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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
5
Community notes from Corydon feature box suppers at the Legion Hall hosted by the Women's Auxiliary, visits by residents including Mrs. George Montgomery, and multiple social, church, and school events. Local officials, scholars, and merchants are mentioned along with medical and military era references, with ongoing court activity and revival services at Corydon United Brethren church.
Government notice from M. Bert Thurman states that nuisance and luxury taxes are repealed effective January 1 1922 under the Revenue Act of 1921. Soda fountain and ice cream patrons escape the extra charge. the tax on beverages rests with manufacturers. Freight and passenger transport taxes end, and high priced apparel taxes are repealed. Also a music note promotes The Gipsy Rover.
George Robert Lindsey born September 20 1914 died January 7 1922 at age seven years three months and fourteen days. He suffered after an accident and bore it with patience expressing faith in Jesus. He leaves father and mother Mancel Lindsey two sisters Maud and Hazel and brother Edward, grandparents Mr and Mrs George Lindsey and Ruby as a sister.
Corydon National Bank announces rental of safety deposit boxes at 1 dollar per year. Boxes available in standard sizes with secure storage and periodic access.
The letter from Jacob T. Hottell of Everson Washington lists illnesses including skin diseases diabetes rheumatism chorea stomach and liver trouble and other ailments. Mrs Lawrence Weber of New Albany visits Corydon with brothers John K and W F Morris while her husband travels on business. Mrs Elizabeth Morris, eighty, now in New Albany, previously lived in Corydon.
Petitioners in Morgan Township Harrison County Indiana seek to improve the Bradford and Fairdale highway into a free gravel road by grading draining and paving with broken and macadam stone. They request viewers and an engineer be appointed to view estimate and proceed per law.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this date by C Blaine Hays a Notary Public. My commission expires January 3 1925.
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