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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
5
Residents visit kin across Perry Crawford and neighboring counties including Floyd Miller in Crawford and Mrs Kate King in New Albany. Community notices list church events, bake sale at Rielys Drug Store, buggy promotions, and Fordson tractor sales by W H Bulleit & Sons. Casual visits and weekend travels recur among New Albany Mauckport and Ramsey residents.
John Hardman received notice from Hobogen New Jersey that the body of his grandson Clarence Heinz has arrived. Interment will take place at Zoar cemetery under the auspices of the American Legion Harrison Post of Corydon.
John W. Conrad and family hosted guests on Sunday July 17 including Mr and Mrs George Arnold with Florence and Frank, Mr and Mrs John Jackson and their daughter, all from Louisville, Mrs Wilford Emily, Mrs Raymond Emily and daughters Edna and Frances. The gathering was pleasant with family ties noted among the attendees.
Burr Oak Cord Tire Company of Burr Oak Michigan advertises for tire salermen to sell low priced guaranteed tires with exceptional commissions in a job notice. The brief appears in a classified style from a historical page segment.
Squirrels season opens August 1. Subscribers renewals: Philip Lind Webster township and R. E. Williams Posey near Locust Point. Elm trees dying in Corydon. Mrs. Abraham Harper South Corydon attended by Dr William Daniel. Daughters born to Chester Emily east of Corydon Luanna Fern weighs nine pounds. Locals visit from Louisville. Civil War veteran Mrs Martin in county. Call for news items and job seeker's appeal. Indiana 1921 election info notes women’s suffrage and the September 6 referendum.
Mrs. N M Rumbley of Birdseye visits friend Mrs Catherine Martin in Campbellsburg while Rev N M Rumbley preaches at Canton and other points. Wood Burton of New Albany employs at S J Gardner Machine Shop visits Corydon with his mother. Alta Henry marries Clarence E Elkins in Chicago. she trains as a nurse. Eli Shields and family visit Corydon. Harry W Shields returns to Yesno for an irrigation dam project worth twenty eight million dollars plans.
Mrs Hester Riley and daughter visited sister Mrs Ben Fleck while Clarence Johnson recovers from typhoid fever. A son Morris Frederick born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Forman of Posey township. W H Bulleit and Sons promote Fordson tractors and Ford tow trucks. Various visits and health updates from Corydon and Harrison county residents accompany real estate and remodeling notes.
Mrs. George Crawford and her daughter Nellie and granddaughter Ruth Elizabeth Moneyhan visited in Milltown Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Crawford's mother Mrs. Mary Goldman and sister Mrs. John Kimbell. Grace Kimbell Byers, daughter of Mrs. Kimbell Byers, has returned from China after a year abroad with the Byers, and she plans to enter Indiana University in September.
Renj R Kirkham of Rehoboth and his nephew Carl Rhodes of Farmers City Illinois visited relatives in Corydon on Monday and Tuesday. Carl is Stoy Rhodes son who moved from the county twenty years ago and has worked with Illinois State University testing dairy cows and reporting production values to the university, the state university, and the state breeders association.
Herman F Bettinger and family members from New Albany return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Eli Grable and family. Miss Georgia Grable and Miss Anna Mae Hook travel with relatives. Sunday visitors include James Hook and Charles Dawson. Wyandotte Cave hosts a group including Harold Siege family and several Grables.
Several refreshing showers have fallen around Corydon and nearby areas this past week, though some parts remain dry. Heavy rains nearby have helped ease conditions and the showers have noticeably cooled the atmosphere.
Dr Earl R Page visiting his parents in Sullivan County. Found a Kodak on North Market Street. Owner may claim by inquiring at this office.
Miss Dalena Redden of Mauckport visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Redden in this place last week. C L Dick bought a building at Camp Zachary Taylor and moved workers to raze it and ship the lumber for sale here.
James Irvine King has come back to his Orleans home following a week staying with his sister Mrs E L Miles of this place.
James Applegate, superintendent of the Eureka Telephone Company, traveled to Cincinnati Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. John Fellers, at this place.
Mrs Sam Foley and her young daughter Mary Catharine return home after a two week visit with Mrs Foley's mother Mrs John Ellers in Cincinnati last Sunday.
Grace Carroll, summoned to Boone township due to the death of her father Stephen Carroll, has returned to New York where she attends Columbia University.
For sale a seven year old horse described as a good worker driver and looker. Contact D. C. Davis at Corydon Indiana Route 4 Eureka Phore by 18 tf aw ait.
Mr and Mrs George Goode of Ohio Illinois announce the marriage of their son Earl G Goode to Miss Hen C Barker on Sunday July 17 Miss Barker is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman Barker of Rockford Illinois After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Rockford
At Harwison County Fair a buyer seeks a gentle dry barren cow, spot preferred, ready for immediate purchase.
Mr and Mrs Out Rowe of New Albany spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Rowe of Mauckport. Mr and Mrs William Elwood and their little son depart for Warren Ohio after a month with Corydon relatives. Mrs Clarence McKinley and child from Hardinsburg visit her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Wiseman. Mr McKinley joins them. A son born July 9 in Washington DC to Mr and Mrs Eugene Bullett named Thomas. the couple are from New Albany and Corydon with Eugene serving as private secretary to Congressman Hiner of Ohio.
About twenty members of the Louiaville Y M C A passed through Corydon last Monday morning en route to the Louiaville Y M C A camp at White Cloud. Most had not attended the camp before. The group at the camp rotates in two week blocks with about twenty members there at a time.
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