Democratic Editors Speak At Indiana Gathering In June
An Indianapolis report notes Saturday events with Democratic editors and speakers including Mrs Hortense Tapp Moore and Hon Frederick Van Nuys. A substituted lineup featured Aiken of Franklin and Senator Frank Culberson reading a letter from Dr Carleton B McNuck for governor in 1920. The piece praises several speakers while promising more later, and mentions local store advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Tapp “Moore
Rockville
Frederick van Nuys
Indianapolis
Young Democracy
Evans Woolen, Jr
Lochner
Price
Ralston
Aiken
Franklin
Frank Culber Eon
Vincennes
Carleton B. McCuNock
Beanston
John S. McFaddin
Edward Barrett
Hortense Tapp Moore
Lillian Somers
Grace Julian Clark
Benjamin Tosse
Frans Woolen
Clifton area notes and local visits in Kentucky
John May wags in Louisville last Thursday and Friday. Miss Fidelia Shields visited families on the ridge including John May and others. Charlies Maynard Williar and Ida Mattingly wed in Jeffersonville. Rev Beaty preached at E St Presbyterian and returns in July for more meetings. Mrs Ray Williar recovers at home with family. Sunday School at 9 30 every Sunday. everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John May
Louisville
John Arnold
Bierly
Elizabeth
Mary Wilbiam
Herman May
Laconia
Mable
Ada Craddock
Munfordville
Ethel Bennett
Nate Williar
Elmer Williar
Cecil Cunningham
Corydon
Fidelia Shields
Ed. Williar
Wm. Robinson
J. W. Jones
Fred Knear, Jr
John Schweitzer
J. S. Bennett
Fidelia
Clifton
Ray Williar
J. H. Conrad
H. N. Williar
Charlies Maynard Williar
Ida Mattingly
Jeffersonville
Sroom
K. D. Wilbiar
Beaty
West Point
E. St. Presbyterian Church
Legion Atrees Dominate In Scoring Bout At Fair Grounds
In a rough game at the fair grounds the Legion Atrees beat the visitors 8 to 2 as errors plagued the opposition. Teague and Flanigan led the local offense while Oster struck out seven for the winners. A stray note mentions job openings at the Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth in Ft Wayne with dates June 1-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Pretertek
Cl Predevick
Jor- Gam
Joes
Georgetown
de Phaniwan
Gwarirnes
Jordan
Crandall
Focals
Trashkewinskhi
Teagle
Stadt
Flanigan Straes
Oster
Indiana School For
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Fwarrison Post
Wwartney
Frederick
Rv Reuter
Tae
Frederick Becker
Flanigan
Knanp
Feorzeetown
Pharaoh Minton
Walters
Abe Tate
Lyskow
Outing party returns from Wyandotte Cave trip
The following people return today after a five day outing at Wyandotte Cave. Mr and Mrs F Wat and two sons Robert and John Addison Mrs rhea Lamb Mrs Carrie Wright Mrs Lena Riely Mr and Mrs T J Hudson Dr and Mrs F A Alen Mr and Mrs Albert Mc grain and children Mr and Mrs Dow ling McGrain and son Thomas of Corydon and Mr and Mrs W P Huff and Mr and Mrs Wm Heewald of New Albany. They were guests at the Cave hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte Cave
F. Wat
Robert
John Addison
Rhea Lamb
Carrie Wright
Lena Riely
T. J. Hudson
F. A. Alen
Albert Mcgrain
Dowling McGrain
Thomas
Corydon
W. P. Huff
Wm. Heewald
New Albany
Cave Hotel
Fowler's Garage Hauls Any Material Long Distance Service
Truck hauling firm offers to move any kind of material to any accessible location with long distance expertise. Contact Fowler's Garage in Central for service.
