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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1923

Page

8

Harrison County Indiana Sealed Bridge Bids at Rocky Hollow Ford

The Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana will receive sealed proposals for a concrete bridge at Rocky Hollow Ford Washington Township. Bids opened and contract awarded on July 1923. Estimated cost 495 dollars. Bids must include labor and material per plans in County Auditor office.

Board of Commissioners Harrison County Indiana Office of Auditor Corydon Rocky Hollow Ford Washington Township Office of County Auditor Rocky Hollow Ford Bridge

Fifty Five Motorcycle Visitors Tour Corydon and Wyandotte Cave

A party of 55 riders from Muncie Marion and Kokomo visited Corydon and Wyandotte Cave last Sunday and Monday. They traveled 200 miles by Harley Davidson motorcycles with 29 bikes split among Muncie Marion and Kokomo. The group included 27 Muncie club riders and 20 Marion club riders. They toured historic points and enjoyed Corydon and Blue River hills on their seventh annual trip with routes via Anderson Greenfield and Columbus to Seymour and Brownstown.

Corydon Wyandotte Cave Muncie Marion Kokomo Anderson Greenfield Shelbyville Columbus Seymour Scottsburg Sellersburg New Albany Brownstown Wallonia Salon Palmyra Lake Manitan Turkey Run Yellow Banks Webster Lake Tri-Lakes Blue River

Famous Name Lands Owner in Prison

Robt. E. Lee, grandson of Gen. Robert E. Lee, sentenced to two years in Atlanta federal prison for using the mails to obtain fake oil stock. At 78, he received $12.30 weekly for the use of his name as a magic wand. Crooks swindled about three million dollars across multiple states. cases tried in U. S. Court in Texas last week. Some criminals awaiting trial. others given long terms, up to twenty five years. Rich men, widows, banks, and trust companies suffered losses nationwide. New Middletown Milling Company ad copy follows.

Robt. E. Lee Ger Robert E. Lee Atlanta Mr. Lee Lee Iman U. S Texas Indiana

Timber Rights Fight Over Blunk Farm In Boone Township

Litigation looms over timber rights on John T. Blunk’s Boone Township farm. R H Humphrey & Co sues in Harrison Circuit Court claiming timber under a contract with former owner Robert McFarland, while Aetna Life Insurance Co seeks to bar Humphrey from taking the logs. Blunk counters with a contract claim against Humphrey. he had bought the land from McFarland and mortgaged it to the insurer.

John T. Blunk Boone Township R. H. Humphrey & Company Harrison Mr. Blunk Robert McFarland Aetna Life Insurance Co R. H. Humphrey & Co Blunk Humphrey McFarland Insurance Company

Bids Sought With Bond Requirements For Harrison County Contract

Harrison County Indiana seeks bids for a public works contract with a bond equal to double the bid amount. Bonds must ensure faithful performance and labor/material payment. Bids require a noncollusion affidavit. time for completion to be set after award by the Board of Commissioners. Co W Smith, Auditor. 1-19-3-w.

Board of Commissioners Indiana Harrison County W. Smith Harrison Co Ind

Trip Through the Middle West A Family Journey

Mrs. Wv. C. Davis recalls a six week motor trip from Corydon to Kansas Iowa and Indiana visiting relatives in Flora Santa Fe Brooklyns and Urbana. She details weather crops roads schooling commencements and family milestones including graduates and a speech by Dr. David Kinley.

Middlewest Corydon Middle-West States Kenneth Rothrock Louisville Billy Flora Ilinois Smith Burgess St. Louis Harrison County Grant Burgess Santa Fe Kansas Grant Lyman Winfield Brooklyn Iowa Melvin Vinton Grinnell Guernsey Williams Indiana John Morgan Iowa City Morgan Jasper N. Davis Charles McCutcheon Mclean, Jr Levi Burgess Ellsworth Illinois Ralph Peper Thornton Ind Wyandotte Davis New York Columbia University Urbana Myrtle University Ofllinois Phi Mu Phi Mu Sorority David Kinley Wv. C. Davis

Mary Louisa Elliott Dies in Sellersburg Ind

Mrs. Mary Louisa Elliott born July 31 1852 died June 11 192 at 6 o clock P M wife of Joseph Ellicott of Sellersburg Ind She was the mother of two children by a former marriage who died in infancy Survived by husband three stepchildren and Maria E Byrn two sisters and two brothers Funeral at M E church Sellersburg burial Wolfe s cemetery near Georgetown

Mary Louisa Elliott Joseph Ellicott Sellersburg Ind Chauncey C Eraula Burn Harrison County Maria E. Byrn Annis Yuk Milltown Inn Lycurgus Lynn Tilton Kate Gardner Crandall Chas. G. Byrn M .E Church Wolfe's Cemetery Georgetown

Farm Activity and Social Visits Highlight Local Life

Farmers are plowing corn while neighbors visit families across the area. Several gatherings are noted, including an ice cream supper planned for Saturday night June 23, 1923. Multiple visits between Bussabargers, Peppers, Wisemans, Fawvers, and Hughes are recorded, with Frieda Peper staying with Mrs. Wiseman.

