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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

10

Victrola Stolen From School in Harrison Township

Dudley C. Kintner and eighteen pupils from School No 5 Harrison township near Corydon report a theft of their Victrola and about thirty records. The locked school building was forced open by prying a window, and the items were taken Friday evening or Monday morning. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery and identification of the thief or thieves.

Dudley C. Kintner Harrison Township Corydon Leona Davis

New Year Watch Party With Friends At Voelker Home

Faith and Elizabeth Voelker hosted a New Year Eve watch party featuring piano games and mistletoe decor. Refreshments and fireworks followed as guests shared greetings and departed after an enjoyable evening with friends and family.

Erni Announces Senate Run in Floyd Harrison Crawford

The Democrat carries the formal announcement by C Pralle Erni of New Albany as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Joint Senator from the district of Floyd Harrison and Crawford counties. Erni, 27, single, son of Dr. Erni, served one term as Representative from Floyd County elected in 1920. He is described as popular, experienced, and well regarded in Floyd County.

C. Pralle Erni New Albany Floyd Harrison Crawford Erni Indiana Floyd County Erin Democrat

Community Notes From Sandy Branch District

Joseph Pierson returns to health after illness. Andrew Keen visits daughter Mrs. Mattie Spigalter in Locust Point. Edward Bryant couple travels to Corydon for business. Robert Dobson loses a horse last week. Walter Pierson visits New Albany. George Miller and Walter Pierson visit Robert Dobson Sunday.

Joseph Pierson Andrew Keen Mattie Spigalter Locust Point Edward Bryant Corydon Robert Dobson Walter Pierson New Albany George Miller

Woman's Literary Club Enjoys Annual Corydon Event

The Woman's Literary Club of Corydon met at the Keller and Funk home on North Market Street for its annual program and dinner. Mrs Geo W Applegate presided at the piano with singers and readers including Mrs Kepner Mrs Miller Mrs Ulen and Mrs Funk. Guests praised the program and hoped the men would be invited again next year.

Woman's Literary Club Corydon Ed. G. Keller Ruth E. Funk North Market Street O.B Geo. W. Applegate Indiana

Corydon Boy Scouts Form Town Band

Corydon forms a Boy Scouts band with Edwin Decker as instructor and Hurley Conrad as scoutmaster guiding a roster of cornet clarinet trombone baritone mellophone drums and more. Members include Joseph Bullett Albert Engleman Lawrence Dropsey Thomas Martin Van Hook and others. The unit emphasizes good standing discipline and service to the community.

Corydon Boy Scouts of America Edwin Decker Hurley Conrad Decker Conrad Joseph Bullett Albert Engleman Lawrence Dropsey Thomas Martin van Hook Ward Stautham Dannenfelser John Watson

In Memory of Our Dear Father Joseph Bour

A memorial poem marks the January anniversary of Joseph Bour's death on January 1 1919. Daughters Lizzie reflect on absence, memories, faith, and hope of reunion, noting his laughter is missed and the grave remains on the hill.

Joseph Bour

Huston Named Possible Ambassador Candidate in Washington

Washington reports name Claude H. Huston Assistant Secretary of the Department of Commerce among several prominent Republicans discussed as potential ambassadors for the United States. Huston, born in Boone County, spent years in Chattanooga Tennessee, prior to his government service.

Washington Department of Commerce Claude H. Huston Harding United States Mr. Huston Boone Township Chattanooga Tennessee

DePauw Items and Local Notices Highlight Community Week

Clint Totten injured when his horse fell on him north of DePauw. Joe Lincoln's daughter’s home, Mrs Claude Grabill, reported seriously ill. Dennis Lyceum bureau debuted at DePauw High School with strong attendance. Purdue’s Mr. Patterson to speak on general farming at 1 30 P M January 19. admission free. Protracted meeting at Hancock Chapel ongoing.

