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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
8
Mrs. Ed Wolfe of 822 Chestnut St reports years of back pain and kidney trouble improved by Dean's Kidney Pills. A later note confirms lasting relief and a cure, urging others to use the same remedy priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Louis Quebbeman marked his 59th birthday on May 30 with a family gathering at Blue River. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Andy Quebbeman and children Ruth New Albany Mrs Eugene Rissler Mr and Mrs Adam Quebbeman Lawrence Mr and Mrs Robert Quebbeman and children Mr and Mrs Raymond Quebbeman. A bountiful dinner followed as relatives wished many more happy birthdays.
A printing error in last week’s Democrat failed to identify Miles Variety Store as the advertiser for the Aluminum Sale and Stamp Day ad run on June 2. The notice informs readers that Miles Variety Store placed the advertisement and apologizes for the omission.
The Board of Review meets for the annual session to consider only personal property assessments. Members include County Assessor Ed Love as president, Auditor Charles Smith as secretary, Treasurer William Taylor, and appointees Hez Luckett and Henry Wiseman. Wiseman lives in Corydon. Luckett farms near Corydon.
Corydon beat White Cloud 12 to 10 at the Fair Grounds Sunday in the second Corydon game. Roscoe Baxley hit two home runs for Corydon. Gurtz doubled for White Cloud. Managers push for cleaner play as fans clashed with umpires Feller and Kopp.
Clifton residents Nate Williar George S Jones Har ry Williar John Arnold and Ebner Williar traveled to Corydon on business. Local families attended Decoration services at Rehoboth. Miss Virgin May stayed with Aunt Mrs Thomas Cooper in Laconia. Cate William employed in Louisville visited home folk. Several attended Mrs Zelda May funeral at Rehoboth. Sincere sympathy extended to the Radmacher family. Howard Bishop of Louisville visited with his wife and children. Marguerite Williar returned from Charlestown High School. A Marion Land sale occurred at Greenwood. Late Mrs Nate Williar improved after specialist visit in Louisville with husband and Mary. Opal Lena Schweitzer Bertha Edith Arnold visited New Albany.
The Indianapolis meeting of the Presbyterian General Assembly reported membership above 100,000 with new additions weekly and 40 million dollars raised for all church purposes. Action included oversight on church schools, abstinence pledges urged by Mr Bryan, and a projected endowment drive for ministerial relief. the next Assembly will meet in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Mr. Charles K. Moore, a Cory barber, claimed readers had been handed a big lemon and urged publishing it. He showed a lemon weighing one pound three ounces, which Mr. W. S. Alexander of Leavenworth had found and brought to Moore last Saturday, displaying the fruit in his cellar and yard.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness death and burial of our daughter and wife Mrs Zelda Radmacher Muay who departed this life May 31 1923. Father Mother and Husband.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of wife and mother Anna R. Senner who departed this life May 31, 1923.
A local man praises Charles Henry Ginkins for having one of the finest gardens in Corydon. He commends Ginkins as a good gardener who is not afraid to work.
Born to Mr and Mrs John ab of Racine Wisconsin on May 14 1923 a son named Ea Aul. The mother Miss Lena Steiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Steiner five miles east of Corydon.
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