Corydon to Have Visitors Show Genuine Hospitality
Town urges residents to welcome guests warmly and make their stay pleasant. Officials ask businesses to assist visitors and present the community in its best light.
11 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
1
Town urges residents to welcome guests warmly and make their stay pleasant. Officials ask businesses to assist visitors and present the community in its best light.
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association plans mid summer events July 10 to 14 at New Albany Corydon Jeffersonville and Louisville. Editors and guests to tour Floyd County landmarks dine at Glenwood Park and hear Governor Ralston with talks in Corydon Old State House square en route to French Lick. Local committees raise funds for free entertainment and welcome editors with civic hospitality across multiple towns.
Librarian Lene B. Rettling reports May 1913 monthly data. Open days not listed. Library holdings rose to 1079 volumes with 55 new borrowers registered and a total of 1203 borrowers. Daily average visitors reached 46, with 396 adult and 307 juvenile visitors.
Corydon business leaders and citizens prepare to stage a patriotic Fourth of July in the town’s Fair grounds. Committees organize speeches music and refreshments to entertain thousands, with emphasis on liberty’s 1776 to 1783 struggle and the duty of citizens to attend and support the event.
In a letter from Wills Point, Victoria Stalling says she suffered a dreadful cough and womanic trouble and nearly died before taking Cardus. She proclaims relief and better health, urging others to try the medicine for womanly troubles, noting its age and guarantee.
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