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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
5
Corydon area notices list sales of corn and livestock, baking powder, and household goods. Community events include ice cream suppers, church activities, and a theater benefit with multiple births deaths and visits noted.
George A. Smith died in New Albany on May 34 from a complication of diseases causing hypostatic pneumonia. He fell in February, fractured a location, and never fully recovered. Buried in Salem. He formerly lived in Caerodon and worked the black smith trade. His son is the managing editor of the Suleni Democrat.
A carload of Bal lard's bran was delivered to the islevator today direct from the mill, signaling a fresh supply for local bakers and mills.
Jack Walters, a Purdue University student in Lafayette, came home last week, the local report notes.
Miss Josephine Troncin of Mott spent the week end with relatives at this place.
Miss Catherine Yeager of Mauck Port spent last week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Love.
Mr and Mrs Frank Vogt and their young son from New Middletown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Hottell. Mr and Mrs J K Barger of Lanesville visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Barger at Elizabeth. Miss Mary Margaret Miller returned from Greencastle after completing a year at DePauw University.
Mr and Mrs Clifton Leffler and baby of Lanesville visited his parents in Elizabeth over the weekend. Winslow Grover Love and Chas Booth of Louisville spent Sunday with Roy Yeager in Mauckport and Ed Love. Rev Carl Elder of Pennsylvania arrives to preach at Elizabeth and Glenwood churches for the summer. County Supt A O De Weese and three children Byrne Marion Harriett are in Bloomington. the De Weeses study at Indiana University.
Seed potatoes from Cloverdale Farm offered by TFdmund H. Sroy in Eureka. Varieties include Cobbier and Duchess Select seed. Contact via Eureka phone A-13-tf.
Mr and Mrs Frank E Peters and their baby of Illiopolis Illinois were summoned to Laconia last week by the illness of Mrs Eli Shields mother of Mrs Peters. Mrs Shields died Friday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Otto Simpson and baby from Monmouth Illinois and Rev. Lucy Sharp with daughter Miss Pauline visited Mr. and Mrs. John St. Martin last week. Pauline stays with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Martin for the summer.
HK Elevator reports a fresh shipment of good sound yellow corn just received for sale.
Miss Fay Stromire, employed at St Wayne, is visiting relatives in this area.
Children’s Day exercises set for Sunday night June 26 at Dog wood with all invited. Bale An Edison phonograph and about 75 records offered. Inquire at this office. Mrs Dudley Woodward of Bloomington visiting her parents Dr and Mrs W H Reader of New Amsterdam.
The Christian Endeavor group of Phim Cher’s Chapel will host an ice cream social at the parsonage in King's Cave on Saturday night, June 18.
Albert Crayden of Ramsey, son of Mr and Mrs Eli Crayden, has entered the New Albany Business College after completing high school. His move marks the start of his postsecondary education in business studies.
Frank Jordan, son of Mr and Mrs O Jordan, has returned from Oklahoma after spending the past year as a student at the State Normal at Norman.
The Ladies Aid of Mt Solomon church will host an ice cream social at Walnut Valley schoolhouse on Saturday night June 25. Everyone is invited to attend.
Miss Louie Hunter employed in Bloomington is visiting her grandmother Mrs Aaron Benton and aunt Miss Nancy Benton of this place.
John Isterling of Coryden Jet reports from Dr. T. P. Gavan of Pawhusks Oklahoma that a return to Indiana is expected soon. Gavan notes a four year stay in Oklahoma.
A shipment of sixty percent tankage arrives at Corydon Elevator offered as the best available. Price listed at £2.80 per hundred.
Mrs Joe Bernstein of St Louis Missouri visited her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Stevens. Dr Bernstein accompanied her and remained a week before returning to St Louis yesterday.
A fragment notes an incident involving a car associated with No. One Northern Timothy Day and an elevator in Corsdo. Details are sparse, but the wording implies a transit or vehicle event linked to a named person and location.
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