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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
8
Bargain roundup offers men’s union suits in fine knit balbriggan and wane fabrics, Luaheage tile savings from $1.00 to $3.00, plus BVD athletic styles. Infant rubber pants and Kleinerts items listed, along with ladies sanitary aprons belts and napkins priced at 30 to 50 cents.
An advertisement lists prices for ladies and misses slippers in black or brown kid with military or low heels, strappy fancy slippers, old ladies comfort slippers, and wide plain toe slippers. Also featured are white canvas Oxfords, pumps, silk hose, and girls slippers with varied colors and prices, including specials like 50 cents to several dollars, with multiple size and material options.
Miss Dode Scott of Corydon died in Seattle after being struck by an automobile on a Seattle street. She died a week after the injury, survived by one brother Thomas. Her father W J Scott formerly practiced law in this county and the family moved from Corydon to York Nebraska then Seattle.
The listing shows women dresses petticoats and sunbonnets with prices from 50 to 200 cents. Gingham and calico items, midges and middies for girls priced between 1 and 1.75 dollars. Men shirts and overalls priced 75 to 125 cents and 91 to 173 cents.
The 1921 Elizabeth High School graduating class, first since the school’s commissioning, organized an Alumni Association at Prof. C. O. Crosby’s home on Friday night May 13. Officers are President Anna Douglas, Vice President Lester LaDuke, Secretary Mable Crosby, Treasurer Loretta Keen, with six initial members Neil Wilson Sidney Conner Lester LaDuke Loretta Keen Mable Crosby Anna Douglas.
Due to the death of Miss Geth Best the show did not go to Central on May 28 and will instead appear there Saturday night June 4 with all new pictures presented by John L. Miller.
NOFA candidate Perry F Windell announced for Treasurer of the Eureka Telephone Company but has decided not to run. His paper notice appeared on the first side, and upon his withdrawal call Monday the note explains the cancellation.
County official John L Win dell and Mrs Windell abandon farming in Washington township and rent the farm. Windell will sell personal property at public auction Friday June 10 starting 9:36 A M. A large lot of good property offered. see display ad in Democrat. June 1 2w.
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