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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
6
Grand Rapids reader L B Weaver reports dramatic gains from Dr Le Gear Stock Powders. After starting the powder on a Jersey cow the milk yield rose from six to twelve quarts daily and butter fat climbed from five to ten pounds weekly over thirty days.
C H Ginkins of Corydon returns home with daughter Mrs O F Davidson after a month visiting with sons Frank and Thomas known as Rags and Dork. They toured Chicago Denver and Colorado Springs visiting monuments cemeteries and scenic routes including a Trinidad Eaton drive.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence on Mill Street Corydon on Saturday June 26 1920 commencing at 2 o clock p m personal property Consisting of stoves dressers wash lands carpets chairs sewing machine separator cream cans and numerous other articles Usual terms Harold the seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Engleman of Indianapolis has been ill for several weeks He is better now
E S Bulleit of J J Bulleit & Sons Corydon Indiana attends the Twenty first Annual Congress of the National Retail Hardware Association at the Lafayette Hotel in Buffalo New York as a delegate from the Indiana Retail Hardware Association. J M Campbell of Bowling Green Missouri urges justice for farmers and wider cooperation to restore normal conditions and warns that reforms could undermine the foundation of commerce. He criticizes the push to eliminate the middleman and calls for all sectors to act to return to normalcy and curb rampant criticism.
Corydon defeats New Amsterdam 27 to 1 with Best on the mound. New Amsterdam uses several pitchers in relief as Corydon cruises. Junior Corydon then loses 16 to 10 to New Amsterdam in a five inning rematch. George Higdon manages Corydon Juniors and shines. A farewell party for Johnny Crosier at his parents home honors his fifteenth birthday with numerous guests and long games.
Dan Swarens offers a near new 4 cylinder 8 16 HP International tractor with a 14 inch plow capable baler fodder shredder and silage cutter. Sold together or separately along with a 128 acre farm in Depauw Indiana. Iinhart Wright visited Dr Yeager in Louisville last Thursday for multiple teeth extractions.
Luthur Stover died instantly when lightning struck as he drove a binder cutting wheat on his Medford Oklahoma area farm on Tuesday June 15. Funeral services were held at Medford Congregational Church with burial near his home. He was 61 and survived by a wife two sons Walter and Charles nine grandchildren two daughters Mrs Benj Leffler and Mrs Alva Wisemen two brothers A J Stover Albert Stover and a sister Mrs Nathaniel Conrad. The community expressed deep sympathy for the bereaved family.
Mrs. Chas. H. Buchanan gave a vocal recital at the Corydon auditorium assisted by Louisville musicians Joseph Guinglamo Theo Euersteimer and Harry L Cook with Mrs. G. C. Doo little at the piano. The program impressed the audience with high order performances and encores. Proceeds benefited the Young Business Men's Clubs. Eggs from prize winning S. C. White Leghorns Ferris strain 15 for 1 00. Corydon Exchange. Phone 3 235. m5-tf
Robert Black son of Mr and Mrs R E Black and Rose Ryan of Traverse City Mich were married June 16 at 8 o clock Miss Ryan daughter of Mr and Mrs Sage Ryan served as bride accompanied by Nina Ryan sister of the bride and Frank A Miller of Traverse City The couple will reside at 3288 South Jefferson Ave after July 9 Mrs Black has lived in Traverse City most of her life and is a high school graduate Bob Black works for Burns Sales and Service Company in Detroit Refuge Congratulations from friends in this area.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Eli Wolfe aged twenty five days died Saturday at the family home near Hancock Chapel. Funeral and burial held at Mt Tabor Saturday afternoon. Survived by parents two brothers and three sisters. Child was not strong from birth.
Mrs Lucy Dodd widow of Joseph Dodd died suddenly last Sunday at her daughter Mrs Joe Kingsley home in Latham Illinois. She was seventy and survived by two sons Geo and Chas Dodd and daughter Mrs Kingsley one sister Mrs James Minter. Remains were brought to this county and interred at Kings burying grounds. Her maiden name was Lunsford and she spent her life in the county.
The Jackson School Township Trustee invites bids for the complete plumbing system of a new school house near New Salisbury Indiana. Bids due July 19 1920 at 2 PM on standard public bid form with $250 certified check.
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