Local notes report fairs travel and residents in Corydon
The Corydon Democrat items note upcoming Harrison County Fair invites and county news. Mentions Miss Maud Black returning from Fredericksburg visit, Mrs Annis Spaulding of Dallas visiting Elizabeth sister Amzie Weaver, and others including Ella Jameson ill with pneumonia, Stella Baker visiting J W Doolittle, and Dr. Clarence Lockhart from Louisville visiting Corydon. Also reports work horses for sale, hay baler for sale, trips to Mammoth Cave, alfalfa findings, and Board of Commissioners August session plan plus Camp Zachary Taylor discharge of registrants Richard and Wright. Agricultural focus highlighted with Baker’s dental license and enlistment.
Local notices and visits fill Corydon area pages
Numerous short items across Corydon Indiana area recount visits to relatives by Mrs Patchshacklette and others from Louisville Shelbyville Galveston and Galena locals. travel notes include Arval Goyder Topeka trip and Prof Moody Beanblossom visiting Herrin. community picnic announced for Martinsburg August 17.
Hog shipment and local notices mark Towanda area news
John Cunningham hauled 3600 pounds of hogs to market last Thursday earning 18.75 per hundred. Mrs. William Kirkham, near New Middletown and Elizabeth, injured her shoulder recently. Carrie Flock visits Corydon relatives after an Indianapolis accident. Mrs. W D Stevens returns from Jacksonville where her husband trains Warehousing Division personnel. Towanda residents update on home purchases and local moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunningham
Two
William Kirkham
New Middletown
Elizabeth
W.D. Stevens
Jacksonville
Florida
Camp Johnston
Local church notices and crop notes from county
Rev J A Toombs will preach next Sunday night at the U B church. On Sunday night August 11 Rev Curtis Eskew will occupy the pulpit. Pastor J L Battram will be absent two weeks for a tabernacle meeting at Yeldton Ky. J W Bratford now at Modale Iowa writes of gumbo soil and productive land. George Treece nearing harvest with 240 acres sod 65 wheat and 500 pounds twine. 240 acres corn and 8 acres popcorn. Rain is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Toombs
U. B
Curtis Eskew
J. L. Battram
Yeldton
J. W. Bratford
Modale
Iowa
George Treece
Local readers renew subscriptions and note area farming progress
A. D. Fieshman of New Albany renews his Democrat sub at our office after visiting his 400 acre Harrison county farm in Washington township where 1706 bushels of wheat were threshed and livestock totals include thirty cattle and one hundred sheep. Eck Brown and son Thomas near Corydon farm corn tobacco and other crops while snakes are reported along the creek hill. Prof. O G Lidikay of Corydon Junction will be Edwardsport Public Schools superintendent in Knox county beginning September 9 with thirteen teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Fieshman
New Albany
Democrat
Brown
O. G. Lidikay
Corydon Junction
Edwardsport
Knox County
Lidikay
Depauw
New Salisbury
Bargains and notices brighten Corydon town listings
Local ads advertise big bargains at the Hub for men and women including ready made dresses waists shirts and hose. A $230 gasoline engine haybaler is offered. Faculty and residents join visits in Corydon with travel notes and family updates from Louisville Glasford Morgan and Attica.
Hudsons Visit Shelbyville Kin and Local Officials
Mr and Mrs John Y Hudson and granddaughter Aliene Kopp visited Elmer Hudson in Shelbyville Kentucky where Elmer works as a linotype operator at the Shelbyville News. Grandpa is foreman at Corydon Democrat. County Assessor Smith Askren was appointed to appear before the State Board of Tax Commissioners in Indianapolis to help equalize county assessments. Mrs Askren accompanied him to the State Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Hudson
Aliene Kopp
Elmer Hudson
Shelbyville, Ky
Elmer
Shelbyville
Corydon Democrat
Smith Askren
Board of Commissioners
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indianapolis
Askren
State Capitol
Germany Called Big Criminal in Global Peace Note
The article contrasts harm by Aboriginees of America with German cruelties, noting Indians are dismissed for ignorance while Germans are seen as scientifically advanced. It cites twenty three nations deeming Germany a major criminal and need for subdual for world peace, with the criminal claim to be established in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Ladies Walk to Corydon Aboard Auto Rescue
Mrs Harolld Barrett and her daughter with two other women walked from New Albany to Corydon over two days. They were refused lodging in Lanesville the first night until auto driver Mr Meech helped and gave them a ride. They explained they were on a pleasure trip and not spies.
