Shortest Day Reminder Urges Local Dues Payment
The Corydon Democrat urges readers to settle all outstanding dues as the year reaches its shortest day. Citizens are asked to pay promptly to fulfill obligations.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
4
The Corydon Democrat urges readers to settle all outstanding dues as the year reaches its shortest day. Citizens are asked to pay promptly to fulfill obligations.
Community brief with notices from Corydon Indiana includes Henry Bonames ill with rheumatism improving, Mrs. Keller visiting Georgetown, EH McIntosh recovering at 1211 Elm Street New Albany, and local business promotions at Miles Variety Store. Also mentions poultry housing by Dr W E Amy, local egg production by J P Burgess, and requests for a small poultry farm for sale.
Robert T. Hannel, aged 33, from Odebolt Iowa, has spent two years there and now winters with his father Jacob Hannel in Spencer township. He arrived from Iowa about ten days ago and finds Iowa too cold in winter. He attended the State School for the Blind in Indianapolis thirteen years ago.
Dr and Mrs Amzi Weaver of New Albany traveled to Corydon last Thursday and Friday to see his aging mother in South Corydon. He formerly practiced medicine at Elizabeth, moved to Louisville, then New Albany, and many former Harrison County patients still seek his medical advice. Local market note: beg your bread at reduced prices and white middlings at the Middletown Milling Co.
Booneville visitors and relatives frequent Corydon area as Christmas events unfold. Banks close Monday for Christmas. Church entertainments, tree lightings, and school plays planned across Corydon Harrison Grange Laconia and nearby towns with invites to the public.
Local notes report births and deaths including a boy born to Mr and Mrs Ed Wolfe and a three day old child burial at Cedar Hill. Funeral for Henry Horn held, relatives visit from Louisville and Palmyra. Weddings, travel, and holiday events listed along with shop ads for lenses and farming feeds. A Christmas tree event at New Amsterdam Methodist church and a focus service to meet Indiana law are noted.
Archic E Breeden and Lora M Wolfe are the county s licensed couple to wed since the last report Bride is daughter of C A Wolfe Spencer township and groom son of Samuel D Breeden Scott township Mrs E B Love visited her daughter Roy Yeager family and her new granddaughter Virginia Lee Yeager born December 19 Also notices of milling prices, Henry Seburn visits, a revival at New Bethel U B church Rev Will Brandenburg in charge The Christmas Dolls promotion at Miles Variety Store Rice crop update with 6000 bushels expected at $1 per bushel and trip home with Floyd Pitman mentions.
Co. A. Mauck of Washington Township visited this office on Monday. A leading Harrison County farmer, he reportedly owns twelve fine horses, five of which are purebred registered Coach animals. Mauck regularly brings top Coach horses to the County Fair.
Guy Emily returns for Christmas with relatives near Jellico Tenn where he farms after leaving in 1905. He has a wife and four children. Mrs Anna F Kegler Mrs Bonnie Russell and Master George Russell Sr with Misses Agatha and Iavelle Kegler and Mr Vernon Stone traveled from New Albany to visit Mrs Kegler's mother Mrs Jackson Regot near DePauw. Horns Garage notes a headlight lens law in Indiana at 1.60 per pair effective December 20.
The regular Sunday School and church services will be combined on Christmas morning at 10 a.m. A night service at 7 p.m. will feature Christmas hymns as the congregation gathers.
Merry Christmas wishes extend across South Boone. Notes of visiting relatives from Louisville Illinois Chicago New Albany and Jeffersonville are recorded along with local social updates. A schedule of entertainments at Laconia L A Hall includes the public school tree M E Sunday School programs and a Vaudeville show through New Year.
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