Death of Rebecca Flanagan Widow in Taylor Township
Rebecca Flanagan aged 79 widow of Daniel Flanagan died at her Taylor township home last Friday of pneumonia after a brief illness. Funeral services were at Buena Vista Catholic Church and burial followed in the parish cemetery. She leaves five children James George William Ida and Addie Laven plus others in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Flanagan
Taylor Township
Daniel Flanagan
Grenseofter
Buena Vista
Cather George Schenk
James
George
William Flanagan
Ida Flanagan
Addie Laven
Louisville
Visitors and town notices from Depauw area
Douglas Taylor visited the Burgman family north of Depauw. Dr. Renz of Marengo made a professional visit Wednesday. Prof. Hammone of Los Angeles sent a weather note. Dr. J. J. Johnson was in Louisville on business. Earl Vance visited his parents north of town Thursday. James Proctor of Indianapolis came last week. John Ash and Jasper Morgan were in town on Friday. One Atz of Louisville visited home folks Saturday. A J Warris of Marengo was in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vaughn and Georgia and Gilbert M. Vaughn were here Saturday on business. Joseph Ross of New Albany visited family Saturday and Sunday. The grip is prevalent but mild. Philip Seacat of Depauw was here Saturday on legal business. The Deweeses were guests of the Sehconovers Sunday. Uncle Ed Gott, 84, is seriously ill at the Summers home. Uncle John Baylor, over 80, is improving after a fall and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Taylor
William Burgman
Denpauw
Renz
Marengo
Baylor
D. M. Hammone
Los Angeles
California
J. J. Johnson
Louisville
Earl Vance
Jeffersonville
James Vance
James Proctor
Indianapolis
John Ash
Jasper Morgan
Depauw
Onie Atz
A. J. Warris
Joe Vaughn
Georgia
Gilbert M
Joseph Ross
New Albany
Philip Seacat
Claud Deweese
William Sehconover
Ed. Gott
Oliver Summers
John Baylor
Clarence Martin
Chester Merriwether Martin
Georgia Rae Armstrong
U. B. Parsonage
B. S. McNeely
Chester
Joseph Armstrong
Georgetown
Lena Hogan
Mabel Hogan -Fhitstrén
New Albany Business College
Myrtle Murphy
White House
Herbert Minton
Fort Worth
Texas
Lyman Engleman
San Francisco
Corydon
U. B
McNeely
U. B. Church of New
Dell Cook
Susan Adams
Campbell
Middleton
Jefferson Co. Ky
W. & Thorpe
Thorpe
Benjamin Cox
The
Christian Church
Bro. Thorpe
Rev
Della Carver
Mauckport
Amy
Paul Seipel
Fred Redden
Mina
Thad Tranam
Jasper Melton
Leslie
Stephen Hunter
Henry Ellis
Chas. Melton
John Seipel
Georgia Fravis
Francis Sieg
Paul Sieg
Near Corydon
Mictor
Fallas Hedges
Jack Bickel
Emma
Anna Belle Scharf
New Middletown
Amaie Liebert
Gilbert Smith
Bloomington
Clarence Wolfe
Irene Eisenmenger
Demand for Small Farms Seeks Sellers in Old Capital
Estate agency Old Capital Real N-23-1é advertises demand for small farms to buy, urging owners to contact them if they have properties to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Capital Real
Office Hours of Interstate Public Service Co
The Corydon readers are advised of the Interstate Public Service Company display ad in the Democrat. Edw. P. Briggs announces the new office location in Emmett Beanblossom’s furniture store and lists office hours as the 1st–15th 8 to 12 and 2 to 5, and the 16th–31st 9 to 10 and 2 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Democrat
Interstate Public Service Company
Edw. P. Briggs
Emmett Beanblossom
Extra Fancy Patent Carnation Flour Sack Notice
A grain goods label announces Extra Fancy Patent Carnation Flour packed in cotton sacks. The tag reads S-7-tf.
Clifton Sickness and Family News Abound
Local notes report multiple residents ill including Mrs Nate Williar and Miss Opal Schweizer with others improving such as Miss Annie Williar and John May. Birth announced for a daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Brown with Mrs Lena Robinson noted. Sunday visit and church plans mentioned as Rev Taylor preaches at Clifton. Mrs Guy Ferree recovering after surgery in Louisville with family care in Kansas and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Williar
L. L. Ferree
Annie Williar
Opal Schwei*zer
Marguerite Williar
John May
Ray Williar
Fern
Henry
J. H. Conrad
Laconia
Lawrence Boone
I. Tu. Ferree
Guy O. Ferree
Taylor Township
Geo. Brown
New Boston
Brown
Lena Robinson
Herbert Brown
Taylor
George Jones
Harry William
Clifton
Guy ©. Ferree
Dreaconess Hospital
Louisville
Bierly
Elizabeth
Thomas McKinney
Kansas
Fine chance for black smith and garage man
We list a well equipped garage and blacksmith shop in a splendid location with good tools and a residence on the lot. All for 4700 dollars. Sale by Old Capitatat Real Estate Agency Corydon MD. A revival meeting has been held at Pennington Chapel four miles northwest of Corydon for ten days led by Rev. W. L. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington Chapel
Corydon
W. L. Mitchell
Georgetown Society Notes Report Weddings and Local News
The Bentley and Armstrong nuptials mark a highlighted event as Chester Merriwether Martin and Georgia Rae Armstrong wed at the U B parsonage in New Albany. Local updates include scholars Lena Hogan and Myrtle Murphy advancing in training and work, plus revival meetings at the U B church and community illness notes.