Louisville duo run Hammer Printing Company
Thus T Boone of Louisville sends a check for a full year in advance, thanking the paper. He and Harry Ross, both former Harrison County boys, have started a successful business in Louisville as proprietors of the Hammer Printing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Boone
Louisville
Mr. Boone
Harry Ross
Harrison County
The
Hammer Printing Company
Local Notices and Social Items From Recent Week
Dr and Mrs Adolph Wright of Lowisville visited his mother Mrs Peter Wright last week. Miss Jamwainle Lene attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Levi Lene in New Albany Saturday. Verydon recently a heart shaped pin with the National Flower of Bermuda. Dr G D Haker of Crandall renewed his Democrat subscription. John Dannenfelser killed a three foot cow snake on the Jail pavement last Friday. Mrs Myrtle Johnson of Juffalo lk and Mrs Ona Johnson of New Albany visited Aunt Mrs W H Runlett last week. Many late potatoes planted as seed stock ran short. Mr and Mrs J Y Hudson and granddaughter Aliene Kopp visited son Elmer Hudson at Shelbyville Ky from Friday to Monday. Mrs James Satter left for Normal Illinois to visit her two sons and relatives remaining several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamwainle Lene
Levi Lene
New Albany
Myrtle Johnson
Juffalo, Lk
Ona Johnson
W. H. Runlett
J. Y. Hudson
Aliene Kopp
Elmer Hudson
Shelbyville, Ky
James Satter
Normal
Illinois
Marshall and
Chester Satter
Lemay Couple Return From Waterloo Visit
Mr and Mrs H R Lemay of New Albany formerly of this county returned last week from a visit with their daughter Mrs Howard Dyer of Waterloo Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Lemay
New Albany
This County
Howard Dyer
Waterloo
Towa
Pike County Fair Attendee Brings Racehorse Entry
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mosier and S. A. Taylor attend the Pike County Fair at Petersburg this week. Taylor enters his horse King A. Dillard in the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Mosier
S. A. Taylor
Pike County
Petersburg
Taylor
King A. Dillard
Boone man Charles Holliday visits Corydon friends
Charles Holliday of Boone Township visited Corydon friends last Monday. He has been blind for many years after a mule kicked him in the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Holliday
Boone Township
Corydon
Tharles
Toops Dropper Sees Gollar at Sunday School Event
Ww. A. Toops of Therust Point a dropper attended the St. Peter Sunday School Celebration last Thursday and was to be applied on his subscription to the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Toops
Therust Point
St. Peter
The
Democrat
Subscription Renewed by Washington Township Resident
Jesse A. Hisey of Washington township paid a visit to renew his subscription to the Democrat. The editor notes Hisey as a pleasant gentleman and was glad to welcome his call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. Hisey
Washington Township
Democrat
Jesse
Mrs Clyde Woottick Returns From Flatwoods Visit
Mrs Clyde Woottick returned Monday from a visit with her sister Mrs Chas Rupp in the Flatwoods. She attended the funeral of her cousin Mrs Richard Stone at Bethesda, daughter of Robert E Witt iams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde &. Woottick
Chas. Rupp
Flatwoods
Richard Stone
Bethesda
Robert E. Wittiams
Flowers That Bloom Out of Season Sermon Tonight
Union Church holds services next Sunday night at the Christian Church with Rev. J G Moore of the M A Church delivering the sermon on the subject Flowers That Bloom Out of Season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
The
Christian Church
J. G. Moore
M. E. Church
Rainfall Buoys County Crops Though Prices Lag
Wet spell sweeps parts of the county over the past week with more rain hoped for to help corn in the fields. Prices listed in markets show gaps as rainfall continues to influence yields and trade.