Clint Totten DePauw Joe Lincoln Claude Grabill Cecil Sonner Wm. Williams Martin Routh Raymond Churchill Edmond Berkshire Morge Mary Churchill Robert Churchill Jasper Morgan Ade Stevens Corydon Dennis Lyceum Bureau DePauw High School Patterson Purdue University Herman Barnes Lodema Gettelfinger Ed Simon Lucille Bernard Simon Clarence John Wilfred Clement Gettelfinger Fred Joseph Simon Loretta Davis Hazel Nolot Russel Wetzel L. J. Wetzel Lawrence Slaughterback New Albany Eschel Davidson Milltown J. A. Vaughn Hancock Chapel

Zillmann Austin Tie The Knot In Pueblo Ceremony

John Emery Austin of Pueblo wed Ethel Zillmann of Manzanola in a surprise ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church study in Pueblo. Witnesses were Mrs. Zillmann and Maude Booth. The couple will reside in Pueblo after February 1. Local acclaim comes from the Manzanola Sun and friends. Zillmann is a high school graduate and granddaughter of John W. Blume of Lanssville.

Manzanola John Emery Austin Pueblo Ethel Zillmann O. E. Zillman Gary First Presbyterian Church Zillmann Maude Booth Austin O. E. Zillmann Cotlo Miss Zillmann John W. Blume Lanssville

Jersey Bull Calves for Sale at Plain View Jersey Farm

Two registered Jersey bull calves for sale at Plain View Jersey Farm owned by David M. Miller in Corydon Indiana. Breeding quality noted. contact Eureka phone for details.

Jersey Plain View Jersey Farm David M. Miller Eureka Phone Corydon Ind

New Year Party at DePauw Hosts

A large group of young guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colin in DePauw to ring in the new year. The Colin family welcomed many friends including Blanche Colin and her brothers Bernard Oliver and Cleo. Attendees listed include several Misses and Messrs with lunch served and ample well wishes extended.

Edward Colin DePauw Miss Blanche Messrs Bernard Oliver Cleo Viola Bush Gertrude Atkins Lola Stonecipher Margaret Schmitt Pearl Vance Virgil Seacat A. Vance Lawrence Steerstedter Arvil Sieg Earl Lincoln James DeWeese Arthur Swarens Clifford Henriott Forest Seacat Knofel Marvin Waits Arthur Harry Atkins Arthur Schmitt

New Middletown Mill Crushes and Grinds Corn Daily

Local operation at New Middletown Mill processes corn for cattle feed with daily crushing and grinding. Company emphasizes steady production and supply for livestock farms in the area.

Middletown

Gas piping effort for Corydon fails despite subscriptions

The Corydon Young Business Men's Association and locals sought to pipe gas from the Laconia Gas Field. A $5000 stock subscription and contract papers stalled due to a hitch with Dr. G B Crowe, ending negotiations. Many hope for a path forward. estimated revenue from gas could fund future wells.

Democrat Young Business Men's Association Corydon Laconia Rosenbarger’s G. B. Crowe Dn Crowe

Dewey Lohmeyer Honored At January Birthday Party

At the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lohmeyer on Saturday January 7 a party was given for their son Dewey. Guests included Carl Blake Russell Watson Alfred Watson Lindsey Smith Burrel Kingsley Hollie Miller Carl Bean blossom Melvin Miller Norton Kins ley and Howard Wiseman. They played games and wished Dewey many happy occasions.

Arthur Lohmeyer Dewey Carl Blake Russell Alfred Watson Lindsey Smith Burrel Kingsley Hollie Miller Carl Beanblossom Melvin Miller Norton Kinsley Howard Wiseman

Family celebrates seventh birthday of Thomas McGrain

Mr and Mrs Dowling McGrain hosted a birthday party for their seven year old son Thomas last Friday afternoon. Fifteen of his friends attended, enjoying games and Mrs McGrain's treats.

