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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
5
An assortment of briefs including job ads for a cook, lime and cement suppliers, and a farm equipment sale. Local residents mentioned include Mrs Louise Horn, Mrs W. Cook, Miss Catherine Davidson, and families like the Corsey and Sonner households, with events spanning illnesses, visits, and a public sale set by Frank D. Agay near Central on August 6.
Local notice invites readers to travel to Marengo for a full event experience. The piece highlights a standout venue and suggests a lively program with notable activities and performances.
Mrs. W T Zenor of this place visits the family of Albert Funk of New Amsterdam as shopping notes report a gray enamel wash pan costing eighteen cents bought at Jy -26-2-w Miles Variety Store.
FOR SALE 200 head of first class stock ewes listed by D AL JORDAN Cory dell End. Jy lb 2-w. Also one good new LElote Consort cook range to be sold at Frank J. Amy's sale one aisle west of Central on Wednesday August 9. John AE Haff Palmyra subscribed to the Democrat. Mr and Mrs Claude Surst hosted a dance for Jack Barnes of Duger at the YMBL hall. Emerson Sulky plow 13 inch bottom to be sold out. Ann's sale August 9.
William Tabermel of Corydon purchases a finely registered Noble strain cow from Frank Baker, with Williams advocates registered stock. Bridford Trem Palmyra Ga ZCTIO segments accompany the note.
Bri Ti Schoen with wife and two sons Carlo and Orland and Miss Catherine McLangehiin of West Market street drove to French Lick and West Baden Sunday in the Schoen car.
Mroo and Mrs Brock of Sellersburg and Miss Frieda Eberlein of Chicago traveled to Corrodot last Wednesday to view the Old State Capitol Constitution Elm and other historic sites around town.
Mrs Samuel M Baxter returns home after appendectomy at St Edward s hospital in New Albany. Keller Mfg Co seeks steady workers at Corydon plant. Bloomington trip to visit Fay Singleton at University noted. Mrs Henry Wise-Main traveled with group to Bedford. John K B Wessler reports wheat at New Middletown Flour Mill, weights lighter than claimed. James Rusk and family visit Corydon neighbors. Rusk born in Elizabeth. L&N shops at Louisville employ 500 workers. ongoing strike. S P McNaught of Indianapolis Anti Suffix League speaks on prohibition at Presbyterian church. Deputy Attorney General to aid prosecution of liquor laws. Edwin Decker offers free Boy Scout Band concerts in Court House Square with stand erected by local Young Men s Business Club.
State Entomologist Frank N Wallace and Charles H Parrish of the Department of Conservation and State Highway Commission with Paul Robertson of the Tine Mansur Company spent about an hour in Corydon last Wednesday. They checked the Constitution Eb and noted its health remains poor. It was Parrish and Robertson’s first Corydon visit. Classic White Laundry Seap Se bar 3 for 4e at Miles Variety Store. Flaxon at 28e yd. Lawn at 1de yd.
Auto Po Jo takes the lead in a lively Marengo game with Bhue and White CNNunnel Tea Kettle noted for $8e Av-26-2-W.
James Tohmson and family from Hamilton Ohio visit L N Burgess near Corydon. Heavy rains continue to help corn and garden growth. A fine shower occurred last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tran Ogden and Mrs Myrtle Northam of Jeffersonville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Claude Hurst.
Mis Mary McFall returns home from Louisville after four weeks with her father Jesse McFall. Mrs Margaret Rudel and daughters and the Win Rudel party visited near Motts and Mr and Mrs George Crawford. Tillie King returns from Coryden after a two week stay with the Miles family. Jessies Abbott Myrtle Frederick and Chlande Frederick join a Bloomington weekend with Olga Smith. Henry Bates of Milltown visits his brother Kelin and Emil Miller family and helps with bookkeeping at Miller’s business.
Joseph Boek of near DePain called to have sale bills printed for a large stock sale to be held Thursday August 20. The sale will include cattle hoes and sheep with a lot of fine stock for public auction.
Afvs Tiaue Simpson of Palmyra has been hospitalized at Peaceness Hospital in Louisville for four weeks undergoing medical treatment. Her condition is improving after a surgical operation intended to remove a tumor.
Dr. Forbis of Lacania visited relatives in Corydon on Monday. The Gethsemane Sunday School plans a late Saturday night creal service at the church and a duty of 200. Miss Maxine Brown will leave Monday to visit her sister Mrs. Warren O Hara of Richland.
Mr and Mrs James Roby of New Amsterdam move to Brandon Kentucky for work as cooks on a rock hauling vessel sailing Kos mosdale to Kings Landing.
James W Best and his son Oscar renew Democrat subscriptions. James praised as a top Harrison County citizen while Guy Applegate recovers from illness with Naval Hospital visits. Miscellany notes sales ads, church events, visits from Misses Ewing and Richards, and Ott McGrain’s recovery from appendicitis. A Prohibition officer reports a cow leading to a still discovery after a neighbor detected unusual “mish” activity.
