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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
9
Mrs. Charles Sloan of Dallas reports rapid hair growth after using Lucky Tiger. She says her hair now nears her waist, after prior failures with various treatments. The product is sold with a money back guarantee as a scalp remedy and perfume item.
A long list of residents from English, New Albany, Corydon, Marengo and nearby areas were noted in town on Monday through Sunday for business, shopping, trading or visiting. Names include Joe Lincoln Owen Johnson A B Harris George Merkeret Mr and Mrs Willie Lincoln Mrs Arthur Creech Mrs Mary Denton TL Summers Maud Lynch John Slye Low Mo O Bannon Elmere Crecolius Annie Stread Mrs Chas Sieg William Beldt Joseph Jackson Ant Bauer George Goss Win Boss Tucker Henriott Elizabeth Gibbs Ole Atz Sherley Lincoln Minnie Wammond Claud Deweese Alva Smith Joe Schuppert Opel Melton Jaynes Rogers Rickeppoline Jacob Crecetin Wm Fisher Ula Schumer Daniel Davis Loraine Briscoe Gust Ate Mayors and neighbors joined in Sunday gatherings and family visits across the county.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General announces 100 percent painting of boxes and posts on seven rural routes after Pestmasters urged patrons to improve appearance. Praise directed to responsible postmasters and patrons for the effort and results.
Attendance at Sunday School was 60 with a collection of 1.24 dollars. Rev Youngblood will preach Sunday night at this place. Various local notes include John Cousin visiting his son Wesley in New Albany, Mrs. Mary Liebert selling her property to Noah O Bryan, and a Children’s Day program planned at Smith's Camp Ground on July 1. A supper for St Michaels Church and local visits fill the community update.
Local items report Bro Samuel Watson in critical condition at home in New Middletown and Pastor W. Rosensbarger attending Childress night event. John Wolfe Sr enters cow buying and weekly beef sales. Elmer Kost preached at VU B church in absence of pastor. Ladies Aid hosts quilt meeting with freezer cream treat. M I trustees seek gravel for new church foundation. Rev B A Bisman to preach on progress next Sunday at WU B Church. Grace Brengman visiting. farmers busy with near harvest. report sick list to Rev Bisman.
W. O. Huff has purchased the Gable Furniture Store at New Albany and assumed control. He has run furniture businesses on State Street in New Albany for over three years, purchasing the Laub Zink Furniture Store previously. The Gable Store, now under Huff, sits on Pearl street near the Post Office, a prime location.
Hill Grove Christian Church Sunday School invites all Sunday Schools and the public to its annual celebration in the grove near the church on Saturday July 28, 1928. Willard S. Wiseman, Superintendent.
Mauckport and Lanesville battled to an 11 to 11 draw in a hard fought game as Mauckport used three hurlers Best pitched six innings with tight defense while Hardin and Funk failed to settle matters. Lanesville started Walters then Sonner in the seventh with Brown and Robson starring for Mauckport. The contest ended in the ninth due to spectator unrest over the umpire’s decisions.
Calvin and Alonzo Mitchell of Eckertly were convicted in Crawford County for the murder of John Lawrence. A new hearing was granted by the state supreme court and a Crawford County hearing fixed a trial date. Though sentiment favored bond, the judge ordered the prisoners returned to custody. Lawrence was shot before breakfast after auctioning his property amid local ill will.
Harrison County records show payments for public officer salaries, court costs, and highway work. Notable items include salaries for Perry F. Windell, Wm Taylor, C. W. Smith, J. K. Morris, J. T. McClaren, and Wm R. Stevens, along with various office expenses, jail costs, and gravel road construction contracts.
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