Local residents visit kin and friends across Indiana
Crandall Alr. and Mrs. Silas Smith of Brazil visit Mr. Smiths parents. Various families from New Albany Corydon Lanesville Eminence and Mystic spend weekends and week with relatives. An advertisement for harvesting machines from J G Zabels in Lanesville Indiana appears with a date June 8 3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Smith
Brazil
Indiana
Smith
Forth
Luran Tyler
Lew
Thomas Wright
New Albany
Will F Pelley
I. B. Buff
Mystic
Mfriday U
Pasaatk Wolfe
George Wins
Ray
Mtss
Mildred Sims
Ralph Barry
Eminence
J. G. Zabels
Lanesville
Local notes from Corydon and nearby areas
Community items include visits by Miss Margaret Prage of Chicago and Miss Daisy Montgomery near Washington township, farm news on wheat yield and a collapsed frame removal, plus several travels to Mammoth Cave and Louisville. Also noted are an ice cream social at Glenwood church and churchyard gatherings, plus remarks on local injuries and residents moving between Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Church
George Lundquist
Los Angeles
California
Local notices from Corydon area announce travels and visits
Elizabeth residents Raskin Crosby and C O Crosby head to Greencastle and Bloomington for work and study. Miss Ollie May Hisey returns from Boaz Alabama where she taught music. Mrs Roy OBannon and Eva Tuell nurse a bronchial pneumonia patient in Elizabeth. Locals plan trips to Muncie for school and Terre Haute for Normal College study. June events include Miles Variety Store bargains and Snow White Flour ad claims. Peter Weilbaker and son Will visit Palmyra kin and plan Niagara Falls trip. Walter Hisey and family visit Corydon with Pillsbury employment in Chicago. A general purpose buggy and harness offered by Hermain Miller.
Ordinance Granting Rail Roaders Oil Co Gas Franchise in Laconia
The Board of Town Trustees of Laconia Indiana grants Railroaders Oil Company its successors the right to use streets and public grounds to lay pipes and mains for conveying natural gas. The ordinance covers depths, damages, meters, gas supply limits, rates, and a public hearing July 4 1921 for final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroaders Oil Company
Laconia
Indiana
Harrison County
State of
Public Service Commission
Sanscriber
Board of Town Trustees
Board of Town Trustees of
Town of
Frank T. Wright Dies at 60 in Shelbyville
Frank T. Wright 60, foreman of the Shelby Record office, died this afternoon at his home in Shelbyville. He moved here seventeen years ago after a printing career in Louisville. His widow survives. He was formerly of this county and a brother of James Wright of Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Frank T. Wright
Shelby Record Office
Louisville
Louisville Courier Journal
Wright
James Wright
Dodge Brothers Motor Car Description
The Dodge Brothers motor car is praised for low gasoline consumption high tire mileage and infrequent repairs. Its finish durability requires only thorough cleaning to restore its original lustre. Demonstrates unusually low fuel use and high tire mileage. Co H Buchanan dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Buchanan
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Democratic Editors
Lil-ian Somers
Terre Haute
Samuel M. Ralston
Women and
The
League of Nations
Democratic
Benjamin Rosse
Evansville
Miles
Legion Atrees
Escortverown
Oquor Vn
Tarek
Toealx
Fowler’s Garage
Central
Mroo
Tworer Wright
Mir
Allen Green
Lee Junior
Henry Boley
Petey
George Fleck
Wilbur Miller’s
William Heth
John H. Heth
Margaret Prage
Chicago
John Prage
Posey Township
Windy City
Tri Kappas
Mr. Young
Montezuma
Mammoth Cave
Earl Orwick
Isaac Orwick
Foster Cook
EK. Cook
William W. Cook
John Graves
William
John
Indiana University
J. T. Sonne
Dr. Sonne
Perry Conrad
Orlan
Lee Reas
Tine Miller
Dogwood
Mr. Miller
Trrawn
Clarence
Brown
Court House
Hh. A. Stevens
J. W. van Pelt
John YT. Carr
Guy Daily
Jersey
Clank County
Corvden
Clark County
Cady Club
Ales
Stturgis Steel Co
Cart Co
Sturgis, Mich
Robert P. Bannon
Purdue University
LaFayette
Tew M. O’bannon
Henry Wast Machine Company
George Frye
Nich Berg
Sam Windell
Charley I.eMay
Joan Flock
Harvey Stoner
Will Cline
Cline
Celestia Louden
Erman Crayden
Raskin Crosby
Greencastle
C. O. Crosby
Bloomington
Ollie May Hisey
Boaz
Alabama
Miles’ Variety Store
Lacy Lewis
Lucy Hardin
W. W. Hardin
Mauckport
Roy O'Bannon
Eva Tuell
Jas. Wilson, Sr Jr
Anna Douglas
Gertrude Holmes
Lester LaDuke
Muncie
Anna Kiskham
State Normal
W.E Cook
J. W. Roberts
Neill W. Funk
Moises
Peter Weilbaker
Will
Palmyra
Mr. Weilbaker
Henry
War Bt
Wayne
Niagara Falls
Walter Hisey
Irs
Cornelius Hisey
Walter
Pillsbury Flour Co
Worsake
Hermain Miller
New Middletown
Ind
Mureka
J. W. Best
Dodge Brothers
Corydon Fair Grounds
Miss Adelaide D’vorak
Dreyer
Harrison Post
West
Point, Kentucky
American Legion
J. Roy Stover
Corydon, Ind
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