Russell Bussabarger Robert Li. KE Bussabarger Harley Creech Oakland City J.C. J. Peper Chas. Peper Clara Irma Jay Wiseman Fred Agnie Ollie Sigman George Signin New Albany Annie Rothrock James Jacob Fawver Dan Fawver Harold Sieg Ruth Peper Elizabeth Bussubarger Woodford Hughes and Son John Hughes Rumsey J. (. H. Peper Woodford Hughes Zelma Watson Ralph Wright Ward Clarence Stauth Jas. Sanerheber Marion Harve Franks Dan Faw

Ramsey News Briefs and Obituary Notes

Mrs. R F Davis received a telegram from Mason City Nebraska stating her step father John Mulvany died at noon aged over ninety. He left the county in 1878 and settled in Custer county Nebraska. Several locals attended school or visited relatives around town and at the University of Wisconsin. Hoosier Elm Chapter D A R marked Flag Day with a program and pledging to Riley Memorial Hospital and Harrison House endowment funds. Cor Sec.

Robert Sigler Wm .Hiser Danville Ward Housel A. E. Housel University of Wisconsin Harley Goss Ed. Davis True Davis Odessa Wiseman Terre Haute Mattie Sigler Wm. S .LaHue Fairdale Geneva Crayden Minnie Fellig Crandall McSpaddin Maggie Crayden New Albany C. H. Welker Roy Davis Lucille George Beal Sr Woodford Hughes and Son John Hughes Hoosier Elm G. 8. Wilson P. Vogt Riley Memorial Hospital Harrison House Vincennes America Morgan Helen P. Griffin

Six Brothers Served in Southern Railway

The June issue of the Southern News Bulletin features six brothers in the Southern Railway Company. John Wesley Patrick Henry Daniel Dickson Murray Franklin Wiley Herbert and Willie Chester Massey are profiled with their service lengths totaling 190 years, five in North Carolina and one in Richmond Virginia.

The Southern Railway Company Southern News John Wesley Patrick Henry Daniel Dickson Murray Franklin Wiley Herbert Willie Chester Massey Southern North Carolina Richmond

Death and Burial of Godlove Beck

Godlove Beck a farmer from Webster Township south of New Middletown died June 16 1923 after long illness from tuberculosis and other ailments. Funeral Sunday was led by Rev A Ruehman with a large attendance. He was 39 years 11 months and 4 days, married to Louise Hertling in 1914 with two daughters Hulda Marie and Esther Elizabeth. Survived by wife two daughters a sister Mrs Christina Jemison of Dogwood his parents and three brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Burial note includes a poem about a land beyond and peace with Christ.

Godlove Beck Webster Township New Middletown A. Ruehhnan Michael Catherine Beck Salem Reformed Church Louise Hertling Hulda Marie Esther Elizabeth Christina Jemison Dogwood

Moberly M E Epworth League Program

Sunday evening June 24 program at Moberly M E church led by Mrs Henry Clunie with hymns and choir. I O Lahue discusses Christian Citizenship topics for June 10 and 17. Robert Pitman presents Today’s Challenge to Christian Citizenship. Performers include Nolan A Wolfe Waldo Engleman Julie. Recitations by Joe Pitman Ethel Cole Glenn Troncin Eldo Troncin and Helen Windell with Mrs Waldo Engleman story for boys and girls. All welcome. program starts 7 30 PM.

Moberly M. E Robert Pitman Nolan A. Wolfe Waldo Engleman Joe Pitman Ethel Cole Lymn—Choir Helen Windell Glenn Eldo Troncin

Harrison County Marriage Licenses Record Opens in 1918

The county clerk reports a vast marriage license record set with 592 pages opened January 2 1918 and 591 licenses issued since. It notes twenty one licenses filed under letter A beginning with Caleb Newman and Patsy Hancock’s February 7 1809 marriage.

Caleb Newman Patsy Hancock

Busy Bee Club Elects Officers At Leader Home

The Busy Bee Club met at Mrs. B. F. Smith’s home and elected Clara Nettie Seipel as president, Fairy Seipel as secretary, Evelyn Elbert as cheer leader, and May Frances Tranum as publicity officer. The ten member group will hold its next meeting June 21 at the leader’s home.

Busy Bee Club B. F. Smith Clara Nettie Seipel Fairy Seipel Evelyn Elbert May Frances Tranum

Children’s Day Observed at Zoar Sunday School

Zoar church six miles northeast of Corydon hosted the Sunday School Children’s Day exercises last Sunday night. The program featured songs and recitations with all children participating. The church was filled and a generous offering was collected. Ed Yeenowine serves as superintendent of many years.

Zoar Sunday School Zoar Corydon Ed Yeenowine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Crown Vv. HL Bullett & Son W. L. Miller J. L. Rowe Herst Hardware Co Chas Bucks Harrison County Auto Co Rothrock Andy Schellenberger Lanesville Jo Guhol Lanseville Ina Wee Te Meena Easey S&s. Green & Son Elmer Foster Wm. Heckelman & Son New Middleto L. N. Rooksby Davidson Landing Sylvester Thompson New Amsterdam Farmers Merc. Co Harry Cunningham Evans Landing Otto Montgomery Valley City Tullie Deen Marion Cunningham Idlewild Alford Rogue Mauckport D. B. Beanblossom J. K. Flora W. E. Wolpert Laconia R. F. Holliday G. A. LaDuke Elizabeth Walter Applegate Central Wm. Blake J. A. Fowler Leo Elbert Barnes Bros W. H. Wade Moberly John H. Heth Bulleti Corydon, Ind Indiana University J. E. P. Holland New Middletown Milling Company United States Alex Miller Louisa Ellicott This County Gethsemane Miller Laura R. Miller Christ
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