Forget-Me-Not Service at M. T. F. Church
A Wednesday prayer service at the M. TF Church honors Corydon soldiers and sailors and invites all locals. Parents of service members are urged to attend. special music has been prepared for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. TF
Corydon
Sol
Diers
Family members take a ten day visit with relatives
Mr and Mrs J iluetsen and their daughters Margaret and Catherine, with Mr O Jordan, traveled to Illinois to spend ten days with sisters Mrs N Ketchum of Paris and Mrs W Skasys of Harrisburg. They returned home last Wednesday accompanied by Mrs Skages who will stay for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Gudgeon
Indianapolis
Maud Gutkese
J. Iluetsen
Margaret
Catherine
O. Jordan
N. Ketchum
Paris
W. T. Skasys
Harrisburg
Widow Elizabeth Scharf Visits Kin in County
Mrs. Elizabeth Scharf widow of John Scharf of Paradise Arkansas is visiting relatives in this county. She has been here a month. The Scharf family moved from Webster township over twenty years ago to Arkansas where Mr. Scharf died. Mrs. Scharf is a daughter of John Richert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stonecipher
Attica
Indiana
Mr. Stonecipher
Andrew Stonecipher
Stonecipher
John Walter
Corydon
Clarence
National Car Coupler Company
St Attica
Elizabeth Scharf
John Scharf
Paradise
Arkansas
Scharf
Webster
State FairCake and Pie Displays Must Use Allocated Sugar
Exhibitors at county fairs and the State Fair may not receive extra sugar or flour. Each exhibitor must use their allotted portions. Fair judges will award prizes based on compliance with federal food regulations as directed by Dr. Barnard the State Food Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Grace Carroll to Leave Laconia for Knox teaching post
Miss Grace Carroll of Laconia visited her parents Mr and Mrs S H Carroll last week. She studies at Haute state normal Terre this summer and will go to Knox Ind after her work there to become principal of the school. She is described as a very competent teacher and the county will lose her talents when she leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Carroll
Laconia
S.H. Carroll
Haute
State Normal
Terre
Knox
Ind
Grace
For Sale Nine Pigs and Local Notices
Perry items include a for sale note for nine pigs by Wm Hauswald and a Mead Glascoyte from Boone township reporting business in Orsden. Also announced are the 32nd annual meeting of the Palls Holiness Association at Silver Hills in Floyd County tomorrow, and birth news from Salem Nebraska and New Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Thio Palls Holiness Association
Silver Hills
Ployd County
Population drop at Indiana Reformatory due to transfers and parole releases
Jeffersonville prison saw a drop of 100 inmates sent to Putnamville State Penal Farm and 20 inmates released on parole last Monday. Pierce Fouts of Morgan Township, a prominent citizen, lies seriously ill at his home near Byrneville with Bright's disease after a period of bed rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Putnamville
Pierce Fouts
Morgan Township
Byrneville
Brictht
Notice of Food Administration Office Hours
The Food Administration Office will be open daily except Sundays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. All business with the office should be conducted within these hours. During fair week the office hours are 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. C. B. Hays, Federal Food Administrator for Harrison County, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Food Administration Office
C. B. Hays
Harrison County
Ind
A Family Reunion at Wilson Home
Mr and Mrs Joshua T Wilson anticipate a family gathering in the coming week with their children visiting from Corydon Brook ing South Dakota and Washington DC. Sons Thos J Geo and Ott reside nearby and Mrs B B Israckett, their Brook ing daughter, is visiting. Colonel Jennings Wilson of Washington DC is expected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua T. Wilson
Thos. J
Geo
Ott
Corydon
Israckett
Brooking
South Dakota
Jennings Wilson
Washington, D. C
Trench Training Details From Camp Sherman Reported
