Harvest Scenes From Morris Illinois Community
Harvesting will begin in Morris Illinois this week as locals note neighborhood fields. Frank Thevenot visited Mr and Mrs E J Best on Sunday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
9
Harvesting will begin in Morris Illinois this week as locals note neighborhood fields. Frank Thevenot visited Mr and Mrs E J Best on Sunday afternoon.
A discussion on childrearing argues that people are shaped by nature and upbringing. It rejects fatalism, cites Uncle Tom’s Cabin and biblical lines, and calls for parental and societal responsibility through schools and church attendance.
Mrs. John D. Sample formerly Miss Fannie Cole, daughter of the late Charles W. Cole, visiting her mother Mrs. Nannie Cole and sister Mrs. Arthur Dehler in Louisville and relatives in Indiana. She and her husband have lived in Milan Italy for two years and sang in Rigoletto last year and signed to sing in Faust next season. She plans to return to Italy in September.
The Louisville Times reviews Eugene V Debs critique in Century Magazine July issue. Debs condemns Atlanta penitentiary management and argues prisoners should govern themselves with elected guards and shop foremen. The piece notes echoes of Poe and warns agitators seek to overturn order.
Old Capital Real Estate Agency advertises a bargain eight room two story frame house in good condition with a lot measuring 100 by 300 feet in a prominent railroad town. Inquire at the Corydon office for details.
Notice warns against trespassing on a farm by berry seekers. Christina and Low Wurm declare they will prosecute violators and demand compliance with the warning.
American Legion Harrison Post 123 announces July 15 meeting at Corydon Indiana to file World War claims before the August 9, 1922 deadline. Notary will witness claims with no filing fee. bring discharge papers and witnesses. event at Lynch Building headquarters.
Lottich's Corner reports thresher activity and local visits. Wallace Von Farnsley is ill. Many families from New Albany and Louisville visited relatives across the weekend, while several residents moved or traveled for summer plans. Continued health updates and farm moves appear among the local happenings.
The Keller Manufacturing Company of Corydon has received an initial order for 120 large wagons for export to Australia. The move follows months of effort to secure foreign orders as the firm seeks to expand an export business.
The Heth Township Sunday School Convention will meet at the United Brethren church in Mauckport on Sunday July 16. All superintendents and teachers are urged to attend with their schools for a union session starting at nine in the morning and continuing all day. Jacob Schneider will supervise the Union School as Harrison County Sunday School Association president.
Attend the Poultry Field Day this fall to learn about planning a new poultry house or remodeling an existing one. Charles Kintner hosts the event on Friday in July with demonstrations and expert guidance.
A large party of Hoosier guests gathered at the Hickman residence near Denver Colorado to celebrate Mr Guy Hickmans birthday on Sunday June 25. The party featured a feast with ten chickens ice cream and lemonade plus salads cakes and beverages. Guests included D W Redman Chalmer Velmar Winkler Edna Higginbotham Leola Wickman Aliena Underhill Alina Hickman and others from Corydon Harrison county and Indianapolis with music games and reminiscing conversations.
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