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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
8
Notice to Lettie states the flour mill at New Middletoun rented to Oscar McCollum requires all arrears to be settled by July 10, 1030. Also offers bran and middlings for sale.
A dense, fragmented OCR list of book and story titles, authors, and scattered notes. It mixes plays, fiction, non fiction, juvenile works, and stray product terms with stray catalog-like lines. The segment reads like a catalog page of varied literary items and random identifiers.
Minerva FE Davis born January 13 1460 in dies June 24 1920 aged 60 5 11 united in marriage to Cortez M Davis August 14 1888 eight children born two predeceased including Preston L Davis died Camp McClellan Alabama October 26 1918 survivors husband six children Carl W Davis Ollie B Davis Dr Mrs Edmond Rambley Mrs Lot Seacat Miss Susie Davis Robert J Davis two brothers Cyrus L Davis James C Davis joined M E church at Wood's Chapel lifelong Christian funeral June 25 Wood's Chapel Reverend N M Rumbley burial Wood's Chapel cemetery
Harrison county farmers welcome the appointment of Prof. N J Clunie as County Agricultural Agent. A Jackson township native educated at Purdue, he has taught agricultural and vocational subjects in Corydon and Harrison townships. He is described as well qualified and eager to assist farmers in soil cultivation and stock raising.
Miss Mary Pearl Dropney daughter of Mr and Mrs Amedee Dropsey and George C Baker son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Baker were married at St Josephs Catholic Church Wednesday at 9 am. The ceremony featured a ring rite by Rev A G Wicke with solos by Mrs Hail Ulen and Miss Pearl Bailey. Afterward the couple left for Louisville and Flint Michigan where Baker has worked.
Sergeant Charles Lang born September 2 1894 in New Albany Indiana died June 17 1920 at Camp Custer Michigan aged 25 He served in France eight months and re enlisted after Armistice He was discharged then chose another year at Camp Taylor eight months later sent to Camp Custer Funeral at U B church Braiford with floral blanket from unit and soldier pallbearers The poemed lines reflect a sister note political aside and GOP critique of Senate conduct toward President Wilson present in the same clipping
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