on December 23 and at Memorial Sunday School on December 24 with free admission. Miss tie Denbe from south of Coryden visiting Mr and Mrs Curre Beni Trossain. Dolls are advertised.
A five room house with barn poultry house and ten acres of land located 300 yards from State Highway. Will sell or trade our larger farm. Suitable for a poultry farm. Taoquire at this office. O-18-tf.
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Peter's Lutheran Church adopts resolutions on the death of Mrs. Sarah Richert, oldest member, praising her godly example and extending sympathy to her bereaved family as they are comforted by faith.
James Sith of Lexington Illinois arrived here last Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. He had moved from this county to Illinois eleven years ago and now lives on a farm of over 200 acres. This is the first time Mr. Sith has been here for two years.
Richard Harmon died Sunday morning December 16 at the family home near Seven Mile Lane below New Albay after a long tubercular illness. He was about 23, survived by parents and two sisters. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery New Albay on Tuesday December 12. His father, a former Elizabeth resident, promoted picture entertainments for schools and churches with liberal inducements for補plies.
Stockholders of the Excelsior Telephone Company will meet at No 8 Schoolhouse Planklin township December 30 1922 at 1 o clock DL OM. All stockholders urged to attend. Officers declare a dividend on active stock. D-20-2-w PAL BRUCIL Secretary.
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