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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
4
Edoward Mill of Massachusetts will lecture at Pfrimmer Chapel church five miles east of Corydon on Sunday evening July 381 at 8 30. Mill, once Virginia governor candidate, is described as an able speaker. An offering will be taken after the lecture.
Mrs. Mary Jane Boston died at her son Michael Boston’s home in Morgan township on July 19 at age ninety four. Mrs. Rebecca Byrne LaHue died at her Jackson township home on July 24 at age seventy seven. A fuller obituary will run in next week’s Democrat.
Lee Baxley has been quiet in the past two weeks. Miss Georgia Wheat assists Railroaders Oil at Laconia as stenographer this week. Miss Blanch Sharp of Bedford visits sister Mea. Joseph Keller. Ebenezer church Valley City to hold preaching Sunday July 31 morning and evening by Rev. W N Shotwell Charlestown.
The notice lists the death of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Williams Sun with relatives and friends. Elizabeth Purcell of Louisville visited friends here last week. Hlomer Sprinkle hosted a homecoming party by Ethel Smith and Lorena Edwardis. George Bube of Elizbeth spent Sunday with C. Swarens and family. Will Fellmy and daughter Virginia Lee visit relatives in New Albany. Mrs. Millard Thomas and son Ear
The text notes relatives visiting LaFayette and Greencastle, Mrs Chas Swarens and son George visiting Champaign Illinois, Raymond Miller from Louisville visiting, and a successful Basket meeting on time's hill. A Queen Ester Missionary Society social at the Leffler home drew about 50 attendees with games ice cream cake and lemonade and rides home on a hay wagon.
The Treasurer of Harrison County Indiana will sell 40 highway improvement bonds at 2 PM August 9 1921 in Corydon. Bonds total 52000 principal with 5 percent interest payable semiannually May 15 and November 11, 20 year term. Bonds dated August 9 1921 100 each. Bid rejection reserved.
Harrison Circuit Court in 1921 requires nonresident defendants William Peters Ella Peters Frank Peters Ola Peters Clarence Peters Alta Peters Harry Peters Emaline Peters Oscar Peters Ethel Peters Golda Laduke Mildred Peters Thomas McKinney Katie McKinney to appear and answer their quiet title suit by September 5 1921 or be defaulted. The action is brought by Charles E LaDuke with Kirkham O Bannon as attorneys.
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