Local couple wed in Corydon Clerk's office
Miss Millie Jeggers and Mr Benjamin Franklin Lobb of near Central were married last Monday afternoon in Corydon at the Clerk's office. Rev. J H Toombs officiated. The bride is daughter of R Jeggers and the groom son of James Lobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Jeggers
Benjamin Franklin Lobb
Near Central
Corydon
J. H. Toombs
R. &. Jeggers
James Lobb
Carnation Flour Ad Claims Superiority
An old advertisement touts Carnation Flour as superior to all rivals with bold claims of being better than the best. The line D 21 tf hints at a product code or feature shorthand.
Mrs Ida Baunach Dies After Stroke at 33
Mrs Ida Baunach of Lanesville widow of Andrew Baunach died Wednesday after a paralysis stroke. She had been unconscious for a week. Funeral services were held Friday at the Catholic church in Lanesville with Rev Adam Baron, burial in the Catholic cemetery. She leaves her husband and three young sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Baunach
Andrew Baunach
Lanesville
Adam Baron
Community Notes from Cross Roads Area Visit Families
Charley Budd of New Albany visited Miss Irene Best of this place Sunday. John Woertz and family near Cross Roads visited on Sandy Branch Sunday. Geo Martin of the Camp Ground visited Edward Bryant Sunday. Sidney Sadler, once sick, is improving. The Potts family visited the Cromwells. Jasper Pierson of Locust Point visited brother Walter. Norva Bishop and son Roy, from this place, returned from Arkansas. Lydia Cooper of New Albany visited her parents, while Stuart Perry of New Albany visited his mother. Harold Best returned from Falls Cities. Richard Bishon moved to Laconia on Emma Best’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Miller
Chas. Martin
John Chappell
Viola Ekart
Montgomery Duggins
Curtis Ruby
Lula Bube
Iris
Ohen Dannacher
Jay Bryant
Louisville
Smith's Camp Ground
Wm. Kannapel and Son
Roy
Stephensport
Ben Backherms
Charley Budd
New Albany
Irene Best
This Place
John Woertz
Near Cross Roads
Sandy Branch
Geo. Martin
Camp Ground
Edward Bryant
Sidney Sadler
John Potts
Jasper Pierson
Locust Point
Walter
Norva Bishop
Arkansas
Lydia Cooper
John Cooper
Stuart Perry
Mattie Perry
Harold Best
Falls
Richard Bishon
Laconia
Emma Best
Corydon Church Dinner Serves 115 Sunday School
The Corydon Christian Church hosted a noon dinner for 115 Sunday School and church youngsters with primary and intermediate classes. Teachers and superintendent attended, sharing a menu of sandwiches potato salad beans and brick ice cream. The group offered a prayerful, sociable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Christian Church
G. S. Wilson
W. H. McFall
John Daley
Lucille Gailey
Rose
Christine Keller
Geo. Feller
E. G. Keller
E.S. Bullett
G. W. Gerrichs
George J. Reuter
N. S. Clunie
Missionary Social Honoring Queen Esther Society Held
A Saturday evening social on January 28 at Mr and Mrs Charles Swarens home honored the Queen Esther Missionary Society. Attendees included Mildred Sheler Fern Montgomery Mildred Hizar Edna Miller Mable Bridgeman Margaret Marshall Zelda Gresham Alma Miller Sylvia Gresham Lula Swarens Hugh Wright David Marshall Marvin Fisher Robert Thomas Parvin Wagner Tom Fowler Alva G Knofel Gottefried George ens and E B Stiff. Games and refreshments followed with an address by Parvin Wagner before late departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swarens
Queen Esther Missionary Society
Mildred Sheler
Fern Montgomery
Mildred Hizar
Edna Miller
Mable Bridgeman
Margaret Marshall
Zelda Gresham
Alma Miller
Sylvia Gresham
Lula Swarens
Hugh Wright
David Marshall
Marvin Fisher
Robert Thomas
Parvin
Wagner
Tom Fowler
Alva G Knofel Gottefried
Georgeens
Lottich Plans Democratic Run for County Commissioner
Frank P. Lottich, a farmer from five miles northeast of Corydon, called last Saturday to say he expects to seek the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner in the Second District. He will announce later. Lottich previously ran for the nomination six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Lottich
Corydon
Lottich
Community supporters urged to pay back subscriptions
The Democrat appeals to readers in arrears to at least partially settle unpaid subscriptions, thanking those already paying and asking everyone else to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Bond Sale Notice Harrison County Indiana February 1922
The Harrison County Treasurer announces a bond sale to begin February 11 1922 at 2 PM in Corydon Indiana. Ninety nine bonds of 240 dollars each totaling 9600 dollars will bear five percent interest payable semi annually for 20 years. Bonds fund highway construction in Jackson township and bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Indiana
Corydon
Board of Commissioners of
B. F. Markwell
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Fordson Tractor
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Milltown
OLD
Corydon, MD
Dogwood
Kate Smith
Chris Ekart
Georgie
Steveridge Duggins
Blanche May
Mary Liebert
Smith’s
Lucy” Wright
John Ferree
Rehoboth
John Bliss
Smith’s Camp Ground
Department of Conservation
Fish and Game Protective Fund
Jeggers—Lobb
S. S
W. W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Wm. Taylor
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