Prof Cobert B Jenkins writes from Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio describing trenches in training fourteen to twenty miles of trench network a realistic drill with French officers aiding instruction and nights of sham battles amid muddy conditions He notes the letter is not for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobert B. Jenkins
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
O’trannon
Corydon
Ind
Cobert B. Jenicins
Selected for Special Service In Mechanical Training
List of limited service men chosen for special service to begin mechanical training. Elmer L. Frown of Posey township and Howard de Ott of Morsan township head to Syracuse today. Ray Barksdale and Parry Arthur Deschamp transfer to Camp Zachary Taylor from Towa. Ernest F E Smith, Wm G Cole of Moran, and John A Wallace of Corydon depart to Valparaiso tomorrow. Armen Bottles, Elmer E Rosenbarger, Lorand S Kriscoe of Spancer township move to Indianapolis August 11, Roscoe Toler to Cincinnati the same day. On August 28 Wm J Dannreuther of Jackson township and Willie and Cecil Evans of Boone township go to Valparaiso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Elmer L. Frown
Posey Township
Howard ‘de Ott
Morsan Township
Zachary Taylor
Towa
Ray Barksdale
Tockwell City
Parry Arthur Deschamp
Marshalltown
Ernest FE. Smith
Wm. G. Cole
Moran Township
John A. Wallace
Corydon
Valparaiso
Armen Bottles
Harrison Township
Elmer E. Rosenbarger
Lorands
Kriscoe
Spancer Township
Indianapolis
Roscoe Toler
Cincinnati
Wm. J. Dannreuther
Jackson Township
Willie Evans
Cecil Evans
Boone Township
Cherokee Rose of Texas Heads to Church Debut
Miss Gertrude Springer known as the Cherokee Rose, trained in New York, is presented by Thomas McGrain and Zona Mare Griswold. Daughter of Robert Springer of Grand Saline with Cherokee heritage, she will make a voluntary appearance at the Christian Church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Springer
Wilds
Texas
Thomas 8
Christian Church
Harry McGram
Mra. Qe
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Ella Catharine
Richard Jameson
Near
James Mathena
Marion Mathena
Clarence Lockhart
Mrs. L
Ralph Ridley
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Fhos. Keiler
Joseph Denbo
Anapolis
B. F. Neely
Mauckport
W.O. Neely
Cort Miller
Stella Beanblossom
Alice D. Beanblossom
Heth Township
Paul Argo
Corydon, Ind
John Martin
Charles Battram
Rev. Battram
Mr. Martin
George Moore
Harry Smith
John Blice
Anna Moore
Fredericksburg
Henry Black
Arlie Hudson
Moody L. Beanblossom
Herrin, Il
Dewitt Beanbloagom
Lucy Frank
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
J. H. Black
John Black
Eugene McClure
McC
Miss Miller
Stanley Friedley
Michigan
Mary Bowling
Camp
Tylee Burgess
Cleo Sieg
Margaret Bartley
Myra Dorsey
Delbert Davis
Robert Allen
Edward Bartley
Wyandotte Cave
W. H. Keller Jr
North Market Street
County Council
Charles Richard
Raleigh B. Wright
Merrill R. Baker
Orleans
Emma M. Canghlin
Uncle Sam
Mrs. Patchshacklette
Mrs
Eli Wheat
Harry Campbell
Son Pryor
Indipe Co
W. Cook
Henry M. Walker
Maysville, Ky
Eph Stonecipher
Jush Rughters
Boswell
Lebanon
Hottel
Mildred Feller
Mae
Plaster
Raub
Lafayette
Harry Foppe
Norma
Galveston
Emma Neely
Arval
Goyder
Topeka
Kansay
Eugene Rissler
Earl
Ruth Quebbemen
J. L. Miles
Martinsburg
Tom Lone
Southern Indiana Telephone Company
Kenneth
Evaneville
Mel Wolfe
Chas. W. Bringle
Harriet
Brook
Cheater Sunderland
Dorothy
Phylis
Foresman
Eli Crayden
Beamsey
Jacob W. Davis
West Side
Public Square
Mr. Davis
Eldridge McKinnie
Lanesville
Moody Beanblosson
Herrin
Alice Beanblossom
Frank Self
Frank E. Watson
C. E. Fitzgerald
G. B. Crowe
San Antonio
Dogwood
Dr. Fitzgerald
Meech
Jacob Peer
Philip Damon
Will Cline
Riley Cline
Vernice Toler
Myrtle Briles
Nellie Conrad
George Mauck
Jacob Huntsinger
George H. Wiseman
Towanda
Mr. Wiseman
Bertha
Towanda III
Lexington
Ili
Carrie Flock
Isaac Flock
John E. Engleman
Miss Flock
Joe T. McClaran
Irvin H. Sonne
R. H. Humphrey
Ralph Watters
First National Bank
J. W. Hottel
Jesse Pitman
Minneola
Kansas
Mrs. Hubar
Sarah Hildebrand
Charles Mathes and Baby
Eli Mathes
Lucy Sharp
Joan
Glasford
John S. Martin
Alice Brewster
Florence Virginia Hughes
Maud Allen Hughes
Virginia
Jos. Uhl
Carl
Eli Miller
Concrete
Washington
Chas. Cunningham
Mr. C
Adolph Wright
Lowisville
Peter Wright
Bermuda
G. D. Haker
Crandall
John Dannenfelser
Hauswald
Mead Glascoy
Orsden
Gorn
F. I. Rose
Salem
Neb
Maury Mueller
Cobert Jenkins
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