Mixs Ruth Bye of New Albany visits grandfather Henry Bye at Ramsey. Miles' Variety Store advertises AV 266 2 WW kettle. Murray Ferree of Louisville visits friends at Elizabeth while recovering health. No marriage licenses issued since last report. Charlies Rogers and daughter of Louisville visit Sylvester Thompson. Anna Forbis returns to Laconia after time with mother Louise Stern. Miss Lala Furiey near Corydon to assist County Agent office during Maxine Brown's vacation. Cris Canton and two daughters Eva and Autumn of Odon visit uncle Eli J. Grable west of town. Benjamin Robbins of Stroud Oklahoma called to attend funeral of mother Laura FE. Watson of Heth township. Elmer Deatrick returns to Elizabeth after ten days with daughter Jas. Newhouse in Henderson. George Theke of Louisville visits Elizabeth for friends and property repairs. Misses Pauline Bernice and Max Wel Kron of New Albany visit sister Mrs Frank Hall Jr. Mrs Stoner Potts of Bloomington spends time in Elizabeth with mother Elizab eth Deatrick. Mrs Joshua Wayne formerly of this county is seriously ill at home in West Point eightieth year with children at bedside.
Louisville minister Rev. W. W. Logan preached Sunday at Glenwood and Elizabeth. He serves as Sept. of the Home Missions Department of the Presbyterian Churches in this district.
Mrs Sam Boone of Boone township is seriously ill with diabetes and in critical condition with fears of nonrecovery.
Mrs L N Burgess, longtime patient at St Marys and Elizabeth Hospital Louisville, underwent goitre surgery Monday and remains critically ill five weeks after admission.
Cecil Cunningham will sell his personal property at public auction at his residence in Taylor township near Dam No 438 on Saturday August 5. The sale starts at 10 o'clock A M with a lot of good property to be sold as displayed in this issue of the Democrat. Charles Neel, Auctioneer Ay 26 2-WW.
Mr and Mrs Robert Bruce and their two daughters Edna and Georgia traveled four miles east of Corydon to North Madison last Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs Paul Faith, the Bruce daughter and son in law. They returned Sunday evening. Mr Faith works for the Pennsylvania Railway Company as a fireman on the engine that pulls the Madison hill.
A consignor offers a black seven year old mare and a black mare seven years old a three year old Jersey cow to fresh in October a Holstein cow six years old to fresh September 1 two year old heifers one to be fresh soon two Duroc sows thirteen pigs three Big Type Poland China sows to furrow in September and one Big Type Poland China male about 150 pounds will be sold at Cecil Cunninghams sale near Dam No 45 on Saturday August 5 AV 26 LeWw.
Judge Benj M Willoughby of Vincennes and wife with Mrs William Buskirk and two sons from Paoli and Mrs Florence Geiches mother of Mrs Willoughby and Mrs Buskirk visited Corydon yesterday as guests of the Dyer Hotel. Willoughby is a current Indiana Supreme Court judge. The Democrat editor recalls meeting him in the Indiana legislature in 1907 and 1909.
Mrs P J Hardson visits daughter in Bloomington Tam ais to meet new granddaughter Mary Jane Ward. A group travels to Louisville to tour Fountain Ferry Park with Eva Clinton Odon Georgia Grable Sherley Stauth Oscar Gleitz George Bowley Corydon Chis Sieg Clarence Grebo Vada Tauhnan and two children Lois and Knowell. For sale Western-Sianson Praetor Model M 1020 Power good as new George Woertz Crandauib exchange Corydon Jy 26 d w.
Eighteen Holstein and Jersey cattle twenty six Big Type Poland China hogs and pigs and thirty three sheep will be sold at the Bock sale one half mile west of Pepaw on Thursday August 10. Sale begins at 9 30 o clock A M. R F L Davis Auctioneer. Jy 26 2 w
A new camp known as Mud Cat Lodge has been completed at Samuels Ford on land leased from James Shaffer near White Cloud. The 46 by 48 foot building sits on an elevated, secluded site by the river with a basement, described as a lively addition to the area.
Be economical while there is an abundance of fruits and vegetables. Use Sanitery tin cans with a Burpee Home Can Sealer to seal hermetically without solder heat or sealing wax. Simply turn the crank.
Sealer sold with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Demonstrations offered and a price list with literature available. Walter Kocher sperger, sales agent, Depauw Indiana.
A substantial camp at Scout Mountain Lodge on Blue River features two large screened porches, a central fire pit under a galvanized funnel, and a well equipped kitchen. Built at over two thousand dollars, A. Bullett designed it with carpenters Harry Crosby and others. Members of the Mad Cat Club and families hosted fifty seven guests for meals.
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