Democratic State Platform Published for Indiana voters
The Democrat prints its full Democratic State Platform and invites readers to study it. Miss Elizabeth Miller, a student at Indiana Central College, visited her parents near Corydon and arranged for the Democrat to be sent to her while she is away at school.
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The
Democrat
Indiana
Elizabeth Miller
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
David M. Miler
Corydon
Miss Susie Bruce Dies at Valley Station Ky
Former resident of this place Miss Susie Bruce died at Valley Station Kentucky last Saturday June 17 after two years of pulmonary illness. Her body was brought to Corydon for burial with service at Cedar Hill cemetery conducted by John H Heth. She was twenty four and survived by sister Miss Beatrice Bruce of Indianapolis.
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Susie Bruce
Valley Station
Kentucky
Corydon
Cedar Hill Cemetery
John H. Heth
Jacob Bruce
Beatrice Bruce
Indianapolis
Beautiful June Wedding at Corydon Junction
A pretty June wedding took place at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Eskew in Corydon Junction on Sunday June 11 1922 at 3 PM uniting Myrtle Gertrude Eskew and Thomas A McCormick. The ceremony was by the bride’s father with family witnesses and Lois Brown of English Indiana playing the match. The bride wore white satin and georgette with white rose buds. the groom wore dark blue broadcloth. Attendants included Miss Mary Eskew and Horton McCormick. The bride is a former New Salisbury primary teacher and the groom has taught in Elnora high school and elsewhere. they plan to reside in Terre Haute Indiana this summer while attending the State Normal.
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Curtis Eskew
Corydon Junction
Myrtle Gertrude
Thos. A. McCormick
Lois Brown
English
Ind
Mary Eskew
Horton McCormick
New Salisbury
Elnora
W. L. McCormick
Washington
Terre Haute
Many Local Residents Attend Events and News Items
A string of notices details illnesses births and visitors from Elizabeth Posey township New Albany Louisville and New Amsterdam. Mary Lenora Brock born to Silas Brock and wife. Lorena Emily improving after serious illness. Rhoda Montgomery visiting from Los Angeles. families visitations from Murray Ferree Earnest Deatrick and more. An ice cream social to aid Depauw church is planned. a Fordson Tractor ad appears. Rev Harris returns to pulpit. various locals attend the Kentucky Funeral Directors Association banquet in Louisville.
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Beech Grove
Depauw Church
Posey Township
North Vernon News and Local Happenings
Mrs Vinton Black and her son Howard visit her mother Mrs Cora Lotich and sisters Miss Elsie Lotich and Mrs Herman Gilham in North Vernon. A new large hotel opened with ceremonies at Vinegar Mills State Park. Garrett McClaran broke two bones in his right foot after an incident with a barn playmate. Fordson Tractor offered at 395.00 by F C B factory promises to ease farm work. W H Bulliet & Sons will explain J-21-2-w.
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Vinton Black
Howard
North Vernon
Cora Lotich
Elsie Lotich
Herman Gilham
Garrett
Joe McClaran
North Market Street
Ben Fetzer
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Mrs Sallie K Jones Errs Ill at Kintner Apartments
Mrs Sallie K Jones remains seriously ill at her home in the Kintner Apartments. She has been in critical condition for some time. Miss Dode Heth Mrs W T Renor and C W Thomas care for her with additional help from Flora Frank a trained nurse from Mauckport over the past week.
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Sallie K. Jones
Kintner
Dode Heth
W. Trenor
C. W. Thomas
Flora Frank
Mauckport
New Amsterdam Defeats Dixie 28 to 0 in Big Win
New Amsterdam baseball squad crushed Dixie 28 to 0 in a decisive game. A full recap of the contest remains to be published next week.
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New Amsterdam
Dixie
Annual Picnic at Moberly by Spencer Township Grange
The Moberly event hosted by Grange No. 2215 in Cole Grove moved to Saturday July 15 to cooperate with Harrison County Farmers Association. State Grange reps and other speakers will attend. Programs and speaker committees promise a lively picnic with more details to follow in local papers.
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Spencer Township
Cole Grove
Farmers’ Association of
Harrison County
Corydon’ Fair Grounds
State Grange
Card From Rev Nordsick Seeks Address Change
Rev L W Nordsick asks to update his mailing address from New Cambria to Bunkerhill Kansas after accepting a preaching call there He notes the town is hustling and the people are good He still enjoys reading the Corydon Democrat and has many friends in this county He is a 18 year veteran of the ministry and recently suffered the death of his wife in a house fire, with sympathy from Harrison county friends.
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Nordsick
L. W. Nordsick
New Cambria
Bunkerhill
Kansas
Corydon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Church
Central
Frank A. Grove
Louisville
Corydon State Bank
Federal Reserve System
WM. Ridley
Samuel Pfrimmer
Rose Keller
Jean Denbo
Cecil W. Miles
S. Bulleist
Victor Wright
Charles W. Inman
G. Keller Will J. Bulleit
William Ridley
the Hoover
Hurst Hardware Go
the Democrat
Mary J. Barger
Elizabeth
Murray Ferree
Silas Brock
Mary Lenora
Earnest Deatrick
New Albany
Elmer Deatrick
Kenneth William Emily
Lula and
Chester Emily
Lorena Carpenter
Edwart Carpenter
St. Edward’s Hospital
Emmett Deen
Mrs. Grant Tuell
Jesse Wampler
Geo. Dawson
Ruth Watters
Lorena Emily
Amy
Atwood Bliss
Fern Blake
Harlan Winders
Rhoda Montgomery
Los Angeles
California
Mrs
Valentine Montgomery
V. AH
Walter Hunt
Norma
Joe Moyers
Robert Brown
Covington, Ky
John W. Mchae
Rosewood
Mr. Brown
Mollie Kaiser
Akron, C
Sue Reynolds
W. W. Davis
Wallace and Friend
Columbus McRae
Anna M. Kintner
Davidson
Boone Township
Wyatt Mauck
Vincennes
Mark Tr. Harris
Rev
Harris
Presbyterian Church
A. A. Bauman
Waconia
L. A. Kahl
Palmyra
Clarence Gehlbach
Ray Resch
New Middletown
Kentucky Funeral Directors Association
Aluminum
Berlin
Miles’ Variety Store
Towr
Moberly
Askren
Jackson
Malta
South Bend
Frank Steph
Chas. P. Wolfe
Straude E. Wiseman
Grange
Mrs. Long
James Long
Norton’s Infirmary
Ed B. Love
W. W. H. Bulleit & Sons
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