Librarian report and farm notice from December 1921

Mrs Emma Stockslager's librarian report shows December 1921 with 2 580 volumes in library and 1 309 borrowers. Registrations 37 new, 18 cards withdrawn. average daily visitors 1 616 across adult and juvenile groups. Also includes a farm notice forbidding hunting on the author’s land and a Sunshine Hatcherities brood er sale ad. John Damon, 76, of Jackson township, praised as a county citizen who emigrated from Germany in 1862 and built wealth through hard work.

Harrison County State Bank Crandall 1921 Condition Report

Harrison County State Bank Crandall Indiana closes 1921 with liabilities totaling 100 750 36 including deposits 56 695 07 and certificates 12 263 16. Capital stock 2 500 00 surplus 2 000 00 profits 3 246 08 and cash on hand 1 024 24 plus dues from banks and other notes.

The Elizabeth Bank Demand Deposits Certificates of Deposit

The item notes demand deposits and certificates of deposit held at The Elizabeth Bank. It outlines accounts, maturity terms, and potential interest details for customers and stakeholders.

Report on the condition of the Junction Bank Indiana

Directors J Heuser president and C Damon vice president present a financial statement for the Junction Bank Indiana. It lists capital stock paid in fifteen thousand dollars, undivided profits fifteen hundred seven dollars and forty seven cents, exchange discounts and interest two thousand sixty nine dollars and fifty nine cents, demand deposits fifty two thousand four hundred twenty six dollars and ninety seven cents, demand certificates four thousand eighty five dollars, totaling fifty six thousand four hundred sixty one dollars and ninety seven cents. Certified checks and items payable appear incomplete.

Cyrus M. Barnes Elizabeth Bank Indiana J. Heuser Co. C. Damon

Announcement Column Opens for State Senate Race

The Democrat notes the start of campaign season with Brunt of New Albany first to announce for State Senator. Primary is May 2, four months away. Fees must be paid in advance, and space may be reserved or filled later with brief notices as campaigns proceed.

Brnt New Albany

Church Services at Highland Christian Church January 13 15

Church bulletin notes a gathering led by Rev. C. A. Frakes from Linton Indiana from January 13 to 15. It also mentions local updates including a sick individual and visiting family events. A Jersey cow for sale with twin calves is listed with contact details. The Extensi class plans a January 21 meeting and a payment reminder phrase appears.

Highland Christian Church C. A. Frakes Linton Indiana A. G. Lopp Eugene Timberlake Lee Timberlake Mauckport Tullie Deen Joe Stepro Neal Lethco Central

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Victrola Faith Elizabeth Voelker Edith Alma Esther Tola Gleitz Loretta Lind Clemma Richert Jack Bickel Gladys Lind Hildred Lottich Mora Bickel Maida Alta Zelma Richert Adz Felker Paul Voelker Albert Sandy Branch the Democrat Corydon’s Boy Scouts Band Charles LaHue Louis Bender James Bullett Weldon McClaran Cecil Rhodes Richard Cook Edwin Decker Cecil Harrison George O’connor Buchanan Stevens Kirkham Hurley Conrad Harry Davidson Hurst Miles Carl Baxley Wm. Habermet Albert Wallace Elmer Fravel Wm. Wade Christley Ben Brown Father Dear God Lizzie New Middletown Emma Able Librarian’s Report Library Now Cee Neces Georgia Stockslager Sunshine Hatcheries John Damon Jackson Township Damon Germany Harrison County State Bank W. A. Fisher G. D. Baker F. Markwell Crandall Icrces L.labilities U. S&s. Bonds Banking House Banks & Trust Companies Banks & Trust Co’s State OF W. H. Fisher Ate Bank SAAL Laura E. Fisher the Elizabeth Bank TOTAJ W. D. Barnes P. A. Burton United States Bonds Banks & Trust Co County OF The Elizabeth Ida L. E. Winders Jackson Township Bank I. C. W. Dome C. W. Dome L. C. Adams Notary H. H. Miller Glidas Crandall Exchange N. A. Rogge Lenore Lae Hue
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