Corydon State Bank Reports Financial Condition June 30 1922
Corydon State Bank presents its condition as of June 30 1922 at Corydon Indiana with resources totaling 242739.05 and liabilities 197? 15. The report lists loans 189578.47 overdrafts 113.00 bonds cash on hand 230? etc. William Ridley president signs notarized affirmation with Stella B. Caughlin notary.
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William Ridley
Samuel Pfrimmer
Corydon State Bank
Cr State of Indiana
State OF
Indiana
County OF
Harrison
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Wu. Ridley
Stella B. Caughlin
Collapsible Sulkies and Carriages Sale Notice
We are closing out our line of Reed and Reed-Fibre strollers and carriages. Bargains include Reed Sidewalk Sulky at 8.60 dollars and folding items at 9.00. Collapsible carriages at 13.00 and Lloyd carriages at 18.00 and up. Come early while assortments last. J. L. Rowe & Sons East Side Square Corydon Ind.
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Lloyd
Local residents tale of travel illness and obituaries
Mr and Mrs Oran Patrick and their young son from Indianapolis have returned home after visiting. Elmore Crecelins visited Marengo on business. John Fancher of New Albany returned home after visiting the Mills family. Mrs Margaret Schoonover is seriously ill with heart disease at her son William’s home. John M M Taylor died of heart disease at his river-side residence aged about 50. Funeral by Rev Oster. burial in Milltown cemetery Wednesday evening. Julius Bosier of Frenchtown visited the bank in town. George Cook retires after 25 years at Milltown Milling. Various locals, including John Sharp, Charles T Brown, Simpson Murr, Ira J Patrick, and others noted for visits, travel, and family matters. A number of relatives travel for medical and familial reasons around Corydon and nearby towns.
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John Fancher
New Albany
Fred Mills
Margaret Schoonover
William
Alva Churchill
Depauw
John MM. Taylor
Revo A. Oster
Milltown
Julius Bosier
Frenchtown
Our City
George Cook
John Sharp
Dry Run
Charles T. Brown
Simpson Murr
Thompson’s Chapel
Ira J. Patrick
Louisville
Martin Lynch
Loraine
Lawrenceville
Ilinois
Philo
Abe Rosenbarger
Corydon
Ira Davis
Clyde
Eldo
Davis
Millard Eaton
Som Rose
Daniel Davis
James Gibbs
Dorothy
Frank Bye
William Hall
Benjamin Deaton
Lizzie FE. Baylor
Margaret Bitner
Ida E. Hedden
Marengo
Eula Schumer
Chicago
William Fisher
Special Aluminum Ware Sale Opens At Low 79 Cents
Local ad notes a Special Aluminum Ware sale at 79 cents by The W H Keller Co. Several notices follow about ill residents Mrs J V Wilson and Mrs Nannie Ailen in Corydon, Ruby Stevens visiting from St. Louis, and families visiting relatives in nearby towns during summer.
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W. H. Keller Co
J. V Wilson
Nannie Ailen
Corydon
Broad ranged children's and men's wear sale listing
A catalog style notice lists price points for infants to men including infants' summer vests and rubber pants, Children's knitted panty waists, and various Union suits in nainsook and dimity. It also features silk and pongee fabrics, beach cloth, and bathing suits with assorted colors and sizes, highlighting affordable per yard and per item prices.
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Sexton Athletic
Stevenson
Sexton
Laura Effa Lofton 1890 1922 Church Musician Dies
Laura Effa Lofton born October 24 1890 died June 19 1922 after a flu illness. She joined Hancock's Chapel M E Church at 15 and served as organist for years. A Siegel Meyer School of Music Chicago graduate 1914 and a 1921 New Albany Business College graduate, she worked as a stenographer in Louisville. Survived by father mother six brothers one sister, including J W Lofton White Cloud Indiana FE Lofton Kelvington Saskatchewan Bela B Lofton Bedford Indiana B Lofton St Joseph Missouri C A N W and Mary E Lofton of this place. Funeral at Hancock's Chapel cemetery with Horace Sonner officiating.
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Laura Effa Lofton
M. E. Church
Hancock’s Chapel
Siegel-Meyer School of Music
Chicago
New Albany Business College
Louisville
Laura
J. W. Lofton
White Cloud
Ind
FE. Lofton
Kelvington
Sask
Canada
Bela B. Lofton
Bedford
B. Lofton
St. Joseph
Mary E. Lofton
BE. Lofton
Hancock's Chapel
Horace Sonner
Child Poisoning Incident Near Salem
An 18 month old, Murray J. Farnsley, son of E. M. Farnsley of 1813 East Spring Street, recovered after drinking coal oil and gasoline at his aunt Mrs. George Curnick’s Hickory Heights home near Salem. He briefly lost consciousness but was treated in Salem and then Louisville by Dr. William Moore. doctors said he is out of danger and improving rapidly. The report appears in the New Albany Item via the Louisville Times dated July 29. Special local note mentions fresh Army Store bread at 8c per loaf. Herbert Kleinsiver and wife of New Albany visited Corydon in their Ford Coupe. Mr. K. works at the Ford Louisville plant and was formerly a printer for the Public Press.
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Murray J. Farnsley
E. M. Farnsley
East Spring Street
George Curnick
Hickory Heights
Salem
William
Moore
New Albany
Louisville Times
Herbert Kleinsiiver
Corydon
Ford
Louisville
Frank Gwin
The
Public Press
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Orydor
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Ures
Federal Reserve Bk
J. L. Rowe & Sons
East Side Square
Corydon, Ind
Oran Patrick
Indianapolis
Elmore Crecelins
Ruby Stevens
St. Louis
Mr. and
Mrs
Thos. J. Stevens
Frank W. Shireman
Geo. W. Lamb
Near Elizabeth
W. H. Baxley
Waycross
Georgia
Catherine
W. E. Riddle
Mr. Baxley
Waycross Packing Company
Chas. BP. Wolfe
Spencer Township
J. O. Wiseman
Mitchel
Emmett
Goldie
Russell
Wiseman
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Adaline Wiseman
Alva Glenn
Vashti
Willie
Dean
Walter Knapp
Hall
Harry
Eva
Trimble
Warrison
Knapp
Glenn
Mr. Knapp
Maurice Griffin & CO
Fitrite
Voee Eee Eee
Sonta Pere
A. B
J. C
DeBevoise
Oparet
McCall’s
Patterns and Magazines
McCall's Monthly
McCall’s Fashion Quarterly
MecCall
Nelson Hose
Racine
Liege Alesse
Army
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