Corydon Notes and Local Events Chronicle
Coryilon Democrat reports social visits from Miss Grace Miller in New Albany and Mrs. Gwin in Louisville. Butter fat at 32 cents. Revival meetings in Corydon and nearby towns with multiple pastors assisting. Local schooling, civic meetings, and a mix of travel, business notes, and a strange promotion by Mowrer’s Indian Remedy Company with Sioux entertainers and a $100 gold promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan G. W. Mowrer
Valley City
Mowrer
Indian Remedy Company
Ivin
Local notices from Corydon and nearby towns
Community snippets report visits and illnesses across Harrison and Floyd counties including residents from New Albany Crandall Lanesville and New Salisbury. A Red Mill ad offers flour prices while prices for wheat and hogs are noted from area auctions.
Prize clock stop inspires a handsome gift
Local notes mention a clock prize for a stopping moment. Anna Jackson visits sister in New Middletown while others make small town moves. Residents discuss buying a Duroc bear, marriage license filings, and visits to Corydon and Louisville. A Clover Leaf Spreader is showcased by W. H. Bullett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Death of Cyrinnthia Glaze in Posey Township at 40
Cyrinnthia Glaze died last Friday January 21 at her mother's home in Posey township after several weeks with stomach cancer. The funeral was held Saturday at Rose Hill cemetery in Elizabeth with Rev. M I Rice delivering the sermon. She leaves a mother four brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrinthia Glaze
Martha Glaze
Posey Township
Rose Hill
Elizabeth
M. I. Rice
Judge C W Cook Announces Joint Senate Candidacy
The Democrat reports Harrison and Floyd counties back Judge C W Cook of Harrison as a candidate for Joint Senator. Voters in both counties favor Harrison county's turn, with Cook delaying until no other Harrison county Democrat entered. More details promised in later issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cook
Harrison County
Floyd
Harrison
Judge Cook
Bryant & Stratton Banquet Returns Through Alumni Call
Bryant and Stratton Business College Louisville along with the College Fraternity invites graduates to a banquet at the Galt House on Tuesday evening February 8. The menu and after dinner program include toasts on Past Present Future Faculty Students Graduates Public Officials and Hoosier Graduates. Mayor James E Burke of Jeffersonville will speak on Hoosier Graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant & Stratton Business College
Louisville
Second Street
College Alumni Association
Galt House
Hoosier
James E. Burke
Jeffersonville
Local Brevities From the Sandy Branch Area
Suffering and improving health notes fill the list with Sandy Branch residents. Janie Cromwell and George Cooper show illness, while Dode Yeager and Bent Babcock recover. Visitors include Edgar Miller at Elizabeth and the Kessingers visiting Lemmel kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Cromwell
Bent Babcock
Farmers Institute At Court House Next Monday And Tuesday
The Democrat announces an institute for farmers at the Court House over the coming Monday and Tuesday. Esteemed agriculturists will speak on practical farming with professors H C Mills and Ethel Berry from Purdue University and Mr Charles Davis of Rockport on the program alongside local talent. Farmers are urged to attend and exchange ideas to profit their county agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
H. C. Mills
Ethel Berry
Purdue University
Charles Davis
Rockport
Milton Barrow Sore Throat and Local Notes From Hursttown
Milton Barrow suffers a very sore throat. Chas Wright sold his farm to Wm Marshall of Corydon. Rev 8 S Turley filled his church appointment Sunday night. Mrs Jacob Elwanger visited Mrs Marshall Lane Sunday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Gutknecht visited Mr and Mrs Fredgert Sunday. Mrs Maggie Ward of Corydon visited daughter Mrs Ivan Barrow. Mrs Randa Davis had left eye operated on by Dr Hazlewood last Wednesday. U B Quarterly meeting of the Crandal circuit set for Crandall Feb 6 and 7. Mrs Maurice Burgher living with Wiley Patterson and family in Corydon. Mrs Charles Reising starts poultry business and building a large house. Mr and Mrs Mansford Erksdale named their new baby girl Wilma Alliene Barksdale. At Mrs Cynthia Glaze funeral, Emma Lahue’s horse slipped spraining its leg, hindering return home. Olive Frederick guest of Miss Sylvia Housel Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Barrow
Chas. Wright
Wm. Marshall
Corydon
S. Turley
Jacob Elwanger
Marshall Lane
Theodore Gutknecht
Fredgert
Randa Davis
Hazlewood
U. B
Crandall
Maurice Burgher
Wiley Patterson
Charles Reising
Mansford Erksdale
Wilma Alliene Barksdale
Cynthia Glaze
Emma Lahue
Olive Frederick
Sylvia Housel
Revival closes as Elizabeth parish holds service
Elizabeth notes Rev Dick ends a two week revival at the place Sunday. Miss Maud Barger visits aunt Mrs Yates for a week. Louisville mourns Uncle Ham Burton with many attendees including the Burtons and Wood families. Mrs Kannapel of New Middle town is critically ill at her father Fred Lilpop’s home. Cahoon Cyclone and Bow Seed Sowers advertised by W H Bullett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fryerear
Ham Burton
Elizabeth
Maud Barger
Yates
Louisville
Uncle Ham Burton
Harry Wood
Fred Burton
Eliza Burton
Iduma Burton
Carl Burton
T. W. Burton
New Albany
John Kannapel
New Middletown
Fred Lilpop
Cahoon
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Indiana Democratic Editors to Meet at Midwinter Gathering
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association executive committee set February 3 and 4 for its annual midwinter meeting at the Denison Hotel Indianapolis. A Thursday evening banquet will feature Governor Marshall and Senator Shively among notable attendees, with talks on Education and Democracy by Robert J. Aley and State Committee insights by State Chairman Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Denison
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Shively
Congress
Indiana
Marshall
Public Instruction
Robert J. Aley
Jackson
Gray W. Metsker
Plymouth
A. D. Moffett
Elwood
Valley Notes Mention Upcoming Wedding and Visits
Miss Kate Miller of Princeton visits Mr. Eli Miller's family while Miss Ella Tindall and Miss Georgia Watson travel to Central area. Mrs. Julia Coffman and Lorene visit Edw. Applegate near Central as school under C. L. Beanblossom progresses. Local youths attend Mt. Zion church. several Crandall and Central residents visit friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Miller
Princeton
Eli Miller
C. L. Beanblossom
Isaac Watson
Kansas
Ella Tindall
Georgia Watson
Mabel Applegate
Lillie Rogge
Near Crandall
Mt. Zion
Julia Coffman
Lorene
New Amsterdam
Edw. Applegate
Near Central
Crandall
Mable Applegate
Central
Lou Taylor
Near Valley City
Grover Graves Welcomes Fine Boy Amid Relatives Visit
Local notes report Grover Graves delighted by the arrival of a fine boy. Otto Deweese of New Albany spent Sunday with kin, and Misses Emma Dome Ida Crosby enjoyed time in New Albany. Blanche Davidson stayed with sister Mrs Fred Linsey near Crandall, and revival services began led by Rev Ralph Rogers. Gas Light flour sold at 75 cents per sack. 268
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Grover Graves
Otto Deweese
New Albany
Emma Dome
Ida Crosby
Chas. Kaufman
Argenta
Blanche Davidson
Fred Linsey
Crandall
Andrew Walk
Joe Walk
Wm. T. Graves
Ralph Rogers
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