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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
3
John Long of Louisville declares Trutona cured his kidney trouble and dizziness while easing his wife and granddaughter’s distress. He urges others suffering back pain constipation and related ailments to try the tonic, noting its availability at Percy L. Davis' Drug Store in Corydon and in other druggists.
Local residents and visitors traded business trips and family visits across Jeffersonville Louisville and New Albany. Notables include Roy C Sieg Walter Taylor and Ralph E Jackson with several Princetons and Mount Lebanons neighbors noted. A Missionary Institute attendance from Milltown was reported along with local weddings and family gatherings.
Lottich's Corner reports greetings to Ace and Mrs Evans and lists numerous neighbors visiting relatives in the area. Residents move to new properties include Chas Sullivan of Louisville taking over a store venture in Elizabeth. Also advertised is the sale of three mares by Homer Ferree in Eureka, New Middletown Indiana.
On Wednesday May 18 Mr and Mrs FE Walk entertained at their home for the forty second wedding anniversary of Jus L Walk and wife. Attendees included J L Walk family and guests, Grier Walk family, Trahn family, Brine family and several others. A large dinner was served.
Millinley Joyham of Indianapolis visited relatives in Laconia and Sallie Shields stayed with Mr and Mrs Maurice Plorn in Corydon. Memorial sermon at Laconia ME church. Basket meeting planned at Cedar Farm. Eliza Verree, widow of Andrew Ferree, died in Middletown Illinois aged 78. Funeral at Rehoboth Church. Harry Fleshman and Herbert Hershman to Indianapolis for work with Indianapolis Light and Heat Co. Homemade white windlings advertised at New Middletown mill. Oscar McCullum prop.
G J Stauthh writes from Dodge City Kansas arguing against the Non Partisan League labeling it anti American and socialist He cites Gov Allen and Judge Fairchilds on naturalization and notes Allied reactions in Dodge City Ellinwood and Great Bend Kansas as examples of free speech tensions
George Gresham of Harrison county Indiana died March 29 1921 aged 61 after six years of declining health and a brief stroke on March 8. He spent much of his life in Indiana with studies in Louisville and Quincy and practiced medicine with his uncle Dr Clement Nance. Survived by widow Agatha Melton and daughters Maude and Ida Lell Funeral was March 31 at Smiths Camp Ground with Rev Youngblood officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
Reconstructed public notice lists bus schedules between Corydon and New Albany with departure times at 2 16, 4 00, 7 00, 9 00 and returns at 11 01 and 1 00. Also notes corn grinding activity at the mill and rental ad for prep rooms by Mre Celestia in London